For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known.
Corinthians 13:12
NEWS
We are delighted to announce that Greg Lowe has accepted our invitation to serve as executive director of the newly formed Messiah Business Institute (MBI) to be housed on the Grantham campus. MBI is a consortium of family and closely-held businesses in Central Pennsylvania that seeks to build and support a thriving business community within our region. MBI will offer its members a series of workshops each year provided by regional and national experts, a breakfast speaker series and peer group roundtable discussions. MBI is funded by corporate sponsors and membership fees and will be housed in the advancement division of the College.
Greg Lowe is a recently retired partner of McKonly & Asbury, an accounting firm in Mechanicsburg. His professional experience also includes serving as president of the solutions division of ADT Data Systems/IntelliMark/Technisource; founding and owning a consulting firm focused on small to mid-sized businesses; and serving as district manager for Nestle Foods. He co-owns Classical Academic Press, a publishing company in Camp Hill, where he has six Messiah alumni on staff. He has hired more than 60 graduates during his career.
We look forward to many opportunities for Messiah students to interact with local business leaders—leading to new internships and jobs for our students and alumni.
Barry G. Goodling, vice president for advancement
Andy Babyak, chair of the department of business
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Dogs on campus
Messiah is a beautiful, open campus with lots of green space that provides a wonderful area for dog owners to walk their dogs. However, there are rules pertaining to having a dog on campus.
- All dogs MUST be leashed at all times; they are not permitted to run at large at any time.
- Dogs are NOT permitted in any campus building.
- Dogs are permitted on the Cumberland County side ONLY of the Yellow Breeches. This is the side where all the academic buildings are located.
- DOGS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE STARRY FIELD SIDE AT ANY TIME; this includes being on any of the athletic fields and in the parking lot areas, including Treona.
- All handlers are to clean up after their dogs at all times.
Exemption: If the dog is a service dog or an emotional support animal, the above rules in reference to location areas do not apply.
As a reminder, Monaghan Township has a township ordinance related to dogs running at large on property not belonging to the owner/handler. The Department of Safety will be monitoring Starry Field and if dogs and handlers are found, you will be asked to leave the Starry Field area.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Department of Safety at 717-691-6005. Thank you for helping us keep our grounds and athletic fields looking beautiful.
Mindful marketing tips
Did you know the Office of Marketing and Communications creates the site marketing marquees you see in the lobbies of the buildings? These marquees help tell the story of our students, faculty, alumni and programs to prospective students touring campus. To initiate the design of a new lobby marquee, please begin by filling out the form at www.messiah.edu/projectinitiation. Our project coordinator, Karen Garlinger, will then set up a short meeting to discuss your project goals with the design team. If you’d like updated or new marquees in your building lobby before students are back in the fall, now is the time to schedule production!
Guests on Campus
The Office of Conference and Event Services is pleased to welcome the following groups to campus during the next week:
- Baseball ID – June 27
- Verber Dental – June 27
- 567 Financial Workshop – June 27
- Upper Allen Baseball – June 28
- Messianic Jewish Alliance of America – June 29-July 7
- Girl’s Lacrosse Camp – June 30-July 3
If you see our guests on campus, please extend a warm welcome to Messiah College!
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For sale
Kubota Tractor for sale: 2011,BX 2360 Kubota tractor $8,500. Paid $16,000 new 2011. 700 hours, 4-wheel drive, diesel, turf tires, 60 inch mower deck, 48 inch bucket, weight box, three point hitch and draw bar. Garage kept well maintained. Call Dan Smith 717-265-6566 for more information.
Toyota Matrix XRS 2004; 113,814 miles; 6 speed; $3,800. Click here for pictures: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dhjEI1XN3EbcDblbwPG1yfveyfolbL4n. Please contact Susan Shannon at sshannon@messiah.edu.
Bowflex ultimate 2. Bowflex ultimate 2 includes squat attachment, preacher curl attachment, and leg extension attachment. Excellent condition. Asking $300 or best offer. Call Bill at 717-253-5196.
2 tickets for sale: Hugh Jackman’s 2019 The Man. The Music. The Show. World Tour. Monday, July 1, 7 p.m. at the Capital One Arena, Washington, DC. Seats are in section 107M. Selling at face value cost of $247 per ticket. Please contact Holly Ragan at hragan@messiah.edu if you are interested or know someone who is. Thank you.
