Last Updated on Thursday, May 21, 2009
Eastern News
NONPROFIT LECTURE MAY 28
Eastern University presents its annual Nonprofit Lecture with the Rev. Dr. Anthony (Tony) Campolo on Thursday, May 28, from 6-9 p.m. in the Warner Library Atrium on the campus in St. Davids. The topic, “Recession-proofing Your Nonprofit,” could not be more timely in these turbulent economic times. This lecture is free and open to the public, but seating is limited, so registration is recommended. Register online at www.eastern.edu/npls or e-mail sld@eastern.edu with the subject line of “NPLS- RSVP.”
Eastern’s Master of Science in Nonprofit Management Program combines methodology relevant to nonprofit organizations with underlying theory. It focuses on social justice, personal integrity and ethical decision making in all of its forms. For more information on the Nonprofit Management Program, visit www.eastern.edu/sld. To speak with a coordinator about the degree program, please e-mail Ali Young (ayoung4@eastern.edu) or call 610.225.5072 or 1.800.732.7669 extension 5072.
CHANCELLOR’S SUGGESTION BOX
Do you have an idea or suggestion for Eastern University that you would like to send out Dr. Chris Hall, our University Chancellor? Please send your thoughts to his office via: plewelle@eastern.edu.
SLD FACULTY FEATURED IN THE TRANSFORMATION JOURNAL
Congratulations to the faculty at the School of Leadership and Development (SLD) at Eastern University. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of our MBA in Economic Development program, they took some time to reflect on what is going on in Christian development practice. The result is the entire April 2009 issue of "The Transformation Journal: International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies" with a theme of Evangelical Development Practice: Whither into the Future? The articles written by our faculty featured in this issue identify cutting-edge work that is being done in Christian development theory and praxis. Visit http://trn.sagepub.com/ for more information and to download the articles. Click on the "Current Issue, April 2009" link.
BE AN ENDURE MENTOR NEXT FALL
The ENDURE mentoring program invites EU administrators and professors to consider becoming a mentor to a student who will greatly benefit from your time and attention. If you are interested, please contact ENDURE at endure@eastern.edu and they will send you a form. For all other questions, call 610.431.4374.
EASTERN CUP GOLF JUNE 8
The Fox Chase Bank Eastern Cup Presented by The Olson Research Group will be held at Waynesborough Country Club and Stonewall Golf Club on Monday, June 8, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Join us for great golf, dinner and an online auction. For full details, visit: http://www.easterncupgolf.com/
EASTERN CO-SPONSORS CREATION FESTIVAL
Eastern is co-sponsoring the Creation ‘09 Festival to be held June 24-27 at Agape Farm in Mt. Union, PA. Eu grad Shane Claiborne is featured in the video that will be shown there on the big screen Jumbotron. Eastern will have a booth and invites everyone to stop by! This is the nation’s largest Christian music festival. Learn more at www.creationfest.com.
Student News
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR GRAD STUDENTS OPEN
Summer and Fall 2009 registration for graduate students is now open in E-Net Student Services. Go to www.eastern.edu/academic/registrar for printable schedules and forms and click on E-Net Student Services to review course details and register.
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR UNDERGRADS OPEN
Fall 2009 registration for College of Arts and Sciences students is open in E-Net Student Services. Priority registration times are assigned according to earned credit hours. Go to www.eastern.edu/academic/registrar for registration materials and click on E-Net Student Services to review your degree audit and register.
MAY DISCOUNTS FOR MARY KAY
EU student Mariah Bradbury is offering a 10% discount on Mary Kay purchases for any Eastern students or faculty for the month of May. Just in time for Mother's Day. Show her you care with a special pampering kit and free facial with any purchase. Contact Mariah at 724.977.4067, mruffing@eastern.edu, or go to: www.marykay.com/Mariah.Bradbury.
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BALLET TEACHER FOR FALL
Are you a Christian dancer with a heart to teach? The Good Samaritan Dance Academy in Paoli has an opening for a teacher for the Pre-Teen ballet class for the 2009 fall semester. Ideal candidates will be technically proficient in classical ballet and possess an enthusiasm for teaching young girls how to integrate movement and worship in praise of our Creator. Knowledge of other dance styles and previous teaching experience are pluses. The class meets Tuesdays, 4:45-6p.m., Sept. 15 to Dec. 1. Modest compensation is offered. Contact Gwen Prestwood (610.644.4040 ext. 773 or goodsamdance@gmail.com).
FUTURE SPIELBERGS WANTED
Are you interested in camera work, video editing, story boarding and directing? Are you naturally outgoing, engaging and creative? The Eastern University Communications Office is looking for student candidates to help film and edit Eastern-related footage. Experience with video hardware and software is a must. Please contact Quincy Adam, Director of Multimedia Services (qadam@eastern.edu or X5940).
VOLUNTEERS FOR FAIR TRADE ORG.
Ten Thousand Villages, a Fair Trade retail organization based in Akron, PA, has opportunities for short-term volunteers. We are looking for a few flexible, energetic, full-time volunteers to help set up, staff and tear down the semi-annual Warehouse Sale at our largest store in Ephrata, July 11-20, 2009. We also have opportunities for volunteers to join the E-commerce fulfillment team at our warehouse for 3-6 weeks from mid-November to late December to pick, inspect, gift-wrap and pack e-commerce orders at the Ten Thousand Villages warehouse in Brownstown, PA during the 2009 holiday season. Housing is available to volunteers who come from outside the local area. Be part of our Fair Trade mission! Contact Kim van Donk (kim.vandonk@tenthousandvillages.com or phone 717.859.8117).
FT MUSIC MINISTER
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Red Hill, PA, seeks a dynamic spirit-filled musician with skills in choral directing and keyboard. Responsibilities include providing musical leadership within the worship life of the congregation and teaching music to the children of its weekday child care program. This individual should have knowledge in working with children and adults, choral conducting, piano, electric keyboard and organ (desirable or willing to learn). Appreciation for both contemporary and traditional worship. The full-time position is salaried with benefits. Contact Pastor Vanderslice at stpaulpastorvanderslice@comcast.net or 215.679.5553. Visit www.geocities.com/stpaulredhill.
VAN DRIVER FOR NURSING
The Department of Nursing needs a van driver part-time to help Korean students participate in clinical observation April 30 through August 6. Driver must have Eastern University van license, be responsible, courteous, and cooperative. Contact Gilda Jean-Louis at rntobsn@eastern.edu or call 610.341.5896.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW FIRM SUMMER HELP
Bennett and Associates, a family law firm in Wayne, is looking for part-time or full-time summer help. A minimum of 10 hours are needed weekly at $10/hour. Additional flexible hours will be needed for larger filing projects. This is a great chance for anyone interested in law or business to get an idea of how a law office works. Contact Leah Graeff at 717. 979.8856 or Lgraeff@eastern.edu.
NOTE: See the complete list of jobs available on the left column under “Student Jobs” or click here!
Other Events
BEN FRANKLIN AT LOCAL LIBRARY MAY 21
Join The Friends of Tredyffrin Public Library for "Benjamin Franklin: Scientist, Humanist" onThursday, May 21, at 7:30 p.m, at 582 Upper Gulph Road, Strafford, PA. No charge, but to sign up, stop in or call 610.688.7092. Richard L. Rosen, Associate Professor of History at Drexel University, will talk about the nexus between Franklin's scientific ideas and his diplomatic work in Europe. This interactive talk includes electrical demonstrations.
CHRISTIAN CONCERTS IN NJ
Former student Nicole Zolnoski invites us to the following Christian conceerts at The Broadway Theatre of Pitman, NJ: Negative Split and Reilly, May 17 at 4p.m.; Common Destiny and Men in Black, June 30 at 8p.m.; and Faith Factor, Rivera/Bomma and Pastor Brad, Sept. 20 at 7:30p.m. Tickets for each concert are $15. Visit: www.thebroadwaytheatre.org
CARILLON CONCERTS SUMMER 2009
The Washington Memorial National Carillon invites us all to its 2009 Summer Concerts, every Wednesday in July and August at 7:30 p.m. The Carillon is located in Valley Forge National Park at the Washington Memorial Chapel, Route 23, Valley Forge, PA. Bring a blanket, lawn chair, snacks or dinner. The Chapel Cabin Shop will be open for refreshments. All Wednesday concerts will be played RAIN OR SHINE. All concerts are free and open to the public. Call 610.783.0120 or visit www.washingtonmemorialchapel.org.
ACCESS “@EASTERN” ANYTIME
Did you know that you can read the current issue of “@Eastern” whenever you want on the new Eastern University Web site? Just go to the homepage at www.eastern.edu and click on “@Eastern weekly E-newsletter” on the “Useful Links” section at the bottom of the home page. “@Eastern” is updated weekly and we send you the link to each new edition. But now you can read it anytime it’s convenient for you.
EASTERN IN A FLASH! VIDEO CLIP
See and hear this new 30-second Flash movie about Eastern University created by your University Communications Office. Send it
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Mission Schedule
MISSIONS TRIPS FOR 2009
Missions Forum, Oct. 21-23, 2009. Missions organizations and other activities on campus.
Urbana, Dec. 27-31, 2009. Massive student mission conference in St. Louis by InterVarsity (www.Urbana09.org). Ten $50 student vouchers available.
New Orleans, Jan. 2-10, 2010. A team will do Hurricane Katrina relief and construction along the Gulf Coast with a local church. Applications now available online (www.eastern.edu/campus/christian_life/missions.html) and are due Wed. April 8, 2009.
Haiti, Jan. 2-10, 2010. A team of 10 will partner with Beyond Borders for a “Transformational Travel” trip. Applications online (www.eastern.edu/campus/christian_life/missions.html) and are due Wed. April 8, 2009.
Jubilee, Feb. 19-21, 2010. Student conference in Pittsburgh by Coalition for Christian Outreach (www.jubileeconference.com). Ten $50 student vouchers available.
Dominican Republic, Feb. 27 - Mar. 7, 2010. Our team will continue Eastern’s work in El Fondo with Food for the Hungry. Applications available in September.
Habitat for Humanity, Feb. 27 - Mar. 7, 2010. Two teams will tackle low-cost home construction in the U.S. over spring break. Applications available in the fall.
Contact Andy Horvath (X1830 or ahorvath@eastern.edu).
Mission trip applications are online at:
www.eastern.edu/campus/christian_life/missions.html
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