The Bruin Community Pantry food bank will be open during the following hours now through Aug. 27.
Check out the website for more information.
Don’t forget to pick up your free copy of The Student Collective 2020-21 edition at the Information Desk in the Stevens Center while supplies last!
Phase II is open to all George Fox students who are working this summer only. (Phase II is not open to staff, employees or parents.) If you are interested, please stop by the Thomas Center this week (May 11-14) between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Check in at the Plant Services office when you arrive so that we can direct you to what is available. If there are six people in the custodial bay, you will be directed to wait outside the custodial bay (outside the building) for your turn.
As always, please leave the tables organized. This makes the experience of “shopping” easier for everyone. Questions can be directed to the Plant Services Office at ext. 2010.
Thank you!
Campus Recreation will offer its School of Rock class this month, free of charge for George Fox students and employees!
School of Rock covers the basics of rock-climbing techniques, movements and skills. Looking to take your climbing knowledge to the next level? This course is perfect for you! Join our skilled and professionally certified instructors to learn more about how to climb better and how to refine your skills.
New to climbing? No problem! Have you been climbing for awhile? This course is also perfect for you! We will cover footwork, basic and intermediate movement techniques, handhold positioning, climbing terminology, body positioning, and much more! Want personalized coaching? This is also a great opportunity to get some of that.
This course has four sessions, one hour each night. Please plan to come for all of them, if possible. Register by going here. Here are the dates (all classes meet from 6 to 7 p.m.):
Have any questions? Please reach out to Austin at ashirazi17@georgefox.edu.
Campus Public Safety will be conducting its annual bicycle roundup starting today (Monday). If you are staying on campus over the summer and plan to keep a bike here, please come to the Campus Public Safety office to get a sticker ID so that your bike will not be removed.
At the end of the spring semester, a university-wide bicycle cleanup is done. Bicycles that are illegally parked, unregistered or inoperable are impounded. Bicycle racks need to be cleared to do routine maintenance to the bicycle racks and surrounding areas.
Bicycles may not be stored on the campus during the summer semester. Bicycle claims can be made at the Campus Public Safety office.
Students using their bikes during the summer must move their bikes to the nearest rack of their summer housing.
Bicycles that are not picked up from the impound lot within 60 days will be forwarded to the local charities at the discretion of the Campus Public Safety office. Junk bicycles will be recycled.
Questions? Contact Elrike Shaw at eshaw@georgefox.edu.
The Bruin Community Pantry food bank will be open during the following hours starting Monday, May 10, through Aug. 27.
Check out the website for more information.
The George Fox College of Engineering invites high school students ages 16Â to 18 to join us for our inaugural high school Maker Camp July 12-16!
If you know a high school student who loves hands-on projects, figuring out how things work, and exploring the latest technologies in making, send them this link to register for Maker Camp 2021.
Participants will expand their skills with 3-D modeling and printing, automation, computer programming and design as they work alongside George Fox engineering students and faculty to create their own custom engineering devices, utilize industry tools and equipment, and make new friends.
We will take time each day to engage in spiritual reflection, build relationships, and enjoy the beautiful George Fox campus. Maker Camp participants will hear from industry professionals about ways engineering intersects with their walk with Christ and why, as a Christian, they love being in the field of engineering.
Contact Tamara Wytsma (twytsma@georgefox.edu) with any questions.
Come support artists from the George Fox community at the First Friday pop-up art sale today (Friday) from 5 to 8 p.m. on the porch at 700 E. Sheridan St.
The university’s own Jillian Sokso, Tim Timmerman and Jennifer Loop will be among those showcasing their work. There will be stickers, prints, works on paper, paintings, ceramics and more from several artists. Please stop by and shop some local art!
If you have any questions, please reach out to Jillian Sokso at jsokso@georgefox.edu.
The College of Physical Therapy will host its fourth annual Health and Wellness Week from Monday through Wednesday, May 17-19, at the new Medical Sciences Building.
Three free classes will be offered, with all scheduled from 6 to 7 p.m.:
Click here for more information about each class and to register.
Questions? Contact Jason Brumitt (jbrumitt@georgefox.edu).
If you’ve walked by Klages and Pennington, you’ve probably noticed the marked-off area in the grass. Plant Services discovered broken underground lines on Friday, before commencement. Now that our guests have left the campus, Plant Services is resolving the issue.
Until the service is restored, the following buildings have disruption:
Thank you for your patience as we work to restore service. Contact Dixie Downey (ddowney@georgefox.edu) with questions.
Campus Recreation will offer its School of Rock class this month, free of charge for George Fox students and employees!
School of Rock covers the basics of rock-climbing techniques, movements and skills. Looking to take your climbing knowledge to the next level? This course is perfect for you! Join our skilled and professionally certified instructors to learn more about how to climb better and how to refine your skills.
New to climbing? No problem! Have you been climbing for awhile? This course is also perfect for you! We will cover footwork, basic and intermediate movement techniques, handhold positioning, climbing terminology, body positioning, and much more! Want personalized coaching? This is also a great opportunity to get some of that.
This course has four sessions, one hour each night. Please plan to come for all of them, if possible. Register by going here. Here are the dates (all classes meet from 6 to 7 p.m.):
Have any questions? Please reach out to Austin at ashirazi17@georgefox.edu.
Campus Public Safety will be conducting its annual bicycle roundup starting Monday, May 10. If you are staying on campus over the summer and plan to keep a bike here, please come to the Campus Public Safety office to get a sticker ID so that your bike will not be removed.
At the end of the spring semester, a university-wide bicycle cleanup is done. Bicycles that are illegally parked, unregistered or inoperable are impounded. Bicycle racks need to be cleared to do routine maintenance to the bicycle racks and surrounding areas.
Bicycles may not be stored on the campus during the summer semester. Bicycle claims can be made at the Campus Public Safety office.
Students using their bikes during the summer must move their bikes to the nearest rack of their summer housing.
Bicycles that are not picked up from the impound lot within 60 days will be forwarded to the local charities at the discretion of the Campus Public Safety office. Junk bicycles will be recycled.
Questions? Contact Elrike Shaw at eshaw@georgefox.edu.
To all students and employees: It has been requested by our neighbors at Friendsview that you do not park in their small gravel lot across from Duke. They barely have room for their own staff. That lot is for Friendsview employees only.
Please park in the university lots provided for your use. We thank you, and so does Friendsview.
Come support artists from the George Fox community at the First Friday pop-up art sale this Friday, May 7, from 5 to 8 p.m. on the porch at 700 E. Sheridan St.
The university’s own Jillian Sokso, Tim Timmerman and Jennifer Loop will be among those showcasing their work. There will be stickers, prints, works on paper, paintings, ceramics and more from several artists. Please stop by and shop some local art!
If you have any questions, please reach out to Jillian Sokso at jsokso@georgefox.edu.
Yamhill County Public Health is sponsoring two COVID-19 vaccination events. Please click on the link for registration instructions.
If you have not visited your George Fox email in the last two days, please do! Your George Fox paperless e-billing statement was delivered to you yesterday, May 3. Please forward it to anyone assisting you with payment.
As a reminder for grad and ADP students, you will no longer receive a paper-printed bill in addition to the electronic statement.
Questions? Contact Jenny Getsinger (jgetsing@georgefox.edu).
Interested in grant writing or grant management that supports George Fox University? The university’s advancement office invites you to join us for our annual George Fox grant training session on Wednesday, May 12.
Join either our novice or master grant training tracks. Learn more about new grant registration and approval processes, hear from funded grant leaders, and get answers to timely questions.
Please submit this quick survey by Monday, May 10, to RSVP for one of the limited seats. Unable to attend on May 12? Don’t worry: Complete the survey on the above link to indicate your preference for future grant training invitations.
We value your input, and thank you for your help!
– The Advancement Office
Yamhill County Public Health is sponsoring two COVID-19 vaccination events. Please click on the link for registration instructions.
The George Fox College of Engineering invites high school students ages 16Â to 18 to join us for our inaugural high school Maker Camp July 12-16!
If you know a high school student who loves hands-on projects, figuring out how things work, and exploring the latest technologies in making, send them this link to register for Maker Camp 2021.
Participants will expand their skills with 3-D modeling and printing, automation, computer programming and design as they work alongside George Fox engineering students and faculty to create their own custom engineering devices, utilize industry tools and equipment, and make new friends.
We will take time each day to engage in spiritual reflection, build relationships, and enjoy the beautiful George Fox campus. Maker Camp participants will hear from industry professionals about ways engineering intersects with their walk with Christ and why, as a Christian, they love being in the field of engineering.
Contact Tamara Wytsma (twytsma@georgefox.edu) with any questions.
Carlton Way will not be accessible to through traffic on Saturday and Sunday, as it will be used for the commencement route. All parking lots, with the exception of the Le Shana lot, will be used during commencement.
Students who are moving out of Pennington, Edwards and Weesner Village must vacate their parking spots by 9:30 a.m. today (Saturday). The drive-through commencement will be going directly through those areas all day until 7 p.m. on Saturday night. Those who have not vacated those parking areas might be trapped until commencement is over. Please plan accordingly.
Questions? Call the Campus Public Safety office at 503-554-2090 or email Elrike Shaw at eshaw@georgefox.edu.
