As submitted by Human Resources. Birthdays: Sept. 25: James Fields, Integrated Marketing and Communications Sept. 26: Sedefka Beck, Economics; Anton Lewis, Business Sept. 29: Julie Koch, Nursing and Health Professions; Julie Vick, Athletics Sept. 30: Nina Corazzo, Art […]
As submitted by faculty and staff. As part of their role in Indiana Humanities’ Speakers Bureau, Liz Wuerffel, associate professor of art, and Allison Schuette, associate professor of English, presented their 90-minute interactive workshop for LaPorte County Public Library. The workshop, “Civil Rights and Backlash: An Urban/Suburban Makeover in Northwest Indiana,” helps participants explore the rise […]
Wednesday, September 23 – Saturday, October 3 Classes that meet for just the first 7-weeks of this semester end next Thursday (Oct. 1). Those that meet for the second 7-weeks start next Friday (Oct. 2). If you aren’t sure if you have a second 7-week class, log into DataVU – Students Menu – Class Schedule to […]
Want to join us in person for Sunday morning worship at 10 a.m. service? Or at our late-night Wednesday service Celebrate? Because we are limited to having 100 people in worship, you are asked to pre-register for these two services. Reserve your free ticket for Sunday morning or for Celebrate, but please note that the window […]
Tekeidra Masters ’24 is a biology major who is one of two finalists for the Midwest Regional Youth of the Year award for the Boys and Girls Club of America. For more than 70 years, the Youth of the Year program has honored and celebrated the nation’s most inspiring teens and their incredible journeys. Congratulations, […]
As submitted by Human Resources. Birthdays Sept. 17: Danielle Lavin-Loucks, Sociology and Criminology; Martin Buinicki, English; Luke Aeschliman, Finance Office; Michelle Bulington, Education Sept. 18: Kayla McClain; Alumni Relations; Debbie Lowenthal, Student Affairs Sept. 19: Susan Scuderi, Facilities Management; Keith Carlson, Psychology Sept. 20: Brittany Fozkos, Athletics; Kathy Oneal, Building Services; Jacob Henschen, Civil & […]
For the first time in their history, Valparaiso University’s student-run radio station, WVUR-FM, and the Chapel of the Resurrection are teaming up to offer live broadcasts of chapel services. The initiative came about in order to make worship services more widely available during the COVID-19 pandemic. Even so, the venture will have ongoing benefits for […]
Wednesday, September 16 – Saturday, September 26 If you’re going to participate in an activity, invite someone to attend with you. Sometimes people are too shy to go on their own but they’d like to participate. You might make their day by inviting them! If you are the shy one, challenge yourself this week to […]
Kevin Ostoyich, Ph.D., professor of history, was invited to speak to students in a new course devoted to refugees at Vassar College. The course uses four of his articles on Shanghai refugees: “A Survivor’s Luck: Reflections on Berlin and Shanghai;” “The Dealer’s Cards: How Gary Sternberg Made the Best of Them;” “A Profile of the […]
Bonnie Dahlke Goebbert, assistant dean for strategic initiatives in the Student Life Division, has been selected as the August 2020 SEAC Employee of the Month. According to one of her nominators, Bonnie’s leadership skills were invaluable in planning, coordinating, and facilitating the on-campus FOCUS sessions this past summer. “Due to Bonnie’s leadership, the University was […]