Waynesburg University is a small, private, comprehensive Christian institution located in southwestern Pennsylvania, approximately 50 miles south of Pittsburgh. Founded by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church (USA) and a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, the University inspires students to pursue lives of purpose through faith, learning and serving.

Offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs, Waynesburg University designs its curriculum to meet the needs of today’s students. Undergraduates can choose between more than 70 programs of study. The University’s Graduate and Professional Studies Program, located at three convenient centers around Pittsburgh as well as at its Waynesburg campus, offers accelerated evening programs geared for adult students in the fields of business, nursing, education and counseling.

Waynesburg students enjoy personalized attention from highly qualified faculty, a well-rounded liberal arts curriculum and state-of-the-art facilities. The beautiful campus includes an award-winning campus center, a performing arts center and several new additions to campus, such as Roberts Chapel, Center for Research and Economic Development, modern additions to the dining hall and library, a six-story residence hall and a new fitness center.

SEPTEMBER

Monday, September 8, through Friday, October 3Guest Art Exhibition: Brian and Laura PlankOpening Reception: Monday, September 86 to 8 p.m., Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

Saturday, September 13Joy Ike 7 p.m., Roberts Chapel

Wednesday, September 17Constitution Day Celebration: “In God We Pray?: Town of Greece, New York v. Galloway et al.”Noon, Goodwin Performing Arts Center

Thursday, September 18 Cello Fury featuring special guest Texture Contemporary Ballet7:30 p.m., Goodwin Performing Arts Center

Monday, September 22b.f. maiz Speaker7 p.m., Alumni Hall Tuesday, September 30 Lamplighters Concert Choir 11 a.m., Roberts Chapel

OCTOBER

Wednesday, October 1Symphonic Band Fall Concert5:15 p.m., Marsh Center

Thursday, October 2Chamber Works I Noon, Marsh Center

Monday, October 6, through Friday, October 24Senior Art Exhibition: Laura ShawverOpening Reception: Monday, October 66 to 8 p.m., Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

Friday, October 10, through Saturday, October 11Homecoming Weekend

Monday, October 27, through Friday, November 14Senior Art Exhibition: Tanner Downing Opening Reception: Monday, October 276 to 8 p.m., Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

NOVEMBER

Wednesday, November 5, through Saturday, November 8Fall Play: “Room Service” by John Murray and Allen Boretz7:30 p.m., Goodwin Performing Arts Center

Sunday, November 16Lamplighters Touring Choir Fall Concert8 p.m., Roberts Chapel

Monday, November 17, through Friday, December 12Fall Semester Student Art Exhibition Opening Reception: Monday, November 176 to 8 p.m., Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

Wednesday, November 19 An Evening of One Act Plays 8 p.m., Goodwin Performing Arts Center

Thursday, November 20Chamber Works II Noon, Marsh Center

DECEMBER

Friday, December 12TUBACHRISTMAS7:30 p.m., Goodwin Performing Arts Center

Saturday, December 13Christmas Concert: “A Childhood Christmas”7:30 p.m., Roberts Chapel

SCHEDULE

Joy Ike Saturday, September 13 | 7p.m.Roberts Chapel

In her third full-length album, independent artist Joy Ike offers her most realized work yet. “All or Nothing” includes 10 songs about giving up everything you have in exchange for everything you need.

Ike’s music, voice and writing has drawn comparisons to female musicians such as Corinne Bailey Rae, Regina Spektor, Norah Jones and Fiona Apple. But her percussive piano-playing and soaring vocals give homage to her African upbringing.

Leaving her career as a publicist in 2008, Ike has since played more than 600 shows and has had the opportunity to share the stage with many accomplished artists. Her songs have been featured on NPR’s All Things Considered and Relevant Magazine’s The Drop. Her song, “Everything You Have,” was recently featured on NPR’s World Cafe during a segment on emerging artists.

“All or Nothing” is more or less the culmination of her hard years of work and a clear articulation of feelings, beliefs and convictions that were once inexpressible. It is a deep dive into the unknown - a definitive statement on life and how one chooses to spend it.

Free admission.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Cello Fury featuring special guest Texture Contemporary BalletThursday, September 18 | 7:30 p.m.Goodwin Performing Arts Center

A cello rock powerhouse featuring three cellists and a drummer, Cello Fury’s original music combines the emotive and symphonic sounds of the cello with driving rock beats to create a cinematic, progressive rock sound. Continually developing their own unique style of cello rock music, cellists Simon Cummings, Ben Muñoz and Nicole Myers along with

drummer David Throckmorton unleash vitality and rhythmic drive in their music and dare to venture past classical expectations.

Cello Fury has performed on radio and television, in rock clubs, concert halls and music festivals such as SXSW, performing for audiences as large as 67,000 and touring throughout 25 states and abroad.

Reservations suggested; tickets available August 17. To register, visit waynesburg.ticketleap.com/cello-fury.

Admission: adults, $15; children under 12, $5; Waynesburg University students/faculty/staff, free with University ID.

In conjunction with the September 18 concert, the Department of Fine Arts will host two residency opportunities with the Cello Fury artists in the Marsh Center: a master class on Wednesday, 4 to 6 p.m. and a Fine Arts Collegium Workshop Thursday, noon to 1 p.m. Additionally, the artists from Texture Contemporary Ballet will host a movement workshop from 1-2:30 pm in the Goodwin Performing Arts Center. Each opportunity has free admission, and each is open to the public.

PERFORMING ARTS SERIES

Guest Art Exhibition: Brian and Laura PlankMonday, September 8 through Friday, October 3Opening Reception: Monday, September 8 | 6 to 8 p.m.Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

Brian and Laura Plank are married artists who create art side-by-side, yet they have very different approaches to the making of art images. This exhibit will give the Waynesburg University community an opportunity to see how two different viewpoints of art come together.

Brian creates art that is “for anyone to enjoy and that is accessible to all.” He injects humor and whimsy into his pieces, while Laura’s love for medieval manuscripts, flat textile pattern and bold outline portrays a different perspective. She uses hand-painted lino-cuts, as well as acrylic, ink and gold leaf to explore Biblical scripture and the world surrounding us.

Free admission.

Senior Art Exhibition: Laura ShawverMonday, October 6, through Friday, October 24Opening Reception: Monday, October 6 | 6 to 8 p.m.Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

The Art Program at Waynesburg University allows students to mold, paint and sketch works of their imagination while providing the tools to grasp a comprehensive knowledge of techniques and history. Students hone abilities through class discussion, demonstrations and exhibits.

Senior art exhibitions take place each semester to provide veteran art students with a platform to showcase the products of a practiced creative process. Students spend four years creating and preserving pieces they are most proud of for this very occasion.

Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, or by appointment. Call 724-852-3274 for more information.

Free admission.

ART EXHIBITIONS

Senior Art Exhibition: Tanner DowningMonday, October 27, through Friday, November 14Opening Reception: Monday, October 27 | 6 to 8 p.m.Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

The Art Program at Waynesburg University allows students to mold, paint and sketch works of their imagination while providing the tools to grasp a comprehensive knowledge of techniques and history. Students hone abilities through class discussion, demonstrations and exhibits.

Senior art exhibitions take place each semester to provide veteran art students with a platform to showcase the products of a practiced creative process. Students spend four years creating and preserving pieces they are most proud of for this very occasion.

Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, or by appointment. Call 724-852-3274 for more information.

Free admission.

Fall Semester Student Art Exhibition Monday, November 17, through Friday, December 12Opening Reception : Monday, November 17Benedum Fine Arts Gallery

The student art exhibition will showcase the best student work of the fall semester. The exhibit will showcase a variety of mediums including drawings, prints, ceramics, sculptures and a variety of two- and three-dimensional pieces. The pieces on display are selected by the Waynesburg University art faculty.

Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, or by appointment. Call 724-852-3274 for more information.

Free admission.

ART EXHIBITIONS

Constitution Day Celebration: “In God We Pray?: Town of Greece, New York v. Galloway et al.”Wednesday, September 17 | NoonGoodwin Performing Arts Center Written by several Waynesburg University Stover Scholars, “In God We Pray?: Town of Greece, New York v. Galloway et al.,” dramatizes the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2014 case upholding the town of Greece, New York’s practice of beginning monthly town board meetings with prayer by local clergy.

The play brings to life the legal arguments in favor and against the practice of legislative prayer resulting from Susan Galloway and Linda Stephens’ ultimately failed lawsuit against the municipality. The play examines the spectrum of judicial opinion interpreting the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment religion clauses, which state, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.”

This production is directed by Edward L. Powers, professor of theater, and sponsored by the Stover Center for Constitutional Studies and Moral Leadership.

Free admission.

THEATER PRODUCTIONS

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Fall Play: “Room Service” by John Murray and Allen BoretzWednesday, November 5, through Saturday, November 8 | 7:30 p.m.Goodwin Performing Arts Center

In this screwball comedy, it is 1938 and Broadway producer Gordon Miller is staying at the White Way Hotel with his actors. He is waiting on a financial backer to mount his next play. Meanwhile, he has been running up a huge bill. How long will Gordon be able to stay in the room, conduct secret rehearsals, feed his starving actors and keep the hotel management happy?

Find out this fall as the Waynesburg University Players give a hilarious new meaning to the term hospitality.

Call 724-852-3226 for more information.Free admission; reservations suggested.

THEATER PRODUCTIONS

An Evening of One Act Plays Wednesday, November 19 | 8 p.m.Goodwin Performing Arts Center

Waynesburg University’s Theater Program will present performances of students’ scripts from a recent playwriting course, showcasing original one-act plays presented in a workshop format so that the playwrights may see their works come alive. “A Season for Love” is a compilation of romantic scenes from Broadway and other plays, showing the journey from a crush to growing old together.

Under the supervision of Edward L. Powers, professor of theater, this special night of theater allows audiences to experience another side of the Theater Program and to support the efforts of student actors, student directors and especially, student writers.

Call 724-852-3226 for more information.Free admission, reservations suggested.

THEATER PRODUCTIONS

b.f. maiz Speaker: Dr. Jerome F.D. CreachMonday, September 22 | 7 p.m.Alumni Hall

What is the role of praying against the enemy in Christian devotion? Dr. Jerome F.D. Creach will present his lecture, “Asking God for Vengeance: The Role of Imprecation in Christian Prayer,” as the b.f. maiz Speaker Monday, Sept. 22, at 7 p.m., in Alumni Hall.

Creach is the Robert C. Holland Professor of Old Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. He is the author of five books including Violence in Scripture (Westminster John Knox Press, 2013), The Destiny of the Righteous in the Psalms (Chalice Press, 2008) and Joshua in the Interpretation Commentary Series (Westminster John Knox Press, 2003). Creach earned his Ph.D. at Union Presbyterian Seminary. His interests include the appropriation of the Bible in the life of the church and the community, with specific emphasis on the Psalms and the Prophets.

LECTURES

Lamplighters Concert Choir Tuesday, September 30 | 11 a.m. Roberts Chapel

Waynesburg University Lamplighters Concert Choir, String Ensemble and Soloists will join together in a presentation of Schubert’s Mass in G which will include student-led narration and readings that will complement the musical movements and explain the parts of a choral mass.

The beautiful harmonies and gracious melodic lines of Schubert are sure to center your spirit on worship and adoration of God in a beautiful way.

Free admission.

Symphonic Band Fall ConcertWednesday, October 1 | 5:15 p.m.Marsh Center

The Waynesburg University Symphonic Band begins its 2014-2015 season with an open invitation for you to join them for this fall semester offering. The band will be exploring the sounds written for winds and percussion by contemporary composers. If you like band music, you will enjoy this hour-long presentation.

Free admission.

MUSIC PERFORMANCES

Chamber Works I & IIThursday, October 2, and Thursday, November 20 | NoonMarsh Center

Hosted by the Waynesburg University Music Program, this series of lunchtime concerts offers a variety of musical styles presented by the following small ensembles:• Chamber Strings Orchestra • Woodwind, Brass and Percussion Ensembles • Jazz Ensembles • Beauty & Barber Shop Ensembles • University Pipe and Drum Band

Bring your lunch and join the Music Program students for these wonderful musical events. The combination of musical offerings is always fresh and exciting!

Free admission; reception refreshments available.

Lamplighters Touring Choir Fall Concert Sunday, November 16 | 8 p.m. Roberts Chapel

Upper Room and the Lamplighters Touring Choir will unite for a special service of worship, praise and prayer. Join us as we combine our voices and instruments together to offer up some of the most popular worship songs of our student community here at Waynesburg University!

Free admission.

MUSIC PERFORMANCES

TUBACHRISTMASFriday, December 12 | 7:30 p.m.Goodwin Performing Arts Center

TUBACHRISTMAS has become an annual event for the Waynesburg area over the past six years. The event is sponsored by the Waynesburg University Music Program and invites all area tuba and baritone/euphonium players to participate.

Audience members, warm up your singing voice as we ring in the Christmas season led by a host of terrific low brass musicians. Whether you have attended a TUBACHRISTMAS event in the past or not, you and your family are sure to enjoy this holiday favorite!

For registration information, visit www.waynesburg.edu/web/music. Registration is at 5 p.m.; rehearsal is from 5:30 to 7 p.m., both in the Goodwin Performing Arts Center.

Free admission; no reserved seating.

Christmas Concert: “A Childhood Christmas”Saturday, December 13 | 7:30 p.m.Roberts Chapel

If you can finish this statement, “My favorite childhood Christmas memory is…,” then this is the Christmas concert for you! Join the Lamplighters Concert Choir and the Symphonic Band along with their peers from the entire Department of Fine Arts for a rousing holiday celebration.

After the concert, be sure to visit with students and faculty at the reception in the Marsh Center, hosted by the Waynesburg University Music Program and the officer staff of the Lamplighters Choir and Symphonic Band.

Doors open at 7 p.m.Free admission; no reserved seating.

MUSIC PERFORMANCES

Homecoming Weekend Friday, October 10, through Saturday, October 11

Reconnect with friends and network with fellow Waynesburg alumni as you celebrate Homecoming 2014. Don’t miss class reunions, athletic events, a 5K walk/run, campus tours and more.

For a complete schedule of events, visit www.waynesburgunited.com/homecoming14.

SPECIAL EVENTS

HEADING SOUTH FROM PITTSBURGH:

From I-79 south, take Exit 19, Ruff Creek. Continue past the Ruff Creek General Store for approximately five miles through the countryside. Upon the entrance of the town of Waynesburg, stay to the right and continue down the hill. Continue one block past the Presbyterian Church (on your left), and make a left onto Wayne Street. At the stop sign, continue straight ahead. The Marisa Fieldhouse will be situated on your right. At the stop sign, make a left onto Washington Street. At the next block, turn left onto College Street. Miller Hall is the second building on the right. Continue to the end of the block and turn right onto Morris Street (Rt. 19N). Make the next immediate right into the parking lot.

HEADING NORTH FROM MORGANTOWN:

From I-79 north, take Exit 14, Waynesburg. Make a right onto Route 21 at the end of the ramp. Follow Route 21 to the fourth traffic light. Make a right at the light. Follow this road into town. At the fifth traffic light, turn right at the Courthouse onto Washington Street. Go two blocks. Miller Hall is the large red brick building to your left at the third block. Make a left onto College Street in front of Miller Hall and then a right onto Morris Street. Make a right into the parking lot.

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1 Benedum Hall 1A Fine Arts Center 2 Buhl Humanities Building 3 Burns Hall* 4 Carl D. Johnson Commons 5 Center for Research and Economic Development (CRED) 6 CSI Center 7 Denny Hall* 8 Eberly Library 9 Fitness Center 10 Fountain Park 11 Goodwin House 12 Goodwin Performing Arts Center (GPAC) 13 Hanna Hall 14 Marisa Field House/Gymnasium 15 Marine Biology Lab 16 Martin Hall* 17 Miller Hall/Admissions Office

18 Monument Park 19 Paul R. Stewart Museum 20 Paul R. Stewart Science Hall 21 Physical Plant 22 Pollock Hall* 23 President’s Home 24 Ray Hall* 25 Roberts Chapel 26 Stone Guest House 27 Stover Campus Center 28 Student Health Services 29 Thayer Hall* 30 University Relations Office 31 Veterans Memorial Plaza 32 West-South-East Halls* 33 Willison Residence Hall* PP Permit Parking VP Visitor Parking * Residence Halls

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1 Benedum Hall 1A Fine Arts Center 2 Buhl Humanities Building 3 Burns Hall* 4 Carl D. Johnson Commons 5 Center for Research and Economic Development (CRED) 6 CSI Center 7 Denny Hall* 8 Eberly Library 9 Fitness Center 10 Fountain Park 11 Goodwin House 12 Goodwin Performing Arts Center (GPAC) 13 Hanna Hall 14 Marisa Field House/Gymnasium 15 Marine Biology Lab 16 Martin Hall* 17 Miller Hall/Admissions Office

18 Monument Park 19 Paul R. Stewart Museum 20 Paul R. Stewart Science Hall 21 Physical Plant 22 Pollock Hall* 23 President’s Home 24 Ray Hall* 25 Roberts Chapel 26 Stone Guest House 27 Stover Campus Center 28 Student Health Services 29 Thayer Hall* 30 University Relations Office 31 Veterans Memorial Plaza 32 West-South-East Halls* 33 Willison Residence Hall* PP Permit Parking VP Visitor Parking * Residence Halls

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Waynesburg, PA

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1 Benedum Hall 1A Fine Arts Center 2 Buhl Humanities Building 3 Burns Hall* 4 Carl D. Johnson Commons 5 Center for Research and Economic Development (CRED) 6 CSI Center 7 Denny Hall* 8 Eberly Library 9 Fitness Center 10 Fountain Park 11 Goodwin House 12 Goodwin Performing Arts Center (GPAC) 13 Hanna Hall 14 Marisa Field House/Gymnasium 15 Marine Biology Lab 16 Martin Hall* 17 Miller Hall/Admissions Office

18 Monument Park 19 Paul R. Stewart Museum 20 Paul R. Stewart Science Hall 21 Physical Plant 22 Pollock Hall* 23 President’s Home 24 Ray Hall* 25 Roberts Chapel 26 Stone Guest House 27 Stover Campus Center 28 Student Health Services 29 Thayer Hall* 30 University Relations Office 31 Veterans Memorial Plaza 32 West-South-East Halls* 33 Willison Residence Hall* PP Permit Parking VP Visitor Parking * Residence Halls

Campus Buildings

Waynesburg, PA

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