Volume 152 | October 26, 2018
RU freshman competes nationally

After winning first place at the state level, freshman honors student Kaitlin Marick and her team are competing at the 91st National Future Farmers of America Convention. The team will compete in several tests to quiz their knowledge on Roberts Rules of Order. Marick said their third-place ranking in 2017 motivated them to strive for improvement. ... Read More
Photo provided by Kaitlin Marick
#FacultyFriday: Cindy Moss prepares students for success

Cindy Moss likes to instill in her students much-needed qualities to be successful in their chosen industry. The business instructor in the McCamish School of Business and Sport Studies began at Reinhardt when she received her associate art degree, returning years later to teach as an adjunct and eventually a full-time faculty member. ... Read More
High school students enjoy Choral Festival

The University welcomed several high schools to join the Reinhardt Chorale in a day of learning music for the sixth year in a row at the Choral Fall Festival. The chorus worked with students from Cherokee, Sequoyah, Creekview, Central, Houston, Pepperell, Whitewater and Howard high schools. ... Read More
Trotter '07 finds success at Chick-fil-A

Daniel Trotter '07 was a business administration major who took advantage of the many ways to get involved on campus. After graduation, Trotter moved to California and opened 60 Chick-fil-A restaurants. He settled down in Arizona with his wife, Morgan, their two children, and owns a franchise Chick-fil-A. ... Read More
Dr. Wilson assists with Family History Night

Communication professor Dr. Pam Wilson takes pleasure in helping people discover their family history. Wilson is participating in the Bartow History Museum's Family History Night to teach people how to use geni.com, an online tool to build family trees.

The free workshop will be held Oct. 30 from 7-9 p.m. at the Cartersville location of Georgia Highlands College.
Dr. Hughes reads heartfelt poetry at Community Gathering

Dr. Sara Pirkle Hughes visited Reinhardt's campus for the Community Gathering held Wednesday, Oct. 24. She read from her first full-length collection of poems entitled "The Disappearing Act."

“My favorite poems were the ones about her relationship with her mom and dad. She used such specific imagery, but somehow the themes still applied universally,” said creative writing major Jessie Fanczi. ... Read More
Keith David shares industry wisdom with theatre students

Actor and musician Keith David led a masterclass for theatre students before his performance in the Falany Performing Arts Center on Friday, Oct. 19. David answered students' questions regarding acting advice, industry information and inquiries on his personal work. ... Read More

Helfrich continues domination of AAC awards

Jackson Helfrich again led the way for the men's cross country team last week, posting a top-five finish at fifth overall out of 281 runners at 25:23 in the 8K at the Sand Shark Invitational at Hardeeville School Complex in Beaufort, South Carolina last Saturday. ... Read More
Familiar territory: Eagles near top of NAIA at No. 3

Reinhardt football continues to inch its way back to the top of the NAIA ranks, as the Eagles were slotted in the number three position of Monday's NAIA Football Coaches' Top 25 Poll, the national office in Kansas City, Missouri announced. ... Read More
Upcoming Events

Oct. 26, 7:30 p.m. | Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

Oct. 28, 3 p.m. | Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

Oct. 30

Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m. | Flint Hall at Falany Performing Arts Center

Campus Beautification Day
Nov. 2, 2-4 p.m. | Donor Plaza

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