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From: [email protected]: Tuesday, October 6, 2015 3:31 PMTo: Tamara KarrSubject: Andrews Agenda: October 6, 2015

Photo of the Week: Andrews Academy's commons and chapel was transformed into a spaceship for a Children's

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Dissertation Defense: Michelle A. Fish

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VAES Citrus Sale

United Way 2015 Seniors Day of Action

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Madagascar Study Tour Interest Meeting (/agenda/38940) Behavioral Sciences (/agenda/feed/Behavioral+Sciences) | Posted on October 2, 2015

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Madagascar Study Tour Interest Meeting (/agenda/38941) Behavioral Sciences (/agenda/feed/Behavioral+Sciences) | Posted on October 2, 2015

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RMES Instrumental Christmas Concert (/agenda/38925) Howard Performing Arts Center (/agenda/feed/Howard+Performing+Arts+Center) | Posted on

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Event Date: December 15, 2015 07:00 pm

Join us as the RMES Beginning Band, Concert Band, Chimes Choir, Bell Choir, and String Orchestra

present their annual Christmas concert!

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RMES Choral Christmas Concert (/agenda/38926) Howard Performing Arts Center (/agenda/feed/Howard+Performing+Arts+Center) | Posted on

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Event Date: December 14, 2015 07:00 pm

Come hear the Ruth Murdoch choirs perform music of the season! Students in grades K-5 will present

John Purifoy’s Christmas musical Around the World It’s Christmas, as well as other holiday selections

by the Ruth Murdoch 6th grade singers. ... read more (/agenda/38926)

Faculty Book Club Fall 2015 (/agenda/38369) HR: Training & Development (/agenda/feed/HR:+Training+&+Development) | Posted on October 1,

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Event Date: November 5, 2015 11:45 am - more past dates (/agenda/38369)

The Office of Human Resources and the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum are excited

to provide an opportunityto challenge faculty members to reflect on their current teaching practices

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New Employee Orientation (/agenda/30279) HR: Training & Development (/agenda/feed/HR:+Training+&+Development) | Posted on October 1,

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Event Date: October 6, 2015 08:30 am

The next New Employee Orientation is scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, from 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. New

full-time (or part-time with benefits) employees need to RSVP to [email protected]. Please be

sure to include the employee's name, ID#, email address and... read more (/agenda/30279)

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On Tuesday, October 6, at 11:30 a.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center, Hispanic Heritage Month

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School of Business Administration Career Fair (/agenda/38897) School of Business Administration Dean's Office

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SBA Students Remember to attend the School of Business Administration Career Fair on Tuesday,

October 6, from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Be sure to take advantage of this excellent networking and

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Event Date: October 24, 2015 08:00 pm

AU Wind Symphony Fall Concert Sat., October 24 - 8:00 pm Howard Performing Arts Center The

Andrews University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, will present...

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Departments of Music and English Vespers (/agenda/38998) Howard Performing Arts Center (/agenda/feed/Howard+Performing+Arts+Center) | Posted on

October 6, 2015

Event Date: January 22, 2016 07:00 pm

Welcome the Sabbath with an evening of music and poetry.

Gift of Prophecy Symposium (/agenda/38978) Center for Adventist Research (/agenda/feed/Center+for+Adventist+Research) | Posted on October

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Event Date: October 18, 2015 09:00 am - more past dates (/agenda/38978)

The October 15-18 Gift of Prophecy in Scripture and History Symposium is being held on the campus of

Andrews University this year in recognition of the centennial of Ellen White’s death and will launch a

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Aureole Trio (/agenda/37105) Howard: Presents (/agenda/feed/Howard:+Presents) | Posted on October 5, 2015

Event Date: November 22, 2015 04:00 pm

The Aureole Trio claims a unique blend of instruments—flute, viola and harp. These consolidate the

entire orchestral palette into its three essential components, performed with an infinite array of colors

and sounds. Laura Gilbert is the trio’s flautist,... read more (/agenda/37105)

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Howard Center Presents: Euclid Quartet (/agenda/37103) Howard: Presents (/agenda/feed/Howard:+Presents) | Posted on October 5, 2015



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The Euclid Quartet is a chamber string ensemble known for passion, virtuosity and sensitivity. The

members are a multinational mix representing four continents of the world: violinist Jameson Cooper

of Great Britain, violinist Jacob Murphy of the United... read more (/agenda/37103)

Dissertation Defense: Michelle A. Fish (/agenda/38955) School of Education Dean's Office (/agenda/feed/School+of+Education+Dean's+Office) | Posted on

October 5, 2015


On Wednesday, October 14, 2015 from 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the Round Room, Griggs Hall, Michelle

A. Fish will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Curriculum and

Instruction. Michelle Fish's dissertation title... read more (/agenda/38955)

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The Horn Lectureship Series (/agenda/38956)



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Institute of Archaeology (/agenda/feed/Institute+of+Archaeology) | Posted on October 5, 2015


On Monday, October 26, Dr. Randall Younker will present "Paul and the Emergence of Christianity in

Sicily." The lecture will take place in the Seminary Chapel at 7 pm. The event is free and...


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University-wide Plank Challenge (start: Oct. 5) (/agenda/38947) Campus Announcements | Posted on October 5, 2015

Start date Oct. 5 and plank each day at 3 p.m. for 30 sec. (or whatever you can do) wherever you are

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Madagascar Study Tour Interest MeetingCome learn more about the Tour

Behavioral Sciences (/agenda/feed/Behavioral Sciences/) | Posted on October 2, 2015

The first Madagascar Study Tour 2016 interest mee븄Āng is coming up next week. We will hold two sessions, but you

only need to aለĀend one.

Dates: Tuesday 6 October OR

Thursday 8 October

Time: 3:30‐ 4:30




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Loca븄Āon: Buller 215

Please bring your friends and anyone you think may be interested in going on the Tour next Summer.

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RMES Choral Christmas Concert Howard Performing Arts Center (/agenda/feed/Howard Performing Arts Center/)

Mon, December 14, 2015 @ 07:00 pm - 09:00 pm

Howard Performing Arts Center

(Photo by Darren Heslop)

Come hear the Ruth Murdoch choirs perform music of the season! Students in grades K-5 will present

John Purifoy’s Christmas musical Around the World It’s Christmas, as well as other holiday selections

by the Ruth Murdoch 6 grade singers.th




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Faculty Book Club Fall 2015Faculty Book Club Fall 2015

HR: Training & Development (/agenda/feed/HR: Training & Development/)

Thu, September 10, 2015 @ 11:45 am - 01:15 pm

Thu, October 8, 2015 @ 11:45 am - 01:15 pm

Thu, November 5, 2015 @ 11:45 am - 01:15 pm

Lincoln Room, Campus Center

The Office of Human Resources and the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum are excited

to provide an opportunityto challenge faculty members to reflect on their current teaching practices

and to discuss ways to foster active learning, increase engagement, and improve student achievement.

Please join us this semester for Faculty Book Club as we will be reading What the Best College

Teachers Do, by Ken Bain. Come and be inspired to grow professionally as we dialogue with colleagues

about the book and our lived experiences in higher education. Below are the dates the Faculty Book

Club will meet to discuss and process various chapters of the book, and please note that discussion

groups will begin at 11:45am, 12:00pm, and 12:15pm to accommodate varying schedules:

Thursday, September 10, 2015 (Chapters 1-3)

Thursday, October 8, 2015 (Chapters 4-5)

Thursday, November 5, 2015 (Chapters 6-Epilogue)

To RSVP, please send an email to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]), and provide

your full name, ID#, email address, and the department in which you teach. The first 25 faculty

members to RSVP will receive a complimentary copy of the book. Also, please know that lunch will be

provided.




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New Employee Orientation HR: Training & Development (/agenda/feed/HR: Training & Development/)

Tue, October 6, 2015 @ 08:30 am - 03:30 pm

Administration Building, Room 306

The next New Employee Orientation is scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, from 8:30 a.m.–3:30

p.m. New full-time (or part-time with benefits) employees need to RSVP to [email protected]

(mailto:[email protected]). Please be sure to include the employee's name, ID#, email address

and department where they work.

Contact:

Anita Gonzalez, Training and Development Coordinator


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Aureole TrioFlute, viola, and harp

Howard: Presents (/agenda/feed/Howard: Presents/)

Sun, November 22, 2015 @ 04:00 pm - 06:00 pm


The Aureole Trio claims a unique blend of instruments—flute, viola and harp. These consolidate the

entire orchestral palette into its three essential components, performed with an infinite array of colors

and sounds. Laura Gilbert is the trio’s flautist, Mary Hammann is the violist, and Stacey Shames is the

harpist. Each have an active solo and chamber music career. The trio’s repertoire includes folk,

classical, Latin and Celtic and spans the late 19th Century to the 21st Century's cutting edge,

including works by Claude Debussy and Toru Takemitsu. They’ve performed for A&E Television

Network’s “Holiday in New York” and have been featured several times on NPR’s “Performance Today.”




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Tickets: $15 Reserved Seating, $10 Faculty and Staff, $5 Students

Tickets are on sale Monday, August 10 at 1:30 PM.

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Howard Center Presents: Euclid QuartetFeaturing accompaniment by Chi Yong Yun

Howard: Presents (/agenda/feed/Howard: Presents/)

Sun, October 18, 2015 @ 04:00 pm - 06:00 pm


By: String quartet representing 4 continents

The Euclid Quartet is a chamber string ensemble known for passion, virtuosity and sensitivity. The

members are a multinational mix representing four continents of the world: violinist Jameson Cooper

of Great Britain, violinist Jacob Murphy of the United States, violist Luis Enrique Vargas of Venezuela,

and cellist Si-Yan Darren Li of China. The quartet, which holds the prestigious residency at Indiana

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University South Bend, was the first American string quartet to be awarded a top prize at the Osaka

International Chamber Music Competition. Andrews University faculty pianist, Chi Yong Yun, will

collaborate with them for the second half of the program.

Tickets:

$15 Reserved Seating, $10 Faculty & Staff, $5 Students

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Dissertation Defense: Michelle A. Fish School of Education Dean's Office (/agenda/feed/School of Education Dean's Office/)

Wed, October 14, 2015 @ 12:30 pm - 02:30 pm

Round Room, Griggs Hall,

On Wednesday, October 14, 2015 from 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the Round Room, Griggs Hall, Michelle

A. Fish will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Curriculum and

Instruction. Michelle Fish's dissertation title is, Indiana's High-Stakes Reading Assessment: Impact on

Professionalism and Instructional Practices of Elementary Teachers. Those wishing to attend must

make their request through Anna Piskozub, by calling 471-3109.

Contact:

Anna Piskozub


269-471-3109

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The Horn Lectureship SeriesDr. Randall Younker

Institute of Archaeology (/agenda/feed/Institute of Archaeology/)

Mon, October 26, 2015 @ 07:00 pm - 08:30 pm

Seminary Chapel

On Monday, October 26, Dr. Randall Younker will present "Paul and the Emergence of Christianity in

Sicily."




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The lecture will take place in the Seminary Chapel at 7 pm. The event is free and open to the public.

Co-curricular credit will be offered.

Related Website(s): http://andrewsarchaeology.org/museum/lecture-series/

(http://andrewsarchaeology.org/museum/lecture-series/)

Contact:

Jacob Moody


269-471-6180

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Start date Oct. 5 and plank each day at 3 p.m. for 30 sec. (or whatever you can do) wherever you are

with whomever you are around!

Take pictures and post them to social media using #aulivewholly

This is part of the new University Health & Wellness initiative and this challenge will go on indefinitely!

For more info visit: www.andrews.edu/wellness

Sponsors: University Health & Wellness

Related Website(s): www.andrews.edu/wellness (www.andrews.edu/wellness)

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2694716165

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PLANK CHALLENGE

STARTING: OCTOBER 5, 2015 EVERY DAY @ 3 p.m. FOR 30 SECONDS (OR WHATEVER YOU CAN DO!)

WHEREVER YOU ARE POST PIX OF YOU AND YOUR ENVIRONMENT PLANKING USING #AULIVEWHOLLY

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Andrews Launches Health & Wellness Initiative (/agenda/38967) Campus News | Posted on October 5, 2015

Andrews University officially launched its new University Health & Wellness initiative on Wednesday,

September 23, built on the principle and Andrews core strength of Live Wholly. This new initiative is

ongoing and includes the development and construction of... read more (/agenda/38967)

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NIMBA Hosts Bike Ride on Andrews Trails (/agenda/38959) Campus News | Posted on October 5, 2015

The Northern Indiana Mountain Bike Association (NIMBA), a local chapter of the International

Mountain Bikers Association, has begun utilizing Andrews University’s trails for group rides, starting

with a recent early fall ride which drew over 25 riders. ... read more (/agenda/38959)

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Andrews Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month (/agenda/38944) Campus News | Posted on October 2, 2015

Andrews University invites the community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a performance of

“Los Valientes” (The Courageous Ones) in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The performance will

take place on Tuesday, October 6, at 11:30 a.m. ... read more (/agenda/38944)




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New Director of Campus Safety Appointed (/agenda/38936) Campus News | Posted on October 2, 2015

Andrews University administration announces the appointment of Benjamin Panigot as director of

Campus Safety. The position was left open by Dale Hodges, who managed the Office of Campus Safety

as director for seven and a half years until... read more (/agenda/38936)




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Social Work Ranks 11 out of 150 Programs in U.S.(/agenda/38931) Campus News | Posted on October 1, 2015

The Andrews University Social Work Program ranks 11 out of 150 programs in Christian colleges across

the United States, according to Social Work Degree Guide (SWDG). Their recent report on the Best

Value Christian Colleges with Council on... read more (/agenda/38931)




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Students Score 100th & 99th Percentiles on MCAT(/agenda/38913) Campus News | Posted on October 1, 2015

This summer, Ashley Reichert, Sumiko Weir and Zach Reichert, three senior Biology major students at

Andrews University, scored in the 100th and 99th percentiles on the Medical College Admission Test

(MCAT). The three students are also a part... read more (/agenda/38913)




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Wedgwood Trio to Perform at Howard Center (/agenda/38890) Howard Performing Arts Center (/agenda/feed/Howard+Performing+Arts+Center) | Posted on

September 29, 2015

On Saturday, October 3, at 8 p.m., the Howard Performing Arts Center will present Wedgwood Trio, a

Southern Gospel and folk trio singing familiar tunes and favorite hymns. A fiddler and keyboardist will

join them for the concert.... read more (/agenda/38890)





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Archaeologists Win Award for Project Book (/agenda/38790) Institute of Archaeology (/agenda/feed/Institute+of+Archaeology) | Posted on September 25, 2015

“Madaba Plains Project: The 1996 and 1998 Seasons at Tall al-‘Umayri and Subsequent Studies”was

recently awarded the 2015 Biblical Archaeology Society (BAS) Publication Award in the category of

Best Scholarly Book on Archaeology. The volume is the sixth... read more (/agenda/38790)


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Andrews Launches Health & Wellness InitiativeUniversity works toward a healthier campus and community

Campus News (/agenda/feed/Agenda: Campus News/) | Posted on October 5, 2015

Dominique Wakefield is the new director of University Health & Wellness. Photo by Darren Heslop

By: Becky St. Clair

Andrews University officially launched its new University Health & Wellness initiative on Wednesday,

September 23, built on the principle and Andrews core strength of Live Wholly. This new initiative is

ongoing and includes the development and construction of a Health & Wellness Center, currently still

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in planning stages.

“I am thrilled about the incredible opportunity we have to utilize the foundational principles of health

and wellness to improve, transform and save lives,” says Dominique Wakefield, newly appointed

director of University Health & Wellness. “My role is to provide expert executive health and wellness

advice and to strategically coordinate all things health and wellness for students, faculty, staff and the

community.”

Wakefield will accomplish this task with the support and guidance of the newly established Health &

Wellness Council, and the new Wellness Action Team will carry out the practical components of health,

wellness and fitness within the campus and community.

“Wellness is an active process of optimizing every aspect of our multidimensional self to harmoniously

reflect the image of our Creator by nurturing and equally emphasizing physical, mental and spiritual

development,” says Wakefield. “This means that wellness is a complete lifestyle, challenging us to

make positive choices in all areas of our lives each day, both personally and professionally.”

University Health & Wellness will integrate five deeply connected pillars: physical, spiritual, mental,

relational and professional wellness.

“Together these pillars promote living life to our fullest potential as our Creator God intended for us,”

says Wakefield. “This process is about joy, happiness and balance, all of which contribute to leading

successful and satisfactory lives.”

With strong support from administration, Wakefield encourages every member of the Andrews

community (both on- and off-campus) to join and support this movement. Some initial ways to get

involved include:

Andrews University Plank Challenge:Plank each day at 3 p.m. for 30 seconds (or whatever you

can do), starting Monday, October 5. For details on planking, visit andrews.edu/wellness

(http://www.andrews.edu/wellness).

Wednesday 5K Walk:Every Wednesday at 5 p.m. Meet at the J.N. Andrews sculpture in front of

PMC, starting Wednesday, October 14.

Wellness website with wellness calendar:andrews.edu/wellness. To be completed October 2015.

Wellness Lounge: A space to enjoy a variety of special wellness offerings. Coming November

2015.

“Together we can transform this community and become the healthiest university,” Wakefield says,

“inspiring the world to live life to the fullest through the foundational principles of health and

wellness.”

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Wakefield comes to Andrews from La Sierra University (Riverside, California), where she served as

assistant professor of health and exercise science. She previously worked at Andrews as director of

Fitness & Exercise Studies and assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition & Wellness from

2008–2012. Wakefield also holds a BA in physical education with a health emphasis and an MA in

teaching international languages with an emphasis in curriculum and instruction from California State

University.

“Having worked in the corporate, clinical and academic settings thus far, I have had many different

types of rewarding experiences,” says Wakefield. “All of these have had their own challenges, but I

believe if it doesn’t challenge you it doesn’t change you, and change is what we need, especially as it

pertains to health, wellness and fitness.”

In addition to working as a personal trainer, wellness coach, group fitness instructor and fitness and

programs director, Wakefield has taught at Southern Adventist University (Collegedale, Tennessee),

University of Tennessee-Chattanooga and California State University-Chico in the areas of health,

fitness and exercise science.

“Dominique Wakefield is an exciting choice for this position,” says Andrea Luxton, provost. “She brings

energy and passion for health and wellness, along with excellent credentials. I have no doubt that she

will energize the campus community to make wellness part of the fabric of the University.”

Wakefield considers her work at Andrews not only academic and administrative, but spiritual as well.

“I believe that God has made us humans ‘very good’ and he wants us to live extraordinary lives,” she

says, “which is possible through optimal levels of the different dimensions of wellness. When you see

the power of wellness transform lives and even save lives, it truly is an inspiration.”

Stay connected to Wakefield and her team through their new website (andrews.edu/wellness

(http://www.andrews.edu/wellness)) or by emailing [email protected]

(mailto:[email protected]).

Related Website(s): http://www.andrews.edu/wellness (http://www.andrews.edu/wellness)

Contact:

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NIMBA Hosts Bike Ride on Andrews TrailsAdvanced mountain biking group enjoys new challenges


Photo by Greg Furry, NIMBA member(Photo by Greg Furry)

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The Northern Indiana Mountain Bike Association (NIMBA), a local chapter of the International

Mountain Bikers Association, has begun utilizing Andrews University’s trails for group rides, starting

with a recent early fall ride which drew over 25 riders.

NIMBA is involved in developing and maintaining five trails in the Michiana region, and boasts over 200

members from Berrien and St. Joseph counties. Several members regularly use Andrews University’s

trails and have been encouraging the group to check them out.

On September 21 NIMBA held a guided ride on the trails, attended by local riders as well as NIMBA

members. The ride lasted a couple of hours.

“Our riders are always interested in riding in new places,” says John Marquardt, president of NIMBA.

“We have encouraged people to use the Andrews trails in the past, but have never organized an official

ride there. While signage was an issue at one point, it’s improved quite a bit and it was exciting to give

them a try for the first time.”

Andrews University maintains nearly 11 miles of trails on the northwest side of campus, and has

undertaken steps to make the trails on campus accessible to the community including providing

increased signage. There are two main access points: the Pathfinder Building lot on the north side of

campus, and the parking lot along Campbell Drive, the road leading to Timber Ridge Manor just west of

campus off of M139.

“The Andrews trails are a fairly unknown gem right here in our own campus backyard,” says Emily

Carlson, assistant director of Student Activities & Involvement. “A group of dedicated volunteers keep

them in great condition, and they are a beautiful oasis of peace and natural beauty mere steps from

campus. Casual hikers and more hardcore mountain bikers alike can enjoy them, and I encourage

students to grab a group of friends and explore. They make for a great Sabbath afternoon hike, or as

part of a morning exercise routine.”

The Andrews trails provide unique features not present elsewhere in the Michiana region.

“These trails offer challenges we don’t have on the trails that NIMBA maintains,” says Marquardt.

“People will drive up to Grand Rapids from Indiana to get those kind of rides, and here they are, 15

miles north of the Indiana border. You guys have quite an asset out there.”

Many of the riders who attended NIMBA’s guided ride were impressed with the technical challenges

Andrews Trails has to offer.

“The climbs and descents are impressive,” says Marquardt. “It’s everything intermediate and advanced

riders like to see. Next spring we’ll organize another trip out there. I think there will be more people

riding out there on their own now that they’ve done it as a group. We are always looking to expand

knowledge of trails in the area and are happy to add Andrews’ trails to our list of recommended rides.”

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For information on NIMBA and how to join, visit nimba-bike.org (http://www.nimba-bike.org).

For a map of the Andrews trails, visit andrews.edu/life/rec (http://www.andrews.edu/life/rec) and click

on “Area Recreation” or click on the "Related Website" below. Please note that most of the bike trails

are intended for intermediate or advanced riders and should not be considered ideal for beginning

riders.

Related Website(s): https://www.andrews.edu/services/safety/img/trail_map.jpg

(https://www.andrews.edu/services/safety/img/trail_map.jpg)

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PR


269-471-3322

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Andrews Celebrates Hispanic Heritage MonthNew York ensemble performs "Los Valientes" on Tuesday






By: Becky St. Clair

Andrews University invites the community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a performance of

“Los Valientes” (The Courageous Ones) in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The performance will

take place on Tuesday, October 6, at 11:30 a.m.

This production is presented by Core Ensemble from New York, featuring are Kevin Melendez acting

and Hugh Hinton at the piano.

“Los Valientes” is a live music theatre work for singing actor and piano. Based on the lives of three

heroic Latinos, the show celebrates Mexican painter Diego Rivera, martyred Salvadoran Archbishop

Oscar Romero and Mexican-American outlaw Joaquin Murrieta (some say the Zorro character was

based on this historical figure). Music in the performance ranges from traditional Latino folk and

popular songs sung in Spanish to instrumental works by Latin American composers.

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Admission is free; no tickets are required. Co-curricular credit will be available for Andrews University

undergraduate students.

Contact:

Debbie Weithers


269-471-3215

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New Director of Campus Safety AppointedBen Panigot leads with 8 years of experience at Andrews


By: Becky St. Clair

Andrews University administration announces the appointment of Benjamin Panigot as director of

Campus Safety. The position was left open by Dale Hodges, who managed the Office of Campus Safety

as director for seven and a half years until early September when he accepted a position in Louisiana

to be nearer to family.

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Panigot has served as assistant director and captain of Campus Safety for the past two and a half

years and prior to that served in several different capacities in the same office since 2007.

“We are pleased to have someone who not only knows so much about safety and security but who is

also so familiar with the Andrews campus,” says Larry Schalk, vice president for Financial

Administration at Andrews University. “We believe Ben will be an excellent director of Campus Safety

and welcome him to his new role.”

As a safety officer Panigot has maintained his skills and knowledge base through multiple channels,

including: FEMA Emergency Management Institute; Department of Education Readiness & Emergency

Management for Schools; Michigan State Police; Secret Service; National Weather Service and more.

He has trained in areas as varied as Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), fire fighting, storm

spotting, interviewing and interrogation, Clery Act compliance and more.

Panigot has also served on several University committees over the years, as well as been a part of the

Michigan Fire Inspectors Society, the National Fire Protection Association and Professional Adventists

for Safety & Security.

“The Campus Safety team works hard to take care of the students, faculty, staff and community

members who enjoy being a part of our campus community,” says Panigot. “I’m excited for the chance

to lead this team and consider myself blessed to have had such great mentors to show me how to

lead.”

The Office of Campus Safety is located at 4355 International Court, near the intersection of

International Court and Garland Avenue. Learn more about Campus Safety at andrews.edu/safety

(http://www.andrews.edu/safety) or contact them at [email protected]

(mailto:[email protected]) or 269-471-3321.

Related Website(s): http://www.andrews.edu/safety (http://www.andrews.edu/safety)

Contact:

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269-471-3322

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Social Work Ranks 11 out of 150 Programs in U.S.Program receives top marks from Social Work Degree Guide


(Photo by Brian Tagalog)

By: Danni Francis

The Andrews University Social Work Program ranks 11 out of 150 programs in Christian colleges across

the United States, according to Social Work Degree Guide (SWDG). Their recent report on the Best

Value Christian Colleges with Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accreditation considers five

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criteria: tuition, pay scale return on investment, student-to-faculty ratio, CSWE accreditation and

accreditation date. The various categories are weighted differently.

Andrews boasts a 100 percent employment rate for both undergraduate and graduate students

following graduation. Additionally, the social work program at Andrews maintains a 100 percent pass

rate in students on both levels for the state licensure exam, with an impressive 86 percent passing on

their first try.

Furthermore, the Department of Social Work offers its students relevant coursework which covers a

broad spectrum of pertinent issues including classes on Diversity and Differences, Social Welfare

Services and Policy, Human Rights, Social Economics Justice and Human Behavior, among others.

The social work program at Andrews received accreditation in 1990. This, combined with a student-to-

faculty ratio of 9:1, earned the University 142.5 points out of a possible 200 in the scoring system

utilized by the SWDG.

“We are in some verygood company with other top Christian social work programs,” says Curt

Vanderwaal, chair of the Department of Social Work. “Huge thanks for everything everyone has done to

make our program one of the very best in the nation.”

Read the full SWDG report, including a further breakdown of ranking methodology, at

socialworkdegreeguide.com.

For information about the Andrews University social work program, visit andrews.edu/socialwork,

email [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])or call 269-471-6196.

Related Website(s): http://www.andrews.edu/socialwork (http://www.andrews.edu/socialwork)

Contact:

Department of Social Work


269-471-6196

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Students Score 100th & 99th Percentiles on MCATHonors students well-prepared for testing


By: Danni Francis✏





This summer, Ashley Reichert, Sumiko Weir and Zach Reichert, three senior Biology major students at

Andrews University, scored in the 100 and 99 percentiles on the Medical College Admission Test

(MCAT). The three students are also a part of the J. N. Andrews Honors Program, and both Ashley and

Weir are National Merit Scholars, having scored extraordinarily well on the Preliminary SAT/National

Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

With regards to the Department of Biology Zach says, “Upper division courses went beyond just

reading the textbook; I had a lot of professors that would have me read primary research articles and

look at and interpret data. Learning how to do that and reading articles gives you really vital critical

thinking skills.”

Ashley agrees. “Dr. Zdor structures his tests very similarly to the MCAT,” she says. “He will provide you

with some sort of result, along with real research, and ask you questions about interpreting that

information. It was really helpful.”

“While reviewing for the MCAT, there was never a moment where I felt like I had never seen something

before,” says Weir. “It was always that I needed to remember what I was taught. Also, having to read

difficult primary source material in honors classes really prepared us for the MCAT.”

Zach adds, “There’s a whole section on the MCAT called Critical Reasoning and Analysis and they take

passages that are exactly like what you’re reading in Honors and the analysis section asks similar

questions, maybe even more basic. I felt like I was prepared already.”

“These three students are exceptional,” says Tom Goodwin, chair of the Department of Biology. “They

love to learn, they love to research and they are very inquisitive.”

The Department of Biology boasts a 71% acceptance rate for students applying to medical school, in

comparison to the national average of 41% (2014).

Ashley has applied to nine medical schools and is anticipating interview season, Zach plans to take a

year off and do medical missionary work and Weir plans to start medical school this coming fall.

“Honestly, we’re proud of all its students,” Goodwin says. “We are really fortunate to work with a great

bunch of students who are serious about their studies.”

For information about the Department of Biology, visit andrews.edu/biology

(http://www.andrews.edu/biology) or email [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]?

subject=Biology%20Program%20Inquiry). For information on our honors program, visit

andrews.edu/honors (http://www.andrews.edu/honors) or email [email protected]

(mailto:[email protected]?subject=Honors%20Program%20Inquiry).

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Buchanan & AYM Discipleship Training Series (/agenda/38934) Community Announcements | Posted on October 2, 2015

Buchanan SDA Church and AYM are providing a special discipleship training program that involves

teaching and equipping youth and young adults with practical tools and training for ministry. The

program will consist of mentoring young people to be... read more (/agenda/38934)

















Revelation Prophecy Study Group (/agenda/38935) Community Announcements | Posted on October 2, 2015

Buchanan SDA Church 3115 Niles Buchanan Rd, Buchanan, MI For those who are interested in a

deeper study of Bible prophecy, we invite you to join us every Sabbath afternoon,...


Buchanan SDA Church Service for Oct. 3 (/agenda/38912) Community Announcements | Posted on October 1, 2015


Buchanan SDA Church 3115 Niles Buchanan Rd, Buchanan, Michigan

http://www.buchanansdachurch.org Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m. Divine Service: 10:50 a.m. ...


United Way 2015 Seniors Day of Action (/agenda/38810) Community Announcements | Posted on September 30, 2015

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All Nations Church Service for Oct. 3 (/agenda/38904) Community Announcements | Posted on September 30, 2015

All Nations Seventh-day Adventist Church 4259 East Snow Road Berrien Springs, MI 49103 (269) 473-

4400 Speaker: Dr.... read more (/agenda/38904)

Scholarship Opportunity (/agenda/38895) Community Announcements | Posted on September 30, 2015










What if you could no longer perform everyday tasks like driving, texting, or simply buttoning your shirt?

These are just a few of the daily obstacles faced by the more than 30,000 persons in Michigan afflicted

with Parkinson's... read more (/agenda/38895)

Niles Westside Church Service for Oct. 3 (/agenda/38894) Community Announcements | Posted on September 30, 2015

Niles Westside Adventist Church 1105 Grant St (at Fairview Ave) Niles, MI www.nilessda.org Sabbath

School: 9:30 a.m.... read more (/agenda/38894)

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Box Factory Celebrates 20 Years in St. Joseph (/agenda/38868) Community Announcements | Posted on September 29, 2015

The Box Factory for the Arts is hosting the “Box Birthday Bash” on Friday, October 23 from 5:00-7:30

pm at their location on 1101 Broad Street. This fun-filled evening... read more (/agenda/38868)


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Prophecy Symposium (/agenda/39016) Community Announcements | Posted on October 8, 2015


Come out and learn as we dive deeper into prophecy with Roy Gane, professor of Hebrew Bible & ancient near

eastern languages at the Seminary, as we pull out vital practical implications!

Niles Westside Church Service for Oct. 10 (/agenda/38983) Community Announcements | Posted on October 6, 2015

Niles Westside Adventist Church 1105 Grant St (at Fairview Ave) Niles, MI www.nilessda.org Sabbath

School: 9:30 a.m.... read more (/agenda/38983)

Blood Drive at Lakeland in Niles Oct. 21 (/agenda/38982) Community Announcements | Posted on October 6, 2015

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Michigan Blood is hosting a community blood drive on Wednesday, October 21, from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00

p.m. in the Large Meeting Room at Lakeland Community Hospital, Niles. Michigan Blood is an

independent, non-profit... read more (/agenda/38982)

Lakeland Offers Breastfeeding Class in Niles (/agenda/38981) Community Announcements | Posted on October 6, 2015

A breastfeeding class for mothers and fathers will be presented on Tuesday, October 20, from 6:00 to

8:30 p.m., in the Meeting Room at Lakeland Hospital, Niles, 31 N. St. Joseph Avenue. Lakeland

Health’s... read more (/agenda/38981)

Eau Claire Church Service for October 10 (/agenda/38980) Community Announcements | Posted on October 6, 2015

Eau Claire SDA Church 6562 Naomi Road Eau Claire, MI 49111 Sabbath Speaker: Susan Payne Sermon

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Prophecy Symposium (/agenda/38952) Community Announcements | Posted on October 5, 2015

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A symposium dealing with current events, the prophecies of Revelation 13, and the significance of the

Pope's recent visit to the US and the joint members of Congress. Andrews University Biology

Amphitheater: ... read more (/agenda/38952)

Adventist Forum Presents David Thomas (/agenda/38953) Community Announcements | Posted on October 5, 2015

Michiana Adventist Forum presents: "From ‘Ekklesia’ to Something Else: Church Organization and How

It Changes over Time," presented by Dr. David Thomas, Dean of the School of Theology, Walla Walla...


Adventist Youth Ministries Vespers (/agenda/38927) Community Announcements | Posted on October 2, 2015

Buchanan SDA Church presents AYM Friday Night Vespers 7:00 PM at the Buchanan SDA Church

located on 3115 Niles-Buchanan Rd, Buchanan, MI Everyone is invited to attend an exciting program

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Buchanan & AYM Discipleship Training SeriesAYM Discipleship Training

Community Announcements (/agenda/feed/Agenda: Community Announcements/) | Posted on

October 2, 2015

Buchanan SDA Church and AYM are providing a special discipleship training program that involves teachingand equipping youth and young adults with practical tools and training for ministry. The program will consistof mentoring young people to be active and successful disciples in their every day school, work and sociallife. Attendees will learn: · How to have a Dynamic Devotional Life

· How to Study the Bible

· How to Give a Bible Study

· How to Communicate with a Nonbeliever

· Effective Tools for Witnessing

· Door to Door Ministry

· How to Share Your Testimony

· Public Speaking for Ministry

· How to Grow and Strengthen your Spiritual Life

· Spiritual Leadership Training Each monthly session will be involve opportunities to apply and put into practice these learned skills withhands on experience around the community as well as discipling other youth in training them up to bedisciples for Christ.




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The trainer will be Bryan Choi, the pastor of the Buchanan SDA Church who also attended Amazing FactsCenter of Evangelism Program and ARME INTENSE Bible Training with Ivor Myers and Peter Gregory. Hewill be sharing his knowledge and skills to equip the youth to be active gospel workers. We will begin this Sabbath, October 3 from 1:30p until 2:30p. at the Buchanan SDA church. (3115 NilesBuchanan Rd, Buchanan, MI) We will have a light lunch Chili Haystacks and drink. AYM will provide the Chili before the session. Thisevent is free to the community and all are invited to attend!

Contact:

Deborrah Ridgway


(269) 687-1463

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Revelation Prophecy Study GroupRevelation Study Group


October 2, 2015

Buchanan SDA Church

3115 Niles Buchanan Rd, Buchanan, MI

For those who are interested in a deeper study of Bible prophecy, we invite you to join us every Sabbathafternoon, 5:00 PM at the Buchanan SDA Church Fellowship Hall.

This week we are studying Revelation 8 about the 7 Trumpets

All are welcome to attend!

Related Website(s): https://www.facebook.com/groups/706163669463851/

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Contact:

Bryan Choi


269-695-6922

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Buchanan SDA Church Service for Oct. 3Buchanan SDA Church - October 3

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Sat, October 3, 2015 @ 09:30 am - 12:30 pm

Buchanan SDA Church

Buchanan SDA Church

3115 Niles Buchanan Rd, Buchanan, Michigan

http://www.buchanansdachurch.org (http://www.buchanansdachurch.org)

Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.

Divine Service: 10:50 a.m.

October 3

Speaker: Pastor Bryan Choi

Sermon: "On Holy Ground"

Related Website(s): www.buchanansdachurch.org (www.buchanansdachurch.org)

Contact:

Bryan Choi





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Prophecy Symposium"America, Pope Francis, and Bible Prophecy"


October 5, 2015

A symposium dealing with current events, the prophecies of Revelation 13, and the significance of the Pope's

recent visit to the US and the joint members of Congress.

Andrews University Biology Amphitheater:

Fri. 7:30 pm: “How to Deal with a Religious SuperScam” Roy Gane, PhD, Professor of Hebrew Bible & Ancient

Near Eastern Languages

*The following Sabbath services are at the Michiana FilAm Church (8454 Kephart Ln):





Sat. 11:15 am: “America, Pope Francis, and Bible Prophecy”

Jerry Moon, PhD, Professor of Church History

Sat. 3:00 pm: “The Workings of Providence to Bring About the Deadly Wound at the Exact Time”

Gerard Damsteegt, PhD, Professor of Church History

Sat. 4:00 pm: Reflections on the Pope’s Visit

Gane, Moon, and Damsteegt

Sat. 4:45 pm: Panel Discussion, Q & A

Contact:

Steve Toscano

[email protected] (mailto:[email protected])✉




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Adventist Forum Presents David Thomas Community Announcements (/agenda/feed/Agenda: Community Announcements/) | Posted on

October 5, 2015

Michiana Adventist Forum presents: "From ‘Ekklesia’ to Something Else:

Church Organization and How It Changes over Time," presented by Dr.

David Thomas, Dean of the School of Theology, Walla Walla University,

Sabbath Afternoon at 3:30 pm. October 17, 2015 in Chan Shun Hall,

Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI.

David Thomas is currently Dean of the School of Theology and Professor

of Practical Theology & Apologetics at Walla Walla University in Walla

Walla, Washington. He has been a Mmember of the faculty since the summer

of 2001.

Prior to joining the Walla Walla faculty, Thomas spent 24 years in

pastoral work in New England and in Washington.While pastoring in the

east, he taught as an adjunct professor at Atlantic Union College for





six years.

A frequent speaker in churches and at seminars, Thomas’s interests are

primarily in theology, apologetics, and pastoral life and function.

An ordained minister in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, he was born on

the continent of Africa of British missionary parentage and emigrated to

the United States to attend college.

Adventist Forum is open to the public. All are welcome. For

information, contact Art Robertson at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) or

call

471-7150.

Contact:

Art Robertson


269-471-7150

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Adventist Youth Ministries VespersAYM Vespers


October 2, 2015

Buchanan SDA Church presents AYM Friday Night Vespers

7:00 PM at the Buchanan SDA Church located on 3115 Niles-Buchanan Rd, Buchanan, MI

Everyone is invited to attend an exciting program planned for all ages this Friday night, Oct 2nd!

Join us for an evening of free food, social activities, a puppet show, music and devotional thought and

discussion to usher in the Sabbath!

Sabbath afternoon there will be a Discipleship Training

Related Website(s): www.buchanansdachurch.org (www.buchanansdachurch.org)

Contact:

Bryan Choi


269-695-6922

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