Anderson University administrative offices will be closed to observe the Christmas and New Year’s holidays beginning Tuesday, December 23, at 5 p.m. and will re-open on Monday, January 5, 2008. Campus security officers will maintain normal hours during the extended holiday.
[Nick Pease is a student at Anderson University and is currently serving in Afghanistan.]
I can't deny it, I won't deny it and you can't change my mind: I love Christmas.
I'm a fan of holidays in general — most mean either presents, great food or knocking on strangers' doors for candy — all good things in my book. But, wow, do I love Christmas!
Beth Fortune, a former gubernatorial press secretary and political reporter, has been named Vanderbilt University’s vice chancellor for public affairs, a position she has held on an interim basis for the past six months, Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos announced Wednesday.
Fortune joined Vanderbilt in September 2000 as associate vice chancellor for public affairs after serving as press secretary to former Gov. Don Sundquist for more than six years.
Ben Randel says he sincerely enjoys going to work each morning.
Ben is a student in the Residential MBA program at Anderson University. For his internship with the RMBA program, Ben works as a quality consultant at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis.
As a young girl, Sarah Walker had visited the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. She knew early on it was a place she belonged and wanted to work at in the future. For Sarah, that dream became reality when she was one of 140 accepted out of 600 applicants to serve as a Summer III nursing intern.
Two senior Anderson University students were selected to receive the Falls School of Business/Dickmann Scholarship Award at a luncheon on Friday, December 5.
Kelly Kaiser, a management major and history minor as well as Lisa Bailey, an accounting major, were selected from several applicants to receive scholarships because of the work they have done within the Falls School of Business as well as in their community. The scholarships are funded through the Madison County Community Foundation Charles H. and Hazel Dickmann Chamber of Commerce/Anderson University Fund.
Anderson University has received the designation “College of Distinction” in the newly-released 2008-2009 edition of Colleges of Distinction. Unlike traditional numeric-based college guidebooks, this book recognizes and appeals to students’ unique interests, realizing what may be “the best” college for one student, may be vastly different than the best for another.
When members of the Anderson University Wind Ensemble gather to practice for the annual “Candles and Carols” concert, they are reminded many times about one element of their performance: Being on TV.
“We spend a lot of time talking about that experience,” said Susan Taylor, director of bands at Anderson University.
There have been better times to look for a job, but that doesn’t have spring graduates abandoning their career ambitions.
They’re just learning to adapt.
Anderson University freshman Sarah Boesing, recently received the Bell Award from WLKY (Channel 32, CBS), for her work with Break the Grey, a ministry that encourages families facing childhood cancer and other life-altering illnesses. Break the Grey was developed in 2005 by Boesing, a nursing major and a native of New Albany, Indiana, when she was 15.
Check out video highlights from 2012-13 student activities at AU: http://t.co/OHgPasXIHg @AUAdmissions
AU is offering a sports marketing camp for high school & college students June 6-8. Learn more: http://t.co/ABMbPdEVni
Congrats, AU Softball, for an extraordinary season! http://t.co/iaKZUruloz @heraldbulletin
AU softball plays its first game in the @NCAADIII national championship at 2:30 pm EDT today. Follow live! http://t.co/x8AbcoL5Vd
AU student Tyler Williamson (left) & Dr. John Millis are currently at the VERITAS observatory in Arizona. http://t.co/aieyQ5Nemd
