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UE Launches Innovative SPRINGBOARD Program to Accelerate Student Success

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EVANSVILLE, IND. (05/08/2024) The University of Evansville (UE) proudly announces the launch of its groundbreaking SPRINGBOARD program, aimed at providing students with comprehensive support and resources to accelerate their academic and professional success. The program is a three-week summer initiative provided by the Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (CDEI). This program begins on July 8 and ends on July 25, and will take place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday-Thursday.

Designed to empower students to thrive in an ever-evolving global landscape, the SPRINGBOARD program offers a platform that integrates academic learning, career development, and personal growth. With a focus on fostering innovation, creativity, and adaptability, this initiative equips students with the skills and mindset needed to excel in their chosen fields.

SPRINGBOARD’s layered approach encompasses various elements such as experiential learning opportunities, mentorship programs, and personalized career guidance. By combining classroom instruction with hands-on experiences and real-world applications, students gain valuable insights and practical skills that prepare them for future leadership roles.

“We are thrilled to introduce the SPRINGBOARD program as a transformative initiative to support our students’ journey towards success,” said Apryl Weatherford, Director of Youth Programs. “In today’s rapidly changing world, it is essential to provide our students with more than just academic knowledge. We offer a holistic approach to education, empowering students to realize their full potential and make a meaningful impact in society.”

The SPRINGBOARD program offers a dynamic support system allowing students to develop critical thinking skills while bridging theory with practice. They benefit from mentorship opportunities with industry professionals and alumni, gaining valuable guidance and networking connections. The program provides personalized career development resources, including coaching and workshops, to help students navigate their career paths effectively. Students are encouraged to participate in service projects, fostering social responsibility and leadership skills.

Students will also participate in myL.I.F.E., a comprehensive three-day, two-night youth conference designed for both SPRINGBOARD participants and local community youths. The conference will feature engaging breakout sessions focused on various themes including mySELF, myFUTURE, myCOMMUNITY, and myLEVEL UP SERIES.

Under mySELF, attendees will explore topics such as wellness, balance, active lifestyles, and both negative and positive mindsets. The myFUTURE sessions will cover college readiness, career development, and financial success.In myCOMMUNITY, participants will delve into the importance of family relationships, the value of community service, and strategies for keeping our community safe, including addressing issues like gang violence. Additionally, they will discuss concepts such as loving thy neighbor, valuing shared spaces, and embracing diversity.

Lastly, the myLEVEL UP SERIES will include sessions tailored specifically for different groups such as myGIRLS only, myFELLAS only, and myIDENTITY, which will focus on gender-neutral topics. Through these sessions, attendees will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of themselves, their futures, their communities, and their identities.

UE is committed to empowering students for success in today’s rapidly changing world, shaping them into innovative thinkers and global citizens. For more information about the SPRINGBOARD program and how to get involved, please visit https://www.evansville.edu/springboard/.

 

Retail Food Establishment Inspection Report

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Retail Food Establishment Inspection Report

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USI Art And Design To Add Bachelor Of Fine Arts Degree In Fall 2024

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The University of Southern Indiana’s Art and Design Department within the College of Liberal Arts will offer the first National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) accredited Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Art in the region beginning in Fall 2024.

This program will provide students who wish to remain within a 90-mile radius of Evansville an opportunity to pursue a professional-level art degree.

“We are excited about the BFA because it offers our students an opportunity for more in-depth study of the mediums they work with during their time at USI,” says Dr. Sara Christensen Blair, Chair of USI’s Art and Design Department. “The BFA curriculum will also prepare students for both graduate school and professional creative careers.”

The BFA in Art allows students to explore a depth of artistic endeavors and a breadth of art historical and theoretical approaches to the discipline. As a professional degree, students can investigate visual and aesthetic discourse in both their own artistic practice as well as in the context of history and contemporary culture.

Dedicated to preparing students for their futures as professional artists and designers, the BFA provides students with the resources to be successful in the fields of art and design. The curriculum is designed to cultivate students’ artistic vision, visual literacy, aesthetic inquiry, technical skills and demonstrated expertise in verbal and written communication.

BFA Concentrations to be offered are:

  • Graphic Design
  • Illustration
  • Interactive Media
  • Photography
  • Studio Art

To learn more about the BFA, visit the College of Liberal Arts webpage. For questions, contact Dr. Sara Christensen Blair

EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

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Southern Indiana Men’s and Women’s Track and Field kicked off day one of the Ohio Valley Conference Outdoor Championships

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EVANSVILLE, Ind.- University of Southern Indiana Men’s and Women’s Track and Field kicked off day one of the Ohio Valley Conference Outdoor Championships in Charleston, Illinois with multiple impressive prelim times and one event champion. The two squads combined to compete in five events in day one of the three-day championships.
 
Women
Freshman Zoe Seward (Rochester, Indiana) highlighted the day for the Screaming Eagles winning the 10,000-meter race. In her OVC Outdoor Championship debut, she finished with a phenomenal time of 36:14.25. Seward kept an incredible pace outlasting the second-place contender from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock by 11.03 seconds. The first-place finish scored ten points for the Eagles team score.

Junior Kati Hoerig (Prospect, Kentucky) and sophomore Micah Peals (Terre Haute, Indiana) finished behind Seward at 38:43.78 and 39:03.31. Junior Katie Winkler (Santa Claus, Indiana) earned an additional two points for the team score finishing seventh with a blazing time of 37:59.04.

Two Eagles qualified for the 1,500-meter finals with impressive prelims times. Sophomore Emily Rempe (Owensboro, Kentucky) finished fourth at 4:44.54 with a strong finish. Junior Emma Thompson (Mt.Veron, Indiana) sneaks into the finals at eleventh with a time of 4:50.62.

Men

Junior Brady Terry (Philpot, Kentucky) earned the last qualifying spot in the 1,500-meter dash with a prelim time of 4:02.17.

Freshman Alex Nolan (Evansville, Indiana) adds two points to the Eagles team score with a gritty seventh-place finish in the 10,000-meter race at 31.44.13. Team Scores
Team Scores

Women

  1. Western Illinois University
  2. Southeast Missouri State University
  3. Eastern Illinois University
  4. University of Southern Indiana
  5. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  6. University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  7. Lindenwood University
  8. Tennessee State University
  9. Tennessee Tech University
  10. University of Tennessee at Martin

Men

  1. Eastern Illinois University
  2. Southeast Missouri State University
  3. Western Illinois University
  4. Tennessee State University
  5. University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  6. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  7. University of Tennessee at Martin
  8. University of Southern Indiana
  9. Lindenwood University

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Eagles T&F conlcudes season at OVC Outdoor Championships

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CHARLESTON, Ill.- University of Southern Indiana Men’s and Women’s Track and Field finished day three of the Ohio Valley Conference Outdoor Championships on Saturday. The men earned five points placing ninth while the women tallied 22 points in tenth place.
 
Freshman Zoe Seward (Rochester, Indiana) continued her dominant weekend into day three with a third-place podium finish in the 5,000-meter dash. This marks Seward’s second podium finish of the weekend with a time of 17:32.47, tallying six points to the team score. Junior Katie Winkler (Santa Claus, Indiana) placed 12th among the field of 26 with a time of 18:24.28.
 
Sophomore Emily Rempe (Owensboro, Kentucky) and junior Emma Thompson (Mt. Vernon, Indiana) competed in the 1,500-meter finals after qualifying on Thursday. Rempe was fantastic placing fifth in the event with a time of 4:39.69. Rempe broke her own personal record and the Eagles season best 1,500-meter time. She improved her time by 4.85 seconds from Thursday’s prelims. Thompson finished her finals race in 11th place with a time of 4:50.78.
 
Junior Brady Terry (Philpot, Kentucky) dazzled in the 1,500-meter finals after qualifying on Thursday. The junior finished in sixth place earning three points for the Eagles with a time of 3:55.63. Terry improved his time from Thursday night by nearly seven seconds to finish the season strong.
 
Senior Mitchell Hopf (Santa Claus, Indiana) finished his storied career at USI with an 11th place finish in the 5,000-meter race with a time of 15.19.77. Freshman Alex Nolan (Evansville, Indiana) holds a strong future as he finished in 13th with a time 15:23.76.
 
 
Standings
Women

  1. Southeast Missouri State University
  2. University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  3. Western Illinois University
  4. Eastern Illinois University
  5. Tennessee Tech University
  6. Lindenwood University
  7. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  8. Tennessee State University
  9. University of Tennessee at Martin
  10. University of Southern Indiana
  11. Morehead State University

Men

  1. University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  2. Eastern Illinois University
  3. Southeast Missouri State University
  4. Tennessee State University
  5. Lindenwood University
  6. Western Illinois University
  7. University of Tennessee at Martin
  8. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  9. University of Southern Indiana

 
The Eagles look forward to the 2024-25 season with plenty of young talent to build on!
 

Rodriguez and Prauchner qualify for 800-meter finals on Day 2 of MVC Outdoor Championships

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The Purple Aces added to their number of final performances on Saturday afternoon
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – On the second day of the MVC Outdoor Championships the University of Evansville track and field team added two more finalists while setting five PRs.
The Purple Aces had two runners qualify for the men’s and women’s 800-meter final on Saturday afternoon. After timing malfunctions made freshman Nicole Prauchner (Neuhofen an der Ybbs, Austria) and Rafael Rodriguez (Sergovia, Spain) run extra meters, the runners pulled off top times in the 800-meter event. Rodriguez ran a PR of 1:51.81 to take the last spot in the men’s 800-meter final on Sunday while Prauchner did the same in the women’s 800-meter with a time of 2:11.76.
Along with two finalist qualifiers, UE had three other runners set PRs on Saturday. Sprinters José Ocampo (Monterrey, Nueva Leon, Mexico) and Taylor Johnson (Evansville, Ind. / Reitz HS) had PRs in the men’s and women’s 400-meter preliminary races. Ocampo ran the men’s in 51.60 seconds for 14th place while Johnson ran the women’s in 57.65 seconds for 15th.
Evansville’s final PR of the afternoon on the track also came in the men’s 800-meter preliminary race from junior Adam Oulgout (St. Paul, Minn. / Center HS). Oulgout ran a 1:53.76 for 11th place in the third heat along with teammate freshman Tommaso Losma (Lombardia, Italy). Losma took 13th place with a time of 1:55.32 in the heat, while freshman Jakub Nowiki (Poznan, Poland) rounded out the men’s 800-meter race for the Aces with a time of 1:57.96.
UE also had several runners finish the women’s 800-meter preliminary race along with Prauchner. Freshman Eilen Brenne (Skein, Norway) placed just behind her teammate with a time of 2:12.43 for 11th place. While freshman Nayla Martin (Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, Canada) and Kalina Urbaniak (Suchy Las, Poland) finished with times of 2:17.12 and 2:19.15, respectively.
Evansville participated in two other events on the second day of outdoor championships at Gibson Track and Field Complex. The Aces saw Ocampo and freshman Raymond Felton III (Houston / Clear Brook HS) run in the men’s 100-meter dash. Felton III placed 18th with a time of 10.19 seconds while Ocampo finished in 11.12 seconds. Sophomore Kate Walke (Batesville, Ind. / Oldenburg Academy) also competed for UE in the women’s 100-meter hurdles with a time of 15.75 seconds.
Evansville only competed in one field event on Saturday with graduate throwers Zach Dove (Princeton, Ind. / Princeton Community HS) and Jaden Hayes (Huntingburg, Ind. / Southridge HS) throwing in the men’s shot put. Dove threw a season-best 15.37 meters in the event for 11th while Hayes set the Aces’ final PR of the day with a throw of 14.85 meters for 13th.
The Aces begin the final day of the MVC Outdoor Championships at 10:30 a.m. in the field with the women’s discus throw. UE begins its day on the track with the men’s 4×100 relay at 12:05 p.m. shortly followed by Prauchner in the women’s 1500-meter finals. A full list of Evansville’s final events of the championship is listed below.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
Women’s Discus Throw – 10:30 a.m.
Men’s 4×100 Relay – 12:05 p.m.
Women’s 1500-Meter Finals – 12:10 p.m.
Men’s Discus Throw – 12:30 p.m.
Women’s 800-Meter Finals – 1:20 p.m.
Men’s 800-Meter Finals – 2:25 p.m.
Men’s 5,000-Meter – 2:30 p.m.
Women’s 4×400 Relay – 2:55 p.m.
Men’s 4×400 Relay – 3:05 p.m.

Otters leave 10 men on in middle game of series

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JOLIET, IL – The Evansville Otters’ search for a 2024 regular season win continues after dropping tonight’s contest to the Joliet Slammers at Duly Health and Care Field 3-2.

The offense got going early, striking in the top of the first inning. Patrick Lee led the game off with a single and stole second and third with nobody out for Riley Delgado. The shortstop rolled a ground ball to third, but it was enough to score Lee and Evansville was on top 1-0.

In the bottom of the frame, the fun came to an end when Victor Nova laced a two-RBI double to right-center field, putting the Slammers (2-0) ahead 2-1. They never gave up the lead after.

Joliet added their final run in the third inning. The first two men of the frame reached on errors, and one was later brought in on an RBI fielder’s choice to make it 3-1.

Offensively, the Otters (0-3) bats were quiet, leaving runners in scoring position on five separate occasions.

During the eighth inning, Jomar Reyes hit a one-out single and was later moved to third base on an error. Austin Bost capitalized with his first knock of the season, roping a ball into left field to score another run.

Trailing 3-2, scoring came to an end after Bost’s hit.

Parker Brahms (0-1) took the loss after throwing four complete innings for his 2024 debut. He surrendered all three runs (two earned) on a trio of hits with one walk and four strikeouts.

Out of the bullpen, Johan Castillo pitched three scoreless frames as the first reliever. Michael McAvene made his Otters debut in the eighth and allowed no runs with one strikeout.

Evansville out-hit Joliet 8-4 but could not capitalize with their scoring chances. Lee led the way with three hits while Rosario followed suit with two.

Lee and Reyes scored the only runs, while Bost and Delago nabbed RBIs.

The Otters will look to avoid the sweep tomorrow in the series finale against the Slammers. The first pitch is scheduled for 1:05 PM CT. Coverage available on FloSports and the Otters Digital Network.

Eagles fall in the ninth to Trojans

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – University of Southern Indiana Baseball could not stop a ninth-inning rally by the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and lost 7-6 Saturday afternoon in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Screaming Eagles are 22-29 overall and 11-12 OVC, while Trojans go to 28-21, 15-8 OVC.
 
With the loss, USI remains sixth in the OVC standings. The Eagles also remain a game behind fifth-place University of Tennessee at Martin and two games Tennessee Tech University with four conference games remaining.
 
Little Rock had the momentum early, taking a 4-0 lead in the opening frame and holding USI hitless through the first 3.2 innings. The Eagle bats woke up in the fourth and fifth with two outs when USI score three times to take the lead, 6-4.
 
In the fourth, junior centerfielder Terrick Thompson-Allen (Sioux City, Iowa), sophomore second baseman Caleb Niehaus (Newburgh, Indiana), and junior catcher Logan Mock (Livermore, California) (Villa Hills, Kentucky) posted back-to-back-to-back RBI-singles to pull the Eagles to with one, 4-3. The Eagles had six-straight singles in the two-out, three-run rally.
 
The fifth inning saw USI jump in front for the first time in the game with another three-spot. USI junior second baseman Thomas Emerich (Ava, Missouri) took advantage of a failed pickoff and an error to score from third and tie the game, 4-4. Mock broke the tie one batter later with a two-single to right field, scoring Thompson-Allen and Niehaus with the fifth and sixth USI runs of the contest.
 
At the plate, Mock finished with a team-high three RBIs and two hits. Emerich, Thompson-Allen, and Niehaus scored two runs each in the loss.
 
USI junior right-hander Gavin Seebold (Jeffersonville, Indiana) survived the first inning, but had to settle for no-decision despite throwing seven solid innings. Seebold allowed the four runs on four hits and a walk in the first inning before allowing just one more hit in the next six frames, while striking out seven.
 
The loss went USI freshman right-hander Clayton Weisheit (Ferdinand, Indiana). Weisheit (0-1) allowed three runs (one in the eighth and two in the ninth) on five hits.
 

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