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Mike Brown Town Hall Forum
Garber Auditorium Chan Shun Hall
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Garber Auditorium Chan Shun Hall
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The stories covered are:
A food pantry on campus fills a huge gap
How to stay safe on campus.
A new theatre club is launched.
AUSA president Livvy Knott recaps highlights from North American Division's Year-end Meetings.
Mission Trip to Middle East
Mission Study Tour - Lebanon 2015
If you are an undergrad student interested in a missions in the Middle East, consider the Lebanon 2015 Mission Study Tour sponsored by the Religion Department. Druing May 2015, the mission team will conduct campus ministry among the mostly non-SDA students at Middle East University and the local elementary and secondary schools. If you are interested in cross-cultural ministry, if you love living and sharing your faith, if you want to learn more about mission and culture in the Middle East, contact Dr. Glenn Russell (firstname.lastname@example.com). The study tour requires enrollment in 5 religion credits for the 2015 summer semester. Space is limited.
Contact Glenn Russell for more information at email@example.com or by calling 269-876-7657.
Gazebo 9am - 7pm
Terrace Cafe 11:30am - 1:30pm
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Gazebo 9am - 7pm
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Gazebo 6pm - 8pm
Terrace Cafe 12:30pm - 2pm
Gazebo 9am - 8pm
Terrace Cafe 11:30am - 1:30pm
5pm - 6pm
Enjoy the holidays!
December 10, 2014, 2:30 p.m., DOCTORAL DEFENSE, Administration Building, Room 307
Eike Mueller will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment of the PhD degree in the area of Biblical Studies.
Mueller's dissertation title is, "Cleansing the Common: A Narrative=Intertextual Study of Mark 7: 1-23". Those wishing to attand must sign up at the PhD-ThD Office, Room N320 Seminary Hall, no later than December 9,
The definition of a registrar is an official in an academic institution who handles student records. As the Andrews University Registrar for 17.5 years, Dr. Emilio Garcia-Marenko has come to know the job very well, but has been much more than that. In addition to his responsibilities as Registrar, in 2003 he became the Associate VP for Academic Administration. In 2007 this position changed to the Associate Provost, and he also became the administrative figure to which students could voice their complaints. Dr. Garcia has also held the position of Interim Graduate Dean, and on two occasions was asked to cover for the VP for Enrollment Services during leadership transitions. And he has been a Professor of Family Ministry in the AU Seminary since 1997. Please join us to honor and celebrate Dr. Emilio Garcia-Marenko's many years of service to Andrews University.
Date: December 8, 2014
Time: 3:30-5:30 p.m., with a Special Program at 4:30
Location: Lincoln, Badger and Hoosier rooms in Dining Services
Numismatics and Tall Hisban: Mamluk Coins and the 2014 Season
by Dr. Warren Schultz of DePaul University
Sunday, November 30, at 7 pm in the Seminary chapel. Co-curricular credit will be offered. This event is free and open to the public.
4 December 2014
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Please join us in wrapping gifts for the children of Benton Harbor!
Lunch will be provided!
Join the Andrews University Bookstore for their Grand Opening!!!
TODAY, November 20, 2014.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was at 10:30am, but feel free to stop in for cake and pick up a free reusable shopping bag (while supplies last), and also enter to win a Andrews university blanket.
See you soon!
The Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at Andrews University has been given an opportunity to participate in a project with Pearson Educational to help in the standardization of the latest Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation 3rd Edition (GFTA-3). This test is used to determine whether articulation development is normal or delayed for people 2-21 years old.
We are seeking people within the above age range to help in this project. If interested please see the attached document and submit the form.
For any questions please contact Lara Scheidler-Smith at:269-471-3618 or by email at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at Andrews University has been given an opportunity to participate in a project with Pearson Educational to help in the standardization of the latest Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation 3rd Edition (GFTA-3). This test is used to determine whether articulation development is normal or delayed for people 2-21 years old.
Concert on November 21, 2014 at 7:00 PM at the Howard Performing Arts Center
Join the voice students of Charles and Julie Reid in a delightful journey through sacred Christmas classics. They will present many well-known classics such as 'O Holy Night', 'Gesu Bambino', and 'Silent Night', but will also introduce you to gems you may have not encountered yet.
Concert at 8:00 pm on Saturday, November 22 at the Howard Performing Arts Center.
The concert, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, will feature "Christmas Festival" by Anderson, "I Wonder As I Wander" arranged by Clark, "A Christmas Fantasy" arranged by Custer and "Russian Christmas Music" by Reed, in addition to other selections. Special features include "The First Noel" arranged by Simmons and directed by graduate student director Sebastian Serrano, as well as "Away in A Manger" arranged by Wallace and directed by graduate student director Frances Serpa. The University's brass ensemble will also perform "An English Carol Fantasy" arranged by Marchand.
TICKETS REQUIRED: General Admission $5, Students & Seniors $3, Children 12 & Under Free
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
Free choral concert on December 5, 2014at 7:30 PM
The Welcome Christmas concert will feature a garland of Christmas choral art songs including, "The One Gift" by Kenneth Rudolph, "Masters in This Hall" a French carol arr. by John Rutter, and "Child of Peace" by Jeffery Van, featuring harpist Christina Goosey. A couple choral favorites will be performed: "Christmas Dinner" by Paul Stookey featuring alto Susan Zork, and David Schwoeble's arrangement of "Silent Night".
The concert will conclude with the Christmas portion of George Frederick Handel's "Messiah" presented by the University Chorale under the baton of Brenton Offenback, graduate choral conducting assistant.
Howard Center Presents...A Christmas Celbration: Sounds of the Season with a Soulful Touch
Concert on Saturday, December 6 at 8:00 pm
The Andrews University Symphony Orchestra, the University Singers, conductor Claudio Gonzalez, and producer and pianist Belford Hernandez present diverse sounds spanning from classical Christmas themes, Celtic tunes, to soulful color in this concert celebrating the Christmas season. The production will include the traditional performance of Nutcracker suite by Tchaikovsky and Christmas music with the choir. For the second part of the program a Jazz trio from Chicago, under the leadership of Pianist Belford Hernandez, will join the Andrews University Orchestrra to perform excerpts from Handel's Messiah with gospel elements. Celebrate the season with a diverse array of sounds!
TICKETS REQUIRED: $15 Reserved Seating, $5 Students
Purchase tickets online, or call the Howard Performing Arts Center box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
Join us for December's Second Sunday concert as we celebrate the Christmas season with a Christmas Carol Sing-Along!
The Second Sunday Concert Series is a collaboration between WAUS 90.7 FM, the Andrews University Department of Music, and the Howard Performing Arts Center. These afternoon chamber music recitals are a continuation of the Second Sunday Concerts held at Fernwood Botanical Gardens during the summer months. The Second Sunday Concerts at the Howard Center run from October through April and feature Andrews University faculty and local musicians.
Mission Study Tour - Lebanon 2015
If you are an undergrad student interested in a missions in the Middle East, consider the Lebanon 2015 Mission Study Tour sponsored by the Religion Department. Druing May 2015, the mission team will conduct campus ministry among the mostly non-SDA students at Middle East University and the local elementary and secondary schools. If you are interested in cross-cultural ministry, if you love living and sharing your faith, if you want to learn more about mission and culture in the Middle East, contact Dr. Glenn Russell (email@example.com). The study tour requires enrollment in 5 religion credits for the 2015 summer semester. Space is limited.
Contact Glenn Russell for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 269-876-7657.
It is once again time for students to rate their courses through course surveys. Course surveys provide the opportunity to give important (and anonymous) feedback to instructors on the effectiveness of the course.
Most courses will be surveyed electronically through our automated system, Class Climate. Email invitations for each course survey will be sent Thursday, November 20. If the survey is not taken, reminders will be sent automatically every three days until December 5. A Certificate of Completion will be generated and emailed you after each survey is submitted. This may be saved, and used as proof of completion if the instructor offers any type of incentive.
Thank you in advance for your participation. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Institutional Effectiveness at ext. 3308 (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Join us at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, November 21, for Revive Vespers as Monique Brown presents the message, "I Quit! Answering God's Call: From being an expert witness for the NYPd Crime Lab to becoming a witness for the Lord."
Location: Biology Amphitheater/Price Hall
Co-curricular credit available.
Last May, 19 students, 5 faculty, and a nurse, left Andrews University for the villages and Serengeti of Tanzania. Photographs from this unforgettable tour are on display in the James White Library Gallery through December 12. The exhibit is open to the public during regular library hours. For more information call 471-3283.
Do you have questions about Microsoft 2013? Are you working on a project and would like more one-on-one assistance on how to complete it to better meet your needs? Do you have more general questions about Word, PowerPoint, Excel, or any of the other Microsoft Office applications?
During the month of November we are offering a few opportunities for Microsoft Office Support in various buildings around campus (in the same fashion as "Moodling with Marsha"). These will be general help sessions (with no planned training agenda) opened to Faculty or Staff that have questions and would like some support in Microsoft Office.
November 19, 3:30-5:30pm Marsh Hall, 2nd floor lobby
November 24, 3:30-5:30pm Chan Shun Hall, room 224
There will be two shuttles departing from Andrews University on Thursday afternoon (December 11) and early Friday morning (Dec 12). The bus shuttles will make three stops: South Bend Airport, Midway AIrport, and O'Hare Airport. To sign up for a shuttle, go to the Campus Center and sign up at the Student Life Office as soon as possible. The last day to sign up will be Friday, Dec. 5. We will do our best to get you to your desired destinations; however, we are not liable for any missed flights. Cost is $20.00
December 11, Thursday, Depart from Berrien 3pm EST, Arrive South Bend, 3:45pm EST, Arrive Midway 5:15pm EST, Arrive O'Hare 6:15 EST.
December 12, Friday, Depart from Berrien 3am EST, Arrive South Bend 3:45am, Arrive Midway 5:15am EST, Arrive O'Hare 6:15am EST.
January 4, Sunday, Depart O'Hare, 12:30 CST, Arrive Midway 1:45pm CST, Arrive South Bend 4:45pm EST.
About Place- Buller Hall Auditorium (Newbold)
Date- Nov. 22 Time- 7:30 pm
Tickets- FREE
Alison Brook is releasing her sophomore album "The Heart of the Matter" in Berrien Springs, MI.
At the party there will be beautiful opening acts-musicians, artists displaying their work- refreshments, giveaways, as well as recorded and live music from the album.
Click here for the Facebook event page.
Concert at 7:00 pm on Saturday, November 15
Love is a most notorious subject matter for poets and musicians. This fall, join Charles Reid, Director of Vocal Studies at Andrews University, as he shares a fun evening with the love of his life, Julie Reid. Come journey with them as they explore the wonderful complexities of love. Recognized as one of his generation's leading lyric tenors, Charles has sung on many of the world's most famous stages, including nine seasons with New York's Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, Theater an der Wien, Frankfurt Opera, Deutsche Oper am Rhein, and the festivals of Bayreuth, Salzburg, Spoleto USA, Glimmerglass, and Central City. A graduate of Westminster Choir College, mezzo-soprano Julie has concertized around the world with her husband. Since moving to Berrien Springs, she has become a regular in the concert scene of Southwest Michigan.
TICKETS REQUIRED: Reserved Seating $10, Students are Free
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
When using AU funds to purchase a gift, please consider the following required information when requesting reimbursement or supplying documentation:
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The following Master Guide seminars will be held at the Pioneer Memorial Church Junior 1 classroom.
November 14, 7– 9 p.m., Child and Youth Evangelism
November 15, 3–5 p.m., Creativity and Resources
December 6, 2:30–4:30 p.m., Leadership
December 6, 4:30–6:30 p.m., Communication
In A Strange Land: How Judaism Adapted and Survived in Dura Europos, Syria
By Rodrigo Silva, PhD
Monday, November 17, at 7 pm in the Seminary Chapel
This Event is Free and Open to the Public
Co-curricular credit available
AU News 11.6.14
~Faculty and graduate students showcase their work at research celebration
~Who are the Waldensians and why are they important to Christianity?
~This Week in Andrews History
~Interview with Campus Safety director Dale Hodges
Start a revival.
If you'd like to take part in a community service project, here's how you can help Lamson Hall help others this semester!
Bring non-perishable and/or canned foods to go towards struggling families on campus.
Bring shingles or nails to go towards building homes for families in need.
Donate money in support of one of the following causes:
ADRA-raising money for refuges from South Sudan and Central Africa
Habitat for Humanity—raising money for purchasing supplies to build home for families in need of housing.
All supplies and/or money can be dropped off at Lamson's front desk or you can see a Dean during office hours from 9am-5 pm or 7pm-10:30 pm.
Venez pour parler français.
Le divin Maître nous enseigne.
Chan Shun Hall, salle 227
vendredi, 12:30 - 1:30
Join us this friday as Steve Toscano presents the message, "Vive la Revolution: The Spirit Behind the French Revolution." Co-curricular credit availible.
Biology Amphitheater/Price Hall
7:30pm on Friday, November 14, 2014
If you are an undergrad student interested in a missions in the Middle East, consider the Lebanon 2015 Mission Study Tour sponsored by the Religion Department. Druing May 2015, the mission team will conduct campus ministry among the mostly non-SDA students at Middle East University and the local elementary and secondary schools. If you are interested in cross-cultural ministry, if you love living and sharing your faith, if you want to learn more about mission and culture in the Middle East, contact Dr. Glenn Russell (firstname.lastname@example.com). The study tour requires enrollment in 5 religion credits for the 2015 summer semester. Space is limited.
Next Tuesday, Nov. 11, representatives from Costco will be on campus to give faculty, staff and students the opportunity to sign up for a membership. The new Costco in Mishawaka opens later this month and to celebrate they are offering great incentives for Andrews University employees and students.
Come to the Badger Room in the Campus Center between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and find out what is available.
DOCTORAL DEFENSE: Friday, November 7, 2014 from 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. in Board Room, Room #307, in the Administrative Building. Carmen George will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Counseling Psychology. Carmen George's dissertation title is, "The Relationship Between Attitudes Toward the "No Child Left Behind" Law and Perceived Levels of Burnout Among Teachers in Berrien County, Michigan." Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, by calling 471-3109.
Due to an office staff meeeting, outside of the university, the Office of Academic Records will have limited or delayed service on Tuesday, November 11. Thank you for your understanding.
Contact Chuck Stark for more information at email@example.com.
Adventist Forum Nov 15, Richard Rice "Suffering and the Search for Meaning"
Adventist Forum presents "Suffering and the Search for Meaning" by Dr. Richard Rice from the School of Religion at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California, on Sabbath Afternoon at 3:30 pm, November 15, 2014, Chan Shun Hall, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI.
Dr. Rice graduated from Andrews University with an MDiv degree and went on to earn MA and PhD degrees in Christian theology from the University of Chicago. He served as a church pastor and taught at La Sierra University before moving to Loma Linda University where he is professor of religion in the School of Religion. He teaches graduate courses and seminars dealing with the theology of suffering, science and religion, and other topics.
He has published several books including The Reign of God: An Introduction to Christian Theology from a Seventh-day Adventist Perspective published by Andrews University Press. This is a textbook for college religion classes. In 1980 he published what has proved to be a somewhat controversial book in Adventist circles. It was originally published by the Review and Herald Publishing Association under the title The Openness of God: The Relationship of Divine Foreknowledge and Human Free Will. However, the publisher stopped distributing the book before the production run was exhausted. But it was subsequently republished by Bethany House as God's Foreknowledge & Man's Free Will.
Dr. Rice is credited with introducing the term "open theism" into theological discourse.
He has published a number of other books including: When Bad Things Happen to God's People, Reason and the Contours of Faith, Believing, Behaving, Belonging, and Ministry Healing: Toward a Theology of Wholeness and Witness.
Adventist Forum is open to the public. All are welcome. For
information, contact Art Robertson at email@example.com or call
Concert at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 6 at the Howard Performing Arts Center
Saturday, November 8, 8 p.m.
The Andrews University Singers present "Songs of Solitude and Renewal" on November 8 at 8:00 p.m. This choral concert will be conducted by several guest conductors including Stephanie Mauer, Chelsea Lake, and Brenton Offenback. The repertoire will include, "Cloudburst" by Eric Whitacre, "Amor del mi Alma" by Z. Randall Stroope, "Even When He Is Silent" by André Arnesen, "Prayer" by René Clausen, and "Balm In Gilead" by Jackson Berkey.
The concert centerpiece is "This House of Peace" composed by Ralph Johnson for soloists, oboe, piano and choir; commissioned for the opening of Sacred Heart Medical Center in 2008. The words are from health patients and family members, and the composition is dedicated to all health-care givers. The performance will feature renowned tenor soloist Charles Reid, director of vocal studies at Andrews University, and soprano Carrie VanDenburgh, director of choral education in the Berrien Springs public school system.
The concert will conclude with choral adaptations of "Blackbird" and "Yesterday" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, "Skies of the Clear Blue Morning" by Dolly Parton, and "All the Things You Are" arranged by Ward Swingle.
TICKETS REQUIRED: General Admission $5, Faculty/Staff $3, Students & Seniors $3, Children 12 & Under Free
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
Join the Kids' Center @ CYE at the 3rd annual Children's Leadership Conference April 17-19, 2015! If you love sharing Jesus with children, this weekend event is perfect for you! Come out and learn how to "Use Your Gifts" for Christ as we explore traditional and creative ministry techniques. Weekend presenters include Sherri Uhrig, Rocio Rojas, Ben Roy, and Mike Edge. Workshops will also be offered for Master Guide training and Hispanic ministries. Register by December 31, 2014 to take advantage of our great Super Early Bird Pricing: $35 for students & $55 for adults.
For more information, visit our website: http://www.cye.org/events/clc/
Directly following the European Heritage Forum at the HPAC next Tuesday, there will be a prayer vigil around the flag pole to remember all past and present victims of war and to pray for peace. The vigil will last for 15 minutes from 12:30 to 12:45.
Pioneer Memorial Church
on the campus of Andrews University
8655 University Blvd.
Berrien Springs, MI
Sabbath Speaker: Dwight K. Nelson
Church Service: 9 am & 11:45 am
Sabbath School: 10:30 am
AU Bookstore is Having a Flash Sale!
For one day only!!! November 6, 2014,
The Bookstore will be having a Flash Sale, an additional 50% off all Clearance items.
Hurry in while supplies last, we are also offering 75% off some selected items.
These make great Christmas gifts
DOCTORAL DEFENSE: Monday, November 17, 2014 from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in Board Room, Room #307, in the Administrative Building. Gerson Pires deAraujo will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Leadership. Gerson De Araujo's dissertation title is, "Dominant Characteristics and Predictive Factors that Motivate a Theology Career Choice in a Private Denominational University in Sao Paulo, Brazil." Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, by calling 471-3109.
The Adventist Intercollegiate Association (AIA) comes together every year to meet with the student governments of our sister schools to become more responsive to the needs of our respective student bodies. This past year AIA took on the task to raise money for Walla Walla University's "To Build A Home" project. Our goal is to raise funds to help build a new orphanage for the children of Kasese, Uganda. With the help of AIA and its supporters, we will be raising funds and actively participating in the construction of a new home for the orphans. We need all the help we can get and hope that you will join us in our endeavor "To Build A Home". Here are ways in which you can help:
Participate/Attend - The 3-on-3 basketball tournament on Saturday, November 15th at the Johnson Gym starting at 8pm.
Donate - Look for upcoming "To Build A Home" donation jars at the 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
Volunteer - Visit the website if you are interested in the Spring 2015 Mission Trip to Kasese, Uganda to help aid in building the walls of the new orphanage. https://aswwu.com/tobuildahome/
SPREAD THE WORD - Tell your friends and family about "To Build A Home!"
What is the connection between relationships, the family and bible prophecy? Come to Revive Vespers as the Warner Family presents the messege "Relationships, The Prophetic Paradigm."
7:30 pm on Friday, November 7, 2014
Biology Amphitheater/Price Hall
Co-curricular credit availible
See the attachment below for details.
Please plan to join us on Sabbath, November 15, between 4:00-6:00 p.m., in the Whirlpool Room, Chan Shun Hall, for a reception in honor of Rowena Futcher. After living in our community for many years, Rowena will be moving to Texas to be near her daughter, Beverly. Thank you for planning to stop by to wish Rowena blessings in her new home.
Sunday, November 2, at 4 p.m., will be an afternoon of world music at the Lake Michigan College Mendel Center Mainstage when The Senegal St. Joseph Gospel Choir, direct from Dakar, Senegal, offers its blend of magnificent masses, interpretations of gospel spirituals, and traditional African songs. Local youth choir All God's Children will sing on two musical selections and during a special pre-show lobby performance at 3:30.
Andrews University students, faculty, and staff receive a special $9 ticket price! Without the Andrews discount ticket prices range between $15-$25. Tickets available at www.lmcmainstage.org, at 269-927-1221 from 2-6 p.m., Monday thru Friday, and one hour before show time.
Hey! This Sunday November 2nd, we are looking to show the love of Jesus in a practical way through community service. We want to help those in our community by raking leaves!
A bus will be leaving Pioneer Memorial Church parking lot at 10am and will return at noon.
Community Service or Co-curricular will be available, and you can register by letting us know on this post, or by clicking on the link below.
Please dress accordingly, we are so excited to have you!
Andrews International Center for Educational Research (AICER) invites students and faculty to attend a research symposium on Wednesday, November 5, at 5:30 p.m.
Presenter: Dr. Tammy Overstreet, Assistant Professor, Curriculum & Instruction Program Director, Andrews University
Title: The Effect of Prosody Instruction on Reading Fluency and Comprehension among Third-Grade Students
Many students are failing to become proficient readers with current methods used in American schools. Students often make improvements in two fluency dimensions, rate and accuracy, but these improvements have not consistently correlated to improvements in reading comprehension. The automaticity plus prosody (APP) model was developed by this researcher from Topping's deep processing fluency model to explain why teaching and assessing the multiple dimensions of fluency (rate, accuracy, and prosody) improve comprehension. The purpose of this study was to compare students who received a treatment of only repeated reading and self-graphing with students who received a treatment of repeated reading, self-graphing, and an instructional focus of prosody.
Face-to-face participants meet in Bell Hall 180
Online participants to login as "Guest" at https://andrews.adobeconnect.com/_a877709416/research/ or http://www.andrews.edu/sed/aicer/researchwebinars/ whether or not they are registered Andrews students.
On October 31, 2014 Andrews University will celebrate the research efforts of faculty and graduate students in the annual Celebration of Research. The Celebration will be held in Buller Hall from 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm. The program will be as follows:
12:30-1:30 pm Plenary Presentations, Newbold Auditorium
1:30-3:00 pm Poster Session and Refreshments, Buller Hallway and Lobby
3:00-4:00 pm Oral Sessions, Buller Hall Classrooms
Co-curricular credit will be available for each section of the event. The plenary presenters will be Prof. Roy Gane and Prof. Greg Constantine, recipients of the Siegfried H. Horn Excellence in Research & Creative Scholarship Award.
The Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters will be held on Friday, March 13, 2015 on the campus of Andrews University. Faculty and students are encouraged to present at the conference, which has over 30 sections in the sciences, humanities and social sciences.
The call for papers has been issued and abstracts will be accepted until December 3, 2014. Please view the instructions below:
CALL FOR PAPERS: Go to our website themichiganacademy.org and click on the blue tab labeled "Conference" at the top of the page. Under the Conference tab are links to the Call for Papers, Section Information, etc.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: December 3, 2014. If you submit an abstract by 12/3/14, you will have a chance to win free conference registration ($65 value for faculty/others or $75 for students).
SUBMIT A 200 WORD ABSTRACT: Note: We are using a new abstract submission system. If you had a login/password in previous years, it will not work. You will need to create a login/password in the new system.
Use this link to submit your abstract or go to themichiganacademy.org and select "Submit Your Abstract" on the left toolbar.
PROGRAM: Over 30 sections (disciplines) in the sciences, humanities and social sciences are holding programs. Follow the link under Call for Papers to see all sections.
PRESENTERS: Primarily higher education faculty, administrators, librarians, graduate and undergraduate students. (Undergrads must have faculty sponsors!).
Also invited to present papers: employees of non-profit and for-profit research organizations, public libraries, governmental agencies, K-12 faculty/administration, etc.
SPECIAL BENEFIT: Abstracts of papers presented at the conference are published in our interdisciplinary, academic journal, "Michigan Academician."
LOMA LINDA IS COMING! On July 15, 2014 Loma Linda received an unprecedented $100 million dollar gift that launched the $1.2 billion dollar Vision 20/20 program. Over the next 5 years, Vision 20/20 will be transforming Loma Linda University. Please come join the deans from the Loma Linda University Medical School and Dental school in the Andrews University Cafeteria from 6-8 pm, Thursday evening, November 6th. Dr. Roger Hadley MD and Dr. Ron Dailey PhD will share how the Loma Linda University Schools of Medicine and Dentistry are offering unique ways for the Seventh-Day-Adventist Christian to share God's message through LLU's mission "To Make Man Whole." This is not just open to the pre-med and pre-dent clubs. Anyone who would like information about these career tracks is welcome to come and have some pizza with the deans and ask questions about Medicine, Dentistry and the new transformational $1.2 billion dollar Vision 20/20 program that will be transforming Loma Linda over the next 5 years!
Dr. Roddy of Loma Linda University School of Medicine will be on campus to interview students on Tuesday - Thursday, November 4 - 6.
If you would like to apply to medical school for the fall of 2015, please come to the Chemistry Office to schedule an appointment.
Dr. Roddy will also be meeting with all pre-med students on the evening of November 4th at 5:30 p.m. in the Chemistry Amphitheater.
All crops must be harvested, and plots cleaned out by October 31st so that the area can be prepared for winter. After harvesting, please pick up all lumber, plastic, tools, planting support devices, stones, wire, etc. when clearing the area used.
For further questions please email: email@example.com
Are you looking for God? Join us this friday night, October 31st at 7:30 as Yerling Quispe presents a message entitled "Hide and Seek."
Located in the Biology Amphitheater in Price Hall at the Science Complex
Co-curricular credit availible
Andrews University Center for Intensive Enlgish Programs is offering the Institutional TOEFL Exam on November 14, 2014 at 8:30am. Please sign up in NH 203 and have $35.00 for exam fees. This exam is for students who need to fulfill their TOEFL requirement. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Last Chance!
On Wednesday, October 29, Shastin Rains, Director of Enrollment for Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy, will be here to interview students who are interested in a career in pharmacology.
If you would like an appointment to meet with her, please come to the Chemistry Office in Halenz Hall-225 and talk with Dana Johnston.
Please come as soon as possible
"A Sense of Place" Calendar Art and SAAD Architecture European Study Tour Exhibition:
On Tuesday, October 28, from 6-8 PM there will be an opening reception for a combined exhibition. This exhibition will display the artwork that was used in the present AU Calendar "A Sense of Place" as well as a sellection of artworks (drawings and watercolor paintings) created by the Architecture Students on the most recent Architecture European Study Tour (2014). Refresments will be served, copies of the calendar will be available and co-curricular credit will be provided. All are welcome to attend.
The exhibtion will be on display from October 28 - Novmeber 7 in the Art & Design Gallery, located in Smith Hall, on the Andrews University Campus.
"Remembering the Great War: Responding to Suffering"
World War I Centenary
Fall Honors Church 2014
8 November 2014 | 11:45 a.m. | Howard Performing Arts Center
Concert at 8:00 pm on Saturday, October 25
The Andrews University Symphony Orchestra present their fall concert under the direction of Claudio Gonzalez. They will perform Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony in E minor, Op. 64 in addition to Glazunov's Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 82, featuring Carla Trynchuk on the violin.
TICKETS REQUIRED: General Admission $5, Faculty/Staff $3, Students & Seniors $3, Children 12 & Under Free
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
Earn an iPAD and get co-curricular credits!! Juniors and seniors, don't miss this year's Graduate Fair on Thursday, Oct. 30, from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. in Buller Hall. Watch the (short!) video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2-JH2TXY1c.
By invitation of the School of Graduate Studies & Research.
Dr. Roddy of Loma Linda University School of Medicine will be on campus to interview students on Tuesday - Thursday, November 4 - 6.
If you would like to apply to medical school for the fall of 2015, please come to the Chemistry Office to schedule an appointment.
Dr. Roddy will also be meeting with all pre-med students on the evening of November 4th at 5:30 p.m. in the Chemistry Amphitheater.
Registration Open for Adventist Engaged Encounter
Berrien Springs, Mich.— Andrews University will host Adventist Engaged Encounter (AEE) on the weekend of November 7-9, 2014. It is an enrichment weekend for engaged and recently married couples, which offers couples the insights, tools and confidence to develop their relationship and strengthen their commitment for one another.
There are three main aspects to AEE's programming: fellowship with other recently engaged and newly married couples; teaching by marriage mentors; and personal communication and connection development with one's partner.
For many, attending an AEE weekend is one of the most significant experiences of their courtship or early marriage. Erin Castelbuono said, "AEE taught us a different way to communicate more efficiently for our marriage. From this weekend, I became more aware of my husband's emotions and feelings. I would positively and certainly recommend AEE to anyone who is getting married or who is recently married."
For registration information, contact the Undergraduate Leadership Program at Andrews
University at email@example.com or 269-471-6636. Registration fees are $50 if at least
one attendee is an Andrews student and $85 for non-students.
Founded in 1874, Andrews University is the flagship institution of higher education for the Seventh-day Adventist church, located one-half mile east of the U.S. 31 Bypass in Berrien Springs, Mich.
An open invitation to all. New Horizons For Children, a faith based hosting program for international orphans, nhfc.org will be presenting an informational session on October 28, 6:45 - 8:15 at Buller Hall Lounge. Presenters will be their area coordinator and a local doctor who has traveled with NHFC. Both presenters' families have hosted, traveled to orphanages and adopted internationally. Sponsored by God''s Hands 4 Kids, a PMC Grow Group firstname.lastname@example.com
In A Strange Land: How Judaism Adapted and Survived in Dura Europos, Syria
By Rodrigo Silva, PhD
Monday, November 17, at 7 pm in the Seminary Chapel
This Event is Free and Open to the Public
Co-curricular credit available
Producers' Anniversary Film Screening of The Midnight Cry! William Miller and the End of the World
T. N. Mohan, long-time award winning documentary film maker, will be on campus on Wednesday, October 22, as a guest at a 20th anniversary screening of the feature-length film, The Midnight Cry! William Miller and the End of the World.
The event will be held in Newbold Auditorium in Buller Hall on the campus of Andrews University at 7:00 p.m. Co-curricular credit is available for Andrews undergraduate students.
The 102-minute film was originally released on the same date in 1994, on the exact 150th anniversary of the "Passing of the Time," or "Great Disappointment," that marked the culmination of the Millerite Movement and the theological impetus of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. This screening will take place on the 170th anniversary of that event.
Mohan has been a filmmaker for more than 30 years. His award-winning works focus on major aspects of the Protestant heritage. These include, among many others, feature-length or multi-part documentaries on Martin Luther, Charles Wesley, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a 17 part series on the Apostle's Creed, and his current project--a major series on 500 years of the Protestant Reformation.
At the screening, Mohan will give a short introduction to the film, and answer questions at the end. He will be joined by Ronald Knott, director of Andrews University Press. Knott was the associate executive producer, on behalf of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, and the chief writer. He will also give a brief introduction.
Knott said that the film remains the definitive audio-visual treatment of the rise of Adventism. It is narrated by Academy Award-winning actor Cliff Robertson, provides rich period musical and visual elements, and features expert commentary by George R. Knight and other specialists in American religious history.
"For Adventists, this screening, on the actual anniversary of that momentous day, should be more than just a historical retrospective," Knott said. "It should be a spiritual event as well."
The screening is sponsored by Andrews University Press and the Church History department of the Seminary.
Tami McClellan is the new part-time Career Development Coach at the Counseling & Testing Center. For questions related to career development individual and group presentations, resume building or reviewing, job interview preparation, professional etiquette skills building, professional networking, and other career development related information, please contact Tami at the Counseling and Testing Center 269-471-3470 or email her at email@example.com
McClellan is a Counseling Psychology PhD. candidate From Andrews University. She is a Michigan native, from Buchanan, and has a big heart for this close knit community. She earned her B.S in Psychology from Atlantic Union College, and her M.A. in Community Counseling From Andrews University. Within her counseling practice she has worked with many clients to help develop and accomplish career goals by helping them gain self-confidence and develop strategies for interviewing and applying for jobs. She believes that each person has a unique combination of interests, abilities and experiences that leads them to a chosen profession, and with a little help, their goals can be reached. She has a passion for community, fine arts, health and wellness, and living authentically.
Andrews University's Senior Nursing Class is striving to raise $4,000 for our upcoming medical mission trip in December of this year. The senior class has decided to join a Seventh - day Adventist Organization called Cruise with a Mission and the Annual Honduras Mission Trip.
In an effort to help raise the $4,000 funds, we will be hosting a fundraising event at Apple Valley Natural Foods in Berrien Springs, MI. There will be face painting for children as well as health screenings and teachings for adults. Also if weather permits there will be a car washing event.
This event will be held on the 31st of October from 10 am to 5 pm at Apple Valley (9067 US Highway 31, Berrien Springs, MI 49103). Please help support us as we strive to be the hands and feet of Christ through medical missionary work.
How much radioactive nuclear waste do we have in the United States? Where are we keeping it? How do we clean it up from the environment? How dangerous is it anyway? Is any stored in your backyard?
All are encouraged to attend and hear Dr. Shannon M Biros's lecture this Thursday, October 23, 2014 at 4:30pm in A-107 Halenz Hall on the topic: Recognition of f-Elements:Applications in Nuclear Waste Remediation.
This is the eighth Fall 2014 lecture in the annual Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry Seminar Series. Our guest speaker comes to us fromGrand Valley State University.
Here's a YouTube video related to our topic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nkt95IhNqjU
Attached is the lecture flyer and poster in pdf format with more details about our speaker's educational and professional background. The pdf formatted poster is also available at this Dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ke7ot3xyafwzsc/CHEMSEM%20NEWS%20Fall%202014%20Flyer%208.pdf?dl=0
For non-Andrews faculty, students and others wishing to attend:
There are directions given to Andrews at: http://www.andrews.edu/about/visiting/get_to_andrews.html
How is the Great Disapointment that happened 170 years ago relevant to us today? Join us this friday night, October 24 2014, at 7:30 pm as Dr. Damsteegt presents a message entitled, "The Blessings of the Great Disapointment." Co-cirricular credit availible.
The Free Intelligent Conversation Club's first outing to Chicago will be happening this upcoming Sunday, October 19. Leaving from PMC parking lot at 11am and plan to be back on campus by 6pm.
The outing is open to all and will be of no charge to students as it is sponsored by AUSA.
Sign up in the Student Center between 11am–2pm and 5pm–7pm, Monday–Friday.
Concert at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 18
The Andrews University Wind Symphony, directed by Alan Mitchell, will perform On This Day Earth Shall Ring by Holst, Contre Qui, Rose by Lauridsen, Four Scottish Dances by Arnold, Children's March by Grainger, Handel in the Strand by Granger, and The Eagle Squadron March by Alford.
TICKETS REQUIRED: General Admission $5, Faculty/Staff $3, Students & Seniors $3, Children 12 & Under Free
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
The S.O.S. (Saving Oppressed Servants) Club is having their first event and would like to invite you to to it.
"S.O.S. Presents, Candlelight Vigil Vespers"
Friday, October 17, 2014
Located in University Towers Auditorium (Burman Hall)
Details: Our goal for this event is to pray for the persecuted Christians around the world and host a vespers in their honor. The event will include prayer, music, and a speaker. A candlelight vigil on the field will occur directly after with a prayer session and special music. "Like" our member page on Facebook for more information on upcoming events, news, and more at https://www.facebook.com/AUClubSOS.
This event has already been approved.
Any further questions, please contact the following S.O.S. leadership personnel:
Imani Anderson, President - firstname.lastname@example.com
Jordan Burgess, Vice-President
Concert at 7:00 pm on Sunday, October 19
Jars of Clay presents a mostly acoustical evening of Christian music from their new album, Inland. Their music has cinematic quality marked by lush keyboard melodies, strong acoustic rhythm guitar, serpentine bass lines, ambient melodies and rich lyrics that attest to two decades of creativity. Jars of Clay has written more than 100 songs, made 10 studio records, won three GRAMMYs, toured internationally and created Blood: Water Mission, an organization dedicated to providing clean blood and water for African nations suffering from the HIV/AIDS crisis.
TICKETS REQUIRED: $25 Premium Reserved Seating, $20 Reserved Seating
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
Hello Everyone!
Hope that you had a great break & Welcome Back! This Saturday night October 18 at 8pm on the Athletic Field, we will be having the Fall Football Classic (which is the boys class game) and Powderpuff Game (which is the girls class game). Its a great chance for you to come out and support your classmates as they play a game of flag football. It will be Boys Freshman/Sophomores vs. Boys Jr/Seniors. And for the girls game it will be Girls Freshman/Sophomores vs. Girls Jr/Seniors. There will be free food and hot drinks provided by Student Activities & Athletics! So come out and support and grab some food and hot drinks and cheer for your class!!!!! If you are interested in being on a team please come into Student Life and inquire.
** This is a general message being sent to the entire student body. Please disregard if this does not pertain to you. No response is required **
She doesn't play one on TV or in the movies. She's a real life CSI! What stories can gunshot residue tell? She knows. Do you want to know?
All are encouraged to attend and hear Dr. Ruth W Smith's lecture this Thursday, October 16, 2014 at 4:30pm in A-107 Halenz Hall on the topic: Elemental Analysis of Gunshot Residue to Differentiate Bullet Type and Firing Distance.
This is the seventh Fall 2014 lecture in the annual Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry Seminar Series. Our guest speaker comes to us fromMichigan State University School of School of Criminal.
Here's a YouTube video related to our topic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auhUSAT7ivw
Attached is the lecture flyer and poster in pdf format with more details about our speaker's educational and professional background. The pdf formatted poster is also available at this Dropbox link:https://www.dropbox.com/s/a3r26cj5e1ahef8/CHEMSEM%20NEWS%20Fall%202014%20Flyer%207.pdf?dl=0
For non-Andrews faculty, students and others wishing to attend:
There are directions given to Andrews at: http://www.andrews.edu/about/visiting/get_to_andrews.html
To get to the A-107 Halenz Hall:
Turn in at the J. N. Andrews Blvd. entrance. Go pass the Security Gate House. Make right turn at the first intersection on to E Campus Circle Drive. Then make a left turn at the next intersection (E Campus Circle Drive). Make another left onto Administration Drive. The Science Complex is the bldg on your left. The Chemistry Dept. is on the side of the Science Complex (4270 Administration Drive) opposite the Bookstore parking lot. You can park in the bookstore parking lot or the one straight ahead. My Office # is A-323 Halenz Hall .... on the third floor of the Science Complex.
Teachers are encouraged to announce this lecture in their classes and/or forward this email to their classes.All are welcome to forward this email along to colleagues and friends.
The Andrews Autumn Conference on Religion and Science "Faith and Reason: Questions at the Interface of Religion and Science" will begin with a vespers on Friday, October 24 at 7:00 pm in the Seminary Chapel. The keynote speaker will be Nancy Murphy, Professor of Christian Philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary. Her presentation is titled "Conditional Immortality and Current Christian Physicalism."
Presentation Abstract: While the natural immortality of the soul was debated (and largely rejected) in the mid-twentieth century among theologians and biblical scholars, these conclusions apparently never reached the pews. Consequently the nature of the person and prospects for afterlife are hot topics now. The concept of conditional immortality is an important contribution to these discussions because it does not force a choice between body-soul composition and currently popular physicalist views. Nonetheless, it puts the emphasis where it should be for Christians: on God's ability to restore us to life in the resurrection.
The program will resume on October 25 in the Science Complex. Registration and breakfast will begin at 8:30 am with the program beginning at 9:00. Presenters include Nancey Murphy, Professor of Christian Philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary, John Slattery, a Doctoral Student from the University of Notre Dame, Karl Bailey, Associate Professor of Psychology at Andrews University, and Mateja Planatak, a Graduate Student in the School of Education at Andrews University. Lunch is provided.
Please RSVP.
Faculty, please RSVP here.
Come join us this friday night, October 17, at 7:30 for Revive Vespers in the biology amphitheater! Akeem James will be presenting the message "Ebola, America, and the Coming Wave." We hope to see you there!
This semester, the School of Business Administration, in collaboration with the Office of Human Resources, is providing an opportunity for Staff and Faculty to participate in various Computer Literacy Training workshops.
The following Microsoft Word workshops will be offered Wednesdays from 10:30am-12:20pm in Chan Shun Hall 226 (PC Lab), beginning on October 22, 2014, and ending on November 12, 2014. (Please see the attached description for more details.)
• Microsoft Word Introduction (10/22/2014)
• Microsoft Word Intermediate (10/29/2014)
• Microsoft Word Advanced (11/5/2014)
• Microsoft Word Application Project (11/12/2014)
RSVP at email@example.com and specify which workshops you would like to attend. When sending an RSVP, we will need your full name, ID#, email address, and the department you work in. Seats are limited to 25.
Training in Excel will be offered later in the spring; more information will come at a later date.
Are you feeling comfortable about your retirement?
Ameriprise Financial invites you to join us for a special seminar, on Wednesday, October 15, from 12:00-1:00 in room 306 of the Administration Building. This seminar will be hosted and presented by Kim D Wooden, CPA, MBA.
With the markets and economy changing all the time, you may feel less than confident about reaching your retirement goals. This seminar will offer tips and strategies that can help you:
• Plan to bring your retirement dreams and goals more within reach.
• Prioritize your retirement saving and spending plans to address what is most important to you.
• Identify risks that could throw your retirement plans off track.
Please plan to attend the following seminar. This is an informational seminar. There is no cost or obligation.
The Department of English of Andrews University cordially invites you to the 7th Annual Waller Lectureship on the Arts, Monday, October 27, 7-8 p.m., Newbold Auditorium of Buller Hall. Dr. Johnson, a specialist in children's and young adult literature, is a professor of English at Western Washington University. Her lecture is entitled "The Reader as Artist: Imagination, Creation, Surprise."
The Free Intelligent Conversation Club's first outing to Chicago will be happening this Sunday, October 19. The bus boards at 10:45 am from PMC parking lot, and will arrive back on campus around 6pm.
The outing is open to all and will be of no charge to students, as it is sponsored by AUSA.
Sign up in the Student Center between 11am–2pm and 5pm–7pm, Monday–Thursday.
8 a.m. Alumni Convocation—Nick Snell ('05)
8:30 a.m. Career Seminars
10 a.m. 18-hole Golf at Ebel Golf Course - South Bend, IN
5–6 p.m. Alumni Association General Assembly
6–6:45 p.m. Continuum Reception (HPAC - AU)
7 p.m. Vespers—Alumni Concert (HPAC - AU)
9 a.m. Registration (Academy Gym)
9–9:45 a.m. Continental Breakfast
10 a.m. AA Instrumental groups Concert
10:45 a.m. Alumni Proceedings & Roll Call
11:15 a.m. Convocation—Gianluca Bacchiocchi ('90)
12:30 p.m. Honor Class Photographs & Alumni Fellowship Luncheon
8 p.m. Shydepoke—Sylvester Field
JOIN US FOR A FELLOWSHIP DINNER Local alumni are asked to provide two generous dishes that serve 14 guests each. Drop them off when you arrive Sabbath morning, October 20.
Alumni with last names A-L bring entrée/dessert; M-Z bring entrée/vegetable.
QUESTIONS? Please contact our office at 269-471-6140 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Learn more about this event, and individual class events at: www.andrews.edu/aa/alumni/reunions
Come join us as we bring God into focus. Discover what we as Seventh-day Adventist believe and how these truths can deepen our understanding of God and His plan for us.
RSVP@ www.pmchurch.org/telescope
Concert at 4:00 pm on Sunday, October 12
In collaboration with the WAUS Second Sunday concert series, the Howard Center presents the Telegraph Quartet. The Telegraph Quartet, from San Francisco, California, won the Grand Prize and the Gold Medal in the Senior String Division in the 2014 Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. This ensemble includes a first and second violin, a viola and a cello. Founded in 1987, the Fischoff Grand Prize is an esteemed award given at the largest chamber music competition in the world. As part of the prestigious honor of winning the competition, the Telegraph Quartet is touring America's Midwest region, stopping at the Howard Performing Arts Center along the way, and will eventually go on to tour in Italy's Emilia Romagna Festival in 2015.
TICKETS REQUIRED: $5 Reserved Seating, Free for Students
Purchase tickets online, or call our box office at 888-467-6442 for student discounts and more information.
Information directories are still available for pickup at Integrated Marketing & Communication (the red brick building across from the PMC parking lot). The following changes should be noted in your directories:
Lamson Health Club will be open the following hours during Fall Recess:
Sunday, Oct. 12: 11:30 am - 5:00 pm
Monday & Tuesday, Oct. 13 & 14: 6:00 am - 11:00 am
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Nurturing group opportunities faciliated by the Counseling & Testing Center. Please see flier for details. Call 269-471-3470 to register.
Sunday 12th
Terrace Cafe: 11:30am - 1:30pm , 5pm - 6pm
Gazebo: 9am - 8pm
Monday 13th + Tuesday 14th
Terrace Cafe: 11:30am - 1:30pm , 5pm - 6pm
Gazebo: 9am - 7pm
Office: 10am - 4pm
Have a safe holiday!
Staff members, are you currently assisting faculty members and/or students with Moodle and would like to know more? You are invited to a Staff Moodle Session where you will get an overview of Moodle and a better understanding on how this tool can assist your department. Come with questions in mind and the willingness to learn!
Staff Moodle Session will be offered twice on October 8 and October 9, from 12:00-1:00pm, in rooms 123 and 125 of Griggs Hall. Choose one of those dates to join us and bring your own lunch! Dessert will be provided.
Please feel free to email firstname.lastname@example.com any questions or ideas you may have regarding Moodle.
A two part EndNote Workshop will be held on Monday, Oct 27, and Monday, Nov 3., 7 to 8 pm, in the James White Library Instruction Lab. This will be a hands-on workshop using EndNote to develop a bibliography or reference list. Bring a topic, and if available, a laptop with EndNote X7 installed. Part I will cover how to make entries and use attachments. Upon completion, you will have a list of 12 references of different types that will be reviewed for accuracy and usability. Part II will cover using EndNote to insert citations into a Word document. Register at the Library Information Desk, phone 471-3283, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Andrews International Center for Educational Research (AICER) presents Karena Griffiths, an Andrews University Social Work graduate student on Wednesday, October 15, at 5:30 p.m.
Topic: Education in Rural Communities of Developing Countries
Hundreds of children in rural communities are denied the opportunity to continue their education after primary school because the distance to secondary school is not financially possible or safe. One issue I observed in Madagascar is the lack of quality education and the absence of secondary schools in rural neighborhoods. This presentation examines ways to improve education and the types of emphasis secondary schools may focus on to improve rural communities' educational standards in developing countries.
Venue: Bell Hall, Room 013
Online participants to login as "Guest"
at https://andrews.adobeconnect.com/_a877709416/research/ or http://www.andrews.edu/sed/aicer/researchwebinars/ whether or not they are registered Andrews students.
Come give blood or volunteer for the fall 2014 Blood Drive. It will take place in the basement of Pioneer Memorial Church on Tuesday, October 28 and Wednesday, October 29. from 1–7 p.m. To sign up to give blood visit redcrossblood.org and use the sponsor code AndrewsUniversity.
Need to print large posters for your research presentation, photos from your last vacation, don't worry. Let the James White Library do it for you. We promise high quality, affordable and fast service. See you soon in our Media Center.
Andrews University Astronomy Club invites you to join them at Weko Beach on Wednesday from 5:30-8 am to view the second total lunar eclipse of 2014.
You can find more information about the eclipse at NASA's Eclipse Web Site or space.com.
We'll have binoculars on hand to look for Uranus. It will be visible near the Moon during the eclipse, thus making it easier to find.
The first row of parking spaces will be reserved for astrophotographers and telescopes.
Dress warmly—you'll be glad you did!
For more information, contact Belinda Cheeseboro.
Weather permitting; cancellation will be announced via twitter.com/auastrowatch.
James White Library hours for Fall Break are as follows:
Sunday, October 12 - Closed to all patrons
Monday and Tuesday, October 13 and 14 - 1 to 7 pm.
Can you imagine it is Fall Break already! Don't worry we will be here to serve you. Below are the hours. And Bon voyage for those traveling.
Seeking Musicians
for Classical Seminary - a free concert by the students and staff, faculty and friends of the SDA Theological Seminary
November 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Seminary Chapel
You do not have to be part of the Seminary to participate.
Please submit information for the Andrews Agenda by visiting the Agenda submissions page and use your Andrews login and password.
To add an event to the AU Online Calendar, visit the Events submissions page and use your Andrews login and password.


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I made this dress as a part of Sonia's Cose Conmigo, and now it is finally finished in a big delay.
As I didn't know if a slim pencil skirt would work for me, I turned it into an A-line skirt, which was fairly easy to do. I love A-line skirts!
I used cotton fabric for the dress, which was probably not the best idea as it wrinkles a lot, but it feels very comfortable, so that I only lined the skirt (with bright pink lining fabric).
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This is a lovely dress! I love how you changed the skirt, I wouldn't have thought it looked so good. Might try that one as the bodice is so nice. This colour suits you very well, you look very pretty with that dress.
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