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Welcome to SuperWellness!
The companies that look after their employees's wellbeing are those which attract the best candidates for jobs, retain their most valuable employees and are spoken of most highly in their sector. They are also the ones with the best productivity performance and levels of engagement. We specialise in Nutrition-centered Employee Wellness and we believe that nutrition should be one of the pillars of your wellbeing strategy, along with exercise and stress management techniques such as mindfulness. Our team of wellbeing specialists and corporate nutritionists help businesses and their people to tap into their full potential by engaging in healthy lifestyle change. Our most popular seminar is 'The 7 Nutrition Habits of Highly Effective People – How to get more energy, clarity and drive within 3 weeks'. We cover a wide range of topics, including mindfulness workshops, helping employees reduce stress and build resilience. On this website, you will find information about:
- Corporate wellbeing programmes
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We offer the following services: Corporate Nutritionists, Employee Wellness, Employee Wellbeing, Nutritional therapy, Nutrition Seminars, Healthy Eating Workshops, Employee Nutrition Programmes and Nutrition Consultancy.
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Some of Our Favourite Recipes
Cacao Festive Treats with Spiced Mulled Mocktails
These treats are loaded with tasty goodness and deliver an intense nutrient punch. They contain slow-burning and fibre-rich carbs, protein and healthy fats – plus a host of vitamins, minerals and phyto-nutrients to feed your gut and brain.read more
Hearty Vegetable and Butterbean Stew with Parsnip Crisps
Root vegetables are complex carbohydrates. They are slow-burning, keeping you warm and fuller for longer. They are packed with vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant to help fight off any winter chills.read more
Teff Pancakes with Figs
This delicious high protein vegetarian recipe is suitable for any meal. Teff flour is a beautiful ingredient, rich in nutrients – a complete protein, containing all eight essential amino acids, it should certainly be on your menu if you are meat free.read more
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The impact of poor diet on productivity
- Source: Brigham Young University 66%
Proportion of employees who say their employer does not care about their wellbeing, leading them to feel less motivated
- Source: Investors in People 48%
Additional time off taken by those with 'unbalanced diets'
- Source: Harvard Medical School 15%
Average annual £ cost of sickness per employee (CIPD)
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HVAC Technicians (Building Service Engineers) - UPDATED
Sonoma State University
Sonoma State University
Job Title: HVAC Technicians (Building Service Engineers) - UPDATED
Department Name: Facilities Management
Job ID: 103925
Salary and Benefits
The salary range for this position is $4,960 to $6,279 a month. Starting salary placement will not exceed the minimum of the range.
This position is eligible for a broad range of benefits, including medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurances, retirement (CalPERS), tuition waiver, vacation and sick leave. In addition, 14 paid holidays are offered each year; 13 scheduled on specific days and a Personal Holiday that may be taken any time during the year. A comprehensive benefits summary for this position is available online by clicking the View Benefits Summary link or by request from SSU Human Resources.
Application Deadline
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis every Friday until the position is filled.
Conditions of Employment
This is a full time, non-exempt position, which will lead toward permanent status following the successful completion of a probationary period.
Under the general supervision of the Director of Operations and Engineering or the Director of GMC Operations and Logistics and receiving lead work direction from the Supervising Building Service Engineer, the HVAC Technician/Building Service Engineer (BSE) will provide a safe, fully functioning environment in a fiscally responsible manner for the Central Plant and all other campus buildings. The BSE will insure all heat, ventilation and air conditioning, fire notification, emergency and elevator systems are fully operational; and meet all applicable code requirements. The area of responsibility covers the Central Plant, Main Campus buildings, the Green Music Center and Student Housing.
Major Duties:
The Building Service Engineer will perform independent and on-going maintenance and repair work in a wide range of heating, ventilating, mechanical, refrigeration, air conditioning and water systems needed in support of daily operations and special events at Sonoma State University. The position will assist, as needed in the operation of the Central Plant, Main Campus buildings and Student Housing by rotating through various shift assignments within Engineering.
Specific duties for the Building Service Engineer can consist of, but are not limited to:
1. Performing preventative maintenance, cleaning, adjustment, calibration, testing, System trouble shooting, repair, replacement, record keeping and installation of:
a. Heating, ventilating and air conditioning/refrigeration (HVAC/R) systems including electronic controls systems, valves, pumps, motors, fans, heat exchangers, air compressors, gauges, meters, and various types of transducers and related components.
b. Building management systems (BMS) and energy management systems (EMS) and all associated computer hardware and software control sequences and interconnected electrical and mechanical systems.
c. Utility distribution systems including domestic water, fire water, gas, electricity, sanitary sewer, storm sewer communications and associated equipment.
d. Campus and building fire notification and suppression systems; coordinating needed repairs and responses with Police Services.
2. Responding to "trouble calls" of all Campus Utility systems including complaints of air and water temperatures, pressure, quality and other environmental conditions.
3. Documenting all needed events and actions in the operational logbook for use at later dates and utilizing after-hours callback procedures to solve problems after normal business hours.
4. Operating assigned systems in an energy efficient manner with the primary focus on safety and service to the customer.
The incumbent is responsible for working with a diverse population and workforce and being service oriented and fiscally responsible; establishing and maintaining cooperative working relationships; working effectively both independently and as part of a team; prioritizing and performing all work efficiently and effectively; providing strong customer service to students, staff, faculty, and campus visitors; scheduling time off to ensure the University's needs are met and appropriate coverage is addressed during personal time off. In addition, the incumbent works on set-ups and other functions for campus graduation, including, but not limited to working graduation ceremonies which is regularly scheduled one of the Saturdays in May.
Performs other secondary duties as assigned.
Sonoma State University consists of over 2 million square feet of building space of various construction types and ages. The Building Service Engineer must be prepared to work in a variety of specialized environments, mechanical rooms, crawl spaces, attics, basements and outdoor venues on the campus. The incumbent is required to provide a high quality level of service required by this facility. The environment can be cold, hot, noisy, and the incumbent may need to work off ladders, or in high places. The environment around machinery has the ability to be dangerous if not worked around properly with all the safety features in place.
This position will require working a varied schedule including, but not limited to evenings, weekends, early mornings, holidays, and other non-standard times based on venues usage and performance scheduling. Overtime, evening and weekend hours will be required and will be specified only by the Appropriate Administrator to meet operational needs, including the University's commencement day which is regularly scheduled for one of the Saturdays in May. Working during the campus graduation period is a required task. This consists of setting up chairs the day before graduation, wiping down the chairs the morning of graduation, and performing other duties as assigned.
- Requires two years of journey-level experience in the operation, maintenance, and repair of boiler, heating, ventilating, refrigeration, and air conditioning equipment systems or the equivalent combination of formal course work in mechanical/electrical controls technology with hands-on experience. Requires an applied working knowledge of analog and digital equipment controls systems that can range over several different brand types.
- Requires a solid understanding of mechanical/electrical controls systems as they apply to HVAC systems; troubleshooting of mechanical/electrical controls systems; knowledge and experience with Fire, Life and Safety systems; thorough knowledge of high and low pressure boilers, heating, pneumatic, ventilating, air conditioning, refrigeration, sump pumps and other mechanical equipment; thorough knowledge of the methods, tools and materials used in the operation, maintenance and repair of such equipment; general knowledge of ventilation principles, thermal dynamics, and closed water systems; and working knowledge of Building Management Systems - BMS, and Energy Management Systems - EMS including the ability to understand and use the control system features. The Building Service Engineer must have the ability to understand special Concert Hall/Recital Hall lighting controls systems, variable acoustics controls systems and stage lift controls systems. The Building Service Engineer must be able to install, operate and repair HVAC equipment and systems; demonstrate a high degree of mechanical / electrical controls skill equivalent to journey-level in one or more related trades such as plumbing, pipe fitting, electrical, refrigeration or air conditioning; read, interpret and work from blueprints, plans, drawings and specifications; make rough sketches; estimate cost, time and materials of mechanical and controls work;
- This position requires the physical ability to work in confined spaces and on ladders; stand and walk, reach with hands and arms; climb and balance; crouch and crawl; and lift up to 50 pounds.
- Must have the ability to be adaptable and flexible.
- Must adapt to changes in the work environment, including but not limited to schedules, work assignments, and priorities.
- Must have the ability to manage competing demands.
- Must have the ability to adjust schedule and work assignment to address urgent operational needs or scheduling conflicts.
- Must possess stress management skills.
- Must have the ability to balance workload and re-prioritize and re-organize as necessary.
- Must be able to change approach or method to best fit the situation.
- Must read and write at a level appropriate to this job.
- Must possess effective oral and written communications skills and determine appropriate communication methods when expressing idea and thoughts.
- Must follow oral and written directions.
- Must keep supervisors and co-workers adequately informed.
- Must have the ability to analyze situations and take appropriate action, including emergencies.
- Must have the ability to exercise sound judgment.
- Must have the ability to make timely decisions appropriate to level of responsibility and be able to clearly explain reasoning for decisions, in addition to including appropriate people in decision making process.
- Must have the ability to determine and estimate material and equipment needs to complete tasks/jobs/ responsibility in an efficient and effective manner.
- Must have the ability to maintain complex manual and/or computerized record-keeping system.
- Must perform mathematical functions at a level appropriate to this job.
- Must have the ability to be resourceful.
- Must be able to accept criticism and feedback and incorporate into work.
- Must have the ability to perform day-to-day responsibilities with little or no direction.
- Must have the ability to work in a fast paced environment and still be thorough in work.
- Must establish and maintain positive outlook and cooperative working relationships by encouraging open communication, maintain objectivity, and keep emotions under control.
- Must have the ability to work actively to resolve conflict.
- Must have the ability to maintain a professional manner.
- Must be committed to high quality work output without compromising deadlines.
- Must have the ability to self-evaluate and make improvements or promote quality of work.
- Must have the ability to work independently and within the framework of a team, accepting his/her role as required.
- Must have the ability to work cooperatively in group situations and work actively to resolve conflicts.
- Must maintain regular and acceptable punctuality and attendance.
- Must comply with defined work hours.
- Must work in a safe manner when handling and working with chemicals and operating equipment.
- Must be willing to report safety violations to management and potentially unsafe conditions.
- Must be committed to high standards of safety and be willing and able to comply with all safety laws and all of the university's safety policies and rules.
- Must comply with university policies on harassment-free environment and non-discrimination.
- Must accept a diverse workforce and environment.
- Must have the ability to prioritize and management multiple projects/tasks with competing goals.
- Must be organized.
- Must complete work in a timely manner and meet productivity standards.
- Must possess ability to achieve established goals and meet deadlines.
- Must possess effective management skills.
- Must provide outstanding customer service to a diverse population, including students, staff, faculty, patrons, and visitors of the university.
- Must successfully complete a pre-placement exam.
- Must possess a California Driver's License valid for the operation of any vehicle or equipment required to maintain and operate.
Qualification Note
Evidence of degree(s) or certificate(s) and/or license(s) required at time of hire.
Physical Requirements
Requires successful completion of a pre-placement physical exam.
Application Process
Click the "Apply Now" to apply to this position. Materials submitted with your application will not be returned. The ADA Coordinator is available, at 707/664-2664, to assist individuals with disabilities in need of accommodation during the hiring process.
Qualified candidates must submit Online Employment Application. Cover letter and resume are optional.
A background check (including a criminal records check) must be completed satisfactorily before any candidate can be offered a position. Failure to satisfactorily complete the background check may affect the application status of applicants or continued employment of current employees who apply for this position.
Other Information
Equal Employment Opportunity: The University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, genetic information, medical condition, disability, marital status, or protected veteran status.
This position may be considered a "mandated reporter" under the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act and is required to comply with the requirements set forth in CSU Executive Order 1083 as a condition of employment.
About Sonoma State University
Sonoma State University, located 48 miles north of San Francisco, is one of the 23 campuses of the California State University. Sonoma State University is a liberal arts institution with an enrollment of approximately 10,000 students and 530 full-time and part-time faculty. Our beautiful campus is located in Rohnert Park, at the foot of the Sonoma hills in the Wine Country. Sonoma State University is proud to be a smoke-free campus, where smoking and other uses of tobacco products, such as smokeless tobacco, the use of e-cigarettes and similar devices, are prohibited.
Sonoma State University's Jeanne Clery Act Annual Security Report is available at http://www.sonoma.edu/ps/about/jeanneclery.html; Annual Campus Housing Fire Safety Report is available at http://www.sonoma.edu/housing/general-info/emergency-prep/fire-safety.html.
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1801 East Cotati Avenue
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
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About Sonoma State University
Located in California's premier wine country one hour north of San Francisco, Sonoma State is a small campus with big ideas. With a tradition of promoting intellectual and personal growth, leadership opportunities and technological proficiency, SSU offers its students a friendly, safe and informal atmosphere on a beautiful campus setting. Currently, campus housing accommodates students in both apa...rtment and residential suite style facilities. While SSU generally accepts all qualified students who apply from high schools in its service area, 80 percent of the freshmen and 55 percent of the junior transfer students come from outside the North Bay region. With almost half of its student body living on campus, it is one of the most residential campuses within the system.
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Persimmon, Pomegranate and Pear Salad Recipe
There are two common varieties of persimmon – the Hichaya and the Fuyu. Hichaya's tend to be more elongated and darker in color, they must also be allowed to ripen until they're nearly squishy soft. The Fuyu on the other hand is more squat and round and is best eaten when crunchy.
This recipe can be made with either variety since the pears and pomegranate seeds provide excellent texture, but the Fuyu variety is the most common as some Hachiya's need to be ripened until they are almost ready to be eaten with a spoon.
Persimmon, Pomegranate and Pear Salad
- 2 Fuyu Persimmons, peeled and chopped
- ¾ cup Pomegranate seeds
- 1 Comice of D'Anjou pear, peeled, cored and chopped
- 7-10 fresh mint leaves, minced
- ½ tsp minced orange zest
- 2 Tbsp fresh orange juice
- 1 tsp honey
- 1 tsp Champagne vinegar
- ¼ tsp salt
- 3 Tbsp olive oil
- In a large bowl, mix together persimmons, pomegranates and pears.
- In a small bowl whisk together the rest of the ingredients except for the oil.
- When well combined, whisk in the oil in a steady stream until emulsified. You can also do this in a food processor for a thicker dressing.
- Toss fruit in dressing and serve.


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This is a list of all college success initiatives courses. For more information, see College Success Initiatives.
CSI:1020 Academic Seminar I3 s.h.
Development of knowledge and skills essential for academic success at college level; reading, writing, and communication skills; focus on reading comprehension, class discussion, and development of writing process; various narratives including published collections of essays and peers' texts; writing process and techniques, and components that bring each piece together. Requirements: IowaLink participant.
CSI:1021 Academic Seminar II3 s.h.
Continued development of knowledge and skills necessary for academic success; reading, writing, and communication skills; experimentation with ethnographic research methods, exploration of cultures and subcultures; writing about findings in various experimental forms, suing as a model, short ethnographic essays, excerpts from a graphic novel; focus on reading comprehension strategies, class discussion, and development of writing process. Requirements: IowaLink participant. Recommendations: CSI:1020.
CSI:1100 College Transition Seminar1 s.h.
College culture, University of Iowa resources, refinement of study skills, test taking, identification of personal values, self-motivation, goal setting; taught in small sections with emphasis on classroom discussion. Requirements: entering first-year student.
CSI:1150 College Transition Workshop1 s.h.
Preparation for affiliated lecture course; practical context to apply, evaluate, and refine study skills strategies explored in CSI:1100; expand study strategies, enhance grasp of affiliated course material, and apply study skills to future course work. Corequisites: CSI:1100. Requirements: concurrent enrollment in a CIC affiliated lecture course.
CSI:1200 First-Year Seminar1 s.h.
Introduction to the intellectual life of the University; opportunity to work closely with a faculty member or senior administrator; active participation that eases the transition to college-level learning.
CSI:1210 Peer Led Undergraduate Study (PLUS)0 s.h.
Academic support that utilizes peer-guided study sessions; provides regularly scheduled review sessions on course materials; seminar sessions in which students compare notes, discuss readings, predict test items, and develop tools for effective organization and study habits.
CSI:1220 Green Adventures: This is What Happens1 s.h.
Designed for students of the Green Adventures Living-Learning Community; basic sustainability practices and education; opportunity for experiential education; help students incorporate sustainable practices into daily life and academic, professional, and cocurricular experiences.
CSI:1230 Exploring Social Justice1 s.h.
Definition of social justice; current issues involving social justice at local level and larger macro level; for students in the Justice for All Living-Learning Community (LLC).
CSI:1240 Well Beings LLC Seminar1 s.h.
Knowledge and skills that contribute to personal wellness and success as students; focus on individual as well as environmental aspects that contribute to health and well-being; varied activities, assessments, and programs offered with opportunity for personal reflection; discussion of wellness resources and helping others; for students in Well Beings Living Learning Community (LLC).
CSI:1250 Introduction to Law Study and Legal Careers1 s.h.
Introduction to legal education and careers; exploration of role of law in society, nature of legal education, careers in law, and current legal issues; opportunity for students to begin reflecting on their own interest in this field.
CSI:1270 Military-to-College Transition Success1 s.h.
Transitioning from military, guard, or reserve status into academia, employment, and other aspects of civilian life; strategies for succeeding in school and at work, including time management, writing ability, and critical thinking; impact of military experiences on success as civilians, particularly as students; vocational skills such as resume writing and interviewing; life issues such as maintaining successful relationships, self-care, and leadership; networking with other military-related students and staff.
CSI:1280 Steps to Success for TRiO: Step I1 s.h.
Learning about and adjusting to the University of Iowa for TRiO students; first in a series of courses.
CSI:1290 Steps to Success for TRiO: Step II1 s.h.
Learning about and adjusting to the University of Iowa for TRiO students; second in a series of courses.
CSI:1300 College Expectations: Safe and Smart0 s.h.
Alcohol and sexual violence awareness training.
CSI:1350 College Expectations for Transfer Students0 s.h.
Alcohol and sexual violence awareness training.
CSI:1380 Steps to Success for TRiO: Step III1 s.h.
Learning about and adjusting to the University of Iowa for TRiO students; third in a series of courses.
CSI:1390 Steps to Success for TRiO: Step IV1 s.h.
Learning about and adjusting to the University of Iowa for TRiO students; fourth in a series of courses.
CSI:1400 The Passport Project: Exploring Iowa and Iowa City1 s.h.
Attendance and discussion at 12 events of student's choice, selected from the University and Iowa City's rich cultural offerings. Same as ARTS:1400.
CSI:1450 Exploring Iowa and Iowa City: Passport Project Colloquium3 s.h.
Opportunities for peer mentors involved in ARTS:1400 and CSI:1400; activities including short readings and media screenings related to innovative and best practices in learning and teaching; emphasis on multi-modal writing online for peers; informal presentations and reflections; may include work with Passport Projects students, collaboration on development of guidelines and handouts for best practices in writing, and supplemental writing reflections. Same as ARTS:1450.
CSI:1500 College Success Seminar1 s.h.
Skills, habits, and attitudes essential for college success; self-assessment, goal setting, problem solving, motivation, time management, study skills, preparing for and taking tests; campus resources, including the Pomerantz Career Center, University Counseling Service; emphasis on class participation and completion of assignments related to course topics. Requirements: selected students with first-year standing in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
CSI:1600 Success at Iowa0-2 s.h.
Online course designed to help students transition successfully to the University of Iowa; required of all new undergraduate first-year and transfer students.
CSI:1700 Online at Iowa1 s.h.
Web-based introduction to electronic tools and resources at the University of Iowa; websites, e-mail, databases; how to research courses, register for classes, and review grades; computer security; virtual campus tour.
CSI:1800 Managing Your Money: Personal Finance for College Students1 s.h.
Introduction to basic concepts and practices for management of resources and prevention of financial problems commonly associated with college, including credit and student loans.
CSI:1900 International at Iowa1 s.h.
Introduction to immigration and other laws; academic expectations on the University of Iowa campus; cultural adjustment; how to succeed academically; caring for one's mental health; web-based course for new international undergraduate students.
CSI:2100 The Transfer Transition1 s.h.
Adjustment to university life and academics; strategies for academic success including study and test-taking skills, time management, utilization of campus resources for success in courses; planning a major and learning about Career Center services; exposure to university culture; opportunities to reflect on adjustment to the University. Requirements: entering transfer student standing.
CSI:2500 Elements of Weather3 s.h.
University of Northern Iowa Online Course Sharing Course (Earth Science EARTHSCI 1200). Requirements: student must have satisfied UNI entrance requirements in English and mathematics; take with Elements of Weather Lab CSI:2501 (EARTHSCI 1210).
CSI:2501 Elements of Weather Lab1 s.h.
University of Northern Iowa Online Course Sharing Course (Earth Science EARTHSCI 1210). Requirements: take with Elements of Weather CSI:2500 (EARTHSCI 1200).
CSI:2505 Drugs, Poisons, and Venoms3 s.h.
University of Northern Iowa Online Course Sharing Course (Chemistry CHEM 4505). Requirements: UNI prerequisites: CHEM 2040 or CHEM 2220; junior standing.
CSI:2510 Autism Intervention2 s.h.
University of Northern Iowa Online Course Sharing Course (Communication Sciences and Disorders CSD 4210). Requirements: UNI requirement: senior standing or consent of instructor.
CSI:2520 Introduction to Renewable Resources3 s.h.
Iowa State University Online Course Sharing Course (Natural Resource Ecology and Management NREM 120).
CSI:2530 Network Protocols and Security3 s.h.
Iowa State University Online Course Sharing Course (Computer Engineering CPRE 530). Requirements: ISU prerequisites: CPRE 381 or equivalent.
CSI:2542 World Food Issues3 s.h.
Iowa State University Online Course Sharing Course (Food Science and Human Nutrition FSHN 342). Requirements: ISU requirement: junior standing.
CSI:2561 Introduction to Performance and Design3 s.h.
Iowa State University Online Course Sharing Course (Aerospace Engineering AERE 261). Requirements: ISU prerequisites: AERE 161, MATH 166, PHYS 221.
CSI:2581 Topics in Criminology: Media and Crime3 s.h.
University of Northern Iowa Online Course Sharing Course (Criminology CRIM 4381/5381). Requirements: UNI prerequisites: SOC 1000, CRIM 2025, junior standing.
CSI:2582 Personal Finance in Early Adulthood1 s.h.
Iowa State University Online Course Sharing Course (Human Development and Family Studies HDFS 183).
CSI:2583 Personal and Family Finance3 s.h.
Iowa State University Online Course Sharing Course (Human Development and Family Studies HDFS 283).
CSI:2586 Studies in Forgiveness3 s.h.
University of Northern Iowa Online Course Sharing Course (Educational Psychology EDPSYCH 4186). Requirements: UNI requirement: junior standing.
CSI:3110 Global at Iowa0-1 s.h.
Creation of a learning environment where international and American students are introduced to issues and experiences of the others; international students new to the United States learn about the transition and adjustment period while becoming familiar with campus and American culture, American students are exposed to the sometimes very different cultural backgrounds and perspectives of international students; brief reflection papers, significant in-class discussion, and one or two small group projects.
CSI:3120 Global at Iowa Teaching Practicum0-3 s.h.
Corresponding practicum class for teaching assistants of Global at Iowa (CSI:3110); students will facilitate class activities, support small group work, grade assignments, participate in a National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI) training workshop, and attend weekly meetings to discuss the Global at Iowa course.


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Villains Lament - Ursula
Ursula explains what really happened between her and Ariel.
If there is one thing I despise in this world is pretty little girls with pretty little voices. Always floating about, flaunting their beauty like it's the world's privilege to bestow their eyes upon them. It just isn't fair. Not everyone was born as pretty little mermaids who swim around half naked and spend their time singing on rocks and making goo goo eyes at half dead sailors – which I am pretty sure is borderline necrophilia – no, some of us were born ugly.
I'll admit, I am not the most beautiful sea creature in the whole ocean, but I have grown to love my own skin and tentacles. I was not always this confident though; there was a time at which I would have given anything to be beautiful. Then one day my mother told me to get off my butt and do something about it.
I did as I was told and soon after I found I had a gift. Magic. A real talent for it too, I could do most anything I liked; except make myself beautiful.
Don't get me wrong, I was more than capable of making myself physically attractive, but something was missing to make me truly beautiful. A voice. A voice that sweetly caresses whoever hears and sounds like the waves upon sand and not rocks turning into sand. Without the voice I could only be half satisfied.
That is why I chose to use this marvelous gift I just happened to have been born with to help other poor unfortunate souls with low self-esteem and big dreams. Maybe if I couldn't accomplish my goal, I could help others accomplish theirs, for a price of course.
Then one day she came in. Flowing hair, pretty face, and a voice. The voice. The one thing I lacked was owned by none other than the seventh daughter of Poseidon, Ariel.
"What can I help you with child?" I asked in my most welcoming voice. They poor child looked like she was frightened out of her mind.
"I – well – there's this man," she broke off staring at the floor, her cheeks a deep crimson.
"Ah, and you hope to make this young fellow fall in love with you?"
The child nodded.
"Say no more, I've got just what you need." I dug through my potions cabinet eagerly, ready to make the trade. I knew what the bill would be, and I was ready to be paid. "This should do the trick; this love potion will make any little merman your little aquatic heart desires."
"Does this work on humans too?"
"Humans? This man you love is a human?"
The girl nodded.
"Then this won't do at all," I threw the vile over my shoulder and went back to digging through my potions cabinet. "My dear if your lovely is a human than you must be human too."
"Because dear, once humans get in the water they either sink or swim, not live."
"Can't we make him a merman?"
"And how do you suppose we go about that? Are you going to flop to his house, kidnap him and drag him down here to where I can make him a merman without him drowning on the way. No you have to change."
"I guess I have no choice then." The girl had a certain determination about her, a certain spunk that made me hate her more than I already did because she was everything I wanted to be. But then again, all I had ever wanted would be mine in a matter of minutes.
"Fabulous, now there is a matter of payment we must discuss before any transactions are made."
The girl looked puzzled. "Payment?"
"Of course; maybe the daughter of Poseidon is living large but some of us have bills to pay and groceries to buy. But don't worry, I don't want much; just your voice."
"My voice? But how will I speak to him?'
"Oh you'll find other ways to communicate; you don't need your silly old voice. Besides body language is about the only language human men speak."
"It is?"
"Oh yes dearie, humans are completely different creatures than your kind. They're purely physical beings who don't value intelligent women or conversation. Trust me, as long as you keep that pretty little figure and bat those big green eyes, you'll have him eating out of the palm of your hand. Oh and the spell will only last a human month, unless you can get him to fall in love with you."
"Will that be enough time?"
"Of course, of course, have a little faith in your man."
"What will happen if he doesn't fall in love with me?"
"Well I haven't really seen the side effects before but I do remember something about either just changing back into a mermaid or dissolving into sea foam; but I'm sure that won't be the case dear. This is true love we're talking about here, isn't it worth the risk?"
At first I wasn't sure if I had convinced her, but after a moment's pondering she came around.
I won't go into detail about how it all went down – just know I got the voice and she got the legs.
Now everyone knows the end of that story, but they don't know the end of mine.
I successfully turned myself into a truly beautiful woman, I had thought I would get my happily ever after.
Every creature I came into contact with followed me blindly, hopelessly attracted by my good looks and beautiful voice like I had always wanted. But it was only my voice and looks they were interested in. No one cared for my thoughts and opinions, I was just a pretty music box to be shown and put on display.
It turns out being a lonely old sea witch is better than being a beautiful mermaid with a man.
My name is Ursula, and I was tragically misunderstood.


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Breaking Creative Barriers in Design Workshop // BUSINESS 341, DESIGN 685
Adrian Cabrero, Multimedia Designer, ENK International
Thursday, July 28th from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, then meets at same time the following week.
Art school may have shown you how to be a designer, but working with clients is an experience unlike any other in the design world. Whether you're a freelancer, a designer within a large team or just beginning to promote yourself, wouldn't it be helpful to have a social circle of professionals available to critique and share current work?
This class goes beyond posting work to online forums and websites, where 80% of feedback is from unknowns. We will be a group of experienced professionals coming together, sharing creative ideas and breaking down roadblocks. During each of the sessions there will be a focus on professional feedback from your peers in the design field and a brief breakdown of 3 important stages of design: Conceptual R/D, Design execution and Finalization.
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Coil one fires cylinders 1 and 4; coil two fires cylinders 2 and 3. Each coil tower is labeled with the number of the corresponding cylinder.
- Unplug the ignition cables from the coil terminals and the spark plugs. Make certain to label them before removal. Measure the resistance of the cables. Resistance must be between 3,000-12,000 ohms per ft. (30.5 cm) of cable. Replace any cable not within tolerance.
- Unplug the electrical wiring harness connector from the coil pack.
- Measure the primary resistance of each coil. At the coil, connect an ohmmeter between the B+ pin and the pin corresponding to the cylinders in question. Resistance on the primary side of each coil should be 0.5-0.7 ohms. Replace the coil with a new one if the resistance is not within tolerance.
- Remove the ignition cables from the secondary towers of the coil. Measure the secondary resistance of the coil between the towers of each individual coil. Resistance should be 11,600-15,800 ohms. If the coils' resistances are not within specifications, the coils must be replaced.
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I have an interdisciplinary educational background from Political Science and International Relations Department of Bogazici University, Istanbul; Lund University Center for Asian Studies and Centre of Excellence for Integration of Social and Natural Dimensions of Sustainability (LUCID). I have worked in interdisciplinary teams on issues such as environmental politics, transboundary water governance, human security, water and land rights, social movements and neoliberalism.
Currently, I carry out two research projects:
- Ecological citizen and right to the city movements in Turkey and Spain (Project Unrepresentables): This is a three-year postdoc project which has been awarded a research and mobility grant from Swedish Research Council (VR) until 2018. Project is going to be carried out in collaboration with scholars in Autonoma University of Barcelona and Manchester University. The purpose of this project is to produce a comparative study of right to the city movements by analyzing the re-politicization of the citizens engaged in Spain's Indignados movement and Turkey's Gezi movement. Despite the large diversity of scholarly explanations of social movements revolving around different societal issues in the Middle East, North Africa and Europe, little has been said about the repercussions that politicization can have on our understanding of citizenship. Firstly, the project aims at analyzing how processes of urban and ecological re-politicization feature in Spain's Indignados and Turkey's Gezi Movement. Both movements became landmarks of contemporary socio-ecological struggles manifesting themselves as mobilizations against urban transformation. The struggles targeted mega-projects that were leading to enclosure of urban/rural commons, but at the same time they also created ruptures, generating spaces of hope, cooperation, and the reclamation of right to the city against market-oriented developmentalism. Secondly, the project aims at exploring the concept of ecological citizenship. The new concept of ecological citizenship has emerged from critiques of liberal democracy, highlighting the limited degree of citizen participation in areas that generate ecological problems, e.g. decisions about consumption, investment strategies, production and technology. From this perspective, the reconstruction of citizenship as ecological citizenship underlines the responsibilities and obligations of the citizen in the framework of a sustainable society and in relation to unrepresented or underrepresented collectives(Valencia Saiz 2000: 191). As such project also represents an expansion of political space and participation.
- Rivers of Commons: A study on the sustainability of community-run hydropower development in Nepal . This is a short term LUCID and SSEESS research links funded project. The main scope of the project concerns with the access to renewable energy and the ways in which community-run renewable energy production work. As argued in the LUCID PhD work 'Private Rivers', if hydropower is owned and managed by private investors in ill-regulated property rights system, it may create negative impacts on water and land rights, environment and rural livelihoods. The project 'Rivers of Commons', aims to provide alternatives and counter narratives to business-as-usual energy governance (either state or market-run) by comparing it with the case of Nepalese community-run hydropower development. Analyzing the central role of communities in micro-hydro development in Nepal and its impacts on participation, environment, rural livelihoods as well as water and land rights, project's objective is to show whether or not decentralized resource management in renewable energy can be one of the pathways towards a more participatory sustainable energy development.
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During 2014, I act as an IPBES expert (Intergovermental Panel on Biodiversity and Ecosystem services) on behalf of Turkish Ministry of Environment. In several expert meetings, I evaluate and discuss ecosystem-value understanding in depth and concerning various regions in Eastern Europe with other scholars and experts.
Since 2013, I have been part of the coordinating team of European Union FP-7 Project, GLOBIS where we have conducted an interdisciplinary analysis on the interlinkages between sustainability and globalization as well as have ensured interactive dialogue and cooperation between Swedish, French and German project partners.
In my thesis "Private Rivers: Politics of Renewable Energy and the Rise of Water Struggles in Turkey", I offer diverse conceptualizations of values and rights of water and land in the case of hydropower development in Anatolia. I emphasize the importance of understanding urban rural interdependencies and how urban needs such as energy depends highly on different uses of land and water systems in rural areas. This thesis has gained recognition as one of the first works focusing on the privatization of renewable hydropower and water rights controversies in Turkey, from several development institutions and policy circles such German Development Institute (DIE) and United Nations Development Programme.
In my PhD project, As part of my research strategy, I have prioritized to publish in interdisciplinary arenas and used visual methodologies to communicate field-based research such as producing a short movie about controversies around water rights in Turkey. See the film based on my PhD research project that explores the flowing politics of renewable energy in the villages of Turkey. What happens to rural life and to the rights of people and nature when parts of a river system are privatized? Who owns the water?: Rivers and Struggles
I have four years teaching experience which I contributed to the social science perspectives on the master courses in the programme of Environmental and Sustainability Studies of Lund University (LUMES) and Center for Asian Studies. Among many others, I taught on contemporary social theory including theories of state, feminist approaches, green state, governmentality, environmentality; political ecology; environmental justice and recognition, participatory governance, governance of commons, water rights; qualitative methodology especially on discourse analysis, focus groups and interview methods. I have also advised several master level theses on the issues of participation, renewable energy transitions, transboundary water governance, water access in peri-urban areas and mining conflicts and resource rights.
Papers and publications
Islar, M and Boda, C (2014) Political ecology of inter-basin water transfers in Turkish water governance. Ecology and Society 19 (4).
Harris, L. and Islar, M. (2014). Neoliberalism, nature and changing modalities of environmental governance in contemporary Turkey. In Yildiz Atasoy (ed.) Global Economic Crisis and the Politics of Diversity, London & New York: Palgrave MacMillan.
Islar, M. (2013) Beyond the classroom: Social movements and citizenship education in Turkey.Presented at the Changing notions of citizenship- Past, Present and Future, 26-29November 2013 at Lund University, organized by SIDA, VR and SwedishInstitute.
Islar, M. (2013). Private Rivers: Politics of renewable energy development and the rise of water struggles in Turkey. Ph.D. Thesis, Lund University.
Ozerol, G., Ozen, A and Islar, M. (2013) Translating Integrated Water Resources Management to Turkish: The Case of Public Participation in Water Management. In de Boer, C., Vinke-de Kruijf, J., Özerol, G. and H. Bressers (eds.), Water Governance, Policy and Knowledge Transfer: International Studies on Contextual Water Management, Earthscan (Taylor & Francis Group).
Islar, M. (2012) Struggles for recognition: Privatization of Water Use Rights of Turkish Rivers. Local environment: The international journal of justice and sustainability. 17 (3): 317-329.
Islar, M. (2012) Privatised hydropower development in Turkey:A case of water grabbing? Water Alternatives 5(2): 376-391
Islar, M. (2011) Rivers and Struggles: Water rights movements in Turkey. Presented at the International Conference of the European Society for Ecological Economics, June 14-17, 2011 at Bogaziçi University, Istanbul.
Nastar. M, Islar, M. (2011) Decentralization: Resolve or Hide the Problem? Presented at IASC conference, Hyderabad, India 2011
Islar, M. (2010) Privatized Rivers of Turkey: The Case of Yuvarlakcay, paper presented at the Berlin Conference on Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change., 8-9 October 2010, Berlin.
Islar, M. (2010) Unsustainable Environments: The Case of River Privatization. Presented at Brief Environmental History of Neoliberalism Conference in Lund.
Islar, M. (2009) Crisis of Water: Interrogating Neo-Liberal Water Discourses in Turkey. Presented at Third IIPPE International Research Workshop. Available from:


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Remember when "the right to choose" was considered a good thing?
But that was back when it was only a trivial choice about killing children, not a really important issue like buying a cake.
It's Legal to Kill Babies, But Let's Worry About a Gay Person's Right to Cake
Life is so much better when we lack a belief in logic, consistency and objective morality.
I say that morality is whatever advantages the definers of culture!
Who is with me?
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Labels: Culture of Death, Slouching to Gomorrah
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Bearing illness and injury : limiting the boundaries of suffering
Dewar, Anne Louise (1996) Bearing illness and injury : limiting the boundaries of suffering. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
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Paddling the Fourche Creek Urban Water Trail
Underutilized waterway is a hidden gem in urban Little Rock
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I came in, sat down in a booth and asked the waitress what a Leopard Burger was. "It's really, really big," she told me.
"A half pound?"
"I'm not sure. It has bacon."
"Ooh. Well, that's a deal-breaker."
"We can take it off. It's still really good."
It was about a 20 minute wait for the burger, but then it was delivered on a plate. And yes, my waitress was correct, it was a really, really big burger — probably a pound.
My waitress said she thought the buns came from the Mennonite bakery in Harrison, but she wasn't sure. It was soft topped, like a very wide and shallow version of a Boulevard Bread Company bun but with a very white-bread-soft center to it.
It was impressive. And I took nearly two thirds of that burger home. As I said, it was a big burger. And just phenomenal, too.
But... there is this. When I went to reheat the thing later, it just wasn't as great. That's because all that butter fried into the bun had made the bun tough. Ah well. I had a great experience with it on my initial introduction, and that's what matters to me.
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If you're a secret (or not so secret) Minions fan, this new film by the makers of Despicable Me is worth paying attention to.
Illumination Entertainment's The Secret Life of Pets has just released its first trailer, giving hilarious insights into what pets really get up to when you're not around.
From a sausage dog getting a tickle from a food mixer to a poodle in a stately home moshing to heavy metal, the trailer offers little vignettes into what our much-loved animal companions are really thinking.
The Secret Life of Pets, which stars Louis C.K and Steve Coogan among others, will be released in cinemas in Summer 2016.
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While temperatures cooled over the weekend after a hot and humid start to the 56th North Carolina Amateur Championship, competition heated up over the final two rounds of the event at the Governors Club in Chapel Hill.
Nicholas Lyerly, a rising high school senior from Salisbury, became the youngest North Carolina Amateur champion in history at 17 years, five months and seven days.
Lyerly, the 2015 North Carolina Junior Player of the Year, started Sunday's final round with a two-stroke advantage over Thomas Eldridge. Eldridge, 20, a rising junior at UNC-Wilmington, would not apply much pressure on Lyerly, posting 73 on day four of the tournament to finish tied fifth.
Eldridge was sole leader of the championship with two rounds to go, but sat two strokes behind Lyerly after 54 holes.
Wilmington Christian product Blake Taylor was one shot off the pace after the opening round. Taylor carded a three-under-par 69 on Thursday, but fell on the leader board after hitting 75 in round two. He rebounded in round three as one of four players in the field to shoot under par on the day, with a two-under 70. The East Carolina signee hit a final round even-par 72 to close inside the top 10 in a three-way tie for eighth place.
Matthrew Latham of Wrightsville Beach ended the championship at tied for 25th. He was at two-under following a 70 on day one, with an even-par 72 in round two to keep him in contention heading into the weekend. A seven-over 79 on Saturday dropped Latham outside the top 20 before he posted a three-over 75 in the final round to finish at plus-eight.
David Donovan IV of Hampstead also carded his best score of the tournament during the final round of play with an even-par 72, while Parks Price of Calabash posted his low on day two, with a one-over 73.
After 36 holes, the field was cut to the low 60 scorers and ties as four of seven local golfers from the Wilmington area made the weekend cut. The top 30 finishers from this year's championship are exempt into next year's North Carolina Amateur at River Run in Davidson.
Listed below are scores for individuals from the Wilmington area, who competed at this year's amateur championship.
Leaderboard Rd.1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Rd. 4 Total
No. 1 Nicholas Lyerly 70 71 68 71 280 (-8)
T-5 Thomas Eldridge 68 69 74 73 284 (-4)
T-8 Blake Taylor 69 75 70 72 286 (-2)
T-25 Matthew Latham 70 72 79 75 296 (+8)
T-30 David Donovan IV 75 76 74 72 297 (+9)
T-47 Parks Price 76 73 77 81 307 (+19)
David Kosytal II 75 77 missed cut
Joey Funderburg 77 75 missed cut
Austin Inman 78 87 missed cut


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The following venues are expected to open by March 21. Always call ahead, as openings can be delayed.
Tender Trap Nightlife vet Ryan Virag (APT, Santos Party House) and BMX rider Darryl Nau lend cool-kid bona fides to this laid-back Williamsburg drinkery. In the early evening, snag a wood booth and flip through selections from the spot's magazine rack, which is loaded with skater mags, porn and, yes, recent issues of Time Out New York. Drinkers can choose from six brews (like Anchor Steam and Kelso Pale Ale) and simple cocktails, including the Ginger Lynn, a mix of dark rum and house-made ginger soda. The pair spun through their personal Rolodexes to staff the booth, so DJs hit the decks at 10pm every night with a mix of tunes, ranging from vintage soul to Scandinavian grindcore. Come summer, Virag and Nau will fire up a grill in the backyard. 245 South 1st St between Havemeyer and Roebling Sts, Williamsburg, Brooklyn (347-763-1825)
Blue Bottle Coffee Rock Center worker bees can upgrade their morning joe at this takeout cafe from San Francisco outfit Blue Bottle Coffee. Grab a pour over, cold brew or espresso pulled from a La Marzocco Strada 3 on the way to your desk. Pastries—like fruit buckles, Parmesan-fennel shortbread and double-chocolate cookies—will sate midafternoon cravings. 1 Rockefeller Plaza, suite B, concourse level, enter on 48th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves (no phone)
Caf Blossom The burgeoning vegetarian restaurant group opens its sixth eatery, a 60-seat organic bistro in the West Village. Meat-averse diners can choose from small plates (panfried potato gnocchi with a morel cream sauce), salads (tofu, kimchi, radicchio and watercress with toasted cashews and a creamy lime-cilantro dressing) and boards (a potpie trio collecting shepherd's pie, seitan and mushroom, and curried vegetable). The bi-level space features exposed brick, an open kitchen and a votive-lit fireplace. 41 Carmine St between Bedford and Bleecker Sts (646-438-9939)
Caf Mogador The popular East Village Moroccan eatery opens a 75-seat outpost, outfitted with colorful tiles and reclaimed wood, in Williamsburg. A back herb garden growing rosemary, thyme and mint supplies the kitchen, which puts out signature dishes like a lamb tagine with dried apricots and prunes, a Greek salad crowned with za'atar croutons, and Middle Eastern eggs (tabouli, hummus, pita and chopped salad with eggs any style). 133 Wythe Ave between North 7th and 8th Sts, Williamsburg, Brooklyn (718-486-9222)
Caff Vita The Seattle coffee company—a direct-trade fixture on the Washington coffee scene since 1995—opens a microroastery on the Lower East Side. The takeout shop is tricked out with an early 1900s Gothot roaster, vintage La Marzocco GS3 espresso machine and Japanese Oji slow-drippers for cold brews. Pichet Ong will provide the pastries. 124 Ludlow St between Delancey and Rivington Sts (212-260-8482)
Casa Enrique The owners of Bar Henry branch out to Queens with this 40-seat Mexican eatery, specializing in the regional cuisine of Cintalapa, Chiapas. Brothers Cosme and Luis Aguilar, the chef and GM respectively, pay homage to their late mother with traditional plates, including some based on her recipes, such as chicken mole and cochinito chiapaneco (guajillo-marinated baby pork ribs). The white-painted spot features a garden and works from Queens artists. 5-48 49th Ave between Vernon Blvd and 5th St, Long Island City, Queens (347-448-6040)
Randolph Beer The crew behind downtown drinks den the Randolph at Broome debuts its sophomore project: a 2,200-square-foot craft-beer hall. Channeling cross-country Americana, the 60-seat tavern is outfitted with Ford Model T headlights and reclaimed materials from all over the map—booths and tables were constructed from a 50-foot oak tree from Maine, planks from a 100-year-old Kentucky tobacco barn form the bar, and Dumbo sidewalk pavers cover the bar top. Brewhounds can choose 36 craft drafts pulled from 48 tap lines, which were custom-built to serve different styles of beer at their ideal temperature. The selection highlights mostly American breweries (Founders, Left Hand, Barrier), plus noteworthy imports (Belgium's Brouwerij, the U.K.'s Samuel Smith, Denmark's Mikkeller). Offset the suds with refined pub grub, including beer-battered oysters, maple-and-bacon brussels sprouts, and a wild-mushroom pasta spiced with cumin and coriander. 343 Broome St between Bowery and Elizabeth St (212-334-3706)
Redwood Kitchenette & Bar Pedigreed toque Rebecca Weitzman made her name thrilling Park Slopers with locavore plates at Thistle Hill Tavern (where she is still partner, though no longer head chef). After a brief stint at gourmand movie-theater caf Indie Food and Wine, Weitzman has turned up at this cheery Chelsea diner, sporting redwood paneling, U-shaped teal banquettes and a blown-up vintage photo of a trailer amid crisp fall foliage, plus an actual shiny Airstream trailer retrofitted to serve as a bar. Here, she turns out upscale comfort-food plates, like made-to-order buttermilk doughnuts, truffled disco fries and chicken two ways—fried and brick-grilled with herbed pancakes, peppered maple syrup and arugula salad. 102 Eighth Ave between 15th and 16th Sts (no phone)
Tradesman Antique tools decorate this Bushwick tavern, which also features rustic wood walls and a crosshatch-patterned floor in green, gray and white. Twelve taps dispense Northeast brews (Greenport Harbor, Kelso) at the 17-foot-long white oak bar, but drinkers can also sip on local hooch (Comb Honey Gin, Core Applejack) and classic cocktails. 222 Bushwick Ave between Meserole St and Montrose Ave, Bushwick, Brooklyn (718-386-5300)
Via Tribunali Neapolitan pizzaiolos Nico Calzone and Gennaro Nasti head up the kitchen at this 30-seat pizzeria—an import from Seattle along with its sister coffeeshop, Caff Vita, next door. The pair pull traditional pies from a scorching 1,000-degree oven, built with bricks made from the ashes of Mt. Vesuvius, a volcano in Naples. The menu features options like Margherita, Piazza Dante (tomatoes, prosciutto, arugula, Parmesan, basil) and salame piccante with tomato, fior di latte, Parmesan and basil. 122 Ludlow St between Delancey and Rivington Sts (212-260-8742)
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Mid-January, the campus fills with students after a good break, ready to engage in Vanguard life again!
We also gain new students each spring and our Spring Welcome Weekend, January 10th-13th, is Vanguard's way of introducing incoming students to Vanguard's numerous resources and the campus community. Welcome, new students! I pray this weekend will be the start of lifelong friendships and learning for you!
Alumni Weekend is fast approaching, February 1st and 2nd! Vanguard students will perform in our very own VU's Got Talent. There will be opportunities to reunite with old classmates and learn how Vanguard alumni are changing the world. Alumni awards include: Alumnus of the Year: Ron Bueno '90, Career Achievement Award: Bill '67 and Nancie (Pearson) '66 Carmichael, Distinguished Service Award: Dr. Isaac Canales '74, Young Alumnus of the Year: Jason Lankow '03. There will also be a VU versus BIOLA basketball game. Go, Lions! Children of VU alum can participate in sports camps led by VU athletics and there will also be a 5K to raise money for Mercy Doyle, a meaningful event for the whole family. We hope you will be able to join us!
Another alumnus getting attention for changing the world is Olivia Klaus ('99). Olivia directed and produced Sin by Silence, a documentary about the first inmate-led battered women's group in the US prison system. Sin by Silence has won numerous film festival and advocacy awards, and has been featured in People Magazine and CNN. Recently Olivia Klaus became the recipient of the Mary Byron Project "Celebrating Solutions" awards. This prestigious award honors innovative U.S. programs that demonstrate promise in ending the generational cycle of domestic violence. Read more here.
Vanguard alumni are living endowments of Christ's presence in a broken world. New students come to Vanguard each semester and through their education and life in community here are equipped for lives of Christ-centered leadership and Spirit-empowered service. It is an honor to be engaged in this great work with you!
Carol Taylor, PhD
The Vanguard community is at work in so many critical issues at home in southern California and abroad! My heart swells when I think of all the ways God is using Vanguard to work with Him in the world!
Vanguard's women's soccer program won their first-ever Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) championship title by going undefeated in conference play! They also won the GSAC tournament championship and earning their highest NAIA ranking ever at #2 in the nation. To read more about these incredible young women on their journey to the elite eight, visit the Athletic Department. GO, LIONS!
Merry and bright are the words to describe our Fantasia concerts this year! What a warm way to invite our community into the true joy of the season: God makes peace with men through his gift to the world, Jesus!
This year, the Veterans Club is taking the initiative to join with Max's Love Project and the Walter Reed Military Hospital to provide toys for military families and child cancer patients. The level of passionate and devoted servant leadership in this student-led club is a beacon on campus and in the community. To learn more about this and other services of and to veterans, visit our Veterans Resource Center.
Our Global Center for Women and Justice held a Solidarity Sleep Out to raise awareness about resources for homeless young people. Homeless youth are the "low hanging fruit" for human traffickers. A trafficker will approach one out of every three kids within 48 hours of running away from home. Vanguard was privileged to partner once again with Solidarity Sleep Out and Live2free to better communicate to these loved children of God how precious they are to the Father. Vanguard students and others in the community slept on Heath Lawn November 18th. To learn more about this and the upcoming annual Ensure Justice Conference, visit the Global Center for Women and Justice website.
Fall is the time of year when students are invited to consider going on a Summer Missions Trip. Approximately one hundred students will travel with our various mission teams this summer. We hope to send Vanguard students as the heart, hands, and feet of Christ to the Dominican Republic and Haiti, Ethiopia, Fiji, Honduras, Ireland, the Middle East, Mozambique, Northern Asia, Peru, the Philippines, Russia, Senegal, and Tanzania. See our Summer 2013 Missions Trips and the missions we will partner with here. Undoubtedly, every student will be forever impacted by this experience that so deeply fits Vanguard's mission to equip students for Spirit-empowered lives of Christ-centered leadership and service. I anticipate with joy the ways God will use this summer to inspire, clarify, and in some cases, radically change the direction of the lives of our students forever!
As I look at all Vanguard University is currently doing in the community and in the world, I am reminded of the great power that exists in the body of Christ when we are unified under Christ's leadership. He came to save us and the world. What a gift it is to be with Him and you in this work!
God bless you and God bless Vanguard,
Dr. Carol Taylor
Amber, cherry red and coffee colored leaves line campus walkways! We are reminded by nature that the world swiftly changes but history reminds us that God orchestrates all of life's seasons toward new life. This November we have great things to look forward to.
I hope you will join me for our annual Christmas Fantasia concert this year. One performance is at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts on November 29th and another is at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on November 30th. Listening to these well-trained voices and a full orchestra in these elegant venues is such a delightful way to begin this season of celebrating Jesus. For more information and to order your tickets, please visit vanguard.edu/fantasia.
It is with gratefulness and joy that we commissioned Dr. Mike Beals, an ordained Assemblies of God minister, to the position of University Dean of Spiritual Formation and University Pastor on October 18, 2012 in chapel. Dr. Beals has served in full-time ministry for more than thirty years. He earned a Bachelor's and a Master's degree from Vanguard as well as a Master's and a PhD from Fuller Theological Seminary. He also taught Vanguard students from 1991-2009 with energy and devotion. Mike's deep commitment to living life in the Spirit, his experience and education, and his love for Vanguard equip him well for this pastoral role to us all: students, faculty and staff. We are glad he's here!
On November 9th at 3 pm, in our recently updated Veterans Courtyard, Vanguard will honor veterans and their service to our country. There will be a reception and a presentation by Chris Kupitz, a student veteran with two deployments to Iraq. For more information, please contact Lindsay Bodwell at (714) 966-5458 or via email at email@example.com.
Pre-VU is November 12th and 13th! This is a great event for allowing families to experience the community and life that makes Vanguard a top-ranked school (U.S. News and World Report). More than two hundred prospective students and parents are expected this year. For more information, visit undergraduate admissions.
Please be sure to stop by our booth at Youth Convention November 23rd-24th. We love to tell these students, filled with zeal for God, about the education and training Vanguard University can offer them for a life of Christ-centered leadership and service.
May your hearts swell this Thanksgiving as you experience the depth of the resources of the Holy Spirit within the changing seasons of your own life.
God bless you and God bless Vanguard,
Dr. Carol Taylor