Campus Buzz
Mo Grigsby Appointed to Board
The Center for Canine Behavior Studies in Salisbury, Connecticut, recently announced that Mo Grigsby of Moravian University will sit on the Center’s Board of Canine Ambassadors. In a release on the organizations website, the following explained the decision to add Mo to the board.
The Board’s chairman, Handsome Dan XVII (aka Sherman) of Yale University said, “Mo’s acceptance of our invitation to join our growing board is significant. Mo’s companion human is no less than Moravian University’s 16th president Bryon L. Grigsby, who is also a ‘90 alumnus returned to his alma mater. Mo is one of America’s collegiate top dogs who spends a good portion of each day in the president’s office making sure the college is on track and running smoothly.” To read the adorable full announcement, click here.
Come to Grigsby’s Steakhouse
Friday, February 26, the Clewell Student Restaurant will be serving up steaks (N.Y. strip, porterhouse and fillet mignon) grilled to perfection and served with homemade sides and dessert. Cost is $20, a double meal swipe, or one swipe + $8.00. Reservations are mandatory; e-mail mcdining@moravianedu.
Win a Martin Guitar
Buy 1 raffle ticket or 27 (at only $20) for your chance to win a Martin Guitar signed by Tommy Emmanuel. Tickets can be purchased through Nathan Gerheart stnpg02@moravian.edu or Alyssa Ascher stana10@moravian.edu, or you may purchase them at the Moravian University Wind Ensemble Concert on February 20, in Foy Concert Hall or John Arnold’s recital on February 21 in Peter Hall. The winner will be chosen after Arnold’s recital on the 21st. Proceeds will support the charities of Phi Mu Alpha (SInfonia) and Delta Omicron.
Not to be Missed!
James Peterson, associate professor and director of Africana studies at Lehigh University, will speak to our community on the history and evolution of social activism in the United States. The event is scheduled for Thursday, February 25th at 7:30 pm in Foy Concert Hall.
4-Time Olympian Coming to Campus
Track and field champion Joetta Clark Diggs will be speaking on Wednesday, March 16 at 8 pm. The event is free of charge and open to the public.
Field of Dreams
Moravian University’s Gillespie Baseball Field has earned the Keystone Athletic Field Managers Organization's (KAFMO) Field of Distinction honors for 2016. The award presentation will take place at 1:15 p.m. on February 19 during the 20th Annual KAFMO/PRPS Athletic Field Conference to be held at the Holiday Inn in Grantville, Pennsylvania.