SCC minutes for Sunday, September 10, 1995

The meeting began with devotions by Bryan.

Committee Reports

• Outreach (Scott Hanson). The committee meets Mondays at 5:00 and will set group calling dates at their first meeting.
• Worship meets Thursdays at 8 AM.
• Education (Tim Koehler and Ryan Anderson). They asked for speaker ideas. Some of our ideas: David Ward, county supervisor Scott McCormick, the student government president, the head of the local Habitat for Humanity. Also, Brent and Laurie are teaching Bible studies.
• Social Ministry (Teresa Palumbo and Korie Lebert). They had a good turnout to serve a meal to senior citizens on Saturday, Sept. 9. Some Thursday social concerns lunch topics for this semester are alcohol abuse, eating disorders, depression and suicide, and Habitat for Humanity. Next semester's topics will concern the countries for the Eastern Europe '96 trip.
• Social Activities (Krista Bultmann). The Welcome Banquet is Wed, Sept 13. After that, the next big activity is a Martin Luther's birthday dance November 10th. There are no potlucks or game nights this semester due to the many other activities.
• Hospitality (Nate Blair and Andy Lubansky). They want to get more people to greet. There's a Hospitality get-together and recruitment party coming up. The new hospitality feature this month is music at the happy half hour.
• Fine Arts. There's an artist reception on Sunday September 24th for the artist whose works currently adorn our walls.
• Staff: The Bethel-sponsored American Player's Theatre trip is Sunday, September 17th. Keep your calendars open for the Lutheran Student Movement national retreat over New Year's in Southern California. The Campus Center has a new student lecture series this year: once a month, a student member gives a talk about something that interests him.

New Business

• Staff finally has email. They can be reached at PrBrentC@aol.com (Brent) and LaurieFP@aol.com (Laurie). Scott will find out if the center can set up a web page with our America OnLine account.
• Andrew pointed out that we have had trouble lately getting volunteers to wash dishes at cost supper, and suggested we consider letting dishwashers eat free. (for a weekly cost of $4). We'll think about it.