University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Weslev Foundation The Wesley Foundation, Campus Min- istry of the United Methodist Church, holds worship on Tuesday Nights at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Center located at 425 W. Jackson Ave. across from Stockard Martin Dorms. Each week there is a free homecooked meal and then an hour wor- ship experience. This is a fun and exciting time to encounter God ' s love and the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Wesley min- isters to the needs of students through weekly discipleship on Thursday nights, and several service projects during the year. This is an inclusive ministry — all students are invited and welcomed. The Campus Minister, Rev. Wade Holland, is always available for counseling and as- sistance. Wesley Foundation Leadership Team: Todd Davis, Susan Nabors, Hanley Has- seltine, Stephen Sparks, David Wages, Ryan Webb, Laura Schucker, Matt Green, Tonya Bynum, David Harbison, Robbie Torry, Heather Denehe, Jennifer Todd, and Lisa Garvin. Catholic Student Association The Catholic Student Association, a student-led group, plans and coordi- nates spiritual, social, service, and educational activities for its mem- bers. Open to all interested persons who attend the university, CSA meets weekly on Wenesday evenings at 8:00 p.m. in the Union. CSA officers for 1993-94 are: Hope Ladner, president; Jeannie Ackerman, secretary; Leigh Moniot, treasurer; Terri Hudson, spirituality chair; Jennifer Belue and Jill Jeter, social chairs; Jeff Aycock, service chair. Advisors are Sister Bar- bara Brumleve. SSND, campus min- ister; and Father Kevin Slattery, pas- tor. 238 qfp (c } s fm%s ' d ' m IS

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Gamma Iota Siema Gamma Iota Sigma is a national col- legiate insurance fraternity, the only one of its kind in the United States. Its purpose is to ensure the quality of an Ole Miss insurance education, while serving as a liasion between the campus and the insurance commu- nity. The Mu Chapter at Ole Miss was chartered in 1976, and the fra- ternity has been active ever since. In any given year the organization hosts more than two dozen speakers, who lecture on all segments of the insur- ance industry. Phi Gamma Nu Phi Gamma Nu is a national pro- fessional business fraternity which has been on the Ole Miss campus for over 40 years. Phi Gamma Nu is open to all majors with 6 or more credit hours of business courses and a GPA greater than 2.0. In the 1993- 1994 school year, Phi Gamma Nu activities included participation in the business school phone-a-thon, a national convention in Cleveland, Ohio, a resume workshop for all in- terested parties, and professional speakers from the Oxford-Lafayatte area. Members of Phi Gamma Nu are in- volved in various other campus and community wide activities that range from the Business School Student Advisory Board to working on elec- tion campaigns in the Oxford area. ( jp) 237

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