The Daily Bruin

If you have any clothes you’re looking to get rid of (especially warm clothes as winter approaches), drop them off in the cardboard box located in front of Roberts 138 for the chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card or a $50 Cabela’s gift card!

The clothes will be donated to the Unity Center for Behavioral Health, where they will be given to mental health patients before being discharged back into their communities.

Scan the QR code on the box to be entered into the raffle and make your donations by Friday, Nov. 22. If you have any questions, reach out Nursing Club officer Kayla Evenhouse at kevenhouse21@georgefox.edu.

Got aches and pains? Physical therapy appointments are available at the Medical Sciences Building (448 Werth Boulevard in Newberg) for employees, students and the local community. Appointments are an hour long and are available Monday through Friday at various times. The cost is $25 for those associated with George Fox, and $35 for those who are not.

Please fill out this form if you’re interested. If you have any questions, feel free to directly reach out to physicaltherapy@georgefox.edu. We look forward to treating you!

“The Voices Conference,” coming up this Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1-2, centers around multicultural leadership in the U.S. Workshops and main sessions will be taught by leaders of color from around the nation and the globe, with the purpose of helping students feel empowered to create change in their community and equipped to use their voice.

This year our theme is “In The Flow,” based on Acts 2:1-12. Students will receive chapel credit. Here is a sample of some of the workshops:

• “Bringing Our Voices to the Text” by Michelle Lang-Raymond
• “Finding Our Voices After Trauma” by Soteria Galo
• Worship by Mike Dean and Co. and fellow George Fox students

Register here by Thursday, Oct. 31, while spots are still open. Contact Jesse Cetz at jcetz@georgefox.edu if you have questions.

If you are an Oregon resident and plan to complete the OSAC Scholarship application, you don’t want to miss the OSAC Workshop hosted by the Academic Resource Center (ARC) next week!

OSAC offers over 600 scholarships totaling more than $10 million in awards. However, the application can be daunting, time-consuming and complicated – which is why we are offering some extra assistance this year.

The ARC has 16 slots available for 25 minutes each to help specifically with the essay-writing portion of the application. You can sign up for an appointment on the following dates:

• Tuesday, Nov. 5, from 3 to 7 p.m.
• Wednesday, Nov. 6, from 3 to 5 p.m.
• Thursday, Nov. 7, from 3 to 5 p.m.

The deadline to register is this Friday, Nov. 1

You must visit the ARC in person to sign up for a time slot (#1 on the campus map). If you can’t make it, you can also schedule an individual appointment at the ARC to work on scholarship applications with a consultant at a more convenient time.

Please contact Heather Harney at hharney@georgefox.edu with any questions about the event.

Take advantage of a free, personalized retirement consultation on campus tomorrow (Tuesday). Planning for retirement is one of the most important steps you can take for a secure future, and this session will provide tailored guidance to help you reach your financial goals.

Our expert advisor from Nationwide will be available to answer your questions, assess your retirement plans, and help you optimize your savings. These consultations are designed to make the path to retirement as smooth and informed as possible. Sign up today to reserve your spot and make a positive impact on your future!

Email Aga Kasprzyk at akasprzyk@georgefox.edu if you have questions.

Notice students struggling as the mid-semester crunch hits? It’s that time of the semester when effective study techniques and support are crucial. If you’re teaching or supporting students in STEM courses, recommend they check out Numerade to see if it can support their learning!

Numerade offers video tutorials tailored to STEM subjects and study tools that are useful for all courses, such as Ace, the platform’s AI tutor. Ace’s popular features include step-by-step homework help, answer explanations, and developing personalized study plans based on individual syllabi or schedules.

Share these guidelines for creating AI prompts with your students. Numerade engages students with questions and prompts for individualized learning. Encourage them to use their George Fox credentials to create a Numerade account and access extra support.

Please review university policies and your course guidelines about appropriate use of AI tools with students. Review the AI for Learning page for resources on responsible AI use to support student learning.

Contact Rick Muthiah, director of Learning Support Services, with feedback or questions at rmuthiah@georgefox.edu.

Feeling the mid-semester crunch? You are not alone! It’s that time of the semester when deep learning strategies and effective study techniques are crucial. If you’re taking STEM courses, check out Numerade and see if it can support your learning!

Numerade offers video tutorials tailored to STEM subjects and study tools that are useful for all courses, such as Ace, the platform’s AI tutor. Ace’s popular features include step-by-step homework help, answer explanations, and developing personalized study plans based on your syllabus or schedule. See these guidelines for creating AI prompts. Use your George Fox credentials to create a Numerade account and deepen your learning today.

Always follow professor guidelines about appropriate use of AI tools; if in doubt, ask your professor. Review the AI for Learning page for resources on responsible AI use to support your learning.

Contact Rick Muthiah, director of Learning Support Services, with feedback or questions at rmuthiah@georgefox.edu.

Have stress and anxiety hijacked your life? Take charge and learn skills to manage your stress and anxiety by joining Stress Less. The Health and Counseling Center is offering this free four-week skills group every Tuesday starting Oct. 29 from 6 to 7 p.m.

Please call 503-554-2340 or email hcc@georgefox.edu to enroll.

This is a special message for those who missed yesterday’s Miles for Meals challenge closing ceremony with special sound effects from our one and only Neil Cantrall.

The challenge results are incredible! We started with a goal of 5,000 miles, but thanks to all of you, we more than exceeded expectations by logging a whopping total of 14,739 miles! It’s inspiring to see everyone come together, pushing not just for miles but for a cause that matters.

We were also amazed by the teamwork demonstrated throughout this challenge and the creativity of team names. Next time we’ll have to give an award for the most creative team name; there were some real gems!

Beyond the miles, we also received generous donations of food and money, which will go a long way in supporting our community. Thank you for your kindness and generosity; it truly shows how much we can accomplish together. We estimate that the Bruin Pantry received around $1,800 and 380 pounds of food during the short three weeks of the challenge.

We also want to extend a heartfelt thank you for the generosity of the organizations that stepped up with donations: Earthworks, Miss Hannah’s Popcorn, Canopy EAP, Assured Partners and Les Schwab.

A huge shout-out to the Social Walk team for logging the most miles! Congratulations Steffanie Altenbern, Jamie Johnson, Erin Johnson, Kara Martin and Ali Toedtemeier for winning the main prize. We also want to recognize all of our weekly participation prize winners (Wayne Gardner, Saurra Heide, Katie Maupin, Victoria Payne, Kim Knoernschild and Hope Hren). You all kept the energy up week after week and made this challenge so much fun.

For those of you who won prizes, be sure to swing by the Office of People and Culture to pick up your gift cards. And remember, just because the challenge is over doesn’t mean we stop giving! Please continue to support the pantry and help keep it stocked for those in need.

We’d love to hear your thoughts on how we can make next year’s challenge even better, so we will be sending out a feedback survey soon.

Thank you for making this such an incredible success! Let’s keep the momentum going!

Diploma frames are 15% off at the Bruin Bookstore in-store and online from Monday, Oct. 28, through Friday, Nov. 2. This offer is valid on regular-priced diploma frame sales.

Contact Kristin McGuirck at kmcguirk@georgefox.edu if you have questions.

FCA’s Rally for Revival is happening this Monday, Oct. 28, at 7:30 p.m. in Bauman Auditorium. Join us for a night of worship, renewal, and hope as we embrace the theme “Come to the Cross.”

Together, let’s experience God’s power, grace and healing. We will have a time of worship, a time to receive the word from our speaker, Phil Zhan, and a time of response. We are so excited and hope to see everyone there!

Email Ari Rader at arader21@georgefox.edu if you have questions.

Are you interested in studying abroad? The Center for Study Abroad is hosting a study abroad information fair on Wednesday, Oct. 30, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in Hoover 102.

Many of our study abroad ambassadors and alumni will be there, so come by to learn about their experiences and the different programs, countries and requirements. We will also have information about the Center for Study Abroad application requirements and due dates.

Questions? Email Wendi Upjohn-Hankel at wupjohn@georgefox.edu or David Martínez  at dmartinez@georgefox.edu, or stop by the Center for Study Abroad.

The posting and display policy at George Fox applies to student-sponsored public displays and posters.

Displays generally consist of a number of images, pictures or ideas intended for engagement by the broader campus community to create awareness or generate discussion.

Posters are generally intended to advertise a particular event or raise awareness about the activities of a particular officially recognized campus club or organization.

Find all the details you need in the Student Handbook: Campus Display and Posting Policy section.

Please read these specific policies carefully:

• Push pins or removable tape are recommended.
• You must take down the flyers when your event is over.
• Only post on bulletin boards, posting kiosks, or sandwich boards.
• Do NOT post on walls, windows or doors.

For more information, please contact Jere Witherspoon in the student life office at jwitherspoon@georgefox.edu.

Apply for the OREC apprenticeship for a chance to go on outdoor trips for free and learn what it takes to be a leader! Want a low-stress experience to see if you might like to lead others in God’s incredible creation? The apprenticeship may be for you!

If you’re accepted, next semester you’ll go on four or more OREC trips of your preference, receive professional training, work with a phenomenal team, and earn a $200 stipend on the way! Here is the link to apply. Applications are open until Nov. 13.

If you have questions, contact Megan Tollisen at mtollisen21@georgefox.edu.

The Multiplication Conference happening Nov. 13-15 presents a unique opportunity for faculty to engage with key leaders in the church-planting movement, featuring speakers that include Rick McKinley (founding pastor of Imago Dei), Dave Ferguson (Exponential), President Robin Baker, and Portland Seminary Dean Tammy Dunahoo.

Hosted at George Fox in partnership with Portland Seminary, the event will explore the role of education and spiritual formation in equipping the next generation of church leaders and planters. As faculty, you’ll gain valuable insights into how your academic influence intersects with the mission to spread the gospel through new church plants.

Join us in shaping future leaders for a movement of multiplication! Register to secure your spot here. Faculty and employees are invited to attend the conference at no cost (excluding food) by using the code “campus24.”

Curious about how you can make a real impact through the church? The Multiplication Conference, happening Nov. 13-15 at George Fox in partnership with Portland Seminary, is your chance to learn how church planting could be part of your journey.

You’ll hear from inspiring speakers like Rick McKinley (founding pastor of Imago Dei), Dave Ferguson (Exponential), President Robin Baker, and Portland Seminary Dean Tammy Dunahoo as they dive into relevant workshops. You’ll also connect with other students and ministry leaders who want to make a difference.

Whether you’re still figuring out your path or already feel called to lead, this conference will help you discover how your unique gifts can bring the gospel to new places. And the best part? Other than food, it’s free for students! Learn more and register to secure your spot here.

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions will be hosting Bruin Preview on campus tomorrow (Friday). With over 700 visitors expected on campus, we are asking George Fox students and employees to help extend the Be Known promise throughout the day. Here’s what you can keep in mind.

• Guests will be arriving on campus between 7:30 and 8:15 a.m. and will fill all the main campus parking lots. Students and employees are encouraged to take advantage of street parking and the Morse lot (near softball fields). Additional temporary overflow parking will be available at the Highway 99 lot, which is right next to Steve’s Automotive. Do not park in spaces marked off for Steve’s Automotive.
• Be mindful of guests in your housing area. We will have housing tours circulating through Newlin, Edwards, Gulley, Pennington, and HMS from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tour groups will be viewing dorm lobbies and a room in each dorm.
• Plan for a much busier-than-usual lunch in Canyon Commons. Guests will be going through the main servery lines and will eat in the main dining area. If you see a family looking for a spot to sit, invite them to join you and help direct them to their next activity.
• Offer a helping hand by giving directions to students and their families!
• Ninety prospective students have opted to stay overnight tonight before the main event! Be mindful and welcoming of prospective students to be in your on-campus living areas starting at 5:30 p.m. tonight.

If you have any questions, email visit@georgefox.edu or call Lauren Hill at 503-554-2245.

There are a number of staff parking in Stevens and EHS lots who are not displaying a parking permit. You should have your George Fox hangtag displayed on your rearview mirror whenever you park in staff parking.

If you need a new or replacement tag, please go to this website and register. Any permits issued in previous years are still valid.

If you have any questions or an issue with registration, please call 503-554-2090 or email us at campussafety@georgefox.edu.

Have a song you could sing your heart out to? The Women of Color Collective is hosting a night of sweet tunes and sweet treats on Wednesday, Oct. 30! Find us in the FoxHole at 6 p.m. for costume karaoke. See you there!

Questions? Email Diana Bui at dbui23@georgefox.edu.

Join us as we come together as a “House of Prayer” at The Burn – a 12-hour night of student-led worship. The presence of Jesus is where his sons and daughters are free to express continuous worship unto him. This will also be a time of art and fellowship where we will uplift one another in God through prayer and testimony. So, come hungry. Come with a friend. Come as you are.

The Burn will be held from 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25, through 6 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26, in Canyon Commons. If you have questions, email Isaac Amaro at iamaro22@georgefox.edu.