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
November
Tuesday
10:00 AM
-
MCA
Bob Henry
Wednesday
9:30 PM
Ekklesia
- Mosiac
Thursday
29 10:00 AM
MCA
Bill Fisher
Friday 30
11:00 AM Divine
Hour College Park
Church
(use front entrance)
Commuter Chapels
> > >
Class Attendance Reminder:>
> >
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.
Summer 2010 Public Speaking Section to Be
Offered > > >
Study Abroad Programs
> > >
Interested in a Semester
Abroad?
The Off-Campus & International Studies
Office is hosting an Information Night on
November 19th from 8:00-9:00pm. This
will be held in Room 275 in the Loew-Brenn
Building. In addition to an overview of the
available opportunities, including a semester at
Oxford and a semester with the American
Studies Program in Washington DC, there will be
testimonies from students who have already
participated in the programs. We’ll also fill
you in on the costs, requirements, and procedures
for taking a semester off-campus/abroad. Come
check it out - nothing will challenge and shape you
like spending a semester on a campus in another part
of the country or the world. This meeting is
not necessary for students who are already in
correspondence with the OCIS office
Outdoor Environmental Education
Would you like the opportunity to work with
5th and 6th
graders in a residential camp setting? Do you want
to spend a delightful January in balmy southern
Michigan? Then read on! This class runs from
Saturday, January 2 through Friday, January 15,
2010.
Each January, HU students spend two weeks at the
Outdoor Environmental School at Camp Michindoh
working in their program as cabin leaders and
teaching Class X. Cost to HU students is very low
and the experience may change your life.
If you are interested in this January course, please
contact Dr. Bordeaux at ext. 4204, by email at
wbordeaux@huntington.edu, or
in Science Hall, room 382.
Contact him
soon to reserve your spot.
Israel - Holy Land J-Term Trip > > >
Important Dates for Education Majors >
> >
Junior Block Field Experience: Thursday, November
12 – Friday, December 11, 2009
Fall Junior Block Luncheon #1: Tuesday, November 17,
2009; 11:45 – 12:45, HDC
Fall Junior Block Luncheon #2: Tuesday, December 1,
2009; 11:45 – 12:45, HDC
J-Term Orientation : Wednesday, December 9, 2009;
Session #1 11:30am, Session #2 12:15pm, HDC
Teacher Education
Application Deadline: Noon, Friday, December 11,
2009
SS202 Conversations About Race > > >
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.
From Career Services
Recruiters in the DC during the
lunch hour:
Monday, November 16 – US Navy
Friday, November 20 – Solid Rock
Ministries
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 LINK 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!
W.W.J.L.L.?
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What
would Jesus look like and why does it matter? http://www.hu-mosaic.blogspot.com/
Check
out the MOSAIC facebook page to see an album of
various depictions of Jesus.
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“Disney’s
“Beauty and the Beast”
November 19, 20, and 21
@ 7:30 PM
with two matinee performances at 2:00 PM on November 21. The
performances will take place at Huntington University’s
Merillat Centre for the Arts in the Zurcher Auditorium.
Tickets are $12 for general admission,
$10 for students and senior citizens, $6 for those 13 and younger,
$5 for HU students, and $9 for HU faculty and staff. To purchase
tickets, contact the Merillat Centre for the Arts Box Office at
(260) 359-4261. Tickets are reserved seating.
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* * * *
Want HALF PRICE tickets for Beauty and the Beast?
Student
Senate will pay half of the ticket cost for the
FIRST 50 students
attending the NOVEMBER 19 (Thursday) show.
Stop
by the MCA box office to purchase your ticket. Be sure to
bring your student ID
so that you can get this special discount. Get to the box office
today because there are a limited number of discounted tickets!
Enjoy
the show!
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A
special dinner package
Nick's Kitchen (located in downtown Huntington) is offering a
special dinner package in conjunction with an evening performance of
Beauty and the Beast. Go to Nick's Kitchen on Thursday,
November 12 or Thursday, November 19 and bring in your ticket before
the show and enjoy Grilled Tilapia w/rice and salad or Pork
Tenderloin Medallions w/rice and salad for $10.00, including tax.
 The
HU yearbook staff is
selling Papa John’s
Pizza discount cards.
The coupon cards are
available until November 18 and good until
December 2010. The cards are just
$10 and are good at all Indiana Papa John’s. The discount cards are
comprised of sixteen discount peel off coupons and the first coupon
is good for a free 1 topping pizza. These cards are great values and
the proceeds go to help support the publication of this year’s
yearbook. If you are interested in getting a coupon card you can
pick one up from Michelle Antus, yearbook editor or by stopping by
the Student Development Office.
The
November business
meeting of
Alpha Chi Honor
Society
will be on
Tuesday, November
17, from 5:30-5:55
pm
in the DC, Banquet Room C.
RSVP regrets only to Dr Michelson.
Jamaica Spring Break trip
Interested in going on an overseas spring break trip?
Come to the
Jamaica Spring Break 2010
Informational Meeting
Wed. Nov. 18th
8:30 PM
MCA 150 (classroom right when you walk into the MCA)
If you have
questions, please contact Zach Keller or Jameel Brenneman.
November is:
National
Novel Writer’s
Month
For those of you
who write,
For those of you
who wish you wrote,
For those of you
who pretend to write
For those of you
who will write…someday
For those of you
who want to casually drop reference
to “the novel I’m
working on” at a party
There is a
month for you
And that month is
NANOWRIMO
SAB is sponsoring
students to write through the month of November with the goal of
creating a work of 50,000 words.
At which point you will technically be considered “a novelist”
Three students
accomplished this feat last year,
and we are looking for a bigger turn out this year
For more
information please visit
http://www.nanowrimo.org/
A Night of Worship with Aperture
Saturday, December
5th 6-8 PM
College Park Church Family Life Center
1945 College Ave • Huntington, IN
The evening will begin at 6:00 PM with
coffee, desserts and a time of fellowship, with worship beginning at
6:30. Come join us for a wonderful time of worship through scripture
and song. A love offering will take place to help support the team
as it prepares for a spring trip to Japan.
For those with children, there will be
a movie playing in the overflow section of the sanctuary
from 6-8 PM, sponsored by the
children’s ministry of College Park Church. This is designated for
children 4 and up. An older child should accompany children 4 and 5.
Volunteer 911!
Interested in helping out in the community but don't
know how?
Get involved with Volunteer 911!
**Volunteer 911 responds to the various calls
that the JMC gets from local residents and/or organizations that are
in need of immediate assistance.
**Volunteers will be immediately rallied to
respond to the specific need by e-mail.
**Services range from raking leaves to
babysitting to shoveling snow to running errands for the elderly,
etc.
**If you have any questions or are interested
in joining please contact the JMC at
jmc@huntington.edu.
HDC and Norm's News
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19
All Campus Thanksgiving Dinner
5:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
H1N1 Vaccines for
Students
Health Services Dept. still has a small supply of the H1N1 nasal and
injectible vaccines available. Students who would like to have the
vaccine can call Health Services at
359-4072. If the current supply is depleted and you
are still wanting the vaccine, your name will be added to a list and
we will order the requested amount through our local county health
department and notify you when it is received.
Tutor Needed
Job Title: Power Hour Tutor
Purpose of Job: Provide assistance at the Boys and Girls Club of
Huntington (off campus)
Duties/Responsibilities:
Assist with homework & plan educational games for kids ages 6-12 for
up to 10 hours/week
Specific Hours:
3:30
– 5:30 PM
Wage: Work Study Wage
Supervisor:Mandy Reber
Dates
of Employment:
September - May
Contact Mandy 359-1750 at the Boys and Girls Club for more
information.
Olympiad DVD
One weekend not enough for you? Purchase
the official Olympiad DVD for only $5! Includes recap video, team
recap videos, full uncut synchronized swimming routines and more!
Nearly a half hour of content. Sign up with either Joel Bain (bainj@huntington.edu)
or Brendan Shick (shickb@huntington.edu)
to purchase your very own copy of history.
Davis Hall
DVDs
are now available for $5. Contact Dorina Oliveira 260-224-5737 or by
email
DorinaOliveira@huntington.edu if they want one.
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