Volume 149 | October 5, 2018
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Homecoming 2018 is 'game on' including many activities on campus for students, alumni, fans, patrons, friends and the broader Waleska community.
With the inaugural student performance of "Little Shop of Horrors" in the new Reinhardt University Theater, continuation of the
undefeated season for men's soccer
who play tonight at home on Ken White Field, a walking parade and bonfire that will ratchet up the excitement for Saturday's football game vs. Point University, the 2nd annual Chicken & Waffles Brunch on Saturday morning, tailgating at Brown Athletic Center Saturday afternoon including a gathering of McCamish School of Business & Sports Studies and more.
"Our hope is that many alumni and friends of Reinhardt will join students, fans and patrons in enjoying the festivities even as they renew their affection for
their
Reinhardt University," said Tim Norton, vice president for advancement & marketing. "It's not too late to join in the fun."
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Board of Trustees members Sharon Bartels and Lynn Johnston visit with President Mallard's husband, Steve Dietz, during a private reception held prior to the inaugural performance in Reinhardt University Theater. Photo by Darleen Prem
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Community gathers to celebrate new University Theater, enjoy 'Little Shop of Horrors'
Reinhardt University held a reception in honor of the first performance in the new University Theater. Thursday, Oct. 4 has been a long anticipated day for program coordinator and theatre director Dave Nisbet, along with the seniors performing in "Little Shop of Horrors."
“The completion of this project is just a beginning for our students and faculty, who have a new, grand sense of pride that the administration sees the growth of this program and the quality of performers we are producing,” said Nisbet.
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Seniors Chase Brackett and Mikensley Clayton are pictured during dress rehearsal of "Little Shop of Horrors." Show run Oct. 5-7 and Oct. 12-15. Photo by Erika Neldner
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#FacultyFriday: Graham Johnson on enthusiasm for learning
While in graduate school, Dr. Graham Johnson tutored as part of his program. Now he uses his experience to design courses in a manner that keeps in mind the student's perspective. Graham is passionate about learning and hopes to instill this value to those he teaches. ...
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Dr. Janice Fuller encourages alumni involvement
If alumni are curious as to how to stay active with Reinhardt, Dr. Janice Fuller is the best resource. Fuller is president of the Alumni Board of Governors, but has remained active on campus for the past 50 years. ...
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Reinhardt's energy efficiency garners large rebate
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A focus on energy efficiency from the onset of the planning for Reinhardt's two new buildings and dining center expansion earned the University $19,639.66 in rebates. ...
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NAIA National Player of the Week: Reinhardt's Aaron Whitten
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For the second time in less than a month, the NAIA national office has shined its spotlight on Reinhardt men's soccer. Aaron Whitten, a sophomore from Locust Grove, Ga., scored a career-high five goals and had two assists sending the Eagles soaring to victory over St. Andrews (N.C.), 10-0, Sunday afternoon in Appalachian Athletic Conference action at Ken White Field at University Stadium. ...
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Third time's the charm: AAC awards Helfrich once more
For the third time in five editions of the award, Jackson Helfrich was selected as Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week, the league announced earlier Monday.
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Upcoming Events
Oct. 5-6 (various locations)
Little Shop of Horrors
Oct. 5-6 & 12-13, 7:30 p.m., Oct. 6-7 & 14, 3 p.m. | Reinhardt University Theater
Fall Break
Oct. 10-12
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