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A Weekly Look at the Cottey College Campus Cchroniclehronicle Volume XXXI, Number 11, October 28, 2016 The A Weekly Look at the Cottey College Campus CChroniclehronicle volume XXXI, number 11, October 28, 2016 Dear Faculty, Staff and Students, Together, we dared to imagine an Inauguration that would encompass the entire Cottey community. Together, we dared to imagine an opportunity to come together to honor the past and celebrate the future. Together, we dared to imagine a brighter and bolder future and consider our individual commitment to make this future a reality. All this and more, we dared to imagine at the Inauguration of Cottey’s 12th president Jann Rudd Weitzel. On a beautiful fall Saturday afternoon, almost five hundred individuals came together in the Haidee and Allen Wild Center for the Arts, along with hundreds who joined by live stream, to participate in this historic event. It was more than pomp and circumstance; it was the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Cottey College. The planning for this week of celebration began more than nine months ago. It began with Dr. Weitzel’s vision for an Inauguration. It was a vision focused on celebrating Cottey - the accomplishments of our students; the talents of our present and past faculty and staff; and the volunteers who provide leadership on our boards. To that end, many, if not most, of you served on one of the work groups making sure every detail was addressed. As we can all attest, what looked flawless from the outside required planning, rehearsing and executing… and in some instances a little more rehearsing! In the end, the Inauguration we imagined became real – tangible and palatable. As we think about Dr. Weitzel’s speech, we are challenged to do more than imagine the future; together we can create the future of Cottey College. We invite you to visit www.cottey.edu/inauguration to view the videos of Capping, Processional, and Inauguration as well as photos from events throughout the week in the Photo Gallery. With deep gratitude, The Inauguration Planning Committee Blood Drive Tuesday, November 1, 3-7 p.m. CROSS-COUNTRY Center for the Arts, Foyer TODAY! @ 5 p.m. What are you doing this month to save two lives? The answer is easy! Donate blood! The Community Blood Cottey hosts the Region XVI Meet Center of Kansas City supplies the blood for 70 hospitals in Frank Peters Public Golf Course western Missouri and eastern Kansas, so your donation of 17320 E Quail Road - Nevada, MO blood can help save two lives right here in our local area. Click HERE for a map Make an appointment ahead of time at www.savealifenow.org! For more information, contact Helen Lodge, ext. 2104. Katie Wirsing Wednesday, November 2 8:00 p.m. Raney Dining Room Katie's words pour from her body, linking heart, brain, All-Campus and soul on topics from libido to loss to Employee Grandma and dancing. She represented Meeting Denver, Colorado, and competed in the Individual Thursday, November 3 World Poetry Slam 11:00 a.m. competition twice. She has taken her brand of storytelling from coast to Missouri Recital Hall coast, proving her fluency in the language of living is universally appreciated. College Play: The Moors Friday & Saturday, November 4-5 8:00 p.m. Center for the Arts, Auditorium Cottey's Department of Theatre will present Jen Silverman’s play The Moors, under the direction of Prof. Laura Chaney. The play is inspired by the Brontë sisters and Victorian Gothic, with a contemporary twist. Two sisters and a dog live out their lives on the bleak English moors, and dream of love and power. The arrival of a hapless governess and a moor-hen set all three on a strange and dangerous path. The Moors is a dark comedy about love, desperation, and visibility. Tickets are $5.00 for adults, and $4.00 for those under 18 or over 62. Cottey students and staff are free with Cottey I.D. To view a video trailer for the play, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7drwU7ke0kc Multicultural Festival Sunday, November 6 4:30-6:30 p.m. Hinkhouse Center Save the date for this annual celebration of world cultures, to include food from around the world, exhibitions and posters, performances of music and dance, and an international bazaar! Tickets for food are $9.00 for adults and $7.00 for kids 12 and under. Children three and under are free. To pre-order tickets for a discounted rate, contact Oindrila Roy, Sarah Quick, or Paula Chelminska. 2016-2017 Comets Basketball Mark your calendars for these upcoming dates! NOVEMBER 5 Hesston College HOME 1 p.m. 8 Allen Community College HOME 6 p.m. 10 Missouri Valley College Marshall, MO 7 p.m. 14 North Arkansas College Harrison, AR 6 p.m. 18 Ft. Scott CC Classic Ft. Scott, KS 2 p.m. 19 Ft. Scott CC Classic Ft. Scott, KS 4 p.m. 29 North Arkansas College HOME 6 p.m. DECEMBER 2 Ft. Scott CC HOME 6 p.m. 6 Hesston College Hesston, KS 6 p.m. 10 Labette Community College Parsons, KS 2 p.m. JANUARY 7 Ozark Christian College Joplin, MO TBA 11 Wentworth Military Academy Lexington, MO 6:30 p.m. 15 St. Louis Community College HOME 2 p.m. 16 Ottawa University (JV) HOME 6 p.m. 19 Penn Valley Community College HOME 6 p.m. 25 North Central Missouri College HOME 6 p.m. FEBRUARY 4 Wentworth Military Academy HOME 1 p.m. 6 Missouri Valley College (JV) HOME TBA 9 Penn Valley Community College Kansas City, MO 6 p.m. 15 North Central Missouri College Trenton, MO 5:30 p.m. 18 St. Louis Community College St. Louis, MO 1 p.m. 28 Region 16 Play-in game Jefferson City, MO TBA MARCH 2-4 Region 16 Tournament Jefferson City, MO TBA November Birthdays 1 Natalie Herring Enrollment Mgmt 16 Oindrila Roy Faculty 2 Roberta Lawler Housekeeping 16 Norma Simpson Dining Services 4 Mari Anne Phillips Student Life 17 Margaret Haverstic P.E.O. Relations 6 Becky Penn President’s Office 18 Paula Chelminska Faculty 8 Judith Gossett Housekeeping 20 Linda Barker Dining Services 11 Morgan Frew Faculty 21 Deborah Archer Dining Services 11 Kathryn Pivak Faculty 21 Darrell Eaton Physical Plant 12 Erica Sigauke Spiritual Life/Diversity 23 Laurie Vandenburg Dining Services 13 Lois Owings Business Office 25 Helen Lodge Housing/Student Life 14 Perry Fowler Physical Plant 30 Chris Parker Physical Plant 15 Selena Kohel Faculty 30 Deena Stone Dining Services Campus Directories Printed copies of the 2016- 2017 Campus Directory SOFTBALL were recently distributed to offices across campus, in The Cottey College softball team finished up their fall season addition to each suite in the with a sweep of North Arkansas on Friday by scores of residence halls. If any staff 5-1 and 8-7. The Comets improved their record to 9-5 this member, office, or student fall! Marisa Jervis pitched extremely well winning both would like additional hard games and Jackie Nix and Breanna Kelley added home copies, you can contact runs! Breanna Kelley actually hit for the cycle over both Rachel Painter at rpainter@ games with a single, 2 doubles, a triple, and a home run! We cottey.edu, ext. 2140; or stop are extremely proud of their progress this fall and hope to by her office - Main Hall, continue our fall success during the spring season. Room 226. This compiled directory is also available on the Cottey intranet – just click on “Campus Directories” or visit: VOLLEYBALL http://rock.cottey.edu/admin_comp/ webpages/2016-2017-campus-directory.pdf Friday, October 21 vs. Baptist Bible LOSS: 25-16, 25-22, 18-25, 15-25, 14-16 Wednesday, October 26 vs. NEO LOSS: 12-25, 12-25, 20-25 Student & Campus Happenings Presidential Debate Watch Party A watch party for the final presidential debate was held on Wednesday, October 19. This event was attended by almost 40 students, and faculty members Dr. Kanji Watanabe, Dr. Kathy Pivak, and Professor Libby Hanon. We thank the Leadership Institute for providing us with snacks and drinks. We also appreciate Mr. Mike Dombroski’s efforts in putting together a live online poll for students to participate in from their smart phones as they watched the debate. Last, but not the least, we thank students Pierrette Pfingu, Christi-Anne Beatty, Everce Nyamahunge, and Peace Karorero for volunteering during the event. Top Suite Recognition The Wallace Suite from spring 2016 was recognized as having the highest and only average GPA of above 3.5 for that semester. The suite received the traveling residence hall plaque for the second semester in a row. Pictured, from left to right are: Dr. Jann Weitzel, Emily Hart, Mikelah Moyer, Michalea Norbury, and Favour Olaoluwa. Not pictured are Grayce Navratil and Madison Wheatley. Well done, ladies! Class Field Trip Environmental Studies students and members of S.A.V.E. visited the Prairie State Park in Mindenmines, Missouri on Saturday, October 22, with Dr. Ujjaini Das and Dr. Sarah Quick. The students learned about the prairie ecosystem functions and management challenges. Student & Campus Happenings (cont.) National Disability Employment Awareness Month On Tuesday, October 25, as part of celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Cottey collaborated with local and state agencies to hold a Regional Transition and Resource Expo for area adolescents and young adults (ages 14- 26) with disabilities. The Expo provided approximately 100-120 area students, parents, and professional educators with the chance to learn about resources, educational opportunities, and employment options for students with disabilities moving from their high school to post-secondary lives. In addition to serving on the event planning committee, Stephanie McGhee, coordinator of student disability services, academic advising, and student success programming, presented to students, professionals, and parents on accommodations after high school and the differences between high school and post-secondary education, answered participants’ questions about accommodations in higher education one-on-one, and staffed a resource table with information on federal laws related to disabilities, accommodations in higher education, and employment accommodations for individuals with disabilities.
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