Announcements
Apply For SGA’s VP For Graduate Affairs
The Student Government Association is holding a special election for vice president for graduate affairs. Complete this Google Form to apply by April 10. Eligibility and application requirements are included on the form. Questions? Contact sga@su.edu.
Travel To See The Upcoming Solar Eclipse In Totality
Take a trip to Erie, Pennsylvania, on Monday, April 8, to see the solar eclipse in totality. Trip participants will leave main campus at 5 a.m. on April 8, and will return no later than midnight. Viewing the solar eclipse in full totality is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so please consider registering using this Google Form. This trip is hosted by the Office of Spiritual Life, in collaboration with Shenandoah Outdoor and Adventure Recreation (SOAR). Questions? Contact Marco Pflanzen at marco.pflanzen@su.edu.
Child Care Center Substitutes Needed
The Shenandoah University Child Care Center is looking for substitute teacher assistants. The Child Care Center serves children through age 5 (including newborns) and operates Monday-Friday from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Schedules vary, but substitute teacher assistants receive their schedules at least one week in advance. Previous experience working with young children is required. The Child Care Center is located off main campus at 118 Regency Lakes Drive in Winchester. Please contact Child Care Center Director Julie Tavenner at jtavenne@su.edu for more information.
Donate To This Staff Council-Sponsored Hygiene Drive
Bright Futures-Frederick/Winchester is a nonprofit that helps schools connect student needs with resources that already exist in the community, and has been serving the local community for almost 10 years. One resource available at Bright Futures is the Hygiene Closet, which is in need of supplies due to the overwhelming needs of the community.
Items needed include:
- Kids shampoo, body wash, or 3-in-1 shampoo/conditioner/body wash
- Male body wash, deodorant, shampoo, shaving cream
- Female body wash, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner
- Lotion
- Feminine hygiene products
- Facial cleaners
- Hair brush, hair ties
- Lice shampoo
Staff council has placed gray donation bins on main campus in Ruebush and Henkel halls, Wilkins Administration Building and the Brandt Student Center, and at the Health Professions Building on the Winchester Medical Center campus. Donations will be collected until Monday, April 1. Questions? Contact Jackie Hott at jhott@su.edu.
Professor Emeritus Presents ‘Abstract Improv II’ Artwork
Don Black, a successful professional artist and retired professor of music who directed the orchestra and taught at Shenandoah Conservatory for many years, will share his delightfully imaginative, colorful work in the Lawrence Gallery at Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury until May 10. His inspiration comes from the activity of painting, from a love of music, nature and being outdoors, and from regular contact with other talented artists. Some of his paintings also reflect his insights as an accomplished jazz musician who performed with the group “The Professors.” Questions? Contact Black at donblackartist@gmail.com or 540-728-3136.
Welcome Week Leader Applications Open Tomorrow, March 28
Welcome week leaders are needed for the Fall 2024 move-in week. Are you energetic? Love to meet new people? The Office of Student Leadership & Engagement is currently seeking applicants to fill positions available for rising sophomores through seniors. If you are passionate, hard-working, and team-oriented, OSLE wants you to apply to be a welcome week leader. Applications open tomorrow, March 28; please submit your application by April 10, using this Google Form. Interviews will take place from April 11-17. The 2024 welcome week leaders will be announced on Friday, April 19. For more information, contact Brooke Moses at oto56@su.edu.
Easter Weekend Dining Updates
Please see below for an update on Shenandoah University’s dining options available this weekend.
Allen Dining Hall (open all weekend)
- Friday, March 29: 7:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
- Saturday, March 30: 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
- Sunday, March 31: 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
- Monday, April 1: 7:15 a.m.-8 p.m.
The Hornet Grill, Sandella’s, Hissho Sushi, Jazzman’s Cafe and Buzzins are closed Friday, March 29, through Sunday, March 31. All will resume normal operational hours on Monday, April 1. Questions? Contact dining@su.edu.
Updated Contact Info For Classroom And Event Support, ACT Being Renamed
Starting Thursday, April 4, requests for support related to classroom and meeting space audio/video technology and campus events will go through the IT Help Desk. Use the following channels to request assistance:
- Email: helpdesk@su.edu
- Phone: 540-665-5555
- Web: https://www.su.edu/helpdesk
A new button has also been added to the “Quick Links” section on the Help Desk website to provide an easy way to report a classroom technology issue. This change was made to provide a familiar way to contact the Help Desk for any assistance required with computer issues, classroom AV technology, or event support.
Additionally, the Academic Computing Technology team has been renamed to Audio Video Services to better represent the services provided by the group. Questions? Contact Michael Busbee at michael.busbee@su.edu.
Catch The Sunrise On This Hike At Sky Meadows
Kick off the week on Sunday, April 14, by joining Shenandoah Outdoor and Adventure Recreation on a hike at Sky Meadows State Park in Fauquier County to watch the sunrise. The trip takes place from 4:30-9:30 a.m., and participants will arrive at the viewpoint just as the sun is starting to rise. SOAR will then provide a light breakfast to celebrate the new day. The trip cost is $5, and transportation is provided. Sign up at shenandoah.shopsite.com/main/trips.html. Questions? Contact SOAR at suoutdoors@su.edu.
Learn To Dispel Victim-Blaming Myths At This Info Table
The “What Were You Wearing?” table, which will be set up in the Brandt Student Center lobby on April 2 and April 4, from noon-2 p.m., is a display that focused on the question frequently asked of survivors of sexual assault. The purpose of this display is to dispel a victim-blaming myth that clothing somehow invites sexual assault. Victims of crime are not responsible for crimes committed against them. Join the [Not Just] Women’s Center to unlearn one of our culture’s most prevalent sexual assault myths. For more information, contact Mannie Brown at thenjwc@su.edu.
VR Design Program Director Releases First Novel
Nathan Prestopnik, Ph.D., director of Shenandoah University’s Bachelor of Arts in Virtual Reality Design program and co-director of the Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning (SCiL), recently celebrated the release of his first novel, “World Without Rain.” The book, a work two decades in the making, is a sci-fi adventure that blends Dr. Prestopnik’s love hydrogen airships, futuristic technology and military history. “World Without Rain” is now available for purchase in Kindle and paperback versions on Amazon. Read more about Prestopnik’s novel at su.edu.
Participate In One Of These Accessibility Focus Groups
In the world of disability, there often exists a concept of “you don’t know what you don’t know.” Every person with a disability faces unique challenges that are exacerbated by the lack of accessibility around them. At SU, President Tracy Fitzsimmons, Ph.D., has established a goal of improving accessibility for all. To do that, the university needs the help of students, staff, and faculty.
Those who have a unique perspective on the accessibility challenges and barriers that the community faces are invited to participate in one of five focus groups from April 8-12 to share what they know. Each group will be limited to 10 participants and is expected to last approximately 90 minutes. Those who sign up after the group has been filled will be placed on a waiting list and new groups will be created. Dates, times and locations for each of the focus groups can be found on this registration form. Questions? Contact Holli Phillips, assistant dean of accessibility and support, at hphillip@su.edu.
Get Support With Class Registration At This Early Morning Event
Join the Office of Academic Advising, Transitions and Progression in the Smith Library bright and early on Monday, April 8, at 6:45 a.m. for a registration celebration. If you’re a student and earned fewer than 24 credits before the Spring 2024 semester, bring your computer to the first floor of the library for support in registering for summer and fall courses. The Office of Academic Advising, Transitions and Progression will be there to support you and answer your questions. Questions? Contact Samantha Nicholson at vif83@su.edu.
Free STI Testing Available
The Wilkins Wellness Center, in collaboration with the AIDS Response Effort (ARE), is hosting free walk-in STI testing from 1-5 p.m. on the following dates: March 26, April 3, April 30 and May 7. Questions? Contact the Wellness Center at wwcenter@su.edu.
Volunteer For Bright Futures’ Great Community Food Pack
Can the community come together to provide the food and volunteer power needed to feed 1,500 students? Each week, Bright Futures-Frederick/Winchester provides weekend meals and snacks for children in local schools, and the organization needs help.
Shenandoah University’s Center for Civic Engagement encourages faculty and staff to pledge their support and come together with other community members at Bright Futures on May 21, for a 10-Year Anniversary Challenge.
Sign up to bring specific food items and volunteer to join the food pack assembly line. No donation or gift of time is too small. All support is appreciated. Volunteer spots are filling up quickly, so sign up now at https://sites.google.com/fcpsk12.net/brightfuturesfrederickcounty. Questions? Contact Rebecca Gibson at rgibson@su.edu.
Paint Vinyl Records In The BSC
Get creative and paint some vinyl records at this event on Thursday, March 28, from 6-8 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Room 123 (Borden Student Associations Center, aka B-SAC). Supplies are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Questions? Contact the Campus Activities Network at can@su.edu.
Business Group Academic Advising Available For Those With 24 Or Fewer Credits
School of Business students who had earned 24 or fewer credits before the Spring 2024 semester are invited to join the Office of Academic Advising, Transitions and Progression (AATP) for group academic advising. AATP will work with you to schedule your summer and fall classes on Monday, April 1, from 1-3 p.m. in the Halpin-Harrison Hall board room. Questions? Contact Samantha Nicholson at vif83@su.edu.
Hear From Home Innovation Research Labs At This Lunch and Learn
Interested in market research, sustainability and product development? Join the President & CEO of Home Innovation Research Labs Michael Luzier on Tuesday, April 2, from noon-1 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Room 123 (Borden Student Associations Center, aka B-SAC), to learn how products are brought to market in the construction space. You’ll hear about the major players in the home-building industry, the largest residential green certification program, the importance of third-party research and practices, and crucial services that enable product commercialization. Find out how engineers, builders, product developers, researchers, and executives work together to create innovative solutions in construction. For more information about this employer, visit homeinnovation.com.
Please register for this event by Friday, March 29, using this Google Form. Lunch will be provided. Questions? Contact career@su.edu.
Shenandoah’s Day Of Giving Is Coming Soon
Mark your calendars for Shenandoah’s eighth annual Day of Giving, which begins at noon Thursday, April 18, and ends at noon Friday, April 19. The celebration will include free food and giveaways. Shenandoah has exciting plans for its students as well as the entire Hornet family in the years to come, and your participation in this year’s Day of Giving will move these plans forward. Since Shenandoah’s founding in 1875, its supporters have been essential to its continued success in educating, inspiring and empowering students as they pursue a transformational education. For more information, visit su.edu/alumni/day-of-giving/.
Undergrads: Reserve Your Spot For This Unique Experiential Education Opportunity
Shenandoah University has entered into a partnership with Podium Education, the leading experiential education company, to provide a new model of early career experience to its undergraduate students in Summer 2024.
The program, titled The Global Career Accelerator, will launch in collaboration with Intel, a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, and charity: water, a global nonprofit. Students who enroll will receive academic credit, gain work experience, and build skills in areas like data, coding and digital marketing. Students in the program are placed into context as a team member of Intel or charity: water. Undergrads learn about organizational goals directly from leadership in a series of stakeholder meetings and are then tasked with solving a real-world challenge.
Read more about The Global Career Accelerator at Shenandoah University at su.edu, or visit globaltech.su.edu.
Catch A Screening Of ‘The Wooden Bowl’ And Take Part In An Alzheimer’s Disease Panel Discussion
The Psychology Department is hosting a screening of the short film “The Wooden Bowl,” followed by a panel discussion with not only local experts on Alzheimer’s Disease and caregiving but also the director and lead actor of the movie. This event takes place on Thursday, March 28, from 7-8:30 p.m. in Halpin-Harrison Hall, Stimpson Auditorium.
The movie screening panel discussion is free for SU students and counts for two Beyond The Classroom credits; students should RSVP using this Google Form. Non-SU community members may purchase tickets at shenandoah.shopsite.com/events/the-wooden-bowl.html. Questions? Contact Scott King at sking4@su.edu.
Article By Business Law Professor Published in NC State Bar Journal
Shenandoah University Professor of Business Law John Winn, J.D., recently authored the article “Weaponizing the First Amendment” (Best Practices for City Managers and Prosecutors) in the spring edition of the North Carolina State Bar Journal. The article addresses so-called “First Amendment Auditing,” a type of social activism that assesses community responses to constitutionally protected video recording in public spaces. Self-identified “independent journalists,” invoking “government transparency” and “police accountability,” film inside post offices, police parking lots, DMV waiting rooms, or other public spaces to provoke police overreach and to generate revenue on social media uploads. Far too often in these situations, undertrained police violate auditor rights, use excessive force, or make unlawful arrests. This inevitably leads to civil rights lawsuits in federal courts.
Dr. Winn’s article has garnered significant attention from law firms involved in municipal insurance and defense. One such firm (Smith Rogers & Aldridge, PLLC) incorporated Winn’s article into future education and client advice with dozens of police and sheriffs’ offices across North Carolina. Faculty scholarship is part of the School of Business’ AACSB (Association for the Advancement of Colleges and Schools of Business) commitment to ensure intellectual contributions contains exemplars of basic, applied, and/or pedagogical research that have a positive societal impact, consistent with the school’s mission. Questions? Contact Winn at jwinn@su.edu.
Sign Up For Battle of The Bands
Battle of the Bands is back and SWARM is looking for performers. SWARM will host Battle of the Bands in the Brandt Student Center, Ferrari Room, on Thursday, April 11. Bands and solo acts are welcome, and there will be awesome prizes for the winners. The sign-up form for bands and artists is now open; fill out this Google Form by Thursday, April 4, to be placed on the list of potential performers. Follow SWARM on Instagram @swarmmusicgroup to stay up to date. Questions? Contact Elizabeth Jahoda-Wassung at ejahodaw21@su.edu.
Apply For A Paid Internship This Summer
SU students: Are you considering a career in local government or in nonprofit organization leadership? Thanks to a generous donor, Shenandoah University has the opportunity to help prepare the next generation of local government and non-profit organization leaders through paid internships in Summer 2024.
These are competitive internships and require interested students to submit the following: a resume, a letter of interest, and the name/title/contact information of two professional or personal references. Applications are due at 10 p.m. Tuesday, April 2.
Applicants should indicate their first choice and second choice internship from the list below.
Winchester area:
- City of Winchester (intern could work in main offices or in Parks & Recreation, depending on interest and skill set)
- Opportunity Scholars (creates education and career pathways for young people)
- Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum (provides interactive learning for children)
- United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley (works with community partners to address human needs)
- Winchester Rescue Mission (works with individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty)
In the community of your choice:
- Choice of nonprofit in a community (must provide the name of the nonprofit)
- Choice of local government entity/agency (must provide the name of the locality)
To begin the application process, or to learn more about these summer internship opportunities, please use this Google Form. The application materials listed above should be emailed to career@su.edu. Questions? Contact career@su.edu.
Sign Up Your Child For The Red Hornets Basketball Camp
The Red Hornets Basketball Camp is back with three sessions this summer: June 24-28, July 8-12, and July 22-26. This youth camp, held in the Wilkins Athletics and Events Center, is for children aged 6-17. Register at suhornetsmbbcamps.com; make sure to use the special Shenandoah University family discount code “SUHornets15” when registering. Contact head men’s basketball coach Nick Doyle at nicholas.doyle@su.edu for more information.
Events
Dance Party with Ella
Thursday, March 285:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Dance Party with Ella is the perfect combination of fitness and fun! Party your way through an hour of pump-up music with all the benefits of a total body workout. Whether you’re a student, faculty, or staff member, Dance Party has something for you! Held in Shingleton Hall, Shingleton Gymnasium.
Record Painting Night
Thursday, March 286:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Get creative while painting vinyl records on March 28 at 6 p.m. with Campus Activities Network (CAN) in the Borden Student Associations Center (B-SAC, room 123 in the Brandt Student Center). This event is first come, first served while supplies are available. For more information, contact CAN at can@su.edu.
“The Wooden Bowl” Screening and Alzheimer’s Disease Panel Discussion
Thursday, March 287:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The Psychology Department is hosting a screening of the short movie "The Wooden Bowl" on March 28, followed by a panel discussion with local experts on Alzheimer's disease and caregiving, and the director and lead actor of the movie. This event is free for SU students and counts as two BTC credits. Non-SU community members may purchase tickets online. For more information, contact Scott King at sking4@su.edu.
Food Recovery Network
Thursday, March 287:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Food Recovery Network is hosting a recovery at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays this semester in Allen Dining Hall. Volunteers will work together to package leftover food that will be served at the Winchester Rescue Mission for those in need. Sign up for a recovery with this link to help fight hunger here in Winchester! Contact Joshua Brooks at jbrooks20@su.edu with any questions.
SU Sock Design Contest Deadline
Friday, March 2912:00 am – 11:59 pm
Help Shenandoah celebrate 150 years by submitting a design to be featured on Sesquicentennial socks! The winner will be recognized in all the promotional materials about the socks and will receive a free pair of the socks. Entries will be accepted from Friday, March 1 to Friday, March 29. For more information and the template, visit the link. Questions? Contact Aimee Nuwer at aimee.nuwer@su.edu.
Apple Blossom T-Shirt Contest
Friday, March 2912:00 am – 11:59 pm
As Shenandoah University and the Winchester community look forward to celebrating the Apple Blossom Festival from April 26 through May 5, Campus Activities Network (CAN) is looking for their next t-shirt design that will be available to SU students at campus events during that week of celebration. Rules: The t-shirt should incorporate bright pink and/or green, the official colors of Apple Blossom. Please note that you cannot use the official Apple Blossom Festival trademark and/or logos in the design. You may use the following words in your design: "Bloom," "Bloomin'," and "Blossom" as well as the image of an apple blossom (flower from an apple tree). Please upload photo(s) of your design by 5 p.m. on Friday, March 29 via this Google Form. The winning design will be selected through a committee. The winner will be given design credit and a $50 gift card. For more information, contact CAN at can@su.edu
Bluebell Hike at Shenandoah River State Park
Saturday, March 3011:00 am – 5:00 pm
SOAR invites you on March 30 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. to walk along the Shenandoah River as to seek out Virginia bluebells! SOAR will take participants to Shenandoah River State Park. This hike is approximately a 2.8 miles. Save your spot and register today! For more information, contact SOAR at suoutdoors@su.edu.
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Roanoke College
Saturday, March 301:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Men's Lacrosse vs. Roanoke College at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 30 at Glo Fiber Field at Shentel Stadium.
Egg Hunt
Sunday, March 3112:00 am – 11:59 pm
Campus Activities Network (CAN) is hosting an egg hunt across main campus for the entire month of March! Be on the lookout for golden eggs and enjoy the prizes inside. Two eggs will be hidden on campus each day and the eggs will contain a mini prize as well as a QR code to enter the raffle for a larger prize. A winner will be announced each week and you can enter the raffle each time you find an egg. For more information, contact CAN at can@su.edu.
Sunday Chapel
Sunday, March 3111:00 am – 12:00 pm
Drawing on elements that are ancient and emerging, diverse and unified, safe and challenging, artful and thoughtful, and playful and profound, this dynamic worshiping community of students, faculty, and staff gathers every Sunday in the chapel at 11:30 a.m. Doors open at 11 with free coffee, tea, and other breakfast-y treats for all who attend! Prelude starts at 11:15. Communion will be served at noon on the first Sunday of each month. Contact University Chaplain DeLyn Celec at dcelec@su.edu or Chaplain Ian Urriola at iurriola@su.edu for more information.
Yoga with Nicole
Sunday, March 316:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Join Nicole for yoga to start your week off right! Connect breath with movement to create balance in the body and mind. Postures are sequenced to help strengthen your muscles, improve flexibility, and tune into the rhythm of your body. All levels are welcome! Held in Shingleton Hall, Shingleton Gymnasium.
Food Recovery Network
Sunday, March 316:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Food Recovery Network is hosting a recovery at 6:30 p.m. in the Allen Dining Hall. Volunteers work together to package leftover food that will be served at the Winchester Rescue Mission for those in need. Please consider signing up for a recovery at this link to help fight hunger here in Winchester! Contact Joshua Brooks at jbrooks20@su.edu with any questions.
Pilates with Kaitlyn
Monday, April 16:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Pilates is a fun full-body workout that promotes strength, balanced muscle development, flexibility, posture, and range of motion. It is perfect for all levels of fitness, from the absolute beginner to the varsity athlete. It is a low-impact mat class that works the core, upper body, lower body, and back of the body all in a one-hour workout! Class is held in Shingleton Hall, Shingleton Gymnasium.
What Were You Wearing
Tuesday, April 212:00 pm – 2:00 pm
The What Were You Wearing table is a display on April 2 answering the question frequently asked of survivors. The purpose of this display is to dispel a victim-blaming myth that clothing somehow invites a sexual assault. Victims of crime are not responsible for crimes committed against them. Join us to unlearn one of our culture's most prevalent sexual assault myths. For more information, contact thenjwc@su.edu.
Home Innovation Research Labs: Lunch and Learn
Tuesday, April 212:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Interested in market research, sustainability, and product development? Join the president & CEO of Home Innovation Research Labs, Michael Luzier, on Tuesday, April 2 from noon-1 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Borden Student Association Center (room 123). Learn how products are brought to market in the construction space and hear about the major players in the home building industry, the largest residential green certification program, the importance of third-party research and practices, and crucial services that enable product commercialization. Find out how engineers, builders, product developers, researchers, and executives work together to create innovative solutions in construction. For more information about Home Innovation Research Labs, visit www.homeinnovation.com. Register by Friday, March 29, as lunch will be provided. Questions? Email Career and Professional Development at career@su.edu
Softball vs. Randolph-Macon
Tuesday, April 23:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Softball faces Randolph-Macon for a double header on April 2. The games will take place at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Rotary Field. View the full softball schedule.
Vinyasa Yoga with Amber
Tuesday, April 25:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Open to all levels of skill, this gentle yoga class gives a mindful, full-body workout while harmonizing breath and movement. Practice yoga postures while training the mind to enjoy the present experience over focusing on past or future outcomes. Held in Shingleton Hall, Shingleton Gymnasium.
Free STI testing
Wednesday, April 31:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Free STI testing Please stop by the Wilkins Wellness Center between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to take advantage of free STI testing. For any questions, contact Wilkins Wellness Center 540-665-4530.
Women’s Lacrosse vs. Virginia Wesleyan
Wednesday, April 33:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Women's lacrosse will host Virginia Wesleyan at 3:30 p.m. at Glo Fiber Field at Shentel Stadium. View the full women's lacrosse schedule.
Baseball vs. Washington & Lee
Wednesday, April 34:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Baseball will host Washington & Lee at 4 p.m. at Kevin Anderson Field at Bridgeforth Stadium. View the full baseball schedule.
Flag Football Tournament Registration Deadline
Wednesday, April 35:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Register for the Flag Football Tournament by 5 p.m. on April 3! The Flag Football Tournament will be held from April 9-21. Teams will be scheduled based on team and field availability. The tournament format will be determined based on the number of teams registered. To register your team and guarantee your spot, visit IMLeagues. For more information, contact Campus Recreation & Wellness at recsports@su.edu
SGA House of Delegates Meeting
Wednesday, April 36:00 pm – 7:00 pm
House of Delegates Meetings are mandatory for club representatives. For more information, contact SGA at sga@su.edu.
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Washington & Lee University
Wednesday, April 37:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Men's Lacrosse vs. Washington & Lee University at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3 at Glo Fiber Field at Shentel Stadium.
Shenandoah Series of Poker
Wednesday, April 37:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Bring your best poker face and play in the third and final qualifying event for this semester on Wednesday, April 3, at 7 p.m. in the Brandt Student Center, Game Room. This event is free, and prizes will be awarded to the top two finishers. The top two players will also earn a seat at the final table! All participants will receive points that accumulate during the semester for more prize opportunities. For more information, please contact recsports@su.edu.
Chaplains in the Residence Halls
Wednesday, April 39:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Every Wednesday, Spiritual Life chaplains will visit a different residence hall on campus to visit with anyone who’s looking for someone to hang out with. Maybe they’ll do some baking. Maybe even some coloring. Maybe just play some board games. Every week will be something new! No agenda at all, just good vibes! This week, they'll be hanging out in University Inn. Come hang out with us!