Class Attendance Reminder:

Students are expected to be punctual and regular in class attendance and to accept responsibility for all assigned work. Any student who has been absent for as many as one-third of the total class sessions for a course will have failed and will be suspended from the course. Within this framework, each instructor may set his/her own class attendance policy, and will inform students of this policy at the beginning of the term. Class sessions missed because of illness or late registration will be counted as absences. There are no "excused" absences (illness, funerals, athletic contests, and other necessary absences are included in the total number of absences counted). In case of extenuating circumstances, a suspended student may petition the Academic Concerns Committee to be readmitted to the class. At the discretion of the faculty member, missed work may be “made up.”

 

Wednesday, November 25 – CHANGE  IN CLASS SCHEDULE

Classes that normally meet at:

     1:00 PM - meet at 11:00 AM

     2:00 PM  - meet at 12:00 noon             

     3:00 PM  - meet at 1:00 PM

     4:00 PM  - meet at 2:00 PM

(No 4:00 or evening classes before Thanksgiving Recess)

Classes will resume at 8:00 AM on Monday, November 30.

 

Very few classes meet at 12:00 or during the noon hour on Wednesday, November 25.   Professors with classes that meet at that time will need to make other arrangements on that day. 

 

FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE:  may be found at http://www.huntington.edu/registrar. 

 

Travel plans are NOT a basis for petitioning for a schedule change.  Faculty are under no obligation to honor requests from students to accommodate travel plans.

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Outdoor Environmental Education > > >

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Israel - Holy Land J-Term Trip > > >

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SS202 Conversations About Race > > >

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COME ONE! COME ALL!

ALPHA CHI GRADUATE SCHOOL FORUM

 

Alpha Chi will be sponsoring a Graduate School Forum on Tuesday,  October 27, at 8:00 pm in Banquet Room A of the DC.  The purpose of the forum will be to answer questions about the ins and outs of applying to and going to graduate school, including the GRE and potential deadlines.  Ms. Martha Smith will provide information about graduate school applications, the GRE, GMAT, and other exams.  A panel composed of Dr. David Alexander, Dr. Jonathan Bratt, and Dr. Yu Yan  will discussion their experiences in graduate school along with some dos and don'ts.  Everyone is welcome.

 

Administrative

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, 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: https://my.huntington.edu  Please check the portal before attempting to register for classes. 

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From Career Services

Did you know that Career Services is on the portal? Check us out by clicking on My Career Services under the Students tab.

You will find the following

·         The Focus program, which is an interaction tool to assist you in your career exploration journey

·         Nace INK Connect, a valuable resource as you search for employment or internships

·         Job postings provided to Huntington University from a variety of employers

·          Information about upcoming events when available

 

Are you in a major and unsure if it’s right for you? Have you been thinking of declaring a major and are not certain? Do you need assistance in deciding what to major in? If so, now is the time to schedule a FREE career counseling appointment with Martha Smith in Career Services. You can reach Martha by calling x. 4040 or emailing msmith@huntington.edu. Don’t wait until the last minute…….call today!

 

A representative from Vector Marketing is scheduled to be in the DC during the lunch hour on Wednesday, October 28 and Thursday, October 29 to talk with students about their available opportunities.

 

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Résumé Workshop

Need help writing a resume?  Come to a workshop on Wednesday, November 11 from 4:00-5:00 p.m. in LBH 116.  Please RSVP to Joanne in the ERC ( jgreen@huntington.edu ) by Monday, November 9^th. 

 

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The Huntington University Graduate School will be hosting an open house on Monday, October 26 for those interested in learning more about our M.A. in Counseling.

The schedule will be: 

3:00 p.m. – Guests arrive (Graduate School Building)

                  Introduction of the evening – light refreshments

4:00 p.m. – Observe Dr. Colleen Zurcher-McGuaran’s Legal,

                 Ethical, and Professional Issues class

5:00 p.m. – Dinner and Q&A with Dr. Jerry Davis 

                 Director, M.A. in Counseling

6:30 p.m. – Wrap up with graduate admissions

7:00 p.m. – Observe Dr. Jerry Davis and Professor Scott Makin’s

                  Knowledge and Skills of Mental Health Counseling

                  course 

 

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