University Calendar

Social Clubs meet every Monday @ 6-8pm

André Chiang, baritone In Concert Winner of the National Federation of Music Clubs Young Artist Competition and the National Association of Teachers of Singing Artist Awards Competition. Admission is free.  Arts Engagement credit can be received for this performance. Touted by the Oregonian as “vocally commanding”, baritone André Chiang brings his lyrical voice to repertoire spanning from G.F. Handel to Phillip...read more →

Alpha Psi Omega will set up in Verser Lobby and have shoes, clothes, and other various things out to be sold to students. It will be set up kind of like a thrift store in that things won’t be priced too high, but affordable and appeals to the buyer for either TWIRP week or just something they might want in...read more →

 

Knowing and Doing God’s Will: Byron Eubanks Chair and Professor of Philosophy • Ouachita Alumnus

CAB meets every Tuesday @ 7-8pm

The Bob Boyd Sounds In Concert “A Tribute to the Great American Songbook” Admission is free.  Arts Engagement credit can be received for this performance With the renewal of interest in music of the Swing and Big Band Era, The Bob Boyd Sounds are having the time of their lives playing and singing songs from the thirties through the nineties....read more →

Sarah Stark Smith

Fall Break is a great time to get away from the craziness and rest in God’s creation.  Spend the weekend camping and relaxing at Petit Jean State Park.  We will hike to a cool waterfall and some cave paintings and spend a day rock climbing as well. Date: Thursday-Saturday, October 4-6, 2018 Place: Petit Jean State Park Price: $25 Registration Deadline: Tuesday, October 2,...read more →

 

Gina Daulton & Jason Tolbert wedding rehearsal @ 6:30pm rehearsal dinner in the Alumni Room

Gina Daulton & Jason Tolbert wedding reception in Walker Rooms AB

 

Sponsored by CAB and the Village Residents

Social Clubs meet every Monday @ 6-8pm

Admission will be $3 for singles and $5 for couples. We will be serving pudding and cranberry juice as refreshments Attendees will be able to purchase candy from a penny candy counter ($0.01 per pc) There will be music and dancing as well as other games such as giant dominoes.

Jamie Naramore Arkansas Baptist State Convention Interactional Strategist • Ouachita Alumnus

University Support Staff

The Office of Safety and Emergency Management is going to be teaching some courses to students over the university’s EOP, civilian response to active threats, and crime prevention. We would like to reserve Young auditorium from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on the following dates if at all possible:   Tuesday September 18, 2018: Civilian Response to Active Shooter/ EOP training

CAB meets every Tuesday @ 7-8pm

 

Tri Chi 80’s Night is a TWIRP dance party. The newest members of Tri Chi will perform a choreographed dance and there will be refreshments for the guests. The admission is $3 for singles or $5 for couples and this can be paid with cash or card. Guests are asked to dress in their best 80’s attire!

Kappa Chi will be selling baked goods to help raise money for funds for the year.

faculty-staff reading groups of Steven Garber’s Visions of Vocation in Walker C, from 12-1:00 p.m.

  Enjoy the crisp fall weather out on the lawn.  Play some bocce, KanJam, Kubb, Spikeball, slacklining, and more.  Stop by for a minute or the entire afternoon. __________________________________________________________________ Date: Wednesday, October 10, 2-5pm Place: Tiger Lawn Price: FREE Registration Deadline: None What to Bring: Smile Meeting Place/Time: Tiger Lawn / 2:00pm Program End Time: Approximately 5:00pm    

EEE 50’s Night $3 singles; $5 couples

Traces that Remain by guest artist Beverly Buys, on display October 11 – November 16, 2018 Rosemary Gossett Adams Galleries, first floor, Moses-Provine Hall, Ouachita Baptist University Reception at 2 PM, Thursday, October 11 Beverly Buys bio available here https://beverlybuys.com/about Google map https://goo.gl/maps/g7iESCJZc2P2  

What’s This Arts Engagement Stuff Anyway? – led by Ms. Stacy Hawking Lile Hall 127 A Workshop on Understanding OBU’s Arts Engagement Credit Requirement

Global Chef Gunther Altersberger from Austria

Time:  6-8pm Location:  volleyball court near Gosser Cost:  $3 for singles, $5 for couples​ Activities:  will have snowcones, a slip-n-slide, limbo, a costume contest, beach volleyball, life-sized jenga, baggo​

 

This will be the biweekly meeting of the Young Democrats of OBU in which we will discuss our agenda for the coming year.

 

Hannah Earls, Melodie DuBose, Hannah Anderson @11am

 

 

Leaders Eat Last – led by Mrs. Jennifer Sigman, Director of HSU’s Center for Student Excellence Lile Hall 127 A Workshop Focusing on How Personality Affects the Type of Leader You Are

You don’t need to pick up tickets—we’ll have a guest list when you get there before you go through the food line. Our bouncers are very kind, though. Give yourself at least 20 minutes to get there. Leave OBU around 4:30. We will serve food from 5-5:30, so we have plenty of time for dancing before it gets dark. Here...read more →

 

Tickets for singles are $3 and for couples it’s $5. There will be a photo booth, games, snacks, drinks, and a dance off.

A coffee house honoring Hispanic Heritage month the day before it ends.

 

Online Fall 2 Term October 15th-December 16th

International tea & cookies provided

Social Clubs meet every Monday @ 6-8pm

Kanakuk summer camps will be coming to Ouachita from October 16th-17th to recruit staff for the next summer. A small video presentation will be held in young auditorium at 7pm on the 16th!

Wes George Pastor, First Baptist Church • Rogers AR  

The Nutrition and Dietetics Senior Seminar class is hosting an event centered around World Food Day and global hunger. Participants can stop by for a few minutes between 10 AM and 4:30 PM at the Neighbor’s Table on October 16. The class hopes to educate students and other participants on hunger through facts and visual representations of poverty. Participants will...read more →

CAB meets every Tuesday @ 7-8pm

I Need to Know and Be Able to Do What? – led by Mr. Kirk Goodrum, Director of Technical Development, Siplast, Inc. Lile Hall 330 A Workshop on Understanding the Qualities and Skills Wanted in College Grads Outside of the Resume, Degree and Grades on a Transcript.

Watch a movie about a missionary  

Presented by Dr. Blake Johnson: “In Search of a Cancer CURE: Early Detection and Risk Stratification in Modern Medicine”   October 17 / Noon / Walker C Bring your lunch and join us!   

 

Traffic Court will be held in the Student Senate office on the Bridge this semester!

 

 

Chad from IMB, Jess from Nehemiah teams, Arkadelphia Perspectives, and CM missions will have tables set up to tell people about opportunities globally.  

vs Southern Nazarene University

Kenzie Henderson & Michaela Finley, Senior Recitals Reception in Hammons Gallery @ 8:30pm

A time of praying for the nations and worshiping

Oct 19 Think Odd, It’s Friday, Christen Hall “ESL in Public Schools”  

The agenda: 9:30am-10:45am – Technique class covering, musical theatre dance, jazz and ballet. 11:00-12:15 – Audition style masterclass – Joe will teach a couple of combinations that students would see at a Cattle call / Cruise auditions. 1:30 – 2:15– Select students (those that sign up prior to masterclass) will be able to present audition packages and get feedback from...read more →

View Little Rock from a new perspective.  We will put our canoes on the Arkansas River and see downtown Little Rock from the water.  After we paddle we will head into town for a tasty bite to eat. Date: Saturday, October 20th, 2018 Place: Arkansas River in Little Rock, AR Price: FREE, plus your money for dinner Registration Deadline: Thursday, October 18, midnight What to...read more →

Monday through Thursday will be demos in front of the Student Center at lunchtime for people to learn about chemistry in a fun and interactive way. If it rains, we can move inside (except bottle rockets) Monday- slime 11-1 Tuesday- moon sand 11-12:15 Wednesday- bottle rockets 11-1 Thursday- liquid nitrogen Dippin’ Dots 11-12:15

Social Clubs meet every Monday @ 6-8pm

Netiquette – led by Mrs. Ranada Johnson, Project Analyst, Adv., Jack Henry & Associates Lile Hall 330 A Workshop on Understanding the Importance of Leaving a Positive Social Media Footprint

For our third meeting of this season’s Gutenberg Conspiracy, Ray Granade will lead a discussion of Ken Bain’s What the Best College Teachers do on this Wednesday, October 24th.  We will be meeting in the Walker Conference Center (Room C) at 12noon; feel free to bring a sack lunch if you are not inclined to grab something from the cafeteria. ...read more →

 

Surviving Group Projects – led by Dr. Rebecca Jones, Associate Professor of Communications Lile Hall 127 A Workshop on How to Communicate Effectively and Make the Best of Group Projects

Mission Trip Drop In Meeting with Milk and Cookies Hear more about California Spring Break Trip, Poland Trip, and Perspectives Wednesday, Oct. 24th from 2:00-4:00pm on the Bridge

Congressman Bruce Westerman and his Campaign Manager Darbie Kuykendall will be coming to speak to the OBU College Republicans about how they both worked toward the positions that they have today, as well as to meet the CR’s and have a little Q&A.

OBU’s American Chemical Society will be partnering up with OBU’s Astronomy Club to set out telescopes at the sand volleyball court near the Student Village, allowing students on campus to see the stars, planets, and moon.

 

A Christian Youth Camp, Greers Ferry Lake, AR

http://www.supersummerarkansas.com

Let’s get together and play some disc golf!  We will play the Degray Lower Lake Course.  Discs and instruction provided if needed. __________________________________________ Date: Thursday, October 25, 2018 Place: Degray Lower Lake Disc Golf Course Price: FREE Registration Deadline: None, just show up. What to Bring: Water bottle, discs if you have your own, wear comfortable footwear and clothing appropriate for the weather. Meeting Place/Time: Lower...read more →

Join us for a great evening of BBQ Blues, $14.99 plus swipe

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Guest artist Highlands Duo Ben Shute, violin, and Anastasia Abu Bakar, harpsichord

This will be the biweekly meeting of the Young Democrats of OBU in which we will discuss our agenda for the coming year.

 

Critical Incident Stress Management Training, 8:00 am-4:30 pm, Fri. and Sat., Oct. 26 & 27, 2018.

There’s no better way to celebrate the Fall season than camping out with all your friends!!! We’ll bring the food and the treats. Come out and spend the afternoon if you would like.  Dinner will start around 6pm, followed by pumpkin carving and s’mores.  After the festivities we will campout under the stars and wake up for a yummy breakfast.  The...read more →

Sierra Westberg Caleb Smith- string bass

Join the OBU Library, University Writing Program, and Chi Rho Phi for a reading of the entire book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.  We will start reading aloud at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 26th at Dr. Jack’s, and we will continue until we finish the book!  Groups or individuals can stop by the library to sign up for...read more →

The Women of Tri Chi and The Women of EEE (and their beaus) want to have a brunch where they can hangout and enjoy fellowship.

Come and watch “A Quiet Place” at Speer Pavilion for a spooky time!

 

 

 

Social Clubs meet every Monday @ 6-8pm

Zach Wright Pastor, The Avenue • Ennis & Waxahachie TX • Ouachita Alumnus

First session @ 8:30am Next session @ 3:30pm

Lieutenant Governor Tim Griffin is coming to speak to the OBU College Republicans

CAB meets every Tuesday @ 7-8pm

Eta Alpha Omega will host a Halloween costume party.