Eastern News
INTERCOLLEGIATE CAREER FAIR MARCH 12
Sponsored by Eastern and Cabrini, Immaculata, Neumann and Rosemont Colleges. Held from 12Noon-3PM in the Eastern University Main Gym, St. Davids. Employers include Aflac, Applied Card Systems, Archdiocese of Phila.,Bethany Christian Services, Chrysler Financial, Commerce Bank. PA State Civil Service, Contemporary Staffing, Crozer Keystone Health,Devon Financial,Devon Health Services, DPW Phila., ESF Summer Camps,Foundations Behavioral Health, Genesis HealthCare,Glen Mills School,Independence Blue Cross, ING, Lab Support, Melmark, PA State Police, State Farm Ins., State Street Corp.,Hertz Corp., UPS, Vanguard, Walgreens, YMCA and more. All majors are encouraged to attend – various positions are available.
TEACHER JOB FAIR MARCH 11
The Greater Philadelphia Teacher Job Fair is March 11 at West Chester Univ. from 9AM-4PM. Tickets: $5 in advance until February 26. Pre-register and purchase tickets from Eastern Career Services (Walton 218) or Education Department (McInnis Curriculum Lab). $10 cash on site the day of the fair. Contact Jackie Irving (610.341.5872 or jirving@eastern.edu).
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL BEGINS MARCH 14
Eastern presents TheTournes Festival which is made possible with the support of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and the French Ministry of Culture (CNC). Held at St. Davids, it’s free and open to the public.
- Friday, March 14, Eagle Great Room at 7PM: DEPUIS QU’OTAR EST PARTI, Directed By Julie Bertuccelli. The story of three Georgian women who live together in contemporary Tbilisi.
- Tuesday, March 18, Gough Great Room at 7PM: LE GRAND SILENCE Directed By Philip Grning. An examination of life inside the Grande Chartreuse, the head monastery of the reclusive Carthusian Order in France.
- Monday, March 31, Gough Great Room at 7PM. LES AMITIS MALFIQUES Directed By Emmanuel Bourdieu. Two college students both quickly fall for the smartest kid in school, Andr.
- Tuesday, April 8, Gough Great Room at 7PM. BAMAKO Directed By Abderrahmane Sissako. A trial taking place in the courtyard of Bamako, Mali is pitting African civil society against the World Bank and the IMF.
- Tuesday, April 15, Gough Great Room at 7PM. LE PLAFOND DE VERRE Directed By Yamina Benguigui. A documentary about discrimination and challenges found in the workplace for immigrants and women.
MUSIC GALA BENEFIT CONCERT APRIL 11
Enjoy the best of classical and sacred music on Friday, April 11 at 7:30PM when Eastern presents its 5th Annual Music Gala Benefit Concert at Church of the Saviour, 651 N. Wayne Ave. in Wayne, PA. Our fabulous Piano Quartet of Ron Matthews, James Correnti, David Bryant and Duncan Stearns performs, along with the Pro Christo Brass Quintet, Turning Point, Eastern University Choir, and other faculty and students. Proceeds benefit our Music Department. For ticket prices and seating information, Contact Colleen Bradstreet (610.341.4397 or cbradstr@eastern.edu)
THE SOUNDS OF BROADWAY FEB. 23
Come to a benefit concert for GODCHA (Global Outreach Drama Company and Homeland Associates) on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 4PM in McInnis Auditorium, St. Davids. GODCHA is a nonprofit missions organization started by students Natalie Cisternas '08 and Bailey Pretak '08. The vision of GODCHA is to teach dance, theater, and music to orphans and underprivileged children around the world. Concert is FREE, with donations accepted.
CAN YOU HOST A STUDENT OVER SPRING BREAK?
Would you like to invite an international student to spend Spring Break at your home? The residence halls at St. Davids close over Spring Break March 1-9, and many are unable to make the costly trip home. Even if it weren’t a necessity, international students like to get to know more about American culture and traditions and American host families enjoy the friendship. Contact Kathy Kautz de Arango in the International Student Services Office if you’re interested. Ext. 5870. kkautz2@eastern.edu.
PRECIOUS MOVEMENTS CONCERT FEB. 23
Come to the St. Davids Main Gym on Saturday, Feb, 23 at 6:30PM for the Precious Movements mime ministry 4th Annual concert. It’s free. Contact Nikita Bates for more information.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN READ IN FEB. 21
Guests: Christian Fiction authors Nicole Rouse, Sheila Peele-Miller, and Pat Simmons
Date/time: Thursday, February 21 from 7-9PM
Where: Eagle Hall Great Room
Hosted by: EU Bookstore
Other details: Authors will read excerpts from their books and sign books. Dramatic presentations and a dance performance.
NURSING INFORMATION SESSION MARCH 12
Are you interested in nursing? Do you have a Baccalaureate degree but are looking for a career change? Come to an Information Session to learn more about Eastern University’s BSN-Two2 Second Degree Nursing Program 6–8PM Wednesday, March 12. Held in the Nursing Clinical Resource Laboratory, Eagle Learning Center-Room 105, St. Davids. Classes begin May 2008 and May 2009. RSVP: Kim Skinner (610-225-5525 or 1-800-732-7669 ext. 5525; or kskinner@eastern.edu).
CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES CONF. AT PALMER MARCH 7-9
Palmer Seminary’s annual Exploring Christian Ministries (weekend) conference is March 7-9 at the Seminary. THE EVENT (INCLUDING HOUSING AND ALL MEALS) IS FREE TO EASTERN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. The conference is tailored specifically for those who feel called to professional Christian ministry. For more information, visit www.palmerseminary.edu. To pre-register, call 484-384-2948 or e-mail semadmis@eastern.edu by February 27.
MET OPERA TICKETS GOING FAST
We have tickets for the Sat., March 15 show of Verdi's LaTraviata at Lincoln Center at 8:00PM. Student tickets are gone! There are just 17 tickets left at the $65 price. Only your payment reserves your spot. This low price includes the Opera and round trip charter bus. HURRY! Call or e-mail Colleen Bradstreet in the Music Office at 610-225-5733 or cbradstr@eastern.edu. She is in the office on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.
SAVE THE DATE APRIL 12
Imagine our community without hunger. You can help. Walk with us at the Walk Against Hunger on Saturday, April 12. Visit www.hungerwalk.org
SCANDAL OF EVANGELICAL POLITICS CONFERENCE AT PALMER SEMINARY MARCH 28-30
How should I vote in 2008? What issues are most important to God? This conference addresses these and other timely questions. Sponsored by The Sider Center on Ministry and Public Policy and Evangelicals for Social Action and held at Palmer Seminary in Wynnewood, PA. Speakers include Luis Cortes, Jr.; John Dilulio; Ron Sider; Shirley Mullen; David Gushee; Samuel Rodriguez; and Richard Cizik. Go to www.esa-online.org. Cost of the conference (including meals) is just $75 for EU students and $125 for faculty and staff. To register, call 484.383.2990.
CAPSTONE TRIP TO ARGENTINA
A capstone course will be offered in the Spring with an emphasis on cross-cultural ministry and a 9-day trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina, during Spring break. No Spanish is required. The cost of $1600 covers airfare, local transportation, hotel and meals. Register with: Dr. Elvira E. Ramirez, McInnis 213 (X5076; eramirez@eastern.edu) or Dr. Eduardo M. Ramirez, Warner 145 (X1708; eramire2@eastern.edu).
TURKEY/GREECE TRIP DEPOSIT NOW
This new Pilgrimage to the Holy Land program, open to the public, is a journey to the Seven Churches of the Revelation and the main mission churches of St. Paul. These sixteen days of biblical encounter will yield a lifetime of unforgettable memories. (INST 480 is a Capstone course and can be used for elective credit.) Contact Dr. Maahs at X5895 or www.eastern.edu/holyland.
Student News
Communication Studies meeting FEB.27
Attention all declared and intended Communication Studies majors. Come to a very important (Mandatory) meeting Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 7Pm, HHC Room 106. Food, Fun, Startling Information—It could change your Life! If you Cannot Attend this Meeting, Contact your Advisor.
GRADUATING SOON!
All students, please check your declared graduation date, which can be accessed on E-Net Student Services under Biographical Information. If the date listed is not correct, you must contact the Associate Registrar at lbristol@eastern.edu. You will be eligible to participate in the ceremony this May if you present an approved plan to finish all coursework by May 31, 2008. If you have changed your name, please send an e-mail to Lori Bristol, lbristol@eastern.edu, stating the name that you would like to have printed on your diploma.
WRITING CENTER OPEN
The Writing Center for undergraduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences is now open for appointments and walk-ins. Hours this semester are M-F 11AM-2PM and M-Thur.6-9PM Questions? Call John Nordlof (X1453).
CPR, AED CLASS SCHEDULE
CPR, AED, First Aid classes will be offered 2-23, 3-29, or 4-26. 1 undergrad credit. $65.00. Please e-mail smorgan2@eastern to reserve your place. $35.00 to reserve your place- balance of $30 due the day of class. May pay with check, cash, or have applied to student account.
READ THE WATERWHEEL
Students, you can keep up with everything you need to know by checking out The Waterwheel newsletter each week. Visit: http://www.eastern.edu/campus/studev/The-Waterwheel.shtml
Help Wanted
WANT AN ON-CAMPUS SUMMER JOB?
Summer Student Employment information is now available online at
www.eastern.edu/centers/finaid/student_employment_position
_list.shtml#summer.
Any questions can be directed to Andrea Ruth, Student Employment Coordinator aruth@eastern.edu.
SUMMER HELP WANTED
Warner Memorial Library is looking for detail-oriented Federal Work Study students to work in the library during the summer of 2008. Minimum of 35 hours and maximum of 40 hours per week. Some weekends and evenings required. Students will have free room and board. Please contact John Mokonyama at jmokonya@eastern.edu or 610.225.5041.
LOOKING FOR A SUMMER JOB ON CAMPUS? HAVE FWS?
Career Services (along with the Chaplains Office) is looking for one student to help out in the office from May through August. Office experience, computer savvy and sense of humor required. Contact Tess Bradley in Walton 202 or tbradley@eastern.edu.
ANOTHER SUMMER JOB
The Equip Program is hiring peer counselors and writing assistants. Want to learn more? Come to an information session in Walton 205, Monday, Feb. 18 at 5PM or Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 4PM. Questions? Contact the CCAS office (X5837).
CHECK OUT CAREER SERVICES
Full and part-time Job Opportunities and Internship listings are available online at the Career Services site as well as in hard copy in the Walton Hall mail room. Click here: http://eastern.edu/campus/career/cs.shtml
Other Events
DELAWARE CO. SYMPHONY MARCH 2 
The Delaware County Symphony, under the direction of Roman Pawlowski, presents its third full symphony concert on Sunday, March 2, at 3PMin the Meagher Theatre of the Life Center at Neumann College, OneNeumann Drive, Aston,PA. The concert will be a beautiful tribute to Russian music entitled,"AllTchaikovsky". Program will include The Romeo and Juliet Overture, TheSleeping Beauty Suite, and the Symphony No. 6, "Pathetique". Tickets are $15, $12 for seniors/students,$10 for groups of ten or more,and free for children 12 and under with paying adult. The Life Center has ample parking and is handicapped accessible. Please call 610-356-5673 or visit www.dcsmusic.org.
NEW YORK CITY TRIP MAY 3
The Friends of the Marple Public Library are hosting a bus trip to Rockefeller Center, New York City, on Saturday, May 3. Deluxe motorcoach leaves from the Marple Library, Broomall at 8AM and will return to the library about 8:45PM. This is a day on your own in New York City to shop, sightsee or enjoy Broadway theatre. General tickets are $47. All proceeds benefit the Marple Public Library, Sproul and Springfield Roads, Broomall, PA. Information and sign up forms available at the library or www.marplepubliclibrary.org or 610-623-3607.
Mission Schedule
MISSIONS TRIPS FOR 2008
Mar. 1-9, 2008 Dominican Republic: Our team will continue Eastern’s work in El Fondo with Food for the Hungry and Goshen Baptist, building a water cistern and VBS.
Mar. 1-9, 2008 Habitat for Humanity: Two teams will tackle low cost home construction in the U.S. over spring break.
Contact Andy Horvath (X1830 or ahorvath@eastern.edu).
Mission trip applications are online at: www.eastern.edu/campus/campusmin/missions.shtml
How to Submit News for "@EASTERN"
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