Events Calendar

Dr. Dusty Linn of Philips North America will present "Perioperative Hypotension and Modalities for Monitoring." 

 Dr. Linn is a medical science liaison at Philips North America in the hospital patient monitoring business. His team focuses on noninvasive hemodynamic monitoring, machine learning, and clinical decision support tools. He received is Doctor of Pharmacy Degree from Butler University and completed residency training at St. Louis University Hospital specializing in critical care pharmacy practice. He was on faculty at Manchester University for nine years and had a practice site in the medical intensive care unit (ICU) at Parkview Regional Medical Center. He continues to practice pharmacy in the medical ICU at Parkview Regional Medical Center on an as-needed basis.

This Research and Innovative Practice Seminar will be in the Fort Wayne campus auditorium. It is also available to members of the MU community on Zoom.

Join Manchester University Social Work Club as they invite students/faculty/staff to take the vow to end domestic violence and paint your ring finger purple.

All semester we will be hosting Jonathan Walker for Mindful Moments.  Jonathan is a retired ophthalmologist with an enthusiasm for meditation and mindfulness, and extensive training to support it, and we are excited to share his insights with you. See Sept. 15 email from April White for Zoom link.

Sponsored by Religious Life and Counseling Services.

Visit the new MUES arena and learn more about the esports program! Masks are required. Drinks and snacks will be provided.

Try your hand at ultimate Frisbee. 

Wear your best costume to Fright Night Frisbee and you might just win a prize!

If weather moves activities inside the Cordier Auditorium Lobby, all participants will be required to wear a mask face covering and practice social distancing.

The Monster Mash Haunted Forest is also making a return this year. It is 7:30 to 9:30 in the wooded trails near Schwalm Hall.

Both are free and open to the public. Young children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. The spooky Haunted Forest might be too scary for some children.

Manchester asks community members to bring canned good donations. A donation is not required, and any food collected will go toward feeding those in need.

Monster Mash Haunted Forest is 7:30 to 9:30 in the wooded trails near Schwalm Hall.

Both the Haunted Forest and trick or treat (6:30-8:30 on the Manchester Mall) are free and open to the public. Young children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. The spooky Haunted Forest might be too scary for some children.

Manchester asks community members to bring canned good donations. A donation is not required, and any food collected will go toward feeding those in need.