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The Campus Voice Alice Lloyd College’S Student Newsletter INSIDE THIS ISSUE The Campus voice Alice Lloyd College’s Student Newsletter INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Hunger Din 2 Menu Birthdays 3 Mountain Laurel Representative Candidates Needed Birthdays 4 Any full-time ALC female student in good social and academic standing and who meets (Cont.) the requirements stipulated by the Mountain Laurel Festival Committee that she be single, never having been married or given birth, may apply to represent ALC at the Life on Campus 5 Pageant the weekend of May 24-27, 2018, in Pineville, KY. The ALC representative will compete with other representatives from colleges and universities statewide to be chosen queen with a prize of $5,000.00. Candidates are judged on poise, personality and overall Education 6 appearance. There is no talent or swimsuit competition. Dept. News More information and application forms for interested female students may be picked up in DSC 205. Deadline is February 26th, 2018. ALC Women’s 7 Basketball Schedule R.A. Fundraiser ALC Men’s 8 Basketball The Resident Advisors are Schedule selling Krispy Kreme dough- ALC Baseball 9 nuts to help with the Spring Schedule Formal expenses. They are only selling the ALC Softball 10 original glazed and you can Schedule contact any R.A. to pur- chase a dozen or several Zu needs a hug! dozens. ALC Tennis 11 Schedule Riddle Riddle Answer 12 I am a food with 5 letters. February 13th- If you remove the first let- ter I am a form of energy. Valentine’s Dance, Remove two and I'm needed to live. Scramble Cushing Hall starting at the last 3 and you can drink me down. What am 8:00 P.M. until 11:00 I ? P.M. Answer on pg. 12 Hunger Din Menu Dinner: Breakfast: Lunch: Monday: Vegetable Soup, Monday: Scrambled Monday: Vegetable Soup, Ham- burgers, Tuscan Valley Rice, Carved Roast Beef, Vegetable Eggs, Hard boiled eggs, French Fries, Buttered Corn, Jambalava, Mashed Potatoes, Hash Browns, Sausage Broccoli Cuts, Salad bar, Sub Winter blend, Links, Pancakes, Hot zone, Pizza station, Rotisserie Creamed Corn, Salad bar, Sub Syrup, Hot Cereals, Waf- station zone, Baked Pasta bar station, fle Bar Tuesday: Broccoli Cheese soup, Rotisserie station Carved Meatloaf, Taco Tuesday, Tuesday: Scrambled Tuesday: Broccoli Cheese soup, Mashed Potatoes, Cauliflower, Sweet and Sour meatballs, Spin- Eggs, Scrambled Den- Mixed Vegetables, Salad bar, ach & Tomato Tortellini, ver eggs, Grilled pota- Sub zone, Pizza station, Rotis- toes w/ onions & peas, serie station Oven roasted potatoes, Smash medley, Green Beans, Salad Wednesday: Tomato Soup, Bacon, French Toast bar, Sub zone, Double cheese- sticks, Hot Syrup, Hot Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Enchi- lada rice & beef, Potato Chips, burger bar, Rotisserie station Cereals, Breakfast burri- Baby carrots, Spinach, Salad bar, Wednesday: Tomato Soup, to Bar Sub zone, Pizza station, Rotis- Carved pork roast, Broccoli rice Wednesday: Scrambled serie station casserole, Au Gratin potatoes, California blend, Baby carrots, Eggs, Fried Eggs, Hash Thursday: Cream of potato Salad bar, Sub zone, Mexican Browns, Sausage Gravy, soup, Buffalo chicken wraps, Soup beans & cornbread, Fried Bar, Rotisserie station Biscuits, Hot Syrup, Hot potatoes, Thursday: Cream of potato Cereals, Breakfast Sham- Mustard greens, Sauerkraut, soup, Carved pit ham, Creamy ble Salad bar, Sub zone, Pizza sta- chicken bake, Scalloped Pota- Thursday: Scrambled tion, Rotisserie station toes, Buttered Corn, Germany blend, Salad bar, Sub zone, Friday: Tortilla soup, Chicken Eggs, Hard boiled eggs, Breakfast bar, Rotisserie station Tater tots, Fried bolo- Sandwich, Vegetable fried rice, French Fries, Peas & carrots, Friday: Tortilla soup, Chicken gna, Pancakes, Hot Syr- Winter blend, Salad bar, Sub Parmesan, Beef & broccoli stir up, Hot Cereals zone, Pizza station, Rotisserie fry, Steamed rice, Italian Blend, Breakfast Quiche station Succotash, Saturday: Tomato Rice Soup, Salad bar, Sub zone, Pizza sta- Friday: Scrambled Eggs, BBO Beef Sandwich, Potato tion Omelet eggs, Hash Chips, Buttered Corn, Salad bar Browns, Sausage Pat- Saturday: Tomato Rice Soup, Sunday: Stuffed pepper soup, Chicken Nuggets, Philly chees- ties, Oatbran pancakes, Carved Turkey, Beef Stroganoff, esteaks, French Fries, Sliced Hot Syrup, Hot Cereals, Mashed Potatoes, Herb sliced Carrots, California blend, Salad Waffle bar squash, Brussel Sprouts, Salad bar, Sub zone bar, Rotisserie station Saturday: Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Gravy, Biscuits, Hot Syrup, Hot Cereals, Waffle bar THE CAMPUS VOICE Birthdays Not Pictured Payton Hacker 2/13 Jaden Hardin Rodney Sizemore 2/13 2/12 Trenton Russell 2/13 Halie Culbertson 2/14 William Sexton 2/18 Austin Estridge 2/14 Garret Gay 2/14 THE CAMPUS VOICE Birthdays Not Pictured Blake Dean 2/15 Benjamin Davidson Noah Stevenson 2/15 2/14 Cody Gregory 2/15 Shawn Hager 2/16 Adrienne Sizemore 2/17 Benjamin Watts Elizabeth Campbell 2/17 2/17 THE CAMPUS VOICE Life on Campus Education Department Announcements TEP (Teacher Education Program) Deadlines *Applications for August Interviews will be due on or before March 19, 2018. This includes the following: *Application *Background Check *ALL recommendations *Drug Test ** Why I Want to be a Teacher **Autobiography ** Philosophy of Education ** Please note. If you are currently enrolled in Education 200, please submit these as you complete them. Case Tests- In order for the Education Department to receive your scores in time for you to interview in January, you must take the Case Tests by no later than July 1, 2018. Student Teaching (Fall 2018) Deadlines The following will be due on or before March 19, 2018 *Application to Student Teach. This includes the following- *Application *Drug Test *Physical *Background Check *Signed Curriculum Guide Sheet * Training Modules *Working Portfolio *Field Experience/ Practicum Hours- *In order to Student Teach in Fall 2018, all field experience hours must be completed and submitted by no later than April 20, 2018. *Praxis Tests- * All applicable parts of the PRAXIS must be taken by the March 5-17 testing window for tests that have an es- say portion and the April 2-14 testing window for tests that are strictly multiple choice. If you have any questions or concerns, please see Sherry Watts in the Education department. ALC’s Student Government Association Front Row: Kaitlyn Calhoun, Lauren Back Row: Hailey Little, Thomas Case, Champion, Madison Mooney, Dorthea Hogg, Taylor Johnson, Kamryn Adams Tyler Wilson, Kaleb Huber ALC Women’s Basketball Schedule 2017-18 February 14 Cincinnati Christian A 5:30-7:30 18 IU Kokomo H 1&3 River States Conference Tournament TBA Lady Eagles are still winning! Congratulations. P A G E 8 ALC Men’s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Home/Away Time February 13 Cincinnati Christian Away 7:30pm University 17 Indiana University Home 3:00pm Kokomo ALICE LLOYD COLLEGE BASEBALL 2018 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY TIME FEBRUARY 16 KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN "AWAY (GRAYSON, KY)" 1:00PM 17 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 3 :00PM/5:00PM 18 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 12:00PM/2:00PM 23 HIWASSEE COLLEGE "AWAY (MADISONVILLE, TN)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 24 HIWASSEE COLLEGE "AWAY (MADISONVILLE, TN)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 27 BLUEFIELD COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM MARCH 3 WRIGHT STATE LAKE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 12:00PM/2:00PM 4 WRIGHT STATE LAKE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 12:00PM 9 OHIO STATE - LIMA "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 12:00PM/2:00PM 10 OHIO STATE - LIMA "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 12:00PM/2:00PM 12/13 BATTLE AT THE SMOKIES "SMOKIES PARK ( Sevierville, TN)" TBA 21 UNIVERSITY OF PIKEVILLE "AWAY (PIKEVILLE, KY)" 3:00PM 23 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 24 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 25 MIAMI UNIVERSITY - "AWAY (MIAMI, OH)" 2:00PM/4:00PM 27 BEREA COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 28 CUMBERLANDS "AWAY (WILLIAMSBURG, KY)" 2:00PM/ (JV) 4:00PM 30 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "AWAY (KNOXVILLE, TN)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 31 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "AWAY (KNOXVILLE, TN)" 1:00PM/3:00PM APRIL 3 UNIVERS.OF PIKEVILLE HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 3:00PM 8 MIAMI UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, 2:00PM/4:00PM 10 NEW RIVER CC HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 3:00PM/5:00PM 11 KENTUCKY STATE "AWAY (LEXINGTON, KY)" 6:00PM 13 HIWASSEE COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 14 HIWASSEE COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 15 WRIGHT STATE LAKE "AWAY (CELINA, OH)" 12:00PM/2:00PM 17 ASBURY UNIVERSITY "AWAY (WILMORE, KY)" 5:00PM 18 CUMBERLANDS "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 2:00P.M./(JV)4:00PM 21 CINCINNATI CLERMONT "AWAY (FLORENCE, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 22 CINCINNATI CLERMONT "AWAY (FLORENCE, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM 24 ASBURY UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 2:00PM/4:00PM 25 KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 2:00PM MAY TBA NCCAA MID-EAST REGIONAL"AWAY (MADISONVILLE, TN)" TBA TBA NCCAA WORLD SERIES "AWAY (EASLEY, SC)" TBA Alice Lloyd College 2018 Softball Schedule February 13 Berea College 2:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 13 Berea College 4:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 20 University Of Pikeville 1:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 20 University Of Pikeville 3:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 25 @Cincinnati Christian 1:00pm Cincinnati, OH 25 @Cincinnati Christian 3:00pm Cincinnati, OH 28 @University of Pikeville 1:00pm Pikeville, KY 28 @University of Pikeville 3:00pm Pikeville, KY March 2 @Bluefield College 1:00pm Bluefield, VA 2 @Bluefield College 3:00pm Bluefield, VA 3 Rochester College 1:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 3 Rochester College 3:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 10 Miami Hamilton 12:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 10 Miami Hamilton 2:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 20 Bluefield College 1:00pm Pippa Passes,
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