- Wil Alexander wholeness series
- Welcome back bash
- LLUSA religious seminar
- Campus chamber connection
- BHPSA's '60s party
- LLUSA afterglow
- LLUSA Chapel breakfast
- Operation Christmas child
- Camp Death Valley
- Healthy neighborhoods celebration
- Late Friday night
Wil Alexander Wholeness Series
Wednesday, October 1 & 15, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m., Collins Auditorium, Drayson Center
The student activities office presents the first annual Wil Alexander Wholeness Series brought to you by the School of Allied Health professions portfolio office. These workshops center around personal and professional wholeness and will be held the first and third Wednesday of each month (except for vacations and exam week) at 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. in Collins Auditorium at the Drayson Center.
Welcome Back Bash
by Greg Steiner, director, student activities
Over 300 students came out to the Drayson Center poolside to play games, eat great food and win lots of prizes. LLUSA gave away over $2000 in prizes! Campus Catering provided the luau themed menu complete with fresh smoothies. Although it was advertised as a pool party, hardly anyone took advantage of the two swimming pools and the waterslide. Two lucky students whose numbers were called to win a DVD player went down the slide in order to collect their prize. The bash ended with a barrage of fireworks put on by Pyrospectaculars, Inc..
LLUSA October Religious Seminar
by Greg Steiner, director, student activities
Over 500 attended "The Great Controversy, Which side of the line are you on?" seminar presented by Peter Gregory of the Iona Bible Institute. The meetings were held over the lunch hour in Linda Hall. There was also a Friday night service at Collins Auditorium in the Drayson Center and a Sabbath morning service at Chan Auditorium on the Loma Linda Academy campus.
Campus Chamber Connection
by Greg Steiner, director, student activities
On Thursday, October 9, the LLU student affairs office, along with the Loma Linda Chamber of Commerce, presented the Campus Chamber Connection. Students were able to acquaint themselves with the businesses of Loma Linda, California. Prizes were given away and pizza was provided by LLUSA for $1.
BHPSA's '60s party
Saturday, October 11, 8:00 p.m., Campus cafeteria
Hey, hey, hey! What's happenin' man? Be prepared to go back to the 60's with karaoke, games, soul food and lots more! Come as the best dressed ('60s) and win a prize!
LLUSA Afterglow
Postponed to a later date.
Connecting to Christ through... a campus family. Come experience this praise and worship service. For more information, call LLUSA at (909) 558-1000, extension 87258.
LLUSA Chapel breakfast
by Greg Steiner, director, student activities
LLUSA provided students with granola bars and juice after chapel to get their morning started.
Operation Christmas child kick-off
Wednesday, October 15, Loma Linda University campus
This program provides an opportunity for individuals of all ages to be involved in a simple, hands-on missions project that reaches out to suffering children while focusing on the true meaning of Christmas--Jesus Christ, God's greatest gift. In 2002, Operation Christmas child collected over six million shoe boxes worldwide and distributed them to children in about 95 countries. This year the student activities office has set a goal of 500 shoeboxes. You can get your shoebox from the student activities office or look for them in the student lounge in your school.
Camp Death Valley
by Greg Steiner, director, student activities
From the Panamint mountains to the Devil's Golf Course, students visited Death Valley National Park and survived to tell the story. A group of sixteen students, staff, and friends, camped at Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park. It was amazing to see the multicolored mountains to the salt crystals forming 280 feet below sea level. The camping conditions were perfect! Temperatures ranged from 70's at night to 100 during the day. It was very interesting to find beauty in such a desolate place.
Sunday, October 26, SACHS-Norton Clinic, San Bernardino, California
The third annual HNC will feature a 5K run/walk and 10K run, and a free community health fair. For more information or to register, visit the HNC web site or contact us by email.
Late Friday Night
Friday, October 31, 9:00 - 11:00 p.m., student union, Drayson Center
A Harvest of Thanks! Come and enjoy free food, smoothies, and live music at this Thanksgiving themed activity.
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