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The College of Business invites you to attend a sports marketing/management event tomorrow (Tuesday) from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus.

Lynn Lashbrook, founder/CEO of Sports Management Worldwide, and an NFL-certified agent with years of experience, will be sharing on how to break into the multi-billion dollar sports industry. In addition, Lashbrook will share about sports business courses designed to complement your George Fox education.

Networking opportunity: Are you looking to make great connections and get firsthand information about the sports industry? If so, guest experts from Nike, Adidas, Wild Canyon Games, the Portland Timbers, Converse, Media Cabin Productions and NetBiz, among others, will be on hand to support you in your career pursuits. These professionals are ready to network and talk with you about the tremendous number of job opportunities in the dynamic world of sports.

You don’t want to miss this fantastic opportunity! Faculty, please let your students know about this event.

Questions? Contact Sidney Tafflinger at stafflinger@georgefox.edu.

The College of Business invites you to attend a sports marketing/management event this Tuesday, April 1, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus.

Lynn Lashbrook, founder/CEO of Sports Management Worldwide, and an NFL-certified agent with years of experience, will be sharing on how to break into the multi-billion dollar sports industry. In addition, Lashbrook will share about sports business courses designed to complement your George Fox education.

Networking opportunity: Are you looking to make great connections and get firsthand information about the sports industry? If so, guest experts from Nike, Adidas, Wild Canyon Games, the Portland Timbers, Converse, Media Cabin Productions and NetBiz, among others, will be on hand to support you in your career pursuits. These professionals are ready to network and talk with you about the tremendous number of job opportunities in the dynamic world of sports.

You don’t want to miss this fantastic opportunity! Faculty, please let your students know about this event.

Questions? Contact Sidney Tafflinger at stafflinger@georgefox.edu.

Worried about those final papers?

The Portland Writing Center can help! A Writing Center consultant can help you with developing your thesis; grammar and punctuation; organizing your arguments; citation formatting (MLA, APA or Turabian); structuring your paragraphs; and using software effectively (e.g., Word, EndNote).

Appointments are available in person or distance. For more information, e-mail wc@georgefox.edu or call 503-554-6055.

All Newberg, Portland, Salem and Redmond offices will be closed this Friday, March 28, for the spring break holiday. The Newberg and Portland libraries and bookstores will be closed as well.

Brad Neary, director of the Saint John’s Bible Heritage Program, will display Volume 6 (the Gospels and Acts) on the Newberg campus today (Thursday) in Hoover 250 from 1 to 2 p.m.

Come and take a look at this historic project (the first of its kind for more than 500 years), which combines the biblical text with contemporary art and amazing calligraphy as part of a historic, international endeavor.

You can read more about the project at this link. Questions? Contact Paul Anderson at panderso@georgefox.edu.

Please complete the LibQUAL Lite Library Survey. If you have already filled out the survey, thank you! If not, we ask you to take five to seven minutes to click the link below and help us by taking the survey.

Only you can tell us how well we are serving your library needs, and you can enter to win one $50 or 10 $25 Amazon gift cards.

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Change to previous announcement: The Textbook Annex will be open next week (March 17-21). It will not be staffed during spring break, but the main BlueZone Store will be open and we’ll be happy to service any immediate textbook needs. Both locations will be closed for the campus holiday on Friday, March 28.

The Textbook Annex will be closed for two weeks beginning March 15 to complete our annual inventory process. You may still order online at gfubookstore.com and have your books sent to your campus box or home address. Online orders will be processed, but the Annex will not be staffed for in-store sales.

Please note: The main BlueZone Store will remain open for business through March 27. Both locations will be closed on Friday, March 28.

Questions? Contact Sandy Gidding at sgidding@georgefox.edu.

Make plans to join us for the university’s Spring Faculty Lecture, “Miley Cyrus, the Google Algorithm and the New Epistemology,” presented by Ken Badley from our education department, at 5:30 p.m. tonight (Tuesday), in Hoover 105. There is no charge to attend.

The lecture will be preceded by a Richter Scholars Symposium beginning at 5 p.m. in the Hoover lobby (food will be served). The Richter Scholars program enables undergraduate and graduate students to receive funding for independent research projects conducted with a faculty mentor.

Lecture Description

What connection does Miley Cyrus have to the Google algorithm? Badley argues that cultural trends have changed how we think, what knowledge we value, and how we judge wisdom. Our obsession with celebrities, our immersion in digital technology, and our high-irony combine to leave us wondering what is worthwhile and who will guide our steps.

About Ken Badley

Badley, recipient of the university’s 2013 Faculty Award for Excellence in Research/Scholarship at the graduate level, serves in George Fox’s doctoral program in education. He completed his PhD dissertation at the University of British Columbia by examining what Christian educators mean by the phrase, “the integration of faith and learning.”

His current writing projects include applying architectural theory to curriculum and course design, and gathering a collection of quotations which are all deliberately misattributed to either Jesus, Polonius, Yogi Berra or Groucho Marx.

Do you ever find yourself frustrated with the lack of gender equity in today’s workplace? So are we! Leading Change: Altering Perceptions, a College of Business-sponsored event, is a chance to engage in this conversation with dynamic leaders.

Please join us Wednesday, March 12, in Hoover 105 on the Newberg campus.

Here is the schedule:

• 4-4:30: Keynote speaker, Melissa Berndt, AKT Group
• 4:30-5:30: Panel discussion
• 5:30-6:30: Networking and hors d’oeuvres

Panel members include Deb Sepich, TMG 3 Consulting; Matt McKenzie, CUI Inc.; Dr. Doreen Dodgen-Magee, PsyD; Jill Nguyen, First Republic Trust Company; Judge Darleen Ortega, Oregon Court of Appeals; and Mandy Huth, Tripwire.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email Morgan Blomstrom at mblomstrom10@georgefox.edu.

All are invited to join us for a session, “Women Serving AND Leading: The Role of Presence and Power in Servant Leadership,” from 3:30 to 5 p.m. this afternoon (Tuesday) in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus. Our own MaryKate Morse from the seminary will be presenting.

Women and men in institutional environments can default to traditional roles of men primarily leading and women primarily serving. Jesus led and served, and he invited women and men to do the same.

This presentation by MaryKate explores the unique challenges women face as servant-leaders and suggests ways men and women might support each other on the journey. We hope you can join us! Refreshments will be served. The event is sponsored by the Leadership Development Initiative.

Questions? Email Sarah Baldwin at sbaldwin@georgefox.edu.

Please complete the LibQUAL Lite Library Survey. If you have already filled out the survey, thank you! If not, we ask you to take about six minutes to click the link below and help us by taking the survey.

Only you can tell us how well we are serving your library needs, and you can enter to win prizes!

LibQUAL Lite Library Survey

All are invited to join us for a session, “Women Serving AND Leading: The Role of Presence and Power in Servant Leadership,” from 3:30 to 5 p.m. tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday) in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus. Our own MaryKate Morse from the seminary will be presenting.

Women and men in institutional environments can default to traditional roles of men primarily leading and women primarily serving. Jesus led and served, and he invited women and men to do the same.

This presentation by MaryKate explores the unique challenges women face as servant-leaders and suggests ways men and women might support each other on the journey. We hope you can join us! Refreshments will be served. The event is sponsored by the Leadership Development Initiative.

Questions? Email Sarah Baldwin at sbaldwin@georgefox.edu.

This is a reminder that College of Business Dean Candidate Murray MacTavish will speak today (Monday) on the topic, “What is your three- to five-year vision for a College of Business in a Christian university? Considering today’s higher education climate, what are the key success factors that will promote George Fox’s College of Business to not only survive, but to thrive, in the future?”

The presentation will be from 10:40 to 11:30 a.m. in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus. Murray is currently the MBA director and associate professor of leadership and international management at Trinity Western University in British Columbia, Canada.

We welcome your input and participation in this process.

Questions? Contact Jeff VandenHoek at jvandenh@georgefox.edu.

Esther L. Meek, professor of philosophy at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pa., will speak Tuesday and Wednesday, March 11-12, for the university’s annual Spring Theological Conference.

Meek will address the community at a Tuesday “Intellectual Feast” hosted by the College of Christian Studies (4 p.m., Hoover 250), and at morning chapel on Wednesday (10:40 a.m., Bauman Auditorium). She’ll also visit philosophy classes and meet on campus with Sophilo (Philosophy Club). The theme for the conference is “Loving in Order to Know: A How-to for Knowing and Being.”

A writer, teacher, speaker and conversationalist, Meek especially likes to think and talk about how we know (epistemology). She’s the author of several books. Her latest, A Little Manual for Knowing, will be available for purchase during the conference.

For more information about Meek and her visit to George Fox University, visit this page or contact Paula Hampton (phampton@georgefox.edu).

College of Business Dean Candidate Murray MacTavish will speak Monday, March 10, on the topic, “What is your three- to five-year vision for a College of Business in a Christian university? Considering today’s higher education climate, what are the key success factors that will promote George Fox’s College of Business to not only survive, but to thrive, in the future?”

The presentation will be from 10:40 to 11:30 a.m. in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus. Murray is currently the MBA director and associate professor of leadership and international management at Trinity Western University in British Columbia, Canada.

We welcome your input and participation in this process.

Questions? Contact Jeff VandenHoek at jvandenh@georgefox.edu.

All are invited to join us for a session, “Women Serving AND Leading: The Role of Presence and Power in Servant Leadership,” from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, in EHS 102 on the Newberg campus. Our own MaryKate Morse from the seminary will be presenting.

Women and men in institutional environments can default to traditional roles of men primarily leading and women primarily serving. Jesus led and served, and he invited women and men to do the same.

This presentation by MaryKate explores the unique challenges women face as servant-leaders and suggests ways men and women might support each other on the journey. We hope you can join us! Refreshments will be served. The event is sponsored by the Leadership Development Initiative.

Questions? Email Sarah Baldwin at sbaldwin@georgefox.edu.

Join us for our Full-Time MBA open house today (Thursday) in Hoover 104. Drop by this informal event any time between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Learn more about the program as you chat with MBA faculty and students.

Don’t miss the chance to enter our drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card!

Questions? Contact Ty Sohlman at tsohlman@georgefox.edu.

College of Business Dean Candidate Ilene Bezjian will speak Friday, March 7, on the topic, “What is your three- to five-year vision for a College of Business in a Christian university? Considering today’s higher education climate, what are the key success factors that will promote George Fox’s College of Business to not only survive, but to thrive, in the future?”

The presentation will be from 9:40 to 10:30 a.m. in Hoover 103. Bezjian is a senior consultant with Genysys Corporation and dean emeritus of the School of Business and Management at Azusa Pacific University. We welcome your input and participation in this process.

Questions? Contact Jeff VandenHoek at jvandenh@georgefox.edu.