April 2012 Archives

OUTSTANDING SECOND-YEAR STUDENT:
Paige Peterson

OUTSTANDING THIRD-YEAR STUDENTS IN THE ENGLISH EDUCATION PROGRAM:
Janel Prinkey

OUTSTANDING THIRD-YEAR STUDENTS IN THE BA PROGRAM:
Theresa Hoffmann--chosen the EAPSU Scholar

OUTSTANDING FOURTH-YEAR STUDENT IN THE BA PROGRAM:
Robbin Zirkle--Valedictorian

We are going to be looking for volunteers this weekend at Relay for Life. We will be working in the Field House. I believe we have been given permission to start setting up for it on Friday evening, but I will have to check on that. We will definitely need volunteers for the day of the event, throughout the event, if we need tables moved, people working at different stations, helping with set up and tear down, and possibly in the concession stand. This is awesome work for people who need last minute service hours. If you have any questions, please let me know.

Thanks,
Michael
Mr. Michael G. Myers
President, Colleges Against Cancer  
m.g.myers2@iup.edu

 
Friday, April 20 - Sunday, April 22

Monongahela Room in the HUB & Co-Op Ski Hut
 
Friday, April 20           
7:00 pm               Lecture:  The Gentle Power of Love:  Self, Community, Earth (HUB)

Saturday, April 21      
10 am - 12 pm     Lecture:  Aspirations & Inspirations:  Self, Community, Earth (HUB)
2:30 - 3:30 pm     Life Release Ceremony (Co-op Ski Hut)
3:30 - 4:30 pm     Animal Blessings (Co-op Ski Hut)

Sunday, April 22        
10 am - 12 pm     Lecture:  Aspirations & Inspirations:  Self, Community, Earth (HUB)
2:30 - 3:30 pm     Tibetan Prayer Ceremony for Earth Day (HUB)
 
All talks and the Tibetan Prayer Ceremony will take place at the Monongahela Room in the HUB on the IUP campus.  The Life Release ceremony and animal blessings will be held at the Co-op Ski Hut located on College Lodge Rd., Indiana.
 

The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) has just announced its Winter 2011-12 Top 10 Award recipients. The PSAC Top 10 Awards recognize student-athletes who excel in both the classroom and in the area of competition. The Top 10 Awards recognize 10 outstanding student-athletes, five male and five female, for each of the three athletic seasons: fall, winter and spring.  To be a candidate for the PSAC Top 10 Awards, a student-athlete must have achieved a minimum of a 3.50 cumulative grade point average and must be a starter or key reserve with legitimate athletic credentials for their respective team.

IUP's Jackie Hynson (women's swimming) joins our fall award winner, Danielle Ostendorf (women's volleyball), with this honor.  Jackie's very impressive credentials are below: