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 Bible
Study: Fridays
@ 11:00 AM
AUGUST
26 Bill Fisher
27 Ekklesia Opportunities for Involvement 8:30 PM in the D.C.
28 Blair Dowden
29 Introduction to the Divine Hour
Welcome back! It is good to have each of you back on campus for the
fall semester. This is a reminder from campus ministries regarding
chapels this semester. We will scan cards again this year at the
beginning of chapel. Please have your ID card ready when you arrive
at chapel. If you need to leave the auditorium for any reason once
you scan your card, you will be asked to hand it to the chapel
scanner until you return. If you forget your card, you will be
asked to go back to get it in order to receive credit.
To check your chapel attendance or the chapel schedule, please go to
the HU portal. Please check your chapel attendance weekly to see
that your credits are adding up as they should. You need to have 30
chapels credits for the semester. 20 of those need to be the CORE
chapels which take place on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings.
The other 10 can be CORE or ELECTIVE credits. If you have any
questions regarding your chapel attendance or the schedule, please
contact Jodi at ext. 4030.
Final Day To Add A Class
for fall semester is
Friday, August 29. Beginning Monday, August 25, you
must submit a completed Change of Registration Form
to the Registrar's office (complete with all
required signatures) to change classes. All cards
must be turned in to the Registrar’s Office no later
than 5:00 PM on August 29, if you wish to add a
class for this semester.
Final Day To
Request S/U Grading
for a fall semester course is Monday, September 8.
S/U grading may be requested only for elective
courses that will not count in your major or core
requirements.
Forester Lecture Series
Thursday, September 4, 7:00 PM
Zurcher Auditorium, MCA
The Examined Christian Life Lecture by Walter
Wangerin, Jr.
Author and Professor, Valparaiso University.
Walter Wangerin, Jr. is the Emil and Elfriede Jochum
University Professor at Valparaiso University. He
has authored over forty books, including the
renowned Book of the Dun Cow and Father
and Son: Finding Freedom, a story of his
relationship with his adopted son. His literary work
has received national recognition, including the
National Book Award, New York Times Best Children’s
Book of the Year Award, and several Gold Medallions.
His presentation will address issues in the
relationship between faith and vocation.
The Book of the Dun Cow Discussion:
Tuesday, September 2 at 4:00 PM
In anticipation of the Forester Lecture from
novelist Walter Wangerin, Dr. Jack Heller will lead
a discussion of his novel
The Book of the Dun Cow
on Tuesday, September 2 at 4:00 PM (location TBA).
If there is enough interest, Heller will repeat the
discussion on Wednesday, September 3 at 4:00. The
novel may be purchased online from Amazon.com.
Contact Heller for more details.
Spend J-term 2009 in France and Spain
Drs. Martin and Choi are organizing a trip to France
and Spain which will count for 2 credit hours of
J-term. We will be hitting some of the highlights
of Paris, Barcelona, and Madrid over the course of
12 days. The estimated cost for the trip is about
$2500 which will be due toward the end of
September. For more information, contact Dr. Martin
tmartin@huntington.edu
or Dr. Choi
schoi@huntington.edu.
Students With
Disabilities
In compliance with
section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of
1973,
Huntington University will
make reasonable
accommodations for
students with
disabilities. To
be eligible for
accommodations, a
student must have a
learning, psychological,
orthopedic, or sensory
disability that
substantially limits one
or more major life
activities, and provide
documentation of the
disability. Kris
Chafin, the director of
the Learning Center, is
the coordinator of
services for students
with disabilities at HU.
Call (X4290) or email
kchafin@huntington.edu
Kris to get more
information or request
accommodations.
Writing Center Hours
Tuesday
7:00 to 9:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM to
1:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Bring
your rough drafts by the
Writing Center,
Loew-Brenn 102, to
receive assistance from
an English tutor.
Get into
the habit now of
improving your writing
skills.
No
appointment needed. No
charge.
Meal Plan
Are you
on the correct meal
plan?
All
meal plan changes will
need to be made by
Tuesday, August 26 (requests
after this date cannot
be granted).
Questions? Contact
Margaret Pasko in
Student Development
Office 359-4026.
Student
Insurance Program
Please check to make
sure your insurance
waiver card has been
received if you do not
want to be on HU’s
student health insurance
plan.
NO CHANGES WILL BE MADE
AFTER
Wednesday, August 27.
Questions? Contact
Margaret in the student
development office at
260-359-4026.
Commuters
Please
inform Margaret Pasko in
the Student Development
Office of your address
and phone number for the
fall semester. The
phone list is emailed to
everyone, usually by the
middle of the second
week of school.
Mailbox Information
Reminder to all
full-time students:
Please pick up your
student mailbox keys in
Mailing Services Becker
Hall basement.
Commuter full-time
students:
You are required to have
a campus mailbox.
Please stop by Mailing
Services to pick up your
mailbox key. This
includes students living
in Forester Village.
Reminder to all
students:
If you receive a package
that won’t fit into your
mailbox, you will
receive an email letting
you know to pick it up
in Mailing Services
located in Becker Hall
basement.
News from the
Counseling Office
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Struggling
with homesickness,
adjusting to college,
depression or eating
disorders? Huntington
University provides FREE
and CONFIDENTIAL
counseling for HU
students. The counseling
office is located on the
upper level of the HUB.
For an appointment,
contact Dave Kiningham,
ext. 4121 or ext. 4027.
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Free Literature
is displayed outside the
Student Services Office
on the following
topics: Depression,
Forgiveness, Struggling
with Food, Pornography
and other related
issues.
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Activities & Organizations |
SAB - Student Activities for the
upcoming year
Additional
details will be advertised at a
later date.
August 24 -
Welcome back Stance
August 29 -
Friday Night Fun-ival
September 1-
Movie on the Lawn
September 6 -
Bike Race w/ President Dowden
September 12-14 -
Forester Fest
September 26-27 -
ACOC (This is a Senate Event but
SAB is helping out.)
Oct 18 for Lazer
X (Same day as fall work day)
Oct. 30- Nov 2 -
Olympiad
November 21- Ice
Skating
December 9 -
Christmas Study Break
***Please note
that this is just the major
events for the fall. We will
probably add a couple other
small things. The Spring events
will come sometime after
Olympiad.
Fresh Faces
Sept. 12 at 7:30 PM in MCA's
Zurcher Auditorium
Fresh Faces is an opportunity
for any new students at
Huntington University that enjoy
performing. We want to showcase
you - the new faces - in our
annual evening of scenes and
songs. New students, you will
be able to sign up after the
Huntington University
Opportunities, Saturday, August
23 at 8:00 PM or you can sign up
by emailing Michael Slane
mslane@huntington.edu. The
deadline to sign up will be
August 28.
Music Man Auditions
September 4 at 6:00 PM
Room 160 of the MCA.
Auditions for Huntington
University Theatre Company's
Fall musical, The Music
Man will be on September
the 4 at 6:00 PM in Room 160 of
the MCA. No preparation will be
necessary for non-theatre
majors, but audition packets
will be available on the
Callboard of the MCA (outside of
room 160) by August 29. We will
need hear you sing and read a
bit. We look forward to having
you participate in Huntington
University Theatre Company's
2008-09 Season.
Jobs
Parking Attendants
The Student
Development office
is seeking work study students
for parking attendants. The office is located on the
upper level of the HUB. See Margaret Pasko and bring
your schedule of classes.
MPERC workers needed
Workers to assist with home soccer and volley
ball
matches. Also needed are front desk
workers. Both
paid positions. Contact Russ Lawson at
x4289.
Cheerleaders
needed!
Open Practice Sessions **Open
to anyone that has or will be trying out** Thursday, August
28th-Open Practice Session- 5:30-7:00
Tuesday, September 2nd-Open Practice
Session & Informational Meeting- 5:30-7:30
Tryouts
Thursday, September 4 - 5:30-7:30
Friday, September 5 - 5:30-7:30
Saturday, September 6 - 8:30-10:30
Additional information can be found
on our
website or by contacting me at 260.224.0179.
Intersection…where life meets faith
Are you looking for something to do on Saturday night? Pack your
car full of friends, and head to Intersection. This
twenty-something’s interactive, discussion-driven service will last
from 6 to 7 p.m. every Saturday night in the Rock (located in the
First Church of the Nazarene, 1555 Flaxmill Rd.). We will have
coffee, food, music, and great conversation waiting for you! Call
356-1614 for more information or visit
www.intersectiononline.org. We hope to see you there!
Norms Labor Day Weekend
Hours
(Aug 29-Sept 1)
Friday - 9:00-3:00
Saturday, Sunday and Monday -
Closed
Tuesday - Normal Hours
Dining Commons Labor Day
Weekend Hours (Aug 29-Sept 1)
Friday
Breakfast and Lunch regular hours
Dinner - 5:00-6:00
Saturday
Lunch – Out door Picnic
Dinner- 5:00-6:00
Sunday
Sunday Brunch 11:30-1:00
Sunday Dinner 5:00-5:45
Monday
Lunch 12:00-1:00
Dinner 5:00-6:00
Tuesday - Normal Hours
Friday, August 29 dinner will be outside the Annex building from 5-
6:30 and Saturday, September 6 lunch is being hosted by President
Dowden from 12:00-1:30 on the Livingston parking lot.
LIBRARY HOURS FOR FALL 2008
The
following HOURS DEPEND ON the AVAILABILITY of TRAINED WORKERS *SEE
POSTED HOURS AT the LIBRARY.* The following will be our normal
hours, IF student workers are available. Any changes
will be posted on the front of the library.
NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS
Sunday
2:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Monday
7:30 AM to 11:00 PM
Tuesday 7:30
AM to 11:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM to Midnight
Thursday 7:30 AM to 11:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Closed Tuesday & Thursday 10:00-11:00 a.m., Friday 11:00 a.m. to
noon for Chapel.
AFTER HOURS STUDY ROOM HOURS ARE: SUNDAY-THURSDAY 4:30 p.m.
until following 4:30 a.m. and FRIDAY - SATURDAY not open from the
outside.
You
will need your student ID to check out any materials. Come in for a
quick lesson about our databases or make an appointment for a longer
session.
We have a variety of Audio-Visual equipment available for class
presentations and student projects (Video Cameras (tape and
digital), LCD projectors, Audio Recorders, a Scanner). We also have
laptops available for use in the library and student presentations
and special projects. For any equipment to be used outside the
library, a student needs staff or faculty permission and to come
into the library and make a reservation.
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