Softball, tennis teams end regular seasons today
Both softball and tennis wrap up the regular season today.  The softball team’s doubleheader versus Shaw University begins at 2 pm.   Join the tennis team at the Ragland Courts for a 4 pm match versus Salem College.  Senior tennis player Cynthia Mandese will be recognized just prior to the match.  Take a break from the office and come cheer on the Pacers.   Both Peace tennis and softball teams completed their respective seasons in fourth place among league members and will compete in the USA South tournaments to be held in Burlington. Pacer softball (9-8) will meet number five Methodist in game three on Friday at 11 am at Springwood Park.  The Monarchs swept Peace earlier in the season at Wachovia Athletic Park.  Christopher Newport, Shenandoah, and Greensboro finished ahead of the Pacers in the regular season. The Peace tennis team (6-3) meets number five Christopher Newport at 1 pm at the Burlington Tennis Center.  Peace defeated the Captains 7-2 earlier in the season.Visit the league’s tournament central at www.usasouth.net for sport websites including sites, directions, pairings, results, and stories.  See you on the sidelines!  

Class Day honorees announced
The following are the recipients of this year’s Class Day Awards as announced during the ceremony on April 7. Please congratulate students when you see them!
Miss Peace 2009: Amber Harris
Outstanding Senior:  Mallory Anderson, Bonnie Cook, Lauren Seeger, Ciara Stubbs, Dallas Thompson
Outstanding Junior:  Princess Grimes, Solana Sparks, Mary Kathryn Willis
Outstanding Sophomore: Bianca Boles, Elaina Bright, Immie Miles, Kelli Miranda
Outstanding First-Year:  Kayla Michaels, Marya Riddick, Stephanie West
Outstanding Leader of the Year: Lauren Manns
Emerging Leader of the Year: Brittany Tryon
Student Service Award: Immie Miles
Student Organization of the Year: Gospel Choir
Student Org. Advisor of the Year: Norma Maxzud (Diversity Committee)
Also, this year’s graduation speaker will be Lauren Manns.  

Applications being accepted for Mexico trip
The International Studies office is still accepting applications for the Mexico Summer Study abroad program. Dates are:  July 3- 24, 2009. Costs:  $3,300. Includes:  tuition, airfare, all excursions, room and board. Scholarships are available.  Location:  Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. The study will include Mexican Culture and Civilization (Anthropology/ Latin American Studies/Spanish 361- 3 credits and 5 cross cultural points.) All interested, please contact Lyle Sheppard in International Studies- Main 15 lsheppard@peace.edu or Dr. Laura Vick at lvick@peace.edu.  

Late Night Breakfast volunteers sought
Come out and help with Late Night Breakfast on the last day of class (NOT reading day)! This Peace tradition to give students some time to relax during exams will take place on Wednesday, April 29^th from 9 pm to 11 pm. Faculty and staff volunteers should arrive at 8:30 pm in Belk Dining Hall to help serve food and mingle with students. Please email Cameron Hill at clhill@peace.edu if you are interested in helping!  

Join Relay for Life team
Join the Peace College Relay for Life Team! This year’s Relay will be held on April 17 from 7 p.m. to noon on Saturday at Halifax Mall. Participants will need to register in advance here. For more information contact Meredith VanVelsor, MJVanVelsor@peace.edu.  

Take old phone books to Office Services
If you have old telephone books that you want to get rid of, take them to the mailroom. Student Rhiannon Pittman is collecting them for a class project. There is a bucket set up in the hall as a drop-off point.  

Money Matters -- A section of Campus Announcements featuring savings tips and helpful hints! If you have a money-saving tip to share with others through "Money Matters," please send it to Susan Childs, schilds@peace.edu.  

Scan Documents using the Copy Machine
Is your area using the scan capabilities offered by our copies machines? Scanning allows users to store documents electronically and send through email as opposed to paper copies. See instructions on the Business Office Intranet under Faculty and Staff Policies for details on how to start using this functionality.   

Birthdays
April 14   Marnie Arkenberg
April 17   Maurice Boswell  

What's Up on Campus?
Following is an abridged version of Master Calendar events. For information on these and other events, see the Master Calendar http://pride.peace.edu/  

Monday, April 13
Softball game vs. Shaw
2 p.m.
Wachovia Softball Field 

Tennis
4 p.m.
Ragland Courts  

Tuesday, April 14
Chapel
3:30 p.m. 

Psi Chi Induction Ceremony
6 p.m.
Blue Parlor 

Beta Beta Beta Induction Ceremony
6 p.m.
President’s Dining Room 

Honors Reception
6:30 p.m.
Main Parlor 

Rachmaninoff Concert and Recording
7:30 p.m.
Kenan Recital Hall  

Wednesday, April 15
Board of Trustees meeting
1 p.m.  

Thursday, April 16
Board of Trustees meeting
8:30 a.m. 

Faculty Executive Committee
3:30 p.m.
Flowe 104  

Friday, April 17
Pandemic Flu Response Plan presentation
Flowe 110
Noon  

Saturday, April 18
Garden Club workday
9 a.m.  

Sunday, April 19
Peace College Sunday at First Presbyterian Church