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Items for multiple weeks
will be posted with >>> and linked to a follow-up page with complete
details. To print a hard copy of the Coffey Break you will need to
go to
www.huntington.edu/news/
and choose Coffey Break and the date you want. You can then
print from the website.
Verse Of The Year - John
13:34
“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you,
so you must love one another.”
Chapel: Tuesday
and Thursday @ 10:00 AM
Ekklesia: Student-led service Wednesdays @ 9:30 PM
Convocation or Divine Hours: Fridays @ 11:00 AM
March/April
During the week of
March 30th
we will be providing a “Journey to the Cross” experience. There are
3 time slots available for you to attend to receive one chapel
credit. This will take place in the banquet rooms of the
Dining Commons during the following times:
Monday, March 30 from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday, March 31 from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday - No Ekklesia this week.
Thursday, April 2 10:00 AM
Divisional Chapels on Christ@Center
Library Conference room – Division I
MCA 150 – Division II
Hiner Hall – Division III
Zurcher Auditorium – Division IV
Longaker Recital Hall – Division V
Norm’s Place – Division VI
Banquet Rooms – Staff
Fr iday,
April 3 11:00 AM Divine Hour (LRH)
Dr. Carolyn Lytle of Developmental Pediatrics
4:00 pm on Friday, April 3, in Hiner Hall
Dr. Carolyn Lytle of Developmental Pediatrics, Riley
Hospital for Children, will give a presentation entitled “A
Pediatrician’s Journey from Los Angeles County General
Hospital to Riley Hospital for Children: 2000 Miles over 20
Years” at 4:00 pm on Friday, April 3, in Hiner Hall of the
Science Hall at Huntington University. The seminar is part
of a seminar series entitled “Christians Making a Difference
in the Sciences,” and elective chapel credit will be
given to students attending the entire presentation. Dr.
Lytle will also be available for dinner with students at the
DC afterwards.
Advising
The advising period for Fall and
Summer terms will open on March 30. You must make an
appointment with your academic advisor early in the
advising period to finalize your schedule of
classes.
Before your appointment, review requirements for the
core curriculum and your major or interest areas.
Print your degree audit from the my.huntington page to check
your progress toward your degree. Prepare a proposed
schedule to discuss and confirm with your advisor. Be
certain to review catalog listings for information about
prerequisite courses, alternate year course offerings, and
complete course titles and descriptions. If you do not
know the name of your faculty advisor, check your
information at
http://my.huntington.edu
or contact the registrar’s office.
Registration
After your advisor has approved your
schedule and your registration time has opened, you
may register for classes on the web at any time or
bring your registration to the registrar’s office
between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday to have the registration staff enter your
courses. Refer to the Web Registration
Instructions email for additional information.
REMINDER:
Students will be placed on a hold status and
will be unable to register for classes or
receive a transcript if they have any
outstanding financial obligations. These
obligations can include, but are not limited
to, student account balances (loans not
processed/disbursed or TMS payment plan
shortages), parking fines, dorm fines,
disciplinary fines, chapel fines, medical
fines (failure to pay for immunizations
/vaccinations), bookstore charges, bookstore
rentals, past-due rent, library fines or
overdue library materials. All library
fines must be paid at the library,
however, all other fines can be paid in the
business office during cashier hours. The
cashier hours in the business office are
9:00 AM until 4:00 PM Monday through Friday.
Please make payments in the business office
during cashier hours. If you want to
view your hold records, please use
the portal at:
http://my.huntington.edu The user
name=ID number (use
the letter s before the ID number) and
the password=temporary password that was
assigned to you. Please check the portal
before attempting to register for
classes.
Boring
Summer ahead?
Like the Great
North woods of Canada?
Enjoy hiking,
canoeing, working out in the woods?
Have a heart for
hurting and trouble teens?
Have we got a
job for you! Visit New Horizon's Youth
Ministries booth on April 6 located on the
lower level of the Habecker Dining Commons
during lunch hour. We have positions of
team leaders, counselors, group leaders,
kitchen staff and more. We leave around May
24 and return around August 7, 2009.
Student Video Contest
Huntington University – “Together”
Campaign 2009
As a part of our “Together” Campaign to
improve upon and enhance the facilities and
overall experience at Huntington University,
the Campus Community Committee is sponsoring
a Student Video Contest. All current
Huntington University students are eligible
for the prizes and welcome to participate as
we seek to spread the word about our next
major building projects on campus: a new
Center for Digital and Visual Arts, and
major renovations and updates on our current
Merillat Complex for Physical Education and
Recreation. While these projects are just in
the beginning stages of planning and
fundraising, we hope to educate our own
Huntington University community (students,
faculty, and staff) about these two future
projects as we seek to meet the growing and
changing needs of our campus.
Basic Rules and Guidelines:
ALL STUDENTS ENTERING THE CONTEST MUST FIRST
PICK UP CAMPAIGN INFORMATION FROM THE
ADVANCEMENT OFFICE. Contact Beth Lahr (blahr@huntington.edu)
or just stop by the Annex (second level) and
ask for materials to find out more about the
actual building projects.
In a fun, light-hearted, and humorous way,
address some or all of the following:
Why do we need these building projects?
How will students benefit from this?
How might this give a ‘competitive
advantage’ to HU over other schools?
The video must include the words “together,”
“dream,” “plant,” and “grow.”
The video must also somehow incorporate the
“Together” folder and Ron Coffey (both must
be visible at some point in the video).
Video length should be no longer than one
minute.
Only one entry per student is allowed.
Videos should be copied onto CD or DVD and
delivered to Professor Matthew Ruiz. Each
disk much be labeled with the student’s
name, phone, email, major, and
classification. Video data files may be in .MOV,
.AVI, or .MPEG format, but must not exceed
1GB.
Entries will be judged by a panel of
University faculty and staff. The decision
of the judges is final.
Contest deadline is May 1
Winners announced by May 15
2 GRAND PRIZES for top 2 videos: iPod Touch
2 Runner-up Prizes: $50 Visa Gift cards
Contact Professors Lance Clark or Matthew
Ruiz with any contest questions.
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HU Theatre Presents:
SCAPIN
Thursday, April 2 2009
7:30PM and 9:30PM
Friday, April 3, 7:30 PM
Saturday, April 4, 2:00 and
7:30 PM
MCA Zurcher Auditorium
Vaudeville and Commedia dell' arte are
seamlessly woven into an
uproarious fable of scheming
lovers, mistaken identities
and clownish greedy
servants. Balancing on a
delicately taut tightrope of
mischief and revenge, the
crafty servant Scapin
promises to help two pairs
of wide-eyes lovers while
juggling an array of
elaborate disguises to keep
their wealthy fathers from
discovering the truth.
Remaining true to Moliere's
classic farcical tale from
the seventeenth century,
this fresh and
side-splitting adaptation
adds a late twentieth
century spin to the language
and hilarious non-stop
action.
Tickets: $12 general
admission, $10 students &
seniors, $6 13 and younger,
$5 HU students, $9 HU
faculty/staff.
Call 260-359-4261
Want to go see Scapin for
half-price?
Senate will
be giving away
25 half-price
tickets for
Thursday,
April 2
7:30
performance
for the first
25 students
that purchase tickets
from the MCA.
Don't miss out!
Ushers needed for these show
dates and times:
THU April 2 @
7:30p
FRI April 3 @
7:30p
SAT April 4 @
2:00p and 7:30p
Ushers
would need be in the MCA 45
minutes before the show
started.
You
will be able to see the show
for FREE!!!!!! E-mail
Nick Kight at
s280337@huntington.edu
if interested.
Senate Petitions
Senators:
(Class, Commuter,
Senator-at-Large)Available:
March 30 Due: April 8
All Petitions
will be available outside of
the Senate Office in the HUB
and online at
http://www.huntington.edu/senate/Site
/Links_Extras.html
Don't
hesitate to ask Julie McCoy,
Stephen Edinger, Melissa
Keighin, or Elizabeth
Holtrop, if you have any
questions.
Voting for
Senators and
Senator-at-Large on April
14-15.
Upcoming SAB events
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April 1st,
Shrine Circus in F Lot
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April 2nd
smooth jazz and
smoothies by lake sno-tip
at 7:00 PM
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April 8th
Ft. Wayne Komets game
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April
17-18 Sibs Weekend
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April 18th
Disc Golf
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May 1st,
May Day
Want to get fit but don’t
know where to start?
We have the answer for
you! The senior applied
exercise science majors will
be offering FREE fitness
consulting at the first
annual Huntington University
Fit Fest (HUFF). Services
offered will include a
personalized strength
program, cardiovascular
program, core and
flexibility program, and
nutritional consultation.
Other available services
will include body fat
assessment, strength
measurements, flexibility
tests, and mental skills
training. Demonstrations and
one-on-one consultation will
be offered. HUFF is open
to all students and there is
no cost.
Date: April 6, 2009
Time: 3:30-6:00 PM
Place: PERC Gym
Please contact Doctor
Matthew D. Ruiz (mruiz@huntington.edu)
if you have any questions.
Calling All Writers!!
Have you ever wanted to see
your work published? This is
your chance! Submit your
poetry and short works of
fiction and creative
non-fiction to be considered
for Ictus, Huntington
University's unofficial
literary journal. The best
poems, short stories and
narratives will be
immortalized in the 2009
issue of Ictus!
Please send all submissions
in a Word document to Stephanie Hollister at
srhollister@gmail.com.
The deadline for
submissions is April 9.
Want to join the JMC Staff?
We are recruiting JMC
coordinators and director!
Pick up an application
in the Student Development
office (upstairs in the HUB)
or the office of Student
Success (Becker 140) between
March 23 – April 1.
Applications
are due back to the Student
Development office by April
1 @ 5:00 PM.
Questions? Contact
Grace McBrayer @
gmcbrayer@huntington.edu
x4286
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Guys Needed!
The JMC has a couple of
programs that
are in need of more guys!
Huntington Kids Club
m eets
Monday nights from
6:30-8:30. Love Church meets
Thursday nights from about
6-10.
If interested, please
contact Holly Harris or Sam
Sutorius at
jmc@huntington.edu
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