Field Education Orientation and Quiz, coursework, and all forms are on the new Moodle, located under TEDS: Pastoral Theology: Field Education with Orientation and Quiz. No Enrollment Key is required. Simply click "Enroll Me" and you're in. Preliminary Coursework for SP13 is due January 28th. Contact fielded@tiu.edu for further assistance.

Attention ALL Students! Last Call for the On-Call List! Are you needing to make some money while attending college or graduate school? Do you need a flexible job you can work around your classes? Did you know that Career Services publishes an “On-Call List” each semester that is purchased by local residents looking for quality people to do child-care, house-sitting, pet-sitting, yard work, catering, and/or cleaning? Fill out the "On-Call Registration Form" (http://www.formstack.com/forms/tiu_forms-on_call_signup) by Monday, January 28, 2013 and get your name out to a community that needs your giftedness and service. Email Career Services at careers@tiu.edu with any questions.

Career Services is hosting TIU's annual Camp Fair. Representatives from many camps will be filling up the Waybright Lobby. Come and visit with the different vendors to find out what summer job opportunities or internships are available.

Save time and get it right. Let Zotero create your footnotes and bibliographies for you in proper style format. Workshop held in the Henry computer lab in the library.

Come hear Dr. John Kilner, along with current and former students, talk about TIU's bioethics program and job opportunities within the field in the Lantern Lounge starting at 5 p.m. Continue the evening by attending a free lecture & Q/A at the Bioethics Colloquium, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Kantzer Auditorium.

Refreshments and a complementary dinner will be provided. Please register using this form.

Event:

Free lecture, Q/A, refreshments for the entire university and surrounding community.

Location:

Kantzer Auditorium, Deerfield Campus

Time:

7:00-8:30PM

Presenter:

Dr. John Kilner

Topic:

Promoting Biblical Views in a Pluralistic Society: Lessons Learned from the Stem Cell Debate

Event:

Free lecture, Q/A, refreshments for the entire university and surrounding community.

Location:

Kantzer Auditorium, Deerfield Campus

Time:

7:00-8:30PM

Presenter:

Dr. John Kilner

Topic:

Promoting Biblical Views in a Pluralistic Society: Lessons Learned from the Stem Cell Debate

Save time and get it right. Let Zotero create your footnotes and bibliographies for you in proper style format. Workshop held in the Henry computer lab in the library.

CCDA Cafe at Trinity Thursday, January 31 7pm-9pm

Melton Hall

Interested in evangelism and justice? In community change? Come gather to be inspired, trained, and connected in the ministry of Christian community development! This year, we are honored to have Wayne “Coach” Gordon and Bethany Dudley with us. Coffee and desserts will be served.

Outline of evening:

1) Corporate worship with The Sign of the Dove's Postured for Praise
2) Overview of Christian Community Development
3) How to partner well across divides
4) Introduction of CCDA Academic Chapter at Trinity
5) Networking with local leaders

A CCDA Café is your opportunity to . . . 
. . . meet other people who have a vision to see wholistically restored communities with Christians fully engaged in the process of transformation
. . . learn about the philosophy of Christian Community Development (CCD)
. . . meet people from the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA) and hear the stories of people all over the country who are bearing witness to the Kingdom of God by reclaiming and restoring under-resourced communities.
. . . learn about opportunities to be involved in Christian Community Development ministries in your community
. . . join Trinity’s 2013-4 CCDA Academic Chapter

Waybright Center, Melton Hall

February is Financial Aid Awareness Month and February 4-8 is FAFSA Frenzy Week.

Now is the best time to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The funding for many types of financial aid is limited. In particular, the State of Illinois MAP grant, for undergraduate Illinois residents, is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. You must also file the FAFSA every year. The 2013-14 FAFSA website is now open, and you do not have to wait until your 2012 IRS tax returns are filed before completing the FAFSA. Simply submit estimated data and then update the FAFSA later. Click on the hyperlink for a quick 7-step FAFSA Completion tutorial.

Members of the TIU Financial Aid Office staff will be available in the Waybright Center lobby February 4-8, 11:30 – 1:30, to answer your FAFSA application questions.

The TIU Financial Aid Office is located in McLennon, Peterson Wing, lower level: Hours 8:30-4:30 M-F. Contact us by email or at 847.317.708.

Jonathan Ryan is a prize winning organist.  Lauded for his strong communicative skills in a variety of styles, exceptional use of the instrument's capabilities, and creative programming, he has emerged as one of North America’s premier young concert artists.  With a repertoire spanning the 16^th to 21^st centuries, he ranks among the few organists ever distinguished with six first prize awards at major international and national competitions.

Come join to play Dodgeball on trampolines!