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Look Who's Recruiting Our Students for Internships and Full Time Jobs
9/24/2009
Brown Armstrong - Staff Accountant
Chico News and Review - Photography Intern, Editorial Intern
Consolidated Electrical Distributors
Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Management Trainee - All Locations
9/25/2009
Federated Insurance - Marketing and Claims
For further information, visit the Career Center in SSC 270 or call us at x5253.
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Turner Print Museum-Meriam Library, Ron Sanford Exhibition
The lobby in Meriam for the Turner Print Museum and Museum of Anthropology is currently hosting a display of the work of internationally known wildlife photographic artist Ron Sanford. The lobby is open Monday through Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sanford is a 1961 graduate of UC Berkeley, and his photographs have been published in over 50 books and 43 magazines. He has also had his work published in calendars for Eastman Kodak, Audubon, Greenpeace, National Geographic, Sierra Club, and World Wildlife Fund, to name a few.
He will be speaking on campus Oct. 10 in PAC 134 as a benefit for the Turner Print Museum. For ticket information call 898-4476.
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Zipcars Are Here
All Zipcars are in place and ready for use! Join now for only $35 and get $35 of driving credit. The five self-service Zipcars include three Honda Insights and two Scion XBs, and they are available for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Zipcar signs have been posted in reserved spaces in parking lots on campus and these sites are specified on the Web site below.
Zipcars are available to all faculty, staff, and students 18 years of age and over who are licensed drivers with good driving records. Gas, maintenance, insurance, and reserved on-campus parking are included in hourly and daily rates (as low as $8/hr). Join now through the Web site.
For more information, contact Sustainability Coordinator Halli Bovia at x3332.
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Culture, Conversation and Cuisine (CCC) Hosts Needed
Dear Faculty and Staff,
The Campus Internationalization Task Group on Integrating International Students into the Campus and Community is looking for faculty and staff to volunteer to help for one afternoon or evening for the Culture, Conversation, and Cuisine program.
In this program, a faculty or staff member agrees to host a meal at their home during October and November 2009. We will invite 4 to 8 new students (half international and half U.S.) to each home for a meal. This gives the international students a chance to make friends with U.S. students, gives the U.S. students a chance to learn about other countries, and gives hosts and the students a chance to learn about other cultures. If you might be interested in hosting a meal in your home, please email us by Sept. 28. We will send you more information, and then you can decide if and when you wish to participate.
Thank you for your consideration and support,
Alexxis Harris
Culture, Conversation, and Cuisine Coordinator
James Luyirika-Sewagudde, Jr.
International and Exchange Advisor
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Mentor Program Pizza Party Held for Freshmen, Sept. 29
Attention Faculty and Staff:
Please encourage freshmen to attend the Staff Helping Students Succeed (SHSS) Pizza Party. This event will give new students the opportunity to interact with staff mentors, enjoy free food, and win an iPod. SHSS mentors are here to make sure students get the most out of college and are willing to help with personal concerns, school issues, and professional goals.
The pizza party will be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Cross-Cultural Leadership Center, Meriam Library 172. Students must be present to win the iPod.
RSVPs are required by Sept. 21. Students can get on the guest list and in the iPOD drawing by emailing Desiree Gonzalez.
SHSS is sponsored by Staff Council and the Cross Cultural Leadership Center.
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TSA Fund Sponsor Visit
TIAA-Cref, one of the fund sponsors for the TSA program, will be on campus Sept. 21-23 to provide one-on-one counseling sessions to employees. If you are interested in meeting with a TIAA-Cref representative, please see their flyer . These counseling sessions are by appointment only, so be sure to contact TIAA-Cref at the number provided on their flyer.
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U.N.I.T.E. Cricket Match, Sept 18
U.N.I.T.E. Cricket Match - Friday, September 18th @ 6:00 pm
Join us on the field by Yolo Hall to play cricket; a popular game played in many countries around the world! Never played before? That’s okay! We’ll have experienced players there to explain the rules and strategy of the game. This will be a casual, relaxed event to help ease you into the weekend. Hope to see you all there!
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Come and Enjoy FREE Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival
The Museum of Anthropology will be hosting a FREE “Crafts for Kids” booth under the magnolia tree in front of Laxson Auditorium during the 16th annual Chico World Music Festival THIS Saturday, Sept. 19 and Sunday, Sept. 20 on the Chico State campus. Kids will have fun and be entertained at craft stations like “Peoples of the World,” “Dinosaurs, Reptiles and Birds, Oh My!,” and “Ancient Cultures: Egypt and Greece.” Other FREE daytime activities run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both days and include live music, student art displays, art classes and crafts for kids.
Please join us at the Chico World Music Festival Sept. 19 and 20.
For more information, please visit the Web site.
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Conversations on Diversity: When the Border Crosses You, Sept. 23
Conversations on Diversity: When the Border Crosses You
Join us for a conversation with Professor Antonio Arreguin-Bermudez and Professor Sara Cooper as they discuss issues of immigration, discrimination, hope, HIV/AIDS, and a wide range of human behavior that emerges in reaction to long-term deprivation and dehumanization.
We will be meeting in BMU 210 from 12pm - 1pm on Sept. 23.
For more information, please contact the Office of Diversity at 530-898-4764.
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