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NOVEMBER 18-22
vol 2 | issue 13
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Read this week's column and review all the academic related information you need to know for the week ahead.
"This Week's Sagacious Advice: Take advantage of "Sources, Citations, and Cocoa!"" Read more.
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JOIN US! Wake Div Community Thanksgiving Lunch Celebration - Tuesday, November 19, 11:45am - Lower Auditorium | Join together as a community and celebrate all that you are grateful for about Wake Div. There will be a special video presentation. >>Add to your calendar.
Intramural Co-Rec Soccer Playoffs - Tuesday, November 19, 9:00pm -
Watertower Fields
Zumba Break - Wednesday, November 20, 11:30am - 12:30pm - Lower Auditorium | The Health and Wellness Club invites faculty, staff, and students to take a stud break and join Lori Tyson, certified Zumba instructor, for an energized class! Come as you are to the Lower Auditorium during coffee hour and learn self-defense techniques. >>Add to your calendar.
 Pathways in Ministry: Navigating the Ordination Process - Wednesday, November 20, 11:00am - 12:15pm - Wingate 201 | All those who are planning for or considering ordination are invited to meet representatives from a number of denominations: Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian, UCC, UMC, and Lutheran - who will share about the ordination process within their traditions. Come learn what you need to do to prepare for ordination as well as how to make denominational connections as you seek a call to ministry. The usual "Pathways Snacks" will be provided, so please RSVP to Chris Copeland no later than tomorrow, November 18.>>Add to your calendar.
EcoTheo Potluck - Thursday, November 21, 6:30 - 8:00pm - Let It Grow Produce (Country Club Road) | You're invited t Let It Grow Produce, a shop dedicated to selling local products (fruits, veggies, crafts, etc.). It's a great resource for local food when farmer's markets close during the winter. Please RSVP to Lindsey Mullen no later than Tuesday, November 19.
Faithful Witness: Creative Writing and Social Change - Friday, November 22, 8:30am - 2:30pm St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, Winston-Salem | In a stimulating blend of journaling, writing prompts, brainstorming, and discussion, we will use creative nonfiction to investigate our personal relationships to food and food security. Sponsored by the Food, Faith, and Religious Leadership Initiative. Registration Fee: $25 for students. >>Learn more and register today.
Call for Papers: The Third Annual Student Symposium on Gender and Sexuality is putting together their roster. Consider proposing a paper on the theme "Sustaining Feminisms"! Read more information here, on the bulletin boards around Wingate Hall, or contact Dr. Katherine Shaner for more information.
Financial Assistance Funds Available | The School of Divinity offers two financial resources to help students: Stealey's Purse for students in emergency financial situations and Student Academic Conference Grants to attend academic or denominational conferences. More information about these two resources, including how to apply, is online.
SAVE THE DATE: School of Divinity Retreat | All are invited to the first School of Divinity Retreat form January 31 - February 1, 2014 at Haw River State Park. The retreat is open to all and will be an opportunity for community building, spiritual growth, and rest. The cost will be $35 per person for three meals, retreat programming, and double occupancy room. More information to come, so mark your calendars now! Exam Study Spaces | The Lower Auditorium and rooms 105, 114, 201, 202, 213, 301A, and 302 will be available for your use the week of December 7 - 14 as exam study spaces each day from 8:00am until midnight. Please note previously scheduled meetings and other room commitments (like final exams) have priority access to spaces previously reserved. Be courteous if another group is already in a space during that week.
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Community Worship and Lunch - Tuesday, 11:00am - Davis Chapel & Lower Auditorium Worship Leader: Rev. Rosalind Bradley, Chaplain Supervisor, Wake Forest Baptist Health Coffee Hour - Wednesday, 11:00am - Lower Auditorium Bring your mug, a treat to share (if you're able), and enjoy the company of community and conversation.
Intercessory Prayer - Wednesday, 12:00pm - Wingate 213 Join together with faculty, staff, and students for a brief service of intercessory prayer.
Community Worship and Lunch - Thursday, 11:00am - Davis Chapel & Lower Auditorium
Worship Leader: Craig Schaub, Pastor, Parkway United Church of Christ
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 Job of the Week
Winston-Salem, NC - St. Paul's Episcopal Church seeks an experienced, dedicated and caring person to direct and expand our various outreach ministries. The ideal candidate will excel at: exploring community needs and ministry opportunities; helping parishioners understand more fully the Gospel's call to journey with God into areas of need in our community and the world; identifying and matching parishioner's talents and interests to volunteer opportunities; modeling servant leadership; and empowering lay leadership in the various outreach programs
>> View the detailed job listing for the position above and all available job listings (sorted by category) here.
Did you know that the Admissions Office keeps a list of external scholarship resources to assist you with finding scholarship and grants to support the cost of your education? There are a variety of awards available, some with certain eligibility requirements (i.e., location, denomination, etc.). |
Men's Basketball vs. Jacksonville - Monday, November 18, 7:00pm - Joel Coliseum
Small Jazz Ensembles Concert - Monday, November 18, 7:30pm - Brendle Recital Hall
The Unsettled Table - Tuesday, November 19, 12:00noon - Reynolda House Museum of American Art | Artist Paul Bright recently created the "food-based" sound collage Crus et Cuits ("raw and cooked") in response to the exhibition Things Wondrous & Humble: American Still Life. In this gallery talk he will discuss aspects of still-lifes, particularly the anxieties that they embody and that energize them.
Women's Basketball vs. Davidson - Tuesday, November 19, 7:00pm - Joel Coliseum
Old Gold Jazz Crew Concert - Wednesday, November 20, 7:30pm - Brendle Recital Hall
A Holiday Service for Hope and Healing - Thursday, November 21, 4:15pm - Broyhill Auditorium, Farrell Hall | Through music, prayers, candle lighting, and the spoken word, we will remind one another that we are never alone in our grief, that suffering is not forever, and that faithfully you can endure. Sponsored by the University Chaplain's Office.
Reception: Collections of Hope - Documenting WFU's Food Justice Efforts - Thursday, November 21, 4:00pm - ZSR Library Room 625 | Join us as we hear from Shelley Sizemore, Norma-May Isakow and Fred Bahnson about the projects that they have been leading and their hopes for future efforts.
Men's Basketball vs. Citadel - Thursday, November 21, 7:00pm - Joel Coliseum
Secrest Artist Series presents Cantus Vocal Ensemble with Theatre Latt� Da in "All is Calm" Thursday, November 21, 7:30pm - Brendle Recital Hall | Acclaimed as "the premier men's vocal ensemble in the United States" by Fanfare, Cantus is committed to inspiring audiences with music performed at the highest level. Rehearsing and performing without a conductor or music director, the nine members of Cantus are renowned for adventurous programming spanning many periods and genres.
Reynolda Village Farmers Market - Friday, November 22, 8:00am - 12:00noon | The Reynolda Village Farmers Market will be held each Friday at 8:00 a.m. (weather permitting). Come shop on the Reynolda Village lawn for fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, meats, and more.
Women's Basketball vs. Radford - Friday, November 22, 7:00pm - Joel Coliseum
Football vs. Duke - Saturday, November 23, 12:00noon - BB&T Field
Interested in other events in the Piedmont? Check out a listing of other upcoming events this week here.
Tai Chi - Weekly on Mondays and Thursdays, 12:00noon - Hearn Plaza (in front of Wait Chapel) | Tai Chi is often described as "meditation in motion," but it might well be called "medication in motion." There is growing evidence that this mind-body practice has values in treating or preventing many health problems. And you can get started even if you aren't in top shape or the best of health. Sponsored by the Office of the Chaplain.
Holistic Movement - Wednesdays, 5:00pm - Miller Center Group Fitness Room (4th Floor)
Come build flexibility and strength while also improving posture and overall muscle tone. Lengthen your body while becoming more balanced physically and mentally. Participants of all levels are welcome. Sponsored by the Office of the Chaplain and Campus Recreation. Purchase your pass today in the fitness center!
"Things Wondrous and Humble: American Still Life" Exhibition at Reynolda House Museum of American Art | Explore both traditional and unexpected approaches to still life in this exhibition featuring some of the finest examples of still life from collections across the state. Explore how objects appeal to the senses, how tabletop arrangements become an artist's study tool, and how any object can have meaning. Now through December 8th. >>More information.
Life After Death: The Day of the Dead in Mexico at the Museum of Anthropology | MOA's annual exhibit includes new information with sections about the celebration's history and its unique folk art. The centerpiece is a traditional Mexican ofrenda: a home altar with sugar skulls, colorful tissue paper cutouts, food and beverage offerings, marigolds, and photos of deceased relatives to honor the dead. A children's ofrenda and a digital photo essay illustrating different aspects of the celebration are also on display. Text is in English and Spanish. Admission is free. Exhibit runs through December 13.
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