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Valparaiso University Editorial Style Guide
Valparaiso University Editorial Style Guide Compiled and edited by Integrated Marketing and Communications Updated July 2017 The following guidelines follow Associated Press and Chicago Manual of Style. This style should be used for all Valparaiso University marketing and communications, including but not limited to print materials (brochures, event programs, fact sheets, etc.); web copy (stories, releases, department pages, etc.); email; and social media. For style questions not referenced here, consult the Associated Press Stylebook. In general: • Always use Valparaiso University, Valpo, or the University when referring to Valparaiso University. Never use Valparaiso, VU, or Valpo University. • Never break the word Valparaiso, University, or Valpo. • Capitalize University as a standalone when referring to Valparaiso University. • Lowercase university when using as an adjective or Valparaiso University could not take its place in the sentence, i.e., when used generally or to refer to other universities. • Use one space between sentences and following colons or other punctuation. • Use serial commas in all marketing materials. Omit the serial comma only for materials sent to media outlets. Example: students, faculty, and staff • Use a space before and after em dash, en dash (with the exception of numerical ranges), or ellipses. • Review the document to ensure the type font is consistent for text, headers, and headlines. • It is recommended that font size be set at 10-point font or larger. 2 a, an — Use the article a before consonant sounds and an before vowel sounds. Example: a historic event an homage abbreviations and acronyms — Never use V.U. or VU as an acronym for Valparaiso University.
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BOUGHIE LEAVES?A12 FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 2008 Valparaiso University's 2007 & 2008 Indiana Student Newspaper College Weekly of the Year THE VOTE COUNTS Tim Stride / The Torch Junior Dana Dutcher and sophomore Alex Johnson, student body vice presidential candidates, debated in the Christopher Center community room on Thursday. The presidential debate was conducted on The Source 95, because one candidate, junior Liane Joshua, is studying in Washington, D.C. Sophomore Ben Barnard is also running for president. ing in Washington, D.C, a period of change in al- President, VP this semester. most 20 years," Barnard the facts Simultaneously, vice said. "I expect that these The 2008 student body president races contested for presidential candidates new administrators will and vice president elections are the Dana Dutcher and Alex be coming in saying, 'How first contested or controversy-free first time since '05 Johnson debated in . the 8 do we do this?' Part of the executive races at VU in four years. Christopher Center com answer will come from the • 2005 - Presidential candidate Colin Selbo munity room. student body and that's a Amy Stark was disqualified for an Torch Assistant Editor Barnard quickly tried big deal." undisclosed grievance. Adam King Brad Anderson to distinguish himself as need and desire as well as what pro Joshua also talked assumed the presidency, despite losing the general election vote, Torch News Editor the experience candidate, citing his spective students need and desire," about the need to let administrators two years on Student Senate, work Joshua said, citingjaer time working know what students are thinking.
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THE MAGAZINE OF THE GREATER VALPARAISO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Vol. 13 Issue 1 | Winter 2013 Valparaiso VMMagazine Chuck Worden Lifetime Valparaiso Resident GROWING A SALUTE TO Leadership2012 800-727-6337 • www.nwicp.com | Vol. 13 Issue 1 PAGE 4 Winter 2013 GROWING COVER Valparaiso Magazine Valparaiso VM PAGE 14 Valpo Chamber Business Awards PAGE 18 A Salute to Leadership FEATURES SECTIONS PAGE 12 New Member Investors New Board-approved members A publication of the Greater Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce. 162 W. Lincolnway, Valparaiso, IN 46383 PAGE 17 Phone (219) 462-1105, Fax (219) 462-5710 Business Snapshot [email protected] BridgePoint Church valparaisochamber.org PAGE 22 Business Snapshot House of Fabian GREATER VALPARAISO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PAGE 23 Rex Richards, President Member Investor Julie Gaskell, Vice President, Operations Anniversaries Danielle Oeding, Vice President, Sales & Marketing VALPARAISO MAGAZINE is published A showcase of members who have Susan Antoszewski, Marketing & quarterly by the Greater Valparaiso demonstrated ongoing commitment Communications Specialist Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 330, Kurt Gillins, Programs Director Valparaiso, IN 46384-0330. PAGE 24 Christine Pazdur, Accounting Director Around Town Sue Stymiest, Resource Director To submit “Around Town” entries, Local business news call (219) 462-1105 or send to: PAGE 29 [email protected], Attn: Editor. Business Snapshot VALPARAISO MAGAZINE Locks of Fun Publisher: Rex Richards For advertising inquiries, Editor: Susan Antoszewski call (219) 462-1105, Attn: Danielle. PAGE 31 Sales: Danielle Oeding Ask an Expert Design and Production: Morse + Harris Marketing VALPARAISO MAGAZINE circulates “How Can I Provide the Cover/Feature Photography: Aran Kessler Photo.Imaging 18,000 copies per issue by direct mail to Best Customer Service?” Printing: Home Mountain Printing all businesses, and, on a rotating basis, PAGE 33 Mailing: Flanagin’s Bulk Mail Service to most households in the 46383, 46384 Business Spotlight and 46385 zip codes.
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Oct. 16–18, 2015
OCT. 16–18, 2015 valp end o.edu/familyweek JOIN US Dear Valpo Family: The Valparaiso University Parents Council, in partnership with University Programming Council, invites you to participate in Family Weekend! This weekend is a perfect opportunity for your family to reconnect with your student while exploring Valpo’s campus and all it has to offer. The weekend is about three things — Valpo, family, and fun for all! Visit valpo.edu/familyweekend for further details, including a list of area hotels. Students are welcome to attend all activities — be sure to include their information on the registration form. Registration deadline is Friday, Oct. 9. The registration deadline to purchase Family Weekend t-shirts is Friday, Oct. 2. Register online at valpo.edu/familyweekend, or by calling 219.464.5142. We hope you will join us for this exciting weekend. Go Valpo, Tom ’81 and Carolyn ’82 Beck, Parents Council Co-chairs Rebecca Kazdoy, University Programming Council Classics Chair 2 2015 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FAMILY WEEKEND REGISTRATION CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT Harre Union, Vie Atrium Lobby Harre Union, Vie Atrium Lobby Start off your weekend by picking up your official The 2015 VUAA ornament will be available for purchase for $15 registration packet, including name tags and event passes. at registration. Ornaments from some previous years also will be Any changes or updates to the weekend schedule will be available for $10. posted. Friday, Oct. 16, 6 – 8:30 p.m. BRAUER MUSEUM OF ART Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Valparaiso University Center for the Arts Works from the Brauer Museum of Art’s permanent collection GUILD CARE PACKAGES will be on display.
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Clawing Ahead Cupid 101 The Chicago State Cougars Be My Valentine Song A look at what tunes to play on A look at the history of fell prey to VU's men's Valentine's Day from Roman basketball team Monday A12 Tuesday whether you '11 be moping or makins out B8 times to the present B5 2005 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER TUITION FOR 2005-2006 ANNOUNCED Board of directors OK's lowest percentage increase in over ten years Aaron Bobb health care benefits have a significant universities have yet to release their budg to enlarge the endowment," Syrcle said. NEWS EDITOR impact." et number for the next academic year, the "The larger the endowment, the less we're Harre also noted that mmmmmmmm figures that have been dependent on tuition." Valparaiso University students will be providing students and "To maintain an released are comparable to If the Board of Directors had not paying more tuition next year, but the faculty with up-to-date VU's. raised tuition, employees of VU would increase is the smallest one since 1994. technology has a bearing institution of this "Early indications are likely have been the ones to lose out, since At its January meeting, the VU Board on costs. However, con quality annually that we would be in the 'other costs covered by tuition money - of Directors set 2005-2006 undergraduate struction of the requires additional mainstream of what other such as utility bills - remain fixed. tuition at $22,000, an increase of 4.76 per Christopher Center for institutions are doing," "It would have a negative impact on cent compared to this year's rate.
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GRADUATE CATALOG the Graduate School Phone: 219-464-5313 Toll Free: 800-821-7685 Web Site
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Valparaiso University Editorial Style Guide
Valparaiso University Editorial Style Guide Compiled and edited by Integrated Marketing and Communications Updated December 2018 The following guidelines follow Associated Press and Chicago Manual of Style. This style should be used for all Valparaiso University marketing and communications, including but not limited to print materials (brochures, event programs, fact sheets, etc.); web copy (stories, releases, department pages, etc.); email; and social media. For style questions not referenced here, consult the Associated Press Stylebook. In general: • Always use Valparaiso University, Valpo, or the University when referring to Valparaiso University. Never use Valparaiso, VU, or Valpo University. • Never break the word Valparaiso, University, or Valpo. • Capitalize University as a standalone when referring to Valparaiso University. • Lowercase university when using as an adjective or Valparaiso University could not take its place in the sentence, i.e., when used generally or to refer to other universities. • Use one space between sentences and following colons or other punctuation. • Use serial commas in all marketing materials. Omit the serial comma only for materials sent to media outlets. Example: students, faculty, and staff • Use a space before and after em dash, en dash (with the exception of numerical ranges), or ellipses. • Review the document to ensure the type font is consistent for text, headers, and headlines. • It is recommended that font size be set at 10-point font or larger. 2 a, an — Use the article a before consonant sounds and an before vowel sounds. Example: a historic event an homage abbreviations and acronyms — Never use V.U. or VU as an acronym for Valparaiso University.
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NO MORE HORTON STAR BACK OUT, The One Man Duo PAGE A12 Add-2's rise to campus stardom, page B3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2006 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER STARTING THE CONVERSATION Project promotes discussion, encourages reflection on fifth anniversary of Sept. 11 Jonn EatoEaton tnthe crascrasnh ssite,ite "" NeuchterleiNeuchterleinn I said. TORCH NEWS EDITOR That night, his neighbor hood cafe was packed with On Monday evening, the Valparaiso people, all exchanging stories University Conversations Project brought and trying to make sense of together dozens of VU undergraduate and what happened. Months later, law students, faculty and members of the however, the only aspect of Valparaiso community. Nuechterlein's life that had The project, which meets in the changed was the fact that he Christopher Center, has a twofold mission. could now hear aircraft forev The main goal of the project is to promote er circling overhead, protect non-partisan, non-confrontational discussion ing New York airspace. of current issues. "That constant reminder "Another goal is to bring the law school that it could happen again was into conversation with the university and all that remained of that fate bring the entire university into conversation ful and horrific day," with the community," said Jeremy Telman, Nuechterlein said. assistant professor of law and one of the Petty Officer Mark chief organizers of the VU Conversations Evans of the United States Project. Coast Guard was based in The evening began with a poetry read Crescent City, Calif., in Sept. ing. After observing a moment of silence, 2001. Following the attacks, host Bruce Berner, the law school's associate his station took part in dean for academic affairs, introduced that inspecting and escorting all night's three panelists.
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Mission Statement
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Valparaiso University MISSION STATEMENT Valparaiso University, a community of learning dedicated to excellence and grounded in the Lutheran tradition of scholarship, freedom, and faith, prepares students to lead and serve in both church and society. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Undergraduate Academic Calendar . 3 Valparaiso in Brief . 5 Academic Programs . 9 International Study Programs . 19 Facilities for Learning . 26 Honors and Awards . 30 Student Life. 33 College of Arts and Sciences . 44 Christ College . 191 College of Business Administration . 196 College of Engineering . 212 College of Nursing . 233 Interdisciplinary Programs . 238 Reserve Officer Training Corps. 247 Graduate Division . 251 School of Law . 252 Summer Sessions. 253 College of Adult Scholars . 254 Admission . 260 Registration . 266 Academic Policies . 267 Tuition and Fees . 275 Expenses . 277 Housing Regulations . 278 Refund Policy . 280 Financial Aid. 282 Scholarships . 283 Loan Funds . 288 Faculty . 296 Administration . 314 Board of Directors . 315 General Education Courses. 322 Index . 326 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 2008-2009 SESSIONS VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY BULLETIN (USPS 656-460) Volume 83, July 1, 2008, Number 1 http://www.valpo.edu Valparaiso University Information Operator: 219-464-5000 Published four times yearly (July, August, September and November) by The Lutheran University Association, Inc., Valparaiso, IN 46383-6493. Second class postage paid at Valparaiso, Indiana. 1 The General Catalog of Valparaiso University is designed to describe the programs of the University and to give that information needed to guide students in the successful achievement of their academic goals. Nevertheless, the material is for information only and does not make a contract between the student and the University.
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Volume 90, Issue 17 Valparaiso University February 6,1998. WVUR shuts down to train disc jockeys After offensive program, station discusses the need for a new harassment policy By Erin Carey had been shut down early on members, had approached the Senior News Editor Jan. 25 after the VUPD respond security guards, concerned by ed to a call about underage the condition of the minors. He If you try to tune your drinkers in the house. VUPD said it was this group, and not radio onto WVUR-FM arrested three intoxicated the individual male, that made 95.1, all you'll find is static. minors after they spotted them the decision to call the police. WVUR voluntarily fleeing from the house. "We have rules in the ceased broadcasting after a According to Chief Ed Lloyd, Greek system ... and they need program of an "offensive there was no indication that they to stick with that," the male stu and defamatory nature" had been drinking in the house. dent said. was aired from 2 to One of the 4 p.m. Friday. In a "Although we don't feel DJ's, Jeremiah letter to the Torch, Posedel's, response the station's man what we did was illegal, was, "The kid should agement accepted n't have been (t)here." responsibility for we know it was distaste As heard in a the program, and ful ... none of the tape recording of the announced that the show, following the two disc jockey's of actions we described "skit," the DJs talked to the show had been callers who, for the dismissed.
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