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/OCTOBER
Tuesday
Dr. Mark Fairchild
Wednesday Ekklesia
Baker CMCs
Thursday
Leroy Barber
Friday
Alpha Chi Convocation
URBANA 09: Intervarsity 22nd
Student Missions Conference.
December 27-31, 2009 in St. Louis. Register by October 17th at
www.urbana09.org Student Rate: $395 by October 17th
$475 by December 1st
Gather. Examine. Fellowship.
Commuter Chapels
> > >
“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.
Study Abroad Programs
> > >
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
> > >
HU Student Facebook
Students: Our Facebook page now has
over 1,465 fans. Come discover why at
http://www.facebook.com/huntingtonuniversity. We've passed
Taylor's number of fans, and are getting close to IWU's. Keep it
rolling! Click "Become a Fan" and "Suggest to Friends."
DEPARTAMENTO DE ESPAÑOL
Open to all members of the Huntington community, La
Mesa Española (The Spanish Table) provides an,
opportunity to share with others who speak Spanish,
or are learning to speak Spanish. Come talk about
God, the world, the weather, or whatever is on your
mind. This is an unstructured, hour during which you
are encouraged to, communicate in a relaxed,
enjoyable setting. All levels of proficiency are
welcome. For the 2009-10 academic year, The
Spanish Table. meets Mondays from 5:00-5:50 PM in the
faculty lounge (LBH second floor). If you have
any questions please contact Dr. Choi at
schoi@huntington.edu. Hasta la vista.
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.
Recruiters in the DC
during the lunch
hour:
A representative
with Black Forest
Academy is scheduled
to be on campus
Thursday, October 1.
Poverty Simulation
Monday, October 5 from 6:00 PM – 9:00
PM
Upper Dining Hall
Sign up with Margaret Pasko.
This may be done by emailing
mpasko@huntington.edu
with your name and ID number.
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Activities & Organizations |
For detailed
information on
Homecoming Events go
to:
https://my.huntington.edu/ics/Alumni/
Alumni.jnzportlet=2009_Homecoming
See Denver and the
Mile High Orchestra
For Free!
Volunteers are
need to
usher and work the
merchandise table. If you
would
like to work the concert
please
contact Steve Pozezanac at
spozezanac@huntington.edu or call
#4260
Denver & the Mile High Orchestra
Friday, October 2, 2009, 7:30 PM
MCA Zurcher Auditorium
Formed by a group of
friends at Nashville’s Belmont University in 1999, this exceptional
group of musicians is comprised of three trumpet players, three
saxophone players, two trombone players and a rhythm section. In the
eight years since their inception, the group has traveled around the
globe, performing at churches, conferences, festivals—even at the
Olympics—taking their electrifying horn-driven sound to the masses.
For Tickets, call 260-359-4261.
Tickets: $18
Reserved Seating, $16 Senior and Students, $5 HU Students, $13.50 HU
Faculty/Staff
 Newsboys
Concert
6:00 PM Sunday, October 18
STAR 88.3 and
Huntington
University have
partnered to present
an evening of music
and message with the
Newsboys
at Fort Wayne’s
Allen County War
Memorial Coliseum.
Senate
presents Homecoming Weekend...
 Coronation
5:00 Parade of those on Court
6:00 Coronation on the Dock
Davis Hall Follies:
A Huntington Tradition
7:00 and 9:30 in the MCA
Tickets are $3 each, reserve yours today in the MCA Box Office x4260
 Harlem
Ambassadors
On Wednesday Oct 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the Huntington North High School
gym there will be a basketball game between the Harlem Ambassadors
and a group of local players. This event is sponsored by the Lions
Club of Huntington. The intent is a cheap and entertaining event
for the entire family. Tickets are $3 in advance or $4 at the
door. If you want tickets, contact Dr. Mike Rowley (260) 359-4277.
SAB Events
October 2 – 3 Homecoming (Games–SAB) Saturday October 10 -
8:00 PM Laser X (after Fall Work Day) OLYMPIAD!
Opportunities for intramural and personal fitness involvement.
http://www.huntington.edu/athletics/campus_rec/
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/Parkview
HuntingtonHospital/Pages/default.aspx
Great Pay. Great
Experience. Fun
Work.
The Advancement
Office is looking
for enthusiastic
self-starters who
love their
Huntington
experience.
Opportunity to work
year around is
available. We will
be calling alumni,
donors, and friends
inviting them to
continue their
financial support
for students just
like you! If you are
interested, please
contact Jeremy
Rufener: email:
jrufener@huntington.edu
or phone:
260-359-4089.
The Boys and Girls Club of Huntington is currently hiring for the
following positions.
Cook
Hours: 3:00-5:00
Monday through Friday
Description: The
cook's responsibility includes cooking, cleaning, and managing the
Kid's Cafe area during supper time.
2 Andrews Elementary Tutors
Hours:
3:00-5:00, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Description: The
Tutors responsibilities include running the educational program
Mitch's Kids at Andrews Elementary school, assisting students with
homework, and creating and implementing fun educational activities.
Gym Assistant
Hours:
3:00-5:30, Monday through Thursday
Description: The
Gym Assistants responsibilities include running gym activities for
club members of all ages, and assisting the Middle School program by
running a dodgeball league.
Americorp Recovery Act Position
Hours:
5:30-7:30, Monday through Friday
Description:
Responsibilities include developing and strengthening the Volunteer
programs at the Boys and Girls Club. This individual will work
primarily with the Boys and Girls Club teenagers and will assist in
the leadership programs Torch and Keystone.
If interested in
any of these positions, please visit the Boys and Girls Club of
Huntington at 608 East State Street and pick up an application. For
more information, contact Josh Miller at 260-359-1750 or
jmhuntingtonbgc@gmail.com
Would you like to
share the love of
Christ with children
in need?
The Eastside
Neighborhood
Outreach welcomes
students who want to
reach out with the
love of Christ to
children in
Huntington. You
will meet and
befriend children
Tuesdays 4:30 – 6
p.m. beginning Sept
8 and play games
with them during
Games in the Park
each Saturday 10
a.m. – 12, beginning
Sept 12. Interested
children also attend
Bible classes on
Tuesdays from 7 –
8:30 and volunteer
teachers are
welcome. Volunteers
who are only able to
help occasionally
are welcome, but
those who can
establish long term
relationships with
the children are
preferred. Contact
Dr. Tom Bergler
x4285.
“Discovering Anglican Christianity”
will be taught by
Rev. Rick Leone, Tuesdays 7 – 8:30 PM, Church of Our Glorious King
404 Grayston Ave, Huntington. All are welcome. The class will
introduce students to what Anglican Christians believe. For more
information contact Rev. Leone x4232 or Dr. Tom Bergler x4285
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