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Nursing
Department hires faculty, staff
 The
Department of Nursing at Huntington University has hired two new
faculty and two new staff members. Along with the faculty and staff,
the number of students in the program continues to grow. “Twelve
students will be admitted to the nursing major in the fall to begin
the course and clinical work associated with the program,” said Dr.
Margaret Winter, director of nursing. “Twenty-six students will
enter their sophomore year to continue taking core, pre-nursing and
supporting courses and will be eligible to apply for admission to
the nursing major in the spring of 2010.”
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Chi Alpha Sigma gains
11 new members
 On
Sunday, 11 student-athletes were inducted into the Chi Alpha Sigma
honor society. This national honor society recognizes
student-athletes who excel in athletics and academics. Membership in
Chi Alpha Sigma is given to those who display excellent character
and citizenship, an outstanding scholarship of a 3.5 cumulative
grade point average or higher, an earned varsity letter, and a
junior or senior academic standing.
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Allwein to present
senior theatre project
 Abigail
Allwein will present her two-person contemporary musical, “The Last
Five Years,” as her senior theatre project at 7:30 p.m. April 18 in
the Studio Theatre of the Merillat Centre for the Arts. “The Last
Five Years” chronicles a couple throughout their relationship over a
span of five years. It is a commentary on the dual nature of
responsibility in relationships, the damage caused by
unfaithfulness, and the joy of finding a person to love for a
lifetime. The story has a twist because the male in the relationship
tells the tale from beginning to end, while the female tells it from
end to beginning.
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Honors recital to feature student
musicians
 The
annual Longaker Honors Recital at Huntington University will
showcase eight of the university’s top musicians on April 17. The
recital will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Zurcher Auditorium of the
Merillat Centre for the Arts. The event is open to the public, and
admission is free. Each musician was chosen in a rigorous audition
process. The performance includes two pianists, two guitarists and
four vocalists. Details >>
Students present papers at convention
Whitney
Abbott, Will Braun, Caitlynn Lowe and Chris Sutton represented
Huntington University at the National Convention of Alpha Chi
National Honor Society held April 2-4 in Indianapolis. They were
accompanied by chapter sponsors, Dr. Paul Michelson and Jean
Michelson. Abbott, a senior psychology major, presented a paper on
“Transition from Prison to Real Life: Future Social Support Systems
for Previous Offenders”; Lowe, a junior English major, gave a paper
on “Love is Hell: The Legend of Dido”; and Sutton, a senior history
major, gave a paper titled “‘Rather Thin’: The Complicated and
Telling Decolonization of Cyprus, 1929-1960.” Lowe and Sutton
competed for Region V scholarships and were the chapter’s nominees
for National Alpha scholarships. The Huntington chapter also was
invited to give a poster workshop on chapter activities. Dr. Paul
Michelson serves as Region V vice-president of Alpha Chi; both he
and Jean Michelson chaired student presentation panels at the
convention.
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What does it mean
to be Christ-centered?
Pre-Law
Event
Pre-Law Event: “Pathways in
the Legal Profession”: April 21, 3:30 p.m., Lowe-Brenn
Hall, room 268. Adrian Halverstadt, a Huntington
University alumnus and attorney at DeLaney Hartburg Roth
& Garrott LLP, will discuss the shape of the legal
profession and identify careers that are available to
students with a law degree. This will be especially
helpful to freshmen and sophomores who are still in the
initial stages of their thinking about life after
college. Free refreshments will be served, sponsored by
Eunomia (HU’s Pre-Law Society). Contact Dr. Jeff Webb at
extension 4243 if you have any questions.
Graduating Visual
Arts
Majors Exhibit
April 1-16, Wilson Gallery, MCA
All-Area Music
Student Recital II
April 8, 4 p.m., Longaker,
MCA
Longaker Honors
Recital
April 17, 7:30 p.m., Zurcher, MCA
Abigail Allwein
Senior
Theatre Project
April
18, 7:30 p.m., Studio Theatre
This Week in
Forester Action:
Baseball (16-11, 9-3)
Defeated Marian, 10-1, 6-3
Beat Marian, 10-1, 6-4
Softball (14-8)
Won against Judson, 5-4
Defeated Trinity International, 8-2
Beat Trinity Christian, 4-0
Won against Judson, 2-1
Track & Field
@ Manchester College Invitational
Men, 4 of 4; Women, 1 of 4
Athletes of the Week:
Lauren Ward (softball)
Luke Diehl (track & field)
Athletics
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April 8
Foundation Breakfast:
Amber Brown
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April 10
Good Friday Break
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April 12
Easter
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April 23-24
Board of Trustees
Spring Meeting
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April 28
Grandparents Day
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May 1
Nursing Department
Open House
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