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The Juice (Student) - May 14

 
May 14, 2018
Shuttle stop added to Chicago route
Beginning in August 2018, the Wartburg Shuttle will add a stop at the Rosemont CTA station. This addition to the Chicago route will allow students who live in the Chicago metro area to easily meet their ride or catch a bus or train to their final destination. Shuttles to Chicago run at the beginning of the year, Thanksgiving break, Christmas break, and the end of the year. You can check out the times for this new stop, along with all the details about the Wartburg Shuttle routes, later this week at www.wartburg.edu/shuttle.

The deadline to sign up for the May 26 end-of-year shuttles to area airports is May 18. Visit www.wartburg.edu/shuttle for information on shuttle routes, times, and pricing and to register.
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
Get ready for Burgapalooza 
Wartburg Student Senate will host the third annual Burgapalooza on Wednesday, May 16, 4-8 p.m., by the sand volleyball courts behind the Manors. This event will include FREE Cold Stone ice cream, burgers, hot dogs, yard games, music, and sand volleyball. To sign up a team for the volleyball tournament, stop by the Student Senate Office window. Direct questions to senate@wartburg.edu.
Golden Knight Awards voting and event
Voting for the Golden Knight Awards will be open May 14-18. Click here for voting, which is open to all Wartburg students. The awards presentation event will be Monday, May 21, 7 p.m., in the Lyceum, and it will be streamed on Knight Vision. Please dress in “Sunday best” to celebrate a whole year of athletic achievements!
Softball to host Homerun Derby
The Wartburg softball team will host a homerun derby Saturday, May 19, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Lynes Field. The cost is $10 for 10 swings and/or $1 per pitch to hit off one of the Wartburg pitchers. Participants have a chance to win more than $140 in prizes from The OP, The Dirty Dog, Sasquatch Jacks, Joe’s Knight Hawk, The Wartburg Store, and East Bremer Diner. All are welcome!
Farewell reception for Dr. Erika Lindgren
Please join the Department of History for a farewell reception honoring Dr. Erika Lindgren, associate professor of history, for her years of service to the college. The reception will be Monday, May 21, 2-3:30 p.m., in the Chapel Commons.
Marketing class survey 
The May Term Trends in Marketing class is collecting feedback from consumers on the latest trends in the marketing field and how consumers perceive them. Please click here to take this short survey. If you have already completed the survey, please consider sharing it with others in your network.
Wartburg Store to close for inventory
The Wartburg Store will be conducting its annual physical inventory May 29-June 1. The store will be closed May 31-June 1 to finish this initiative. Thank you for planning visits to the store around these dates.
Retrieve packages before summer break
Please remember to pick up any packages from the Mail Center before departing campus for the summer. Packages that have not been retrieved by Tuesday, May 29, will be forwarded, returned, or destroyed as carrier and return address allows. Unclaimed packages will ONLY be held in the Mail Center if a student has signed up to keep their mailbox open over the summer. You can sign up by emailing your name and box number to mailroom@wartburg.edu.
Register now for 2018-19 parking 

More than 400 students have already registered vehicles for next year. Have YOU? It's best to register now so you don’t forget after May Term. The process only takes a minute or two!
Why register now?

  1. Avoid the $30 late registration fee. Any vehicle registered after June 26 incurs that fee.
  2. Get a parking voucher, good for one ticket.
  3. Maximize the chances of being assigned to the parking lot of your choice. Not registering guarantees you’ll be assigned to D Lot.

To register, log in on InfoCenter. Under “Offices” select “Safety & Security” and then click on “Parking Registration.” If you register correctly, you’ll receive a confirmation email. If you have any problems registering, contact Campus Security or visit the Campus Security Office weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Summer dining hours
Click here for the dining hours during the summer.
Wicked Problems Challenge 

Congratulations to all the students who participated in the college’s first Wicked Problems Challenge. On RICE Day, five groups presented their Wicked Problem ideas to a panel of reviewers. All five groups were accepted into the Wartburg College Incubator for continued work and support into the next academic year. The following projects received funding from the Center for Community Engagement:

  • Ashley Reynolds/Bio Bucks
  • Madison Bloker/Bound Blessings
  • Collins Kalyebi/Heritage Kid Pad

The CCE will launch another Wicked Problems Challenge in the fall. 

PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
‘A Knight in Asia’ meal
Enjoy a culinary experience and support a good cause! “A Knight in Asia” will feature a five-course tasting menu planned and prepared by senior William Coonradt "Chef Coon" as part of his May Term internship. The event is Tuesday, May 15, at East Bremer Diner in downtown Waverly with seatings at 5 and 8 p.m. Tickets are $40 each with limited seating. To reserve tickets, email the number of guests and dinner time to aknightinasia@gmail.com. Proceeds will go to the Northeast Iowa Food Bank.
Crowdfunding at Wartburg 
Fund the Fortress is Wartburg’s crowdfunding platform used to directly impact areas of campus through online giving. Applications are now being accepted for new ideas. For more information or to apply, visit www.wartburg.edu/fund-the-fortress.
Showing of El Silencio de Neto
The Slife Professorship in Humanities, together with the Cinemas of Latin America class, will host a showing of the film El Silencio de Neto on Monday, May 14, at 6:30 p.m., in SC 102. The Guatemalan film by Luis Argueta has won many awards, including Best Film at the New York Latino Film Festival. Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish Club, and SALSA will be co-sponsoring the event and providing snacks. There will be an open discussion following the film, and everyone is welcome to participate. (No Spanish background is required to attend the film or discussion). Direct questions to Dr. Zak Montgomery or Jessica Mueller.
Upcoming Events

Screening of El Silencio de Neto
May 14

VAC May Day of Service
May 15

'A Knight in Asia' meal
May 15

Burgapalooza
May 16

End-of-year shuttle deadline
May 18

Softball Homerun Derby
May 19

Dr. Lindgren farewell
May 21

Golden Knight Awards
May 21

Commencement
May 27

Online parking registration deadline
June 26
 
Click here to view the full Wartburg events calendar.
 

ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER
The Juice is a weekly e-newsletter sent Mondays to communicate campus news and events. Most announcements will run twice, then continue to be available in the Information Center.


TO SUBMIT AN ITEM
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SPIRITUAL LIFE & CAMPUS MINISTRY
 
Sanctuary during May Term
Sanctuary on Wednesdays will be the only service offered on campus during May Term. Join us in the Chapel Commons (basement) for snacks at 8:45 p.m. and a service at 9 p.m. All are welcome!
Offerings given during year

Total offerings during the academic year provided the opportunity for giving to four charities:

  • $2,346.74 to Lutheran World Relief (specifically for hurricane relief)
  • $642.63 to Blankets of Love   
  • $1,068.62 to Cedar Valley Friends of the Family
  • $1,068.63 to Wartburg College Dance Marathon 

Thank you to everyone who donated!

Looking ahead to 2018-19
Anyone interested in choosing scripture or hymns or sharing a message in 2018-19 should contact Pam Moss

Students who are interested in serving as an assisting minister in 2018-19 should contact Pam Moss
 
WARTBURG IN THE NEWS
 

Tanner Eckhart ’18 pitched a shutout for the Wartburg baseball team in the Iowa Conference semifinals, as reported by the Cedar Rapids Gazette.

David Flammang, a Wartburg facilities technician, built the guitar that "American Idol" contestant Maddie Poppe regularly uses on the show, as reported by KWWL.


The new Wartburg Incubator and its Wicked Problems Challenge were featured in the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier.

Ashlyn Bagge ’18 finished second in the 10,000 meters at the Drake Relays, as reported by the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

 
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