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Campus Announcements
Ten Ideals Nominations
The Ten would like to recognize
the following members of the Stephens community for their
outstanding demonstration of RESPECT.
• Kelly Chase
• Rhea Amos
• Lakeitha Henley
• Kylie Brownsworth
• Brittany Morgan
• Kristine Kloss
• Kolina Pihana
• Emily Pinto
• Lainey Hughes
• Tara McNeil
• Rob Doyen, faculty
• Margaret Campbell, faculty
We seek to transform the world by transforming our values.
RESPECT for our dignity and the dignity
of others, embodied in a sense of social justice.
Congratulations,
The TEN!
Getting to Know: Brenda McSherry
A column dedicated to acquainting Stephens College faculty,
staff and students.
 Department/Office:
Health Services
Title: Director
Job description: Clinical nurse practitioner—see
students for health and illness issues, provide wellness
education, offer wellness programs
Office location: East side Stamper Commons,
Lower level (Facebook
page)
Years at Stephens: Came in August 2000
My department/office described in three words:
out-of the way, friendly, healing
Best part about my work: helping students
through hard times
Words of advice to our students: Be good
to yourself and to your health.
Family and pets: husband Tom, pharmacist;
two sons, Jason (26), David (23); one daughter, Allison
(19); one dog, Maggie; two kittens, Stella and Ellie
Community involvement: grants committee
member for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, lector at Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, member of MCNAP (Missouri Coalition of
Nurses in Advanced Practice)
In my spare time, I: walk/bike/run the
trails, bargain shop for antiques, read, grow potted plants
and flowers
Favorite place in Columbia: my backyard
Most people don't know that I: used to
love to act
Which faculty or staff member would
you like to see profiled in an upcoming “Getting to
Know” column?
Send your nomination (name, job title and reason for nomination)
to Sarah Berghorn, Communications Coordinator, at sberghorn@stephens.edu
or Campus Box 2051.
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Upcoming Events
Paintings, Prints, and
Prophets
Oct. 23-Dec. 11
10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday and by appointment.
Opening reception: 4-6 p.m., Oct. 23; Davis Art Gallery
A two-person exhibition featuring paintings and prints
by Brian David Smith and Michael Buesking that explore
narration and storytelling through process and illustration.
Free and open to the public.
"Blast from the Past" A Halloween Costume Rummage
Sale
12-4 p.m., Oct. 24; Warehouse
Theatre
Join the Stephens College Warehouse Theatre for “Blast
from the Past,” a rummage sale of retro costumes
from several eras! All proceeds benefit the Warehouse
and Costume Shop.
Contact: Warehouse
Theatre Company, x4199
Stephens Volleyball vs. Williams
Baptist
5 and 7 p.m., Oct. 26; Silverthorne Arena
Inauguration of Dr. Dianne M. Lynch
Oct. 28-30
Inauguration of Dr. Dianne M. Lynch as the 24th president
of Stephens College. Schedule
of events.
Contact: Sherry
Howard, x4156
MLKSU Fiesta Night
8:30 p.m., Oct. 29; Journey's Plaza
Have fun with MLKSU in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
with a Fiesta night! There will be a Piñata party,
arts and crafts, and other activities. We will have beautiful
luminaries hanging around, and students can listen to
many great sounds of Hispanic artists. 2 community points
available.
Contact: Yvonne
Chamberlain
Spookathon
7:30 -11 p.m., Oct. 29; Dudley Patio or Chapel in
bad weather
The annual Sigma Tau Delta Spookathon features a marathon
reading of original or favorite works, scary or not, with
drawings throughout the evening for prizes awarded to
the readers and to those with the best Halloween costumes.
Each reading earns a donation to help support the Home
of Love orphanage in India and to fund Stephens student
travel to professional conferences. Seasonal Refreshments
and Leadership Points!
Contact: Judith Clark
Bach's Lunch
12:30 p.m., Oct. 29; Historic Senior Hall Recital
Hall
A variety of short musical showcases performed by Stephens
students. A great way to spend your lunch hour!
Free and open to the public.
Stephens
Volleyball vs. McKendree
7 p.m., Oct. 30; Silverthorne Arena
Ah Wilderness!
7:30 p.m., Oct. 30–31, Nov. 6-7; 2 p.m. Sunday
matinee, Nov. 1 (special performance during
Inauguration, 7:30 p.m., Oct. 29)
Macklanburg Playhouse
A tender portrait by the Father of American Drama. It
is the Fourth of July in an idyllic Connecticut town.
Fee: $12 general, $6 student/senior, 50% discount Stephens
student/employee
Contact: Box Office,
x4199
Good Form: Dress and Decorum
for the Woman of Fashion, 1873-1911
Through Dec. 13
noon-3 p.m. Saturday-Sunday and
5:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday; Costume Museum and Research Library,
mezzanine level of LRW
An exploration of
the rules that governed women's dress and daily lives
at the turn of the 20th century.
Free and open to the public.
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