Interested in studying abroad in Ecuador? Meet with Greg Belgum on Tuesday, Feb. 23, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Canyon Commons for more information regarding their program and application information.
Do you want to give your friends and loved ones at Fox a Valentine’s Day gift? If so, support George Fox students by purchasing a gift box for only $10 each.
There are three box options available. Visit our Instagram and click on the link in the bio to access our Google Form to purchase one. We have both delivery and pick-up options. Requests are being taken until Monday, Feb. 8.
Box Option 1
Chocolate rose, chocolate bear, root beer, teddy bear, lollipop, Fun Dip, and a personalized note
Box Option 2
Mug, mug treat, chocolate rose, filled candy stick, lollipop, Fun Dip, and a personalized note
Box Option 3
Multipurpose tool, teddy bear, assorted chocolate box, root beer, lollipop, Fun Dip, and a personalized note
Join us in starting seeds for our community garden! Come learn how to start seeds in order to get a head start on the growing season. The seed-planting party will be held tomorrow (Saturday) at 3 p.m. behind HMS at the sand volleyball courts.
Gardening gloves are not required, but due to COVID, you can provide your own if needed.
If you have any cardboard boxes that you would like to donate, please strip the tape and packing labels off and bring them to the party. We will use the boxes in preparing the garden for the spring.
Join the Catholic Campus Fellowship for a game night tonight (Friday) starting at 7 p.m.! Gather in Stevens 101 for tasty snacks, friendly competition, and fellowship.
Curious about traditional Christianity? Bring your questions to a panel of Catholic and Orthodox professors and staff this Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 7 p.m. in Hoover 105!
Join us for snacks and to learn about what it’s like to live in the Catholic and Orthodox faiths.
We invite you to celebrate Skylar Rae’s new play, Hakugame, directed by Lydia Crist, as we encourage the next generation of storytellers. The play will take place via Zoom tomorrow (Saturday) at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are free.
Hakugame description:
A young prisoner, slated for death, is spared by her executioner under the condition she must become his apprentice. Join us for an unexpected tale of revenge, grit, mortality, and morality where the real enemy lies hidden in plain sight.
Contact Rhett Luedtke (rluedtke@georgefox.edu) for the Zoom link to the reading. See you there!
Know someone with a story that should be heard? Nominate them to be included in the yearbook! Fill out and submit the form on The Student Collective website. Story portrait nominations are due tomorrow (Saturday).
We know this year has changed childcare needs for many families. The following survey is being conducted to evaluate the current and future childcare needs for our staff and students at George Fox near our main Newberg campus. Take the survey here.
Thank you for your input into the process of determining a possible need for on-campus childcare.
Students are encouraged to join a Life Group this semester! Sign up here.
Life Groups are led by staff, professors, local pastors and church leaders, and seniors and provide a space for students to gather for weekly prayer, Bible study and fellowship.
Groups typically meet for an hour to 90 minutes. Most groups will begin the week of Feb. 22 and end the week of April 9. Your Life Group leader will contact you with additional details by the Friday prior to the start of your group.
This spring, all of our groups will be meeting either by Zoom or hybrid. Hybrid groups will meet primarily via Zoom, but may occasionally meet outdoors as the weather, state and university regulations, and participants’ comfort permit.
Throughout the pandemic, Life Groups run through the Office of Spiritual and Intercultural Life will also be eligible for SpiL credit.
Planning something fun with your friends for the mid-semester holiday? The community life fund is willing to pay up to $250 for community-building activities, and you may qualify to use it. Apply here!
Passionate about exercise and wellness? Campus Recreation and the Hadlock Student Center are looking for additional group fitness instructors to join our team!
Instructors lead classes for students and employees of all fitness levels through exercise progressions in their areas of expertise. Instructor positions are open to all current George Fox students, staff and faculty.
Instructors are needed for both in-person and virtual classes. Classes in need of instructors include yoga, core, boot camp, cycle, kickboxing, barre, POUND, HIIT, WERQ, PiYo, TRX, and more!
Don’t see your discipline or interest area listed here? Let us know on the application and we can consider adding a new class. Know of anyone else who would be interested in this opportunity? Please send this information to them.
Interested in pursuing a career as a chiropractor? Join the Exercise Science Club to hear from Dr. David Scheiner of Life Chiropractic College West for an informational meeting tonight (Thursday)at 6 p.m. via Zoom.
Dr. Scheiner will be talking about the program at LCCW and will be available to answer questions. We hope to see you there!
Have you been feeling trapped inside recently? Then consider coming to our weekly run club meeting. This is a great chance to run together, meet new people, and connect with friends. Join us tomorrow (Friday), as we will meet in front of Hadlock every Friday at 3:30 p.m.
We will run together at any pace! The goal for us is to have fun and encourage each other. If a decent number of people show, we could potentially have multiple pace groups.
To keep everyone safe, we will be running six feet apart and following COVID guidelines. We hope to see you there!
Do you know any high school educators who would like help in their online classroom?
We are GFU EPIC (Engineering Project Innovation Commission), a Servant Engineering project team tasked with aiding high school teachers with frustrations regarding online learning.
We desire to come alongside high school educators, listen to their ideas, and brainstorm how we might be able to help them in an online learning environment.
If you know an educator looking for help in the classroom, have them visit our website, where they can get more information and have the opportunity to fill out a brainstorming form.
We invite you to celebrate Skylar Rae’s new play, Hakugame, directed by Lydia Crist, as we encourage the next generation of storytellers. The play will take place via Zoom this Saturday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are free.
Hakugame description:
A young prisoner, slated for death, is spared by her executioner under the condition she must become his apprentice. Join us for an unexpected tale of revenge, grit, mortality, and morality where the real enemy lies hidden in plain sight.
Contact Rhett Luedtke (rluedtke@georgefox.edu) for the Zoom link to the reading. See you there!