Volume 53 | April 15, 2022 |
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Senior Art Showcase on exhibit through April 26
The artwork of seniors Ariana Azahar, Jonathan Mason Johnson, Catherine Shope, Abbey Maryfield, and Stephen Taylor is on exhibit now through April 26 in the upper level of the atrium at the Falany Performing Arts Center (FPAC).
“All graduating art students must take ART491 (Concentration Seminar) and ART492 (Thesis Exhibition & Portfolio),” says Jym Davis, associate professor of art. “During those classes they pick a theme and create artwork specific to that theme over the course of year. The classes culminate in the Senior Art Showcase at the end of the spring semester, which is an opportunity for them to share their work with the Reinhardt community.”
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Easter Sunrise Service
You are invited to the Waleska Easter Sunrise service on April 17 at 7:00 am! We will gather to celebrate the resurrection of Christ through word, music, prayer, and scripture as the sun rises. The service will be held outdoors at the Donor Plaza in the center of the campus, outside the Hasty Student Life Center, near the Bell Tower on Campus.
Breakfast will be served immediately following the service. This is a collaborative effort between Reinhardt University and area churches. Everyone is welcome!
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University Musical Theatre opens “Violet” April 22
“Violet” opens at the University Theatre on April 22. Based on the short story “The Ugliest Pilgrim” by Doris Betts, the story follows Violet, a young woman disfigured in a horrible accident, as she travels to find healing from a TV evangelist.
Showtimes:
April 22, 23, 29, 30 – 7:30 p.m.
April 24 and May 1 – 3:00 p.m.
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Back Row (left to right): Peyton Lee, Service Desk Technician; Manya Elliot, EPR Administrator
Front Row (left to right): Russ Randall, Service Desk Technician; Cabot Howell, Chief Information Officer; Logan Witherow, Service Desk Technician
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The Reinhardt Information Technology Department
The Information Technology (IT) department provides technical assistance to students, faculty, staff, trustees, board members, and visitors. They are responsible for troubleshooting hardware and software issues on a variety of computer systems; registering devices to use the university’s network, providing password and login assistance for users; and aiding with computers, copiers, podiums, audio visual systems and other resources and devices.
If the device communicates then IT support is involved!
Cabot Howell, chief information officer, sums it up this way, “If electricity runs through it and it communicates with anyone or anything, then we are over it so that you will not be under it.”
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As office manager for Advancement and Community Engagement, Lori Jones supports the preparation of grants and institutional events, as well as golf tournaments, 5k’s, the Shamrock Stroll, “and everything in between.”
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Students De-stress with Therapy Dogs |
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Therapy dogs from Mission Syrah Paws visited Reinhardt this week to provide students with some much-needed time to destress. Students were able to stop by and visit with Cassie, Molly, and Charlotte in between classes and enjoy some canine love. Mission Syrah Paws is non-profit corporation based in north Georgia that is dedicated to improving the well being members of the community by offering the love and support of their trained therapy dogs. Mission Syrah Paws visits with schools, hospitals, nursing homes, and the like throughout north Georgia. |
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Support our students!
"My scholarship is a strong motivator. School can get hard, and when it does, I take a break to reflect on why I’m here and what is helping me stay here. I earned my scholarship for doing things that are important to me – having good grades, being a strong leader, and volunteering. Remembering these things keeps me going.”
Sam Kopeski ‘25
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Men's & Women's Track & Field Perform Well Despite Weather Conditions
The Men's and Women's Track and Field Teams competed this past weekend in uncomfortable weather conditions with the cold, wind, sleet, and snow. These conditions make it very difficult to do your best especially when it comes to track and field, however, many Eagles did very well and got personal and school records.
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Eagles Win at Montreat in April Snow
There was strange weather in the air for this second weekend in April. After a week of nice weather, a cold front came through the south bringing freezing temperatures and snow showers in some places.
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Eagles Pick Up Final Regular Season Win at St. Andrews
The regular season for Men's Lacrosse came to an end on Saturday with an away game with St. Andrews. The Eagles have had much success this season-opening up with several exhibition NCAA division teams and picking up wins.
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Upcoming Events
Easter Sunrise Service
Apr. 17, Donor Plaza
Evening of Honors
Apr. 19, James and Sis Brown Athletic Center, 7:00 pm
Violet
April 22, 23, 29, 30 – 7:30 p.m., University Theater
April 24 and May 1 – 3:00 p.m., University Theater
RU Wind Ensemble Event
Apr. 26, Falany Performing Arts Center
Dave Henritze Golf Classic
May 3, Capital City Club, Crabapple Milton, Ga.
Commencement
May 6, Ken White Stadium, 9:30 am
Bluegrass Festival
May 14, Hasty Lawn at Reinhardt University Campus
United Methodist Scholarship Golf Outing
May 18, Lake Arrowhead Yacht & Golf Club
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