Commencement Details
For Commencement details, visit www.dwu.edu/info/commencement.htm.
Information about professional photos is also available on that page.
2007-08 Photos
You’re welcome to copy any of the photos that university relations
took during this school year. Please leave the originals. IT created
a folder at \\dwu\dfs\StudentPublic\2007-2008 Pictures. Photos will
be available through May. If you need a larger version of a particular
photo, contact university relations. Enjoy!
Congratulations
Adria Pazour won ARAMARK’s spring dining surveys grand prize,
a Bose Sound iPod sound system.
2008-09 Student Association Senate Officers
The officers for next year are Jason Lanning, Student Senate President;
Heather Bohlander, Student Senate Vice President; Kyle Schoenfish,
Student Senate Treasurer; Lacey Vanden Berge, Student Senate Rep.
at Large; Cassie DeRocher, Student Ministry Council President; Jennifer
Jorgensen, Student Activities Board President; Rosebud Haukaas, Multicultural
Committee President; and Wade Schoenfelder, Sophomore Class President.
TRiO Peer Tutors and Peer Mentors
A big thank you to all the TRiO Peer Tutors and Peer Mentors for their
hard work and enthusiasm throughout the year.
Peer Tutors: Preston Broughton, Gordon Dobson, Rudy Niewenhuis, Taylor
Olson, Andy Vandenberg, Pam Catalano, Heath Eggleston, Laura Guericke,
Tristan Larsen, Heather Love, Dustin Ludens, Thomas Mack, Angela Noteboom,
Chris Ogle, Cassidy Potter, Carolina Rodriquez, Victoria Swanson
Peer Mentors: Heidi Birkley, Renée Butler, Laura Guericke,
Paula Mettler, Holly Schramm, Heath Eggleston, Mike Molitor
Congratulations to next year’s TRiO
Peer Tutors and Peer Mentors
Peer Tutors: Rosemarie Decker, Heath Eggleston, Stephanie Leist, Heather
Love, Derric Ludens, Abby Mettler, Kara Robertson, Nichole Rueckert,
and Wade Schoenfelder
Peer Mentors: Heidi Birkley, Renée Butler, Laura Guericke,
Kelsie Nebelsick, Heather Love, Rosebud Haukaas, Derric Ludens, John
Olson, Alan Swartz, and Kyle Henderson
Registrar Moved to Smith Hall
The registrar’s office has moved to Smith Hall Room 209. The
telephone number is (605) 995-2676 and 2647.
Successful FCA Bash
Thanks to H&R Salvage for providing the Geo Metro that was destroyed
outside the Campus Center last night!
Opportunity to Serve
Do you love video games? Soda? Computers? iPods? The latest fashion
trends? If you said yes to any of these, there is a place for you
at First Reformed Church in Mitchell. Starting next school year we
have a variety of opportunities for you to be involved in. Various
roles include in our Route 56 ministries which work with our fifth
and sixth grade students, our middle school ministries, our children’s
program, high school ministries (must be 21), music ministries, media
ministries and so much more. Contact Kirby Oaks today to learn more
about how you can get involved. Kirby@firstreformed.com
or 999-6975.
Book Buy Back
No matter where you purchased your textbooks, sell them at the book
buy back from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. through May 2, in front of the DWU
Campus Bookstore. Missouri Book Supply will pay you CASH for your
textbooks. Register to win BP Amoco gasoline cards at the buy back!
Cleaning Out Your Kids' Rooms or Your Bookshelves/Video
Collection?
The Tanzania team, leaving May 15, would be glad to carry over any
good educational toys, games (all pieces/parts included), school supplies,
or jackets, sweaters, coats for kids at the orphanages/school where
we will be working. It's their winter now. We also will be collecting
any books and VHS or DVD videos for adults, adolescents or children
which we will donate to the lending library at the Arusha Community
Church. Donations can be dropped off at Prather Hall.
Summer Internship
The Rural Learning Center in Howard is looking for a talented and
energetic intern to codevelop change in rural communities. The intern
will receive mentoring and direction from the RLC team, network with
leaders and practitioners in the rural community development system
and learn about rural community capacity building. Responsibilities
will include assisting with the development of a framework to deliver
the Rural Housing Development Training Camp Program and developing
a prototype learning network structure that will connect communities
and rural development practitioners across the region. You must be
a full-time student, have a passion for rural communities and be eager
to learn. Salary is $5,000 to $7,000 for the summer. Send an e-mail
to Joe Bartmann stating why you are ‘the one:’ joe.bartmann@rlcenter.net.
Summer Marketing Internship
Martin Group is looking for a marketing intern to work full-time hours
for two to three months this summer. This is a clerical position assisting
with marketing activities and customer events. Duties include: writing
and editing review reports, brochures and/or online content; distributing
internal and external correspondence; collection and compilation of
data for reports and presentations. Candidate should be in pursuit
of or have completed a degree in marketing or another degree with
applicable coursework. The successful candidate will possess strong
writing and editing skills and have strong organizational skills.
Apply by submitting your resume on the Careers page of their Web site
at www.martin-group.com.
