St. Elizabeth Bread Basket hours

St. Elizabeth Bread Basket is a new program with the Northeast Iowa Food Bank that makes food options available to students for free during breaks when campus dining locations are closed or limited. Visit SEBB for food pantry items in the Student Life Office, first floor of Saemann Student Center, during these hours:

Thursday, April 18: Noon-4:30 p.m.

Friday, April 19: 10-11 a.m.*

Saturday, April 20: 2-4 p.m.*

Sunday, April 21: CLOSED

Monday, April 22: 1-3 p.m.*

Tuesday, April 23, to Friday, April 26: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 27, and Sunday, April 28: CLOSED

*On these dates, SEBB may be accessed by going to the Campus Security office.

Incomplete grade information

Please remind students that an incomplete grade is not valid unless it is supported by a Student Request for Incomplete Grade Form. The completion of the form should be initiated by the student to confirm that the student and instructor have been in communication regarding the incomplete grade policy. The form is available on MyWartburg or in the Registrar’s Office. Any incomplete grade submitted by the instructor without support of the form will be changed to any “F.” Please refer students to the incomplete grade definition in the 2018-19 academic catalog, which can be accessed online. Incomplete grades should only be issued for students who are passing the course when final grades are due. With permission from the Registrar, instructors can complete the form for a student whose circumstances prevent them from submitting the form.

Personnel Advisory Committee voting results

The Personnel Advisory Committee thanks all of the nominees who were willing serve on the PAC. The results were very close with 125 employees voting! The support staff seat went to Kory Figura, and the administrative seat went to Tony PeterSmith. Their terms begin June 1. A special thank you to Wendy Mohlis and Renee Voves, who have graciously served on the PAC for several years. Their participation on the PAC was a wonderful representation of all Wartburg staff members. As always, please contact any PAC member if you have a concern, question, or an agenda item to be discussed.

PAC members as of June 1, 2019, are:

Wartburg’s Own team attire

Want to represent Wartburg College with team attire? Consider Wartburg’s Own for your team needs. Wartburg’s Own is student-run to give options for apparel and product for on-campus needs. Use your department’s institutional logo to create team attire in tees, sweatshirts and quarter zip jackets, and more! You just need a minimum of eight items per product. Contact Wartburg’s Own at wartburgsown@wartburg.edu.

Try the TriByKnight triathlon

The TriByKnight Triathlon, now in its eighth year, is one of the most popular early season events in the region. This USAT-sanctioned sprint tri (300-yard swim, 15-mile bike, 3.1-mile run) is perfect for those just getting started in the sport and is staged on the Wartburg College campus Saturday, May 4. Registration is $70 for an individual or $100 for a team of three; click here for details.

Dance Marathon smashes fundraising goal

Wartburg College Dance Marathon would like to thank Wartburg students, faculty, and staff for supporting our mission. This year WCDM crushed its goal of $130,000 and raised a total of $153,307.11 for the kids at the UI Stead Family Children's Hospital in Iowa City. Contact wcdm@wartburg.edu for more information about WCDM.

Wartburg students Haley Harms, Liam Conroy, Jackie Falconer, Ashlee Henderson, and Alison Rusch competed as finalists in the Neeley Entrepreneurship Center Values and Ventures® Business Plan Competition at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, April 5-6. The team developed its business plan under the guidance of Dr. Allan Bernard, assistant professor of business administration. Jeff Martinelli mentored the members and Wartburg alumnus and Board of Regents member Michael Murphy ’89 sponsored the team.

May Term Senate election results

Dining hours during Tour Week and Easter

For the Dining Services hours during Tour Week and Easter weekend, please click here. During Tour Week, students will not be able to use their meal plans if staying on campus, and there will be no meal transfers. The first meal in Mensa after break will be Sunday evening, April 28.

Juice publishing schedule for end of the term

Please make note of the Juice email publishing schedule through the end of the academic year:

If you have items that need to be sent through the Juice, send an email to Juice@wartburg.edu. For items that need to be sent immediately, contact stephanie.boeding@wartburg.edu (the Juice email inbox is not monitored daily).

Senior art exhibition

Wartburg’s Senior Exhibition 2019 showcases works from five students: Sam Engelken, Hannah Fox, Haley Harms, Emily McCalla, and Anthony Quesada Sanchez. The exhibit, open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. through May 26, is free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.wartburg.edu/gallery.

April Mail Center schedule

The Mail Center has the following schedule updates in April:

Wartburg 2019-20 Holiday Calendar

The Holiday Calendar for 2019-20 has been posted at Infocenter > Employment > Forms and Procedures > Payroll and Personnel Forms.

Knight Reading for Fall 2019: Glimmer of Hope

The Knight Reading (common read) for Fall 2019 is Glimmer of Hope, written by the students from Parkland, Florida, and founders of March for Our Lives. This year, students will read this text during the Fall Term in IS 101. If you would like a copy of the book, please send your request as well as your account number to charge to IS 101 co-coordinator Lindsey Leonard.