Midnight Munch
Kristi Mangold, Susan Albrecht, and Kelsie and Phillip Merriett are ready to serve breakfast to students at Midnight Munch on Tuesday evening.
Professors Heidi Walsh (left) and Shamira Gelbman (right) are joined by First Lady Lora Hess in one serving line.
Senior Associate Director of Admissions Chip Timmons serves up a healthy dose of eggs to one hungry student.
AV Technician Phillip Merriett gets ready to prepare a plate of biscuits and gravy as the students filter through the line. He is usually behind the scenes making sure campus events sound and look great. This time he was front and center as the first face to greet students in the food line.
Administrative Assistant Kristi Mangold was on pancake duty.
Students hungry from studying - or just hungry - came in masses to Sparks Center for the semester's end tradition, Midnight Munch.
Professor Bronwen Wickkiser and Meredith Hess had the sticky job of pouring syrup for pancakes.
A steady stream of students enjoyed breakfast served by the faculty and staff volunteers.
Katrynka Hines scrambled countless eggs during the one-hour breakfast feast.
Professor Greg Dallinger gave studying advice as students grab their late-night snack, 'If you don't know it by 2 a.m. you aren't going to know it by 9 a.m. Go to bed.'
Executive Chef Jason Anderson kept the kitchen hopping with fresh biscuits, gravy, sausage, bacon, pancakes, and potatoes.
Professor Laura Wysocki had a smile on her face while carting clean trays for the next round of students.
Debbie Frye kept the dishes clean - no small feat when feeding a small army of hungry men!
Mark Anderson finishes prepping another pan of sausage.
Sports Information Director Brent Harris served as a kitchen runner, helping keep both serving lines full of hot food.
Biology's Mark Elrod grabs another tray of pancakes. He logged a lot of steps as a runner as well.
