St.Elizabeth's Week

St. Elizabeth's Week

Monday

11am - "New Orleans: First Hand Experience with Devastation and Rebuilding, Jermone Johnson and
Liberty Rashad, Lyceum

Tuesday

8 to 11am - "Social Work Ethic," Thomas Euchas, Student Center
11:30am - "The Working Poor," David Shipler, Nuemann Auditorium
3:00pm - "Advocation for Social Justice," Bill Lofty, Student Center

Volunteer
1 to 3pm- Waterloo Salvation Army, Volunteer Action Center

Wednesday

10:15 to 10:35am - Message, Dr. Susan Vallem, Chapel
11:00am - The Economic Impact of the Hurricanes, Mat Forstater, Lyceum
12:30 to 3:00pm - "Volunteer, Service, and Career Extravaganza," Ballrooms
9:30pm- Prayer Vigil, Chapel

Volunteer
3:00 to 5:00pm- Northeast Iowa Food Bank in Waterloo, Volunteer Action Center

Thursday

11:30am - Media Coverage of the Hurricanes, Saul Shapiro, Lyceum
5 to 7pm- St. Elizatbeth's Dinner, Mensa

Comments

[Anne]

I am disgruntled about the removal of the roses and the lack of spirit for St Elizabeths Day. St Elizabeth's day is one that is near and dear to my Wartburg experiance and when I heard that the foliage would be removed, I cried! It is too bad that a campus that embraces tradition as much as Wartburg does, would take away such a symbol that is so challenging and nurturing (especially for St Lizzy herself!) concerning my life of leadership and service as a spirited expression of my faith and learning! I am outraged and saddened and would like to see the roses brought back! I feel like a piece of pollen on the leg of a bee, landing only where he lands and now the bee has landed in a place that is cold and dark with no roses! Amen