Golden Knight Awards |
The annual Golden Knight Awards will be 7 p.m. Monday, May 22, in McCaskey Lyceum to celebrate the achievements and outstanding performances for the 2016-17 athletic seasons. The awards also will be live-streamed at www.wartburg.edu/knightvision. |
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Say thanks to Kathy |
Kathy Liddle, Spiritual Life and Campus Ministry office coordinator, will be leaving the college at the end of May. Behind the scenes, she has faithfully served Wartburg students, faculty, staff, and alumni for 18 years—one year in Development and 17 years in SL&CM. Pastors Ramona and Brian invite you to share your thanks for her work with a card or email (or casually drop by the office before the end of the week). She has been an invaluable partner in ministry and we are grateful for her faithful service.
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Wartburg garden |
The Wartburg garden, located across the street from Lohe Hall, still has beds open for members of the Wartburg community who will be in the area this summer. Those who “adopt” a bed in the garden are expected to volunteer 1-2 hours per month maintaining the garden beds for the college, use organic practices, and maintain the weeds and any overhang in your bed. Anne Duncan, sustainability coordinator, can advise you on how to plant, when to plant, and how to maintain your plants. Email Duncan if you are interested.
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Shredded paper recycling |
When recycling shredded paper, please place it in the single stream recycling containers, making sure it is in a clear bag, specifically labeled “Shredding.” This request is being made by our recycling vendor.
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Bremer Avenue construction update |
The date to close down the four lanes of traffic on Bremer Avenue from 20th Street to the middle of the Casey’s property has changed to June 5. The 20th Street intersection will turn into a three-way stop. An access road will be constructed to allow access to Waverly Child Care and Preschool on Bremer Avenue during the road project. The work near the bridge continues to move forward despite the weather. Businesses on the east side will be connected to the new main this week, and the paving downtown will start very soon. For more information and updates, click here. |
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Retirement reception for Denny Haugen |
A retirement reception for Denny Haugen, senior major gifts officer, will celebrate his 14 years of service to the college on Thursday, May 25, 3-4:30 p.m., in the rotunda on the third floor of Vogel Library. |
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The Juice summer schedule |
The Faculty/Staff Juice will publish every other week during the summer, starting June 5 (no issue is planned for the week of May 29). The final issue of Student Juice for the academic year is today, with occasional emails as needed throughout the summer. The Juice will resume weekly emails on Sept. 5.
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Summer hours |
Summer hours begin Sunday, May 28, and go through Saturday, Aug. 26. Wartburg office hours during this time will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Jamie Hollaway with questions. |
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InfoCenter upgrades |
Information Technology Services will be installing upgrades to the InfoCenter beginning this week. Very little should change other than a few aesthetic items. The entire InfoCenter website will receive a makeover during the summer months. If you are an administrator for InfoCenter pages and encounter any difficulty in making updates after the upgrades, contact Rich Everhardt.
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VAC diaper drive |
The Volunteer Action Center is hosting a diaper drive through Tuesday, May 23. Donations of diapers, wipes, $10 gas gift cards, baby books, and baby wash/lotion are needed. All donations will go to low-income families who participate in the Nest program through Operation Threshold in Waterloo. Please drop off donations in the VAC office in Student Life. Direct questions to lauren.rupprecht@wartburg.edu. |
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Peru research presentations |
The 2017 Ecology and Culture of the Amazon (GM/BI 295) May Term course students will be presenting results of individual research (biological, chemical, ecological, ethnological, societal, etc.) performed in Peru during their time in the Amazon jungle with the indigenous Maijuna people. Presentations will begin at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 24, in SC 102, and everyone is welcome to attend.
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Des Moines Urban Studies program |
Applications still are being accepted to attend the Des Moines Urban Studies program for Fall Term. Third- or fourth-year students interested in an internship in their major while taking classes via distance learning should consider applying. For more information, contact Jo Dorrance.
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2017-18 PRSSA executive team |
Wartburg's chapter of PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America) announces next year’s executive team:
- President: Katie Kreis
- Vice President: Lexi Bodzioch
- Secretary: Aubree Taylor
- Treasurer: Abigail Mahoney
- Social Media Coordinator: Bailey Strait
The team is looking forward to planning and hosting events for all Wartburg students to attend. PRSSA is a society working to actively engage students by giving them a professional insight to the working world of public relations. If you have any questions about PRSSA, you can email anyone on the executive team or follow the Wartburg PRSSA Facebook page.
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See past announcements |
Visit the InfoCenter to see previous editions of The Juice for details on the following:
- New shuttle program for student travel
- Websites to bookmark
- New way to make maintenance requests
- KnightVision streaming schedule
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Golden Knight Awards
May 22
VAC diaper drive deadline
May 23
Peru research presentations
May 24
Denny Haugen retirement reception
May 25
Milestones breakfast
May 26
Commencement
May 28
Summer hours begin
May 28
Summer hours end
Aug. 26
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Click here to view the full Wartburg events calendar. |
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