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
….for
all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves
with Christ.
28There
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
Dr. Lance Clark
Wednesday Ekklesia
Praise and Worship
Thursday
Arthur Wilson
Friday
The Divine Hours
Gather. Examine. Fellowship.
Commuter Chapels will begin this Wednesday at 11am in Fetter's
Chapel, which is 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 - 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 at
jcanada@huntington.edu
“Nonlinear Optics as a Method for Probing
Order in Biological Systems”
Ms. Victoria Hall, a 2005 Huntington University
alumna, will give a presentation titled “Nonlinear
Optics as a Method for Probing Order in Biological
Systems” at 4 PM on Friday, October 2 in Hiner
Hall of the Science Hall, as part of the Gerald
D. Smith Lecture Series in the Natural and
Mathematical Sciences. Ms. Hall is a Ph.D.
candidate in the Chemistry Department at Purdue
University and will also discuss life as a graduate
student in the sciences. The presentation is free
and open to the public. Elective chapel credit will
be given for students attending the entire
presentation. Ms. Hall will be available for dinner
with students at the DC afterwards.
Attention all juniors and seniors:
The final date to sign up and pay the
deposit for the Romania trip is Friday,
September 25, 2009. Remember, you need to
register for the Romania preparation course,
SW291, which meets on Tuesdays from 3:25 –
4:15 pm. Also, a $1,000 deposit is required
which is payable to Huntington University in
the business office. Both requirements must
be completed by
September 25, 2009.
Questions contact Professor MacDonald at
ext. 4220 or email at
cmacdonald@huntingotn.edu.
Study Abroad Programs
Want to see the world? Want to earn college
credit doing it? Every years HU students
participate in the many semester abroad
programs available through the Off-Campus
and International Studies office. There are
programs available on every continent of the
globe (sans Antarctica) offering classes
relevant to every major. Politics in DC.
English at Oxford. Biblical studies in
Jerusalem. These are just a few of the
prospects available, and they fit right in a
4-year college plan. Studying abroad
challenges your assumptions and widens your
perspective. Check us out at
http://www.huntington.edu/golearn,
or email
Brigitte
Martin at
bmartin@huntington.edu
for more information.
Student Teaching Info
If you plan to student teach next year (fall
2010 or spring 2011), it is required that
you attend the student teacher orientation
meeting on Wednesday, September 23,
in the upstairs of the dining commons. Two
sessions are offered – 11:30 AM or 12:30
PM. If you should have any questions,
please contact the education office at
extension 4231
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 Prof. Fairchild at extension 4235.
Flu Shots
Huntington University’s Department of Nursing, in
collaboration with the Huntington County Department
of Health, will offer flu shots on October 22.
This vaccine is for the seasonal flu only, not the
H1N1 flu. The clinic will take place from 4-8:00 PM in
room 074 in the lower level of the Science Hall. The
cost will be $20 for students. To ensure that enough
vaccine will be available, contact Laura Hughes in
Health Services at
lhughes@huntington.edu by October 7.
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Activities & Organizations |
Auditions for the
DAVIS
HALL FOLLIES
HU's Homecoming Variety/Talent show
are coming up fast!
Auditions will be held Monday,
September 21 from 6-9, 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:
owensp@huntington.edu.
Parent
Weekend---November 13 & 14.
Nominate your mother and/or father for the Annual Mother of-the-Year
and Father of-the-Year Awards to be presented at the Parent
Breakfast, November 14! Essays will be reviewed and winners selected
by Huntington University Parent Council. In your words, describe how
your parent(s) demonstrated love, sacrifice, and Christian witness
to you and others. Nominations may be sent in Word format to Pete
Schownir at
pschownir@huntington.edu. Call x. 4045 if you have questions.
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
at
http://www.parkview.com/Locations/
ParkviewHuntingtonHospital/Pages/default.aspx
Come to Koinonia!
A
college and career fellowship group on Sunday mornings at Huntington
Baptist!
We are
located at 2435 Waterworks rd. by Riverview Middle School here in
Huntington. We are currently studying the book of Revelation on
Sunday mornings at 9:15 followed by Worship service at 10:30. We
also have opportunities to serve in the church including: Children’s
and Youth ministry, Sunday school, nursery, special events, and
more! For more information or need of a ride, please contact Megan
Fomley by phone (260) 356-9941 or by email at fomleym@huntington.edu
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
ameyer@hutington.edu.
Fall 2008 Photo Directories
The photo directories
will be published only
by request. If you want
a copy, please email
mpasko@huntington.edu.
The cost for a directory
is $7. This will be a
color photo directory.
FOUND
Bible - purple cover
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