Grant Opportunity for Undergraduate Students
Provost Scott McNall has announced that funds have been allocated for the fall 2005 Undergraduate Awards for Research & Creativity. Information meetings for student applicants have already been scheduled – see details below.
These awards were created to support undergraduate students working closely with individual faculty members on student-designed projects and to assist the faculty in providing students with special innovative learning opportunities.
• Fall awards of up to $500 each will be made available to undergraduates (including graduating seniors).
• A cumulative GPA of 3.25 or above is required.
• Spring award opportunities (up to $500) and summer stipend opportunities ($2,000) will also be discussed.
• Information meetings will be held on:
Wednesday 9/14/2005 Faculty/Staff Dining Room 5 p.m.
Thursday 9/15/2005 Faculty/Staff Dining Room 4 p.m.
The Faculty/Staff Dining Room is located along the creek behind Selvester’s.
Interested undergraduate students are encouraged to attend one of the above meetings for information and applications. Anyone unable to attend a meeting can contact:
Barbara Brautigam 898-5749
Dr. Andrea Lerner 898-4767
These awards are an exceptional and unique opportunity for students to create their own projects under the guidance of a faculty mentor.
Barbara Brautigam
Honors Program
CSU, Chico
Chico, CA 95926-0115
530-898-5749
Archived under Opportunities on September 02, 2005
Involvement Fair Announcement
GET CONNECTED, GET INVOLVED AND GET ACTIVE!
Don’t be “just another graduate”…GET INVOLVED on YOUR campus!
Meet your Associated Students Organizations, Councils and Groups!
Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005 from 11am – 2pm on Free Speech and Kendall Lawns
Enjoy an AS “Nooner,” music provided by AS KCSC, “Dunk” your AS President, and climb the AS Adventure Outings Climbing Wall!
Contact Jay Azevedo, Commissioner of Student Affairs, at 530.898.5701 with any questions.
Hayley Wallace
Public Relations Coordinator
Bell Memorial Union, 203
(530) 898-5701
Archived under Events on September 01, 2005
Chico Students Taking Action Now: Darfur (STAND)
Chico STAND (Students Taking Action Now: Darfur) is honored to present Judith Lewis, Director of U.S. Relations for the UN’s World Food Programme on Thursday, Sept. 8 in Ayers Hall room 106 at 7:00 pm. Coming from Washington D.C., Judith will offer us perspective on the conditions in the Darfur region of Sudan, and the role starvation has played.
Hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost to genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan. Learn more about what you can do by visiting our “Web Site”http://www.chicostand.org
Jessica Post
User Services
Help Desk Analyst
Student Lead
(530)898-6000
Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on September 01, 2005
University Film Series: Documentaries by Emmy Award-Winning Dorothy Fadiman, Sept. 20
University Film Series
Tuesday, Sept. 20
7:30pm, Ayres 106
$3 donation appreciated
Web Site
898-4642
“Celebrating 30 Years with Women’s Health Specialists”
Hosted by Chico’s Feminist Women’s Health Center: a short program, refreshments, and two documentaries by Emmy award-winning Dorothy Fadiman (When Abortion Was Illegal, 28 min.; From Danger to Dignity, 57 min.)
Archived under Information on September 01, 2005
CSU, Chico Summer Job! Apply Today!
2006 Summer Orientation
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE SEPT. 30 BY 5 PM IN CLSA 125!!
Are you dedicated, fun, and friendly? Do you like to meet new people and push yourself to learn and experience new things? Are you looking for an awesome summer job that pays well and you get the weekends off? Then Summer Orientation is the job for you! We are now accepting applications for our 2006 Summer Orientation Staff and we want you!
For more information about the Peer Advisor position attend our Informational Meetings on Thursday, Sept. 15 at 3PM location TBA, Monday, Sept. 19 at 5PM location TBA and Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 6:30 location TBA.
To pick up an application, come by the Orientation Office in CLSA 125, but hurry because applications are due Friday, Sept. 30, 2005 by 5 PM. If you have any other questions, please feel free to call Jennifer Ledoyen or Bevin Wong or Amy Lance at 898-5714. We look forward to seeing your application soon!
Bevin Wong and Jennifer Ledoyen
California State University, Chico
2006 Summer Orientation Co-Directors
(530) 898-5714
(530) 898-4790 (fax)
e-mail: summero@csuchico.edu
Archived under Opportunities on September 01, 2005
Student Job Opening - On Campus
The Department of Accounting & MIS in the College of Business is seeking a student to work in the department office. Must have previous office or clerical experience, computer skills & organizational skills. Duties include answering phones, greeting & helping faculty, students, staff & public, general computer input using Microsoft Word, Excel, and the internet, run errands, update bulletin boards, organize office, and various other clerical functions as assigned. The schedule is flexible, but you must be able to work 8-12 hours per week between the hours of 8am-2pm. Work Study students are highly preferred, but we will take applications from non-work study. The pay rate is $7.60 per hour. Please e-mail your resume, the times you are available, your e-mail address & references from previous jobs to rmcgrath@csuchico.edu or drop off in the office in Tehama 313. Deadline for resumes is Friday Sept. 9.
Archived under Opportunities on September 01, 2005
Sign up for Trinity rafting trip
Trinity River Rafting Trip
September 3-4 (this weekend!!!!)
You haven’t been on an Adventure Outings trip till you’ve been on the Trinity! This trip is suitable for all levels of experience.
Students: $49
General: $68
Interested? Come on over to the Adventure Outings Desk in the BMU Lobby to sign up. Phone: (530)898-4011
Archived under Events on August 31, 2005
Earn up to $40 for taking a test at CSU, Chico!
Subject: Earn up to $40 for taking a test at CSU, Chico!
The California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET) is a testing program being developed on behalf of the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing as the examination option to satisfy the subject matter competence requirement for a California teaching credential. The CSET has and will continue to take the place of the current SSAT and Praxis II subject matter examinations.
EARN UP TO $40 FOR TAKING A TEST!
Juniors, seniors, post-baccalaureates or graduate students, student teachers, students who have completed their student teaching requirement, teachers who hold pre-intern and internship credentials, and teachers who hold emergency permits who plan to seek teaching credentials are invited to participate in the test.
Take 1 test (1 hour) and earn $20.00
Take 2 tests (2 hours) and earn $40.00
CSET subject areas:
Multiple Subjects and Business.
When:
Monday, Sept. 19, 2005
Anytime between 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
(Please arrive no later than 3:30 PM)
Where:
CSU, Chico
BMU, Room 210
West 2nd Street and Hazel Street
Pre-register by Friday, Sept. 9:
Office of Testing and Research
California State University, Chico
Meriam Library, Room 143
(530) 898-6218
Archived under Opportunities on August 31, 2005
Special Election
Associated Student Government will be holding a Special Election for the office of Director of Legislative Affairs. If you are interested in running for this open position, come to the GAC office in BMU 203.
A timeline of the election is as follows:
-Thursday, August 25 à Filing Period for paperwork opens
-Thursday, September 8 à Filing Period for paperwork closes
-Thursday, September 29 à Special Election Day (vote online)
Spread the word and VOTE!
Hayley Wallace
Public Relations Coordinator
Bell Memorial Union, 203
(530) 898-5701
Archived under Events on August 31, 2005
University Film Series: Visiting Filmmaker/Animator Skye Jordan, Sept. 13, 7:30pm
Tues.,Sept. 13, 2005, 7:30 pm
Little Theatre,(Ayres 106)
$3 donation appreciated
Please visit our Web Site.
Skye Jordan has been making films and animation for five years and has been shown and distributed nationally. She “just happens” to have done art, theatre, clowning, and acrobatics her whole life. Jordan is a musician, too, and is a member of Victorian Echoes, “a New Orleans-based parlor duet, with strong, jazzy undertones and a 19th-Century expression.” Filmmaker/Animator SKYE JORDAN
On the evening of her visit this fall (she was last here with documentary filmmaker Les Blank in spring 2004), she will be showing clips from her collection of works as well as a mockumentary about her adventures in film and life. Question-and-answer period to follow.
Archived under Events on August 31, 2005
Humanities Center Gallery: CLAUDIA STEEL opens Sept. 6 with a talk + reception Sept. 8
The Humanities Center Gallery is exhibiting Claudia Steel Sept. 6-Oct. 27 in Trinity 100. The exhibition spans fifty years of the work by Claudia Steel and will include non-representational serigraphs made during the late 1950s and early 1960s; realistic etchings made from the 1960s through the 1980s; and her newest pieces—large oil paintings, which feature more and less abstracted landscapes. She studied teaching and art at UC Berkeley, Mills College, and the California College of Arts and Crafts and taught at CSU, Chico. At 87, Steel is still filled with energy and enthusiasm for making art.
Steel exhibited with members of the “Berkeley School,“ a moniker coined by Alfred Frankenstein of the San Francisco Chronicle in 1937. She continues to exhibit nationally and internationally, but a significant part of Steel’s efforts over the years have been contributions to Chico’s artistic community. This past spring, Steel showed all new work with her older sister and artist Alice Hutchins in the two-person show Sisters at the 1078 Gallery.
The Humanities Center Gallery is typically open M-F, 8-5. A reception will be held Thursday, Sept. 8, 5-7pm. Steel will provide an artist’s talk at 4pm preceding the reception. For information, call x4642.
Archived under Events on August 31, 2005
Chico in London
Join us for our General Meeting on Thursday, Sept. 15 at 4pm in PAC 134. Enjoy a slide show and meet Professors Robert Herhusky & Lisa Emmerich, who will be teaching in London. This will be your opportunity to pick up an application to join the Chico in London group for SP 06.
If you have not completed a theme, this is a great way to do that. Theme Q = The International Studies Abroad: London, can be completed by attending London courses and then completing the third upper division course here in Chico. Come to the meeting and find out how this is possible or call our office at 898-5351.
For more information, please see: Web Site
Marie Knox
College of Humanities & Fine Arts
898-5351
Archived under Opportunities on August 31, 2005
Multicultural Affairs Council
Multicultural Affairs Council is looking for new members! If you’re interested in getting involved with Associated Students and think Multicultural Affairs is for you, come by BMU 203, call 898-5701, or apply online @ aschico.com. This is a great way to meeting new people and get involved with student organizations!
Hayley Wallace
Public Relations Coordinator
Bell Memorial Union, 203
(530) 898-5701
Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on August 31, 2005
Recreational Schedule
Open Hours
Weight and Cardio Room
M-Th 6-10pm F 6-8pm Weekend 12-5pm
Climbing Wall M-Th 6-10pm Sat 2-5pm
Climbing lessons Tues 4-6pm (full 2 hours)
Pool M-F 12-1pm
Open Gym M-Th 6-10pm F 6-8pm Weekend 12-5pm
*these hours depend upon athletic activities
and intramural sports
Main Office M-F 11am-6pm
Intramural Sports
Play Begins Week Of:
Basketball 9/26
Bowling 9/26
Flag Football 9/19
Outdoor Soccer 9/12
Indoor Volleyball 9/12
*date pertains to week play begins; not the specific day of play
Sport Clubs
For more information, contact Sport Club Director, Mary Wallmark, @ 898-5348.
If you are interested in participating in any or all intramural sports, open hours, or sport clubs,or just have questions, please visit us in Acker 126 or our Web Site 898-5170
Archived under Information on August 31, 2005
Meriam Library tours - Fall 2005
Please Share this Information with your Students
The Meriam Library is offering guided tours on the following dates:
August 31-Sept. 2, 2005
Sept. 6-9, 2005
Meet in the lobby on the first floor of the library. All tours 12-12:50pm.
A self-guided walking tour pamphlet is available at the second floor reference desk. Web Site
Archived under Information on August 31, 2005
Student Support Groups Offered
JOIN A SUPPORT GROUP TODAY! At the Psychological Counseling Center, we offer a variety of groups to meet your needs. All of our groups are led by experienced counselors and designed to be effective. These groups are provided as a free service to regularly enrolled students at CSU, Chico.
Our newer groups being offered this semester are: “Feel Better Fast!”, “Re-entry Support Group”, and “Getting to Know You”. Check out our Web Site to see all the groups being offered by the Psychological Counseling Center to students this semester.
If you think one or more of our groups would be beneficial to you, please call or come by our office for more information and schedule a brief interview appointment with a group leader today! We are located in the Meriam Library, Room 141, or call 898-6345.
Nancy Donnan/Ofc.Mgr
Psychological Counseling & Wellness
MLIB 141/x6345
ndonnan@csuchico.edu
Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on August 31, 2005