Verse Of The Year
"...for
all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves
with Christ. There
is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you
are all one in Christ Jesus."
Galatians
3:27-28.
Chapel: Tuesday
and Thursday @ 10:00 AM in the MCA
Ekklesia: Student-led
service Wednesdays @ 9:30 PM
Convocation or Divine
Hours: Fridays
@ 11:00 AM MCA
September
| Tuesday |
Praise and
Worship |
| Wednesday |
Ekklesia Hardy
CMCs |
| Thursday |
Phil Jackson
Lead Pastor of House Covenant Church |
| Friday |
The Divine
Hours |
Gather. Examine. Fellowship.
Commuter Chapels will begin this
Wednesday at 11am in Fetter's Chapel (in the basement of
Livingston). Commuter Chapels are a time for commuter students to
gather, examine God's word and fellowship with one another.
Dates for this semester's commuter
Chapels: Sept - 16, 23, 30, Oct - 7, 21, 28, Nov - 11, 18, Dec - 2, 9
Commuter Chapels are for designed for
commuters who do not live on campus. If you live in campus owned
housing (Forester Village) or are a senior who has moved off campus
please attend the Tuesday/Thursday/Friday Chapels and Ekklesia.
Thank You. If you have any questions please email
Joshua Canada.
Shakespeare Behind Bars Prison Trip
The third annual trip to the Luther Luckett
Correctional Complex in Kentucky will occur on Tuesday,
October 27. This trip gives participants a chance to
interact with the inmates of a medium security prison as
they rehearse a Shakespeare play, discuss it with a
professor, and answer questions from students. Students may
be asked to participate with the inmates in a few
activities. Except for the cost of lunch, the trip is free.
Participants in the trip must complete a criminal background
check, watch the movie documentary about Shakespeare Behind
Bars, and read the play the inmates will be working on,
Shakespeare’s A Winter’s Tale. It would be helpful to have
more male students participating. Please contact
Dr. Jack Heller
for more information.
Attention Juniors and Seniors!!!
January, 2010 in Sighisoara, Romania!
Experience a “hand-on” January term through
Huntington University where you’ll learn about
social and human development in a diverse cultural
setting. Through a collaborative effort with
“Veritas” a Romanian social service agency, students
will experience three weeks of cultural diversity
learning, living, and serving in the neighborhoods
of Sighisoara, Romania.
Romanian language skills are not required, but will
be covered in a fall pre-requisite class (SW391 or
291). Students will learn about creative solutions
in building sustainable communities. If you are a
student who is willing to accept new challenges and
enjoy living and working in a group setting in
eastern Europe, this January term experience can
provide a rich cultural learning experience.
Evaluation will be completed by a site supervisor.
Course may be utilized as a practicum course within
the student’s major dependent upon advisor approval.
The cost is $2500 and includes all expenses, (air
travel, food, side trips, etc.). You will only need
extra money for souvenirs. Departure is tentatively
planned for January 1, 2010 and return on Wednesday
January 20. Contact Prof. MacDonald at
cmacdonald@huntington.edu
soon if you are interested in this opportunity. The
deadline is quickly approaching!
Israel - Holy Land J-Term Trip
The Bible & Religion Department will take
students to Israel and Jordan for the coming
2010 January Term class. The trip will
feature visits to numerous important Old
Testament & New Testament sites, including
Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Caesarea, Nazareth,
Capernaum, a boat ride on the Sea of
Galilee, Masada and the Dead Sea, as well as
Jordanian sites such as Jerash and Petra.
If you are interested in joining this group,
contact Dr. Fairchild at extension 4235.
Fulbright U. S. Student Grant Competition
Closing October 19, 2009
The US Fulbright Student
Grant Competition for 2010-2011 will close
October 19, 2009. Applicants must have a
bachelors degree or equivalent by the
beginning of the grant. If you are
interested, Contact Dr. Michelson at ext.
4242. For more information on the Fulbright
program, visit their
website.
Constitution Day, September 17
This week occasions the annual celebration of
Constitution Day. In 2004, Congress passed a bill
recognizing the 17th of September as Constitution
Day and Citizenship Day, observing the date in 1787
that the 39 founders signed the U.S.
Constitution. This commemoration is a time for us to
reflect on their legacy and develop the habits of
citizenship in a new generation of Americans. HU
will observe the date in three ways. Take time
to visit the display case in the RichLyn Library
lobby. It offers a view on interesting ways that
the Constitutional tradition has been conceived and
taught in the past. Also, notice the table top
cards in the Dining Commons that have noteworthy
facts about the Constitution and its tradition of
interpretation in U.S. History. Finally, look in the
Dining Commons on Wednesday at lunch for a short
quiz on the Constitution and U.S. Citizenship; if
you complete the quiz and answer the questions
correctly, you'll be entered into a drawing for
prizes at Wednesday dinner. Below you will find some
links to websites that feature the U.S.
Constitution, its drafting, and its legacy over the
years. You are welcome to commemorate the
anniversary of the signing of the Constitution by
touring these pages and learning more about this
focal point of our national experience:
National Constitution Center
National Archives "Charters of Freedom"
Library of Congress "Creating the United States"
Recruiters in the DC during the lunch hour:
Wednesday, September 16
Bluffton Youth for Christ
Vector Marketing
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Activities & Organizations |
Auditions for the
Davis
Hall Follies
(HU's Homecoming Variety/Talent show),
are coming up fast!
If you and your friends have a crazy,
unique, creative, or just plain awesome act of less than eight
minutes, you can sign up for a ten-minute audition slot in the DC on
Thursday September 17 from 11-1 and 5-6 and Friday September
18 from 11-12.
The auditions will be held Monday,
September 21 from 6-9, and only ten acts will be accepted to
be in the show. Auditions will be held in the aerobics room in the
PERC.
Please direct any questions to
Peter
Owens.
Forester Fest - This
weekend
Friday
Hoe Down on the
Mall: After Fresh
Faces (9:00 PM)
Saturday
Capture the Flag: Meet at 10:00 on the mall
Sunday
Mud Volleyball: Tourney starts at 2:00 in front of Miller Meadows. Please
Sign up in Wright Hall (minimum
of two girls to a team, must have six players or more).
Fresh Faces
MCA Zurcher
Auditorium
Sept. 18, 7:30 p.m.
Free admission
Huntington University Theatre Company, in collaboration with Alpha
Psi Omega, once again presents this annual evening of scenes and
songs showcasing the newest class of talent—the freshmen!
 Thursday
Sept 17th
Blood Drive – D.C.
Sign-ups Sept. 14,
15,16 in the D.C.
2009-2010
September
Cheerleading/Lifting
TRYOUTS are coming soon!
Informational Meeting
Monday, September 14th
6:00 -7:00 PM
Thursday, September 17th 5:30-7:30
PM
Friday, September 18th
5:30-7:30 PM
Saturday, September 19th 9:00
-11:30 AM
All practices and meetings will be
held in the MPERC. The cheerleaders will also be present at HU
Opportunities. If you have questions regarding the practice
sessions or tryouts, please contact Candace Cooper at 260.224.0179.
Don’t miss this opportunity!
Women's Fall Semester
Breakfast presents a lively program
Guest Teachers to China: Customs, Courtesies, and Cuisine by
Susan Burson, Audrey Fetters, Valerie Geer, and Nancy Peace this
Saturday, Sept. 19, 9 AM, at the HU President's Home, 901 Ray
Street. Make your reservation for this lovely $5.50 buffet
breakfast, sponsored by the HU Women's Auxiliary, by Wednesday,
September 16, with Pat Jones at the Richlyn Library 359.4061 or
Sue
Henry.
United Way
Mini-Triathlon
Registrations for the second annual LIVE UNITED Team Mini-Triathlon
in support of the 2009 Huntington County United Way Campaign are now
underway. It is a lot of fun and is a three-person team of a
cyclist, runner and swimmer. The distances are abbreviated and
listed on the registration form. This is a non-competitive event
(although some people will be there who compete at everything) and
is designed to promote a healthy, active lifestyle. Come join the
fun. If you would rather walk, why don’t you register for the Mini
Tri Fun Walk? Registration forms for both events can be downloaded
on the
Parkview website.
Jobs
Certified
lifeguards wanted
The Huntington Parkview YMCA is hiring certified lifeguards. Please
contact Don Cozad at 260-359-9622 or see Matthew Ruiz in PERC 221
for an application.
Need an on-campus job?
The Admissions Office
is in Need of Student
Callers.
The Admissions Office is looking for students interested in calling
prospective HU students a couple of evenings during the week.
Qualified students should be talkative, love Huntington, and love
talking about Huntington. Please stop by the admissions office to
pick up a job description and application or get in touch with
April
Meyer.
Lost/Found Items
Any items that you have found should be
turned in to the student development office located in the upper
level of the HUB.
Following is a list of lost items inquired
about:
Lost Items:
Key for a Nissan
Billfold
Vehicle registration
black book bag
Key w/flash drive attached and ID card
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