ETBU ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Parking Notice. Tiger Football and the Office of Undergraduate Admissions will host prospective students on campus today for ETBU Preview Day. To accommodate parking for these special guests, the lot adjacent to Scarborough Hall and Marshall Hall will be reserved. Once all of the guests have arrived, University Security will reopen the lot for regular use by the campus community. Thank you for helping to ensure that our guests have a positive experience as they consider becoming a Tiger!
- ETBU Web Development Coordinator Shannon Page will be offering website training in her office for any faculty or staff member needing assistance. If you are interested, please email spage@etbu.edu to set up an appointment. For additional resources, see the following.
Free Technology Resources
Web Design Standards
Copy Style Guide
Web Requests and Tutorial Video Resources
- In light of ETBU’s commitment to the development of the whole student, the University has selected a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) as a part of its SACSCOC reaffirmation process entitled Thrive: Cultivating Student Success through Intentional Mentoring. Each spring, the Faith Integration Committee recommends a book for the faculty and staff to read together. This year, the committee decided to recommend a book that will help us prepare for our upcoming QEP, Cultivate by Jeff Myers. Reading groups will meet once a week for 10 weeks. If you are willing to serve in a mentoring role for students and to participate in a reading group, we would like to provide you with a copy either in paperback or audiobook (mp3) format. Please contact eprevost@etbu.edu by Friday, February 1.
- As a part of ETBU's 10-year reaffirmation, QEP requires the University to identify a Quality Enhancement Plan. In order to provide all staff with an understanding of this program and ways to be involved, the Office of Academic Affairs is hosting required, brief overview presentations at the following times.
Thursday, January 31 | 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. in Phillips Great Room
Friday, February 1 | 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. in Phillips Great Room
- For student-athlete absences from Fall 2018 courses, please see the following lists. You will be notified of any schedule changes here.
Baseball
Men's Basketball
Men's Developmental Basketball
Women's Developmental Basketball
Women's Basketball
Bass Fishing
Hockey
Men's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Track
Softball
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Dr. Timothy Pierce, Assistant Professor in the School of Christian Studies, earned a B.A. in Religion from Wayland Baptist University and M.A. and Ph.D. from Southwestern Seminary. Dr. Pierce has taught classes and led mission trips around the world. He believes that the integration of faith and knowledge is at the heart of what it means to be a Christian educator.
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For National Fun at Work Day, the ETBU social media accounts featured Professor of Biology Catherine Cone. She shares, "The best part of teaching students is watching them grow and mature as a fully integrated person. I love helping them put together their love for Jesus and passion for their chosen profession!" What do you find fun about your workday? Share on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
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Toby and Tabby are on an adventure to visit as many Tiger Alumni as they can before Homecoming 2019! For her second stop, Tabby is experiencing a real Alaskan winter with Jeff Hull ('15) and Dr. Ashley May ('01) in Fairbanks. See how many miles Toby and Tabby travel this year by following the ETBU Alumni social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. You can also follow their journey by searching the hashtag #MilesToMarshall.
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