WNZR talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding for the November 2021 Presidential Update.
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For our Friday Favorites this week, we shared our favorite things that have happened this week in our lives.
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MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding talked with WNZR for our October MVNU Presidential Update.
Dr. Spaulding shares an update on how the school semester is going so far and how COVID is affecting the MVNU campus.
He shares an update on Phase 2 of the new soccer and lacrosse stadium, plus other special projects at MVNU.
Dr. Spaulding talks about his top goals for the month of October. He also shares a special message to students, staff and faculty as mid-term break approaches.
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For our Friday Favorites this week, The Morning Thing co-hosts shared their favorite things about Sonfest – besides the music.
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We hope to see you at MVNU tomorrow!
The Morning Thing talked with MVNU Music Professor, John Packard about the Community Music School. He shared details on how this educational initiative started and how to register to participate.
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To to www.mvnu.edu/communitymusic to register and see the deadlines for registration.
James Smith, MVNU’s Vice President for University Relations talked with WNZR about Giving Day.
Click HERE to hear his conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
He shares details about this special day for MVNU and how gifts can change the life of a student.
Giving Day donations will go into the University Fund which provides tuition assistance, supports academic programming, service-learning opportunities, and more. The goal today is 1,000 donors and $100,000. One generous donor is offering a $25,000 matching gift today!
Find out more and make your gift at www.mvnu.edu/givingday
WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with Jerry Scott from the Knox County Chaplains about a special event coming up on Thursday, 9/23.
Click HERE to hear their conversation and get all the details for this special breakfast.
Mayor Matt Starr of Mount Vernon invites you to join in prayer for our community leaders and commission our Mount Vernon Police Chaplains. Mayor Matt Miller, of Ashland, Ohio, will be the keynote speaker. The Mount Vernon Police Chaplains have been serving our local police officers and other first responders since April 2018. During the breakfast, Judge Richard Wetzel will officially commission our chaplains as they continue serving those who serve us.
To reserve your ticket or purchase a full table, go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mayors-prayer-breakfast-tickets-168311970635?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with 9/11 Event Coordinators, Dena Hess and Paul McNeal about the special 20th Anniversary Memorial Service coming to MVNU.
Dena is the Manager of the Woodward Opera House.
Paul is the Coordinator of MVNU Athletic Development.
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The service will be held in Ariel Arena on the MVNU campus on Saturday, 9/11. Doors Open at 3 pm. The event starts at 4 pm.
The special speaker is 9/11 Survivor and retired NYC Firefighter, Chris Edwards.
If you can’t make it to the service, please tune into 90.9FM to hear the service broadcast live. You can also see the live video stream at www.wnzr.tv
WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding for our September MVNU Presidential Update.
Dr. Spaulding shares updates on the new school year, MVNU’s approach to COVID-19, his goals for the upcoming school year, and construction updates. Dr. Spaulding also shared special messages for students, faculty, and staff.
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MVNU made a change to the COVID policy at 6pm on 9/2/21.
Mount Vernon Nazarene University moved to an indoor mask mandate as of 6:00 last night.
MVNU says it implemented the protocol as they examined positivity rates, the number of students in quarantine, the severely contagious nature of the Delta variant, and the high infection rates at other colleges. MVNU hopes to slow the spread of the virus, limit the number of students placed in quarantine, and keep students in the classroom and on campus for the entire semester.
Face coverings will be required in all indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status.
For our Morning Thing Friday Favorites, the co-hosts share their favorite things that have happened this week.
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