Just a reminder with the July 4th break that the pay period ends Saturday, 7/3.

Please be sure to submit timecards and approvals on time for payroll processing next week.

Timecard cutoff is midnight on Saturday. Supervisor approval cutoff is noon on Monday.

Please email Dawn Bury at db287@evansville.edu if you have questions. Thank you!

In addition to the Walking Challenge, you now have these exciting opportunities to exercise while on campus this summer at Carson Center!

• Yoga class every Tuesday at 4:45 pm beginning July 6
• Women’s Self Defense Monday and Tuesdays at 12 pm beginning June 28
• Walking Club Monday – Friday at 12 pm

See Jeff Chestnut for additional details: jc56@evansville.edu

University of Evansville Residency Programs faculty & graduates recently performed testing at the inaugural MLB Combine in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The team was led by Dr. Phil Plisky ’98, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy & Director of Residency Programs. The team included Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy and Sports Residency Program Director Dr. Kyle Matsel ’11, Dr. Jenna Gourlay of the RPI & University of Evansville & Orthopedic Residency Program (Sports Residency ’14), Dr. Alan Tomczykowski (Sports Residency ’09) Dr. Nathan Denning (Sports Residency '17), Dr. Logan Wager (Sports Residency '18) and Dr. Allison Weaver (UE '15, Sports Residency '16).

The screening involves specific developed and researched by Drs. Plisky and Kyle Kiesel, Professor Emeritus of Physical Therapy. This performance testing model is widely used variety of high school, college, and professional sports teams as well as the US Military.

We will be holding another market on Wednesday, July 7, starting at about 8 a.m.  Please stop by. We have set up at the garden site on John Street.  New items:  basil, leeks, tomatoes (maybe).  Soon enough we'll have red and white potatoes, sweet peppers, and UE honey.

Earlier this year, UE announced the creation of the UE Music Conservatory to better serve students and the local community. Beginning this fall, the Conservatory will expand its offerings to provide musical opportunities and lifelong learning for all ages through the new Community Conservatory. Lessons and classes will begin in August.

Community Conservatory membership will allow students to take private instrument or voice lessons from UE music faculty. Lessons are available to all ages and abilities. In addition to one-on-one lessons, students will have opportunities for masterclasses and coaching, recitals with a provided pianist, reduced class rates, a discount toward the UE Summer Music Camp, and a guaranteed talent-based scholarship toward a UE music degree.

A variety of classes will also be available to the community, accommodating many age groups and skill levels. Course offerings will include chamber music, group piano, audition preparation, drumming, ensembles, and more. Registration for classes is now open.

UE will continue to offer existing services through the Conservatory, including community ensembles such as UE Choral Society, UE Symphony Orchestra, and the UE Community Band. Rehearsals are held on a weekly basis and performances are presented each semester. The long-running Suzuki Program will also continue as part of the Community Conservatory. Founded in 1972, the program teaches more than 100 students aged 4-17 in the tri-state region.

Find more information and register on the Conservatory webpage.

For Employees and Adult Dependents enrolled in the UE Medical Plan, Health Risk Assessments will be offered July 13th, 14th, and 15th from 7:00-10:45AM in Eykamp Room 252. Participants should be fasting for at least 8-10 hours. Water and black coffee can be consumed prior to your screening. To participate in this event, please do not schedule your visit at the employee clinic. Follow the link below. Sign up here: https://acelink.evansville.edu/Areas/MedicalClinic/Appointments/.

Creative Writing Grad Jenna Sumpter publishes poems:

"Hours Late to the Mass Arranged Weddings" - Nymphs

"And I Will Enjoy the Beauty of the Flight Home Despite My Tears" - Eucalyptus & Rose

The University of Evansville women's basketball program has announced the date and opponent for its annual Education Day game, slated for 11 AM on Wednesday, November 17 at the Ford Center against Eastern Kentucky.

Kindergarten through sixth grade students, teachers, and chaperones are invited to come cheer on the Aces with the first 5,000 registrants guaranteed to receive lower level seating for just $2. Parents wishing to attend the game with their child and receive the discounted $2 tickets will need to submit their ticket request in conjunction with each classes order. Tickets on game day will increase to $5, no exceptions.

More information on how to register your class and purchase tickets will be made available soon.

Doors will open at 9:30 a.m. on game day with educational programming starting at 10 a.m. and tip-off at 11 a.m. (the game will last approximately 2 hours). Transportation will not be provided, however, bus parking will be made available near the Ford Center.

Students, teachers, and chaperones will be permitted to bring a sack lunch to the game, while Ford Center concession stands will be open as well.

The Aces look to break the all-time women's basketball single game attendance record at Evansville of 4,581, set in 2016, during an Education Day contest against Oakland City. Evansville is set for an exciting season in the first year under direction of head coach Robyn Scherr-Wells as the Aces return more than 80% of their scoring, including the top three scorers, while adding six newcomers that represent four different nations.

Please contact Amy Bonvillain at 812-488-2283 or ab872@evansville.edu for more information on Education Day.