News to know ...
Stay
current in EzLabor … especially
this
week! The college will transmit the final 2007
payroll (for the entire campus) at noon Thursday, Dec. 27. Please
ensure all EzLabor approvals are complete before leaving for
the long Christmas holiday. Absolute deadline for approvals: 10 a.m.
on Dec. 27. After 10 a.m., any times recorded without supervisor
approval will be deleted.
To pay bills and receive reimbursement in 2007, submit check
requests and reimbursement forms before noon next Thursday, Dec. 27.
Next week’s check run is the last of calendar year 2007. So, either
we submit the forms this week, or we have only a half-day to get the
job done. Because the College is closed Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday!
Phone “stuff”
We no longer use access codes for long distance calls.
Want others in your group to pick up your ringing phone?
Help Desk.
Need a longer network cable for your phone?
Help Desk
Still have your old phone?
Help Desk
Tutors, we need tutors! Names of academically strong students
who might serve as tutors in your subjects will be appreciated. The
Success Center hired 33 tutors for fall semester; a similar need is
anticipated for spring. Contact
Sandy Bendsen at the
Success Center, x5888.
’Tis the season to remember, with thanks, the many gifts with
which we have been blessed … and the time to share our gifts and
blessings with others. Enjoy the joy of giving Manchester College
students the gift of education through your gift to The Manchester
Fund today. Gifts made before Jan. 1 meet 2007 tax deduction
deadlines. Here’s how to give to
Manchester College. The impact of our gifts? Priceless.
Mark that calendar …
Advent Bible study will resume for spring semester,
following a planning and get-acquainted conversation at noon on
Thursday, Jan. 31 in Petersime Chapel lounge. Questions?
Pastor Steve Crain.
Notable …
Welcome to Manchester! Louise E. Jackson, Development
Officer; Jesse A.
Muliba-Geston,
Assistant Director of Recruitment; JoHanna G. Young, Data
Specialist
The latest e-newsletter for alumni and friends is hot off the
keyboard. Here’s the link.
Our spring community production of
The Pirates of Penzance has received a $3,000 boost
from The Community Foundation of Wabash County, reports Scott Strode
(theatre), who will lead the May 2-4 production with Debra Lynn
(music). This collaboration with the Manchester Symphony Society
will depend on a countywide cast call. Auditions in February;
details to come.
Congratulations to winners of $25 gift certificates at the Campus Store
Holiday Open House:
Rick Espeset (athletic director/baseball coach), Jennifer
Steele (business office), Loni Clark (volleyball intern) and Susie
Snep (accounts payable).
Send January session syllabi to the dean, electronically to
ksmeyer@mancheter.edu.
The deadline is Jan. 15.
Need a study table or tutor for your subject during January
session and/or spring semester? Connect with
Bonnie O’Connell
(academic support), at x5076.
Budget officers note that information about 2006-2007 is no
longer available in MCConnect. That’s because the College has closed
that fiscal year. We still can see information about fiscal year
2007-2008. Questions?
Mike Leckrone
"…
I’ve investigated the Sami
Spartan case thoroughly and it involves far more than just a murder.
The root of the story is covered up by more layers of lies and
secrecy than dirty clothes on the floor of a dorm room. It involves
a biased beekeeper, a pretentious president, a notorious nurse, and
several other equally grim characters ... "
Click here
for writing by sophomore Tiffany Berkebile that won her an iPod in a
contest sponsored by our Writing Center. “Why yes, she is indeed our
PR intern,” remarked a rather proud PR director.
Great grades and community/school service make senior Sam
Kent our College’s “Outstanding Major of the Year” for the National
Association for Sport and Physical Education. He’ll be recognized at
the national convention in Fort Worth of the American Alliance for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (AHPERD). Sam’s
major is health and physical education teaching.
Lana
Groombridge (exercise/sport sciences) is a candidate for
“Outstanding Mentor of the Year” of the College and University
Physical Education Council of the American Alliance for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (AHPERD). You go, girl!
Melanie DeGrandchamp ’09, Indiana’s selection for Outstanding
Student of the Year for AHPERD, is also the champion of the
six-state Midwest District! AND, is a candidate for the national
Adapted Physical Activity Council’s “Student Recognition Award.”
Wow! Yea!
Kudos
You’re Awesome! Thanks!
Columbia
City teachers send kudos to our
Admissions team
for being such great hosts for seventh-graders during the
semi-annual campus tour. “… the student tour guides were
particularly engaged with the kids, and offered more than just a
surface tour, leaving a very positive impression on the students AND
the teachers.
Human Resources …
Faculty and staff openings:
Assistant Professor of Accounting and Business, Assistant Professor of
Accounting and Business (CPA required), Applied Communication
Faculty, Assistant Professor of Economics (two openings),
Instructor/Assistant Professor of French, Assistant Professor of
Spanish, Assistant Professor of History, Assistant/Associate
Professor of Computer Science, Assistant Professor of Music, Student
Financial Services Coordinator
Go to job descriptions
Click here for ....
Spartan Weekly
MC's weekly
update by Doug Shoemaker,
sports
information director
Oldies but goodies from recent MEMOs
...
Please report service learning and other volunteer experiences
to the Office of Volunteer Services. Send a copy of your class
roster and the number of service hours, or your personal
volunteerism details to
OVS@manchester.edu
Include PR
and
the MEMO Lady in your
notices about seminars, colloquiums, special lectures, programs.
She’ll get them on the web calendar and help get the word out!
Contact
Jeri Kornegay
(public relations), or the
MEMO Lady.
Still can't
find what you are looking for?
Try the
MEMO Archives.
