"Mother Courage and Her Children" follows the story of Mother Courage as she drags her cart full of wares behind the army just trying to survive the war. WWUDrama’s production moves through seven major American conflicts from the American Revolution to the war in Iraq.

Thursday at 8 p.m. Only $2!

Thursday evening the following history seniors will present their research: Alexander Scott, Hilary Nieland, Israel Campechano, Ben Pettibone, Jonathan Bayer, and Tasha Haddad. More history seniors will also present their work the following Thursday.

If you need donations for your up-coming Mission Trip, there are people waiting to donate in exchange for lawn mowing, yard/house work, etc. Call Ellie 527-2102, email ellie.veverka@wallawalla.edu. Several already waiting for you!! People like to donate if you like to work.

Register now for summer courses! Options include an intensive General Physics sequence (12 credits); a General Astronomy sequence (8 credits); online general studies courses (9 to choose from); general studies classes on campus (10 choices), and many other undergraduate and graduate courses. Some courses are filling quickly, especially those offered online, so don’t delay!

BEYOND WWU is a FREE service dedicated to helping Walla Walla University graduating seniors connect to the communities where they are moving, and to provide contacts who will welcome them and nurture spiritual, social, and practical connections between graduates and their new environments. For more information, go to beyond.wallawalla.edu, or you can send an e-mail to Beyond@wallawalla.edu.

Come for a movie and discussion, popcorn provided!
We moved the time to 2:00 because the movie is a little longer and we want to make sure there is time for discussion after the movie. We will be done in time for the Gratitude event!
RSVP not necessary, just come! Discussion led by our very own student, Rob Folkenberg.

Today only, take an additional 50% off the lowest marked price on all clearance apparel! Hurry in for the best selection of shorts, tees, and more!

Today only, take an additional 50% off the lowest marked price on all clearance apparel! Hurry in for the best selection of shorts, tees, and more!

"Mother Courage and Her Children" follows the story of Mother Courage as she drags her cart full of wares behind the army just trying to survive the war. WWUDrama’s production moves through seven major American conflicts from the American Revolution to the war in Iraq.

Shows are May 18, 19, 23, 25, & 26. Saturday shows begin at 9 p.m., Sunday and Thursday shows begin at 8 p.m.

Professor Thompson will present his quest to view as many copies as possible of the first edition (1543) and second edition (1566) of Nicolaus Copernicus’ seminal work in heliocentrism. This presentation is part of the Mathematics Department 2013 Seminar Series. All are welcome.

"Mother Courage and Her Children" follows the story of Mother Courage as she drags her cart full of wares behind the army just trying to survive the war. WWUDrama’s production moves through seven major American conflicts from the American Revolution to the war in Iraq.

Shows are May 18, 19, 23, 25, & 26. Saturday shows begin at 9 p.m., Sunday and Thursday shows begin at 8 p.m.

CommUnity Pizza will be held on the Kretschmar Lawn. Bring your student ID card to scan in and out on the prox-readers just outside the church to receive your last CommUnity credit for the year. Cheese, olive, veggie and vegan pizzas will be served. Thanks for making this a great year WWU students!!

Next class in the series! This class will cover basic Excel formulas.

Please join us for the end-of-year Outdoor Pizza CommUnity on Kretschmar Lawn this Tuesday, May 28, at 11am. ASWWU will be handing out the 2012-13 Mountain Ash yearbook, and newly selected Vice President for Student Life and Mission, Dr. David Richardson, will be in attendance. Looking forward to seeing each of you there! Thank you, ASWWU and Student Life, for sponsoring this special event.

Dr. David Lindsey will present: "How do chalones regulate the cell cycle: 70,000 mutants closer to the answer"

Come and bring your lunch!

"Faculty/Staff Brown Bag," is a time hosted by Academic Administration when you can bring your lunch and learn something new from your colleagues or guest speakers while you eat. Faculty and Staff are equally welcome.”

Jeff Current our Valic representative for retirement will be on campus Thursday, May. 30, 2013. If you wish to schedule a 30 minute appointment, please click on link to sign up. http://www.wallawalla.edu/16500

Thank-you!

ASWWU Yard Sale all proceeds will go to benefit Mission Mozambique. Please donate clothes, books, games, couches, electronics etc. You can find a donation bin at Foreman and Sittner Halls as well as the ASWWU offices. There will be food, games and even a bouncy house along with the yard sale. Don’t forget to donate and bring your friends!

Looking for any club officers and any department members that have any items laying around that you no longer need and would be interested in donating them to the ASWWU Yard Sale to help benefit Mission Mozambique. Please send me an email!

We are planning a reception to celebrate Nelle Cornelison’s years of faithful service to WWU, as she prepares to retire from her position as director of the Career Center. This farewell event will occur on the Monday of Review Week; please mark your calendar.

Ladies: Coffee Conversations is back for spring quarter! Spend some time hanging out with women’s dorm chaplain Emily Fletcher from 6-7 p.m. every Tuesday evening. It’s a great chance to chat and drink some free coffee or tea with friends.

This course will look at the evidence and the psychological stuff behind famous and not so famous cases of murder, mass killing, the Unibomber and his manifesto, serial killers and arsonists etc. We will explore the thinking behind the O.J. Simpson, Jon Benet Ramsey, the Zodiac Killer, and others. What were the intentions and motives and in what context? You will see crime scene photos and autopsy results as well as read the messages sent by some of these folk. At the end groups will stage a crime scene to be solved by the rest of the class.

Walk in the Footsteps of the Judges and Jesus throughout Israel and Jordan. Earn eight hours of credit in English or Religion. Contact Bev Beem at 2036 for further information.

Join Maranatha Volunteers International this July 3-16 for a special service project led by and designed for university students. You’ll join other students in the Dominican Republic on a project to build a church, conduct children’s ministry and local community outreach. Sign up now by visiting the Project Calendar at www.maranatha.org!

9th Annual Thailand Mission Outreach and Cultural Trip
August 14 – September 3, 2013

Sponsor

Walla Walla University Office of Diversity. Pedrito Maynard-Reid, director. Email: pedrito@wallawalla.edu.

Mission Projects

1. English Camp at the Muak Lek Public High School

2. After school/work Adult and Children Language Camp at the University Church’s Community Center in Muak Lek

3. Community Health in surrounding towns and villages

4. Fruit Farm assistance to an invalid Thai farmer, and Branch Sabbath School in that neighborhood

5. Work at an Orphanage

6. Social Work mission and practicum in a low-income neighborhood of Muak Lek

Cultural Projects

1. Visits to Buddhist temples (including Tiger Temple) and interacting with and understanding the religious culture
2. Touring historical sites, both urban and rural
3. Touring national parks
4. Interacting and learning from the locals, both in the academic setting and in the towns and villages

Cost

Each participant will raise or contribute approximately $2,400.00. This will cover all expenses – travel, board and lodging, and all other incidentals associated with the trip.

This coming February 9th, is our annual Chinese New Year Party where we celebrate with food, games and prizes. Come on out and have some fun!

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If you need donations for your up-coming Mission Trip? Are you available this summer? There are people waiting to donate in exchange for lawn mowing, yard/house work, etc. Call/email Ellie 527-2102, ellie.veverka@wallawalla.edu. Several already waiting for you!! People like to donate if you like to work.

Please plan to attend the Wind Symphony Concert directed by Brandon Beck.

Tips and tricks to improve your memory….umm what did you just say?? http:Don’t Forget to Remember!//readsh101.com/wallawalla.html

On May 17, our EWB club will be hosting a chili cook-off. Both the school and the community will be involved in this fundraiser for our upcoming international project. If you are interested in competing in the cook-off with your own chili recipe, email EWB@wallawalla.edu. There will be prizes for those with the most admirable chili. The prizes will be chilly...cool.

CommUnity is a weekly program that impacts the entire Walla Walla University campus. Because of this, we would appreciate your feedback regarding this school year’s(2012-13)CommUnity programming. Please use the link below to begin taking the short,anonymous WWU CommUnity Survey:
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/1259688/WWUCommUnity.
Your responses are important to us! Thank you for your time!

Before bringing an outgoing FedEx Express package to Plant Services for FedEx Express pick-up, please schedule a pick-up by calling (800) 463-3339 giving the Plant Services’ address and phone number: 720 SW Bade Avenue, College Place, WA 99324; (509) 527-2925. Only FedEx Express needs a call for pick-up. Plant Services is a daily stop for US Postal Service, UPS and FedEx Grounds.

Returning students who enjoy meeting and helping new students are needed during JumpStart week. If you are interested in being a group leader during JumpStart, please complete the attached application. The completed application should be taken to the Academic Advising office, CTC 311, or emailed to betty.duncan@wallawalla.edu. Returning SMs and summer camp staff are encouraged to apply.

Help us help ADRA give textbooks to school children. $25 will provide textbooks for a child for a year. Money can be donated at the circulation desk.

Spch 310-Interpersonal & Nonverbal Communication
3Credits 11:00-11:50 MWR

Do you want to know…

Why she says things like that?
What is he thinking?
What they really mean?
How to know why they say …?
When should I say…?

If you have any more questions call or email Deborah Silva: ext.2485 deborah.silva@wallawalla.edu

The 16th Anniversary Celebration of Morning Worship in the Sanctuary will take place this Friday, May 24, 2013 - 7:30am around the Bösendorfer grand piano at the University Church. Please come and join us for an uplifting way to start your day!

If you need donations for your up-coming Mission Trip, there are people waiting to donate in exchange for lawn mowing, yard/house work, etc. Call Ellie 527-2102, email ellie.veverka@wallawalla.edu. Several already waiting for you!! People like to donate if you like to work.

If you are an Awards Celebration recipient and you haven’t already written a note to your donor, please contact your department about doing so.

These donors have made these scholarships available and we need to say thank you! For many donors, these notes are why they give!

The deadline is Friday June 7th.

▪ May 23rd to 29th 9am – 4:30pm

Come to the School of Theology Department on the 3rd floor of the Administration Building over the next few days, for some GREAT DEALS on religious books and others! Don’t Miss Out!

Starting Spring Quarter, patrons will need to swipe their WWU ID cards to get into the library after 9:00 PM, so don’t forget to bring them with you!

While the buddy system works for some, others are more comfortable exercising or being active alone. Solo time at the gym, during a class or while walking may be a great way to clear your mind, release stress & get the most from your workout.
Think about your workout sociability this week.Are you cut out to go solo or do you prefer a fitness friend? Plan an activity that suits your style & BE SAFE

If you need donations for your up-coming Mission Trip, there are people willing to donate in exchange for mowing, yard/house work, etc. Call Ellie 527-2102, email ellie.veverka@wallawalla.edu. Last summer we made approx. 30 such connections for donations. People like to donate if you like to work.

If you are planning to take summer classes and would like financial aid for summer quarter, please let us know as soon as possible by completing the online Summer Financial Aid Request Form available at http://www.wallawalla.edu/form/summer-aid. Call us at (509)527-2333 or stop by CTC 307 if you have questions.

If you still need some VOLUNTEER hours for class requirement,OR are willing to VOLUNTEER with yard work for elderly resident, call Ruth Massey @ 301-6848.

Conference employees are not eligible to fill on-campus student jobs during the summer while they are taking classes. Questions? Contact the Student Employment Office at 509-527-2357 or stop by CTC 307.

You should extend the pay assignment for a student that will be working for your department during the summer. Go to the Student Hiring System, Job Info screen, Change End Date section. If a student is not working for the summer, you should complete a new hire before s/he begins working fall quarter.

A student is eligible to work on campus during the summer, if enrolled for summer classes at Walla Walla University or accepted and pre-registered for a minimum of 12 credit hours at WWU for fall quarter 2013.

Are you a student planning to live and work on-campus during the summer? If so, you must sign either a Summer Worker Agreement or a Summer Bonus Agreement by July 1, 2013. Forms are available at the Student Employment Office, CTC 307, or online at http://www.wallawalla.edu/attend-wwu/student-financial-services/student-employment/student-employees/.

President John McVay and Cabinet cordially invite you to an Employee Celebration & Reception honoring employee service and extending best wishes to retiring Walla Walla University faculty and staff.

This Fall, the Chaplain’s Office is hosting a Week of Worship with all Faculty & Staff speakers from WWU, but we need your VOTE. Which faculty or staff member would you be excited to hear talk about their walk with God? To VOTE, text 337-40WWUCM (337-409-9826) with the name(s) of the WWU Faculty or Staff you’d most like to hear from during Week of Worship.

Morning Talk is a time to gather with students and faculty for a word of prayer before the day begins. Morning Talk meets Mondays and Fridays from 7:50 to 7:55, that is just 5 minutes of prayer and fellowship in front of the Admin Building. This is a time to lay your burdens down and find peace of mind. Join the Morning Talk group on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wwumorningtalk/

The Wind Symphony presents a “Musical Postcards” concert at 7:30 pm today. The audience will experience a musical visit to Smithsonian’s National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC; downtown San Antonio, Texas; San Francisco’s former baseball stadium, Candlestick Park; a portion of the Pacific Coast Highway in southern California; Mount Rushmore; Japan; and a place that is "out of this world."