Wednesday 2/18
11 AM Professional Development Brown Bag, Hunt Union-Butternut Valley Room
3:30 PM Poetry Slam Workshop, Hunt Union-Leatherstocking Room
4 PM Sanford Society, Fitzelle 201
6 PM Campus Ambassadors Christian Fellowship, Bluefields Cafe (40 Walnut St.)
6:30 PM Students Protecting Animal Rights (SPAR), Schumacher 102
8 PM |The OM Sessions| Garrett James, Union Square (bottom of Hunt Union)
8 PM Trip: Drowsy Chaperone, Stanley Theatre - Utica
8 PM Big O Poetry Slam 61, The Waterfront
Thursday 12/19
11 AM UUP Food For Thought: Assemblyman Peter Lopez, Hunt Union- Butternut Valley Room
5 PM General Meeting, IRC 1
7 PM GSRC Dialogue Sessions - Exploring relationship orientation: Monogamy, non-monogamy, and various relationship structures, GSRC 219 - Hunt Union
7 PM How to Build a Dinosaur, SUNY Binghamton
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SKY WARNING TRAINING
The National Weather Service will offer its Basic Sky Warning Training
program on campus on March 3, 2009, in two sessions in the Alumni Hall
Little Theater. One session will be offered from 3:30-5:30 pm and the
other from 6:30-8:30 pm. The Basic Sky Warning Training program is the
final step in the process for SUNY Oneonta to become a storm-ready
school. For more information about the training, please contact Dave
Lincoln, Emergency Manager in the University Police Department, at x3163
or lincoldc@oneonta.edu.
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The National Weather Service will offer its Basic Sky Warning Training
program on campus on March 3, 2009, in two sessions in the Alumni Hall
Little Theater. One session will be offered from 3:30-5:30 pm and the
other from 6:30-8:30 pm. The Basic Sky Warning Training program is the
final step in the process for SUNY Oneonta to become a storm-ready
school. For more information about the training, please contact Dave
Lincoln, Emergency Manager in the University Police Department, at x3163
or lincoldc@oneonta.edu.
If you are having trouble viewing the Bulletin on campus, contact the
Help Desk at x4567. If you are off campus, you may need to download
Adobe Reader, available at: http://get.adobe.com/reader/.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Campus Office Spotlight: Milne Library
Visit Milne Library Today!
Spring Semester Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM - 1:00 AM
Friday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday Noon - 9:00 PM
Sunday Noon - 1:00 AM
February Recess Hours
Friday, February 20 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday, February 21 & 22 CLOSED
Monday - Friday, February 23 - 27 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Saturday, February 28 CLOSED
Sunday, March 1 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Mission Statement
Milne Library contributes to the overall mission of the college by providing resources and services to meet the intellectual and academic needs of students, faculty, and staff. Our primary focus is to support the instructional program of the college. When possible, the library extends services to those outside the college community.
Continuing goals:
1. To select, acquire, organize and maintain the information resources in all formats that best support the needs of the college community; to access resources beyond the immediate collection through interlibrary loan and electronic retrieval systems; to incorporate technology wherever appropriate to expand the library's collection and services.
2. To provide quality reference service by assisting and instructing library users in identifying, locating, evaluating and using information resources.
3. To teach classes that prepare students to retrieve and evaluate information for their college studies as well as for lifelong learning.
4. To provide access to resources with a broad range of perspectives, viewpoints, and approaches in keeping with the College's commitment to a climate of diversity.
5. To maintain an attractive library with an environment conducive to study and research.
6. To maintain a capable and highly skilled staff through systematic programs of career development and effective utilization of individual talents.
7. To promote the use of the library and information resources.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Happy Birthday to Two Influential Men
Today, February 12, marks the 200th anniversary of the births of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin. I baked 'em a cake. Happy B-day, gents. Sorry you're dead.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
MOVIE AND DISCUSSION – FEBRUARY 12
Women’s and Gender Studies is pleased to present the movie Under the Same Moon, with a discussion
following the viewing on Thursday, February 12 at 7PM in the Red Dragon Theater, Hunt College
Union. Karina Céspedes will introduce the film and lead the discussion. This film dramatizes the
countless Mexican families who leave their children behind, and sneak across the border to jobs that
offer them much more income in comparison with what they make in their own country. All are invited to
attend.
RED DRAGON RENDEZVOUS – FEBRUARY 16
The next Red Dragon Rendezvous is scheduled for Monday, February 16 from 8:30-10AM, in
the International Lounge, Hunt College Union. Enjoy a cup of coffee, tea or other beverage,
and pastries, and informally interact, connect and meet members of the Campus Community
(faculty, staff and students). All are invited to attend.
TWO-DAY BLOOD DRIVE AT HUNT UNION BALLROOM FEBRUARY 16 & 17
The Center for Social Responsibility and Community (CSRC) is sponsoring American Red Cross Blood
Drives at the Hunt College Union Ballroom on Monday & Tuesday, February 16 & 17, from 12noon
to 5PM. Red Cross has promised to award a $350 scholarship to one lucky SUNY College at Oneonta
student if we reach our goal of 372 pints for this academic year. Faculty and staff are invited to sign up
to donate blood as well. Donors may register during lunch and dinner hours at Mills or Wilsbach each
day Monday-Friday, February 9-13, or by phoning a CSRC Student Coordinator at x2098 to schedule
an appointment. Please give the Gift of Life and donate blood on the 16th or 17th!
Women’s and Gender Studies is pleased to present the movie Under the Same Moon, with a discussion
following the viewing on Thursday, February 12 at 7PM in the Red Dragon Theater, Hunt College
Union. Karina Céspedes will introduce the film and lead the discussion. This film dramatizes the
countless Mexican families who leave their children behind, and sneak across the border to jobs that
offer them much more income in comparison with what they make in their own country. All are invited to
attend.
RED DRAGON RENDEZVOUS – FEBRUARY 16
The next Red Dragon Rendezvous is scheduled for Monday, February 16 from 8:30-10AM, in
the International Lounge, Hunt College Union. Enjoy a cup of coffee, tea or other beverage,
and pastries, and informally interact, connect and meet members of the Campus Community
(faculty, staff and students). All are invited to attend.
TWO-DAY BLOOD DRIVE AT HUNT UNION BALLROOM FEBRUARY 16 & 17
The Center for Social Responsibility and Community (CSRC) is sponsoring American Red Cross Blood
Drives at the Hunt College Union Ballroom on Monday & Tuesday, February 16 & 17, from 12noon
to 5PM. Red Cross has promised to award a $350 scholarship to one lucky SUNY College at Oneonta
student if we reach our goal of 372 pints for this academic year. Faculty and staff are invited to sign up
to donate blood as well. Donors may register during lunch and dinner hours at Mills or Wilsbach each
day Monday-Friday, February 9-13, or by phoning a CSRC Student Coordinator at x2098 to schedule
an appointment. Please give the Gift of Life and donate blood on the 16th or 17th!
Monday, February 9, 2009
Need Rope?
Well...I couldn't leave everyone empty handed when it came to DIY Geekery this week. Here's a quick little how-to on making rope from plastic bags. YAY Recycling!
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Campus Office Spotlight: Career Development Center
The mission of the Career Development Center at SUNY Oneonta is to teach students planful career preparation and decision-making skills as well as effective job search strategies so that they may achieve life-long career satisfaction. The Career Development Center is committed to serving the campus community and alumni in a courteous and efficient manner while providing opportunities for career, academic and personal development.
Office Location: 110 Netzer Administration Building
During the Academic Year: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
The following are the services available to all enrolled students:
Career Counseling
Resume and Cover Letter Critiques
Credential Folder Services
Posting of Full- time and Part-time Job Opportunities
Career Development Classes
Career Library
Videotaped Mock Interviews
On-campus Recruitment
Graduate and Professional School Fair Every Fall
Teacher Recruitment Days
Student Employment Day
You should take advantage of the resources available through the Career Development Center!
Multicultural Weekly Reader
This week's multicultural news.
1. Racial Tensions Flare in Paris, Texas
2. Racial Gaps Persist in AP Test Scores
3. Two Afghans Face Death Over Translation of the Quran
4. Catholics, Evangelicals Outspent Mormons on Prop. 8
5. Deaf Athlete Accepts Division I Football Scholarship
6. Can New Black Attorney General Fix Racial Inequities in Justice System?
7. Only Female Supreme Court Justice Has Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer
8. Is It Time To End Black History Month?
9. First Latino to Run Major University System
10. Same-Sex Marriage Ad Rejected During Super Bowl
1. Racial Tensions Flare in Paris, Texas
2. Racial Gaps Persist in AP Test Scores
3. Two Afghans Face Death Over Translation of the Quran
4. Catholics, Evangelicals Outspent Mormons on Prop. 8
5. Deaf Athlete Accepts Division I Football Scholarship
6. Can New Black Attorney General Fix Racial Inequities in Justice System?
7. Only Female Supreme Court Justice Has Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer
8. Is It Time To End Black History Month?
9. First Latino to Run Major University System
10. Same-Sex Marriage Ad Rejected During Super Bowl
Monday, February 2, 2009
Monday
2 PM Green Dragon Week Committee, Glimmerglass Room
2 PM Greek Peer Advocates, Glimmerglass and Leatherstocking Rooms
3 PM Lambda Pi Eta Meeting, Union Square
3:30 PM History/ALS Candidate, Morris 103
3:30 PM IGC President/Advisor Get Together, Catskill Room
4 PM State Times Writer's Meeting, State Times Office (Hunt Union 5b)
4 PM CAS - Communication Arts Society Meeting, Union Square
4 PM Alpha Phi Omega Meeting, Susquehanna Room
6 PM Gamer's Guild Open Gaming, Susquehanna Room
7 PM Sigma Delta Tau Meeting, Leatherstocking Room
7 PM Phi Kappa Psi Community Service ProgrAM The Waterfront
7:30 PM Pi Delta Chi, Catskill Room
8 PM David Coleman: The Dating Doctor presents "Romatically Challenged? ", The Ballroom
8 PM Hillel Meeting, Upstairs Lobby of Lee Hall
8 PM Phi Sigma Sigma, Butternut Valley Room
8 PM Sweatshirt Decorating Contest, CME
Tuesday
4 PM Leadership Institute Committee Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
6:30 PM Student Association Senate Meeting, The Waterfront
9 PM Team Trivia, Union Square
Wednesday
3 PM IGC President's Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
3 PM Art & Scope Magazine Meeting, Catskill Room
3 PM Accounting Society General Meeting and Presentation, IRC 2
3:30 PM Poetry Slam Workshop, Leatherstocking Room
4 PM RSO Meeting, Red Dragon Theatre
4 PM College Camp Advisory Committee, Glimmerglass Room
4:15 PM Sanford Society Meeting, Fitzelle 201
5:30 PM Senior Class Event, The Ballroom
6 PM 100 Days til Graduation Kick-Off!, Hunt Union Ballroom
6 PM Campus Ambassador Weekly Meeting, 40 Walnut Street (Bluefields)
6:30 PM SPAR - Students Protecting Animal Rights, Schumacher 102
7:30 PM MUG ONE Meeting, IRC 2 7:30 PM HOLA General Meeting, CME
8 PM Rock to Cure presents: The OM Sessions Version 1.0 "Get Off Your Hump & Funk!" Union Square
8 PM Voices of Serenity Gospel Choir, Upstairs Lobby, Lee Hall
8 PM Alpha Phi Omega Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
8 PM Chi Phi Meeting, Catksill Room
9 PM Dave Banks: The Virtue of Risk, The Waterfront
Thursday:
12 PM Dr. Preston S. Gilbert Lecture, Science 1 Room 205
3 PM OPEN In-Service Training, Union Square
4 PM Democracy Matters Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
5 PM Habitat for Humanity Meeting, IRC 1
5:30 PM Inter-Greek Council Meeting, Catskill Room
6:30 PM Student Fashion Society General Meeting, IRC 2
7 PM Famous Last Words- DR. Renee walker, tbd
7 PM WONY Battle of the Bands, The Ballroom
7 PM WONY Battle of the Bands, Hunt Union
7:30 PM Philosophy Club Meeting, Leatherstocking Room
8 PM Phi Kappa Psi Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
8:45 PM Equestrian Club Meeting, Physical Science RM 119
Friday
10 AM Popcorn Friday, International Lounge
1 PM Muslim Student Association, Upstairs Lobby, Lee Hall
3 PM History/ALS Candidate, Morris 103
4 PM CUAC General Interest Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
4 PM Meet the Educators Series: Teachers, The Waterfront
5 PM Phi Kappa Psi Governing Board Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
6 PM Gamer's Guild Open Gaming, Leatherstocking Room
6:30 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
9 PM Dive-In Movie, Chase Pool
9 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
Saturday
9 AM Heart Run/Walk, Alumni Field House
9 AM Heart Run/Walk, Alumni Field House
10 AM Snow Cave Workshop, College Camp
12 PM Voices of Serenity Gospel Choir Meeting, CME
4 PM SCC E-Board Meeting, Morris 105
6:30 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
8 PM Campus Ambassadors & Bluefields Cafe present Recorded Artist Showcase. $1 Suggested Donation (for Education Center)
8 PM Saturday Night Fever: An Evening of Acoustic Music, College Camp
9 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
Sunday
12 PM Chi Phi Fraternity Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
12:15 PM Phi Kappa Psi Meeting, Leatherstocking Room
2 PM Sigma Delta Tau, Glimmerglass Room
3:30 PM The Oneonta Knit Wits, Susquehanna Room
4 PM SCC - Students of Color Coalition Meeting, CME
6:30 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
6:30 PM Sigma Gamma Phi, Bacon Activity Room
9 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
2 PM Green Dragon Week Committee, Glimmerglass Room
2 PM Greek Peer Advocates, Glimmerglass and Leatherstocking Rooms
3 PM Lambda Pi Eta Meeting, Union Square
3:30 PM History/ALS Candidate, Morris 103
3:30 PM IGC President/Advisor Get Together, Catskill Room
4 PM State Times Writer's Meeting, State Times Office (Hunt Union 5b)
4 PM CAS - Communication Arts Society Meeting, Union Square
4 PM Alpha Phi Omega Meeting, Susquehanna Room
6 PM Gamer's Guild Open Gaming, Susquehanna Room
7 PM Sigma Delta Tau Meeting, Leatherstocking Room
7 PM Phi Kappa Psi Community Service ProgrAM The Waterfront
7:30 PM Pi Delta Chi, Catskill Room
8 PM David Coleman: The Dating Doctor presents "Romatically Challenged? ", The Ballroom
8 PM Hillel Meeting, Upstairs Lobby of Lee Hall
8 PM Phi Sigma Sigma, Butternut Valley Room
8 PM Sweatshirt Decorating Contest, CME
Tuesday
4 PM Leadership Institute Committee Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
6:30 PM Student Association Senate Meeting, The Waterfront
9 PM Team Trivia, Union Square
Wednesday
3 PM IGC President's Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
3 PM Art & Scope Magazine Meeting, Catskill Room
3 PM Accounting Society General Meeting and Presentation, IRC 2
3:30 PM Poetry Slam Workshop, Leatherstocking Room
4 PM RSO Meeting, Red Dragon Theatre
4 PM College Camp Advisory Committee, Glimmerglass Room
4:15 PM Sanford Society Meeting, Fitzelle 201
5:30 PM Senior Class Event, The Ballroom
6 PM 100 Days til Graduation Kick-Off!, Hunt Union Ballroom
6 PM Campus Ambassador Weekly Meeting, 40 Walnut Street (Bluefields)
6:30 PM SPAR - Students Protecting Animal Rights, Schumacher 102
7:30 PM MUG ONE Meeting, IRC 2 7:30 PM HOLA General Meeting, CME
8 PM Rock to Cure presents: The OM Sessions Version 1.0 "Get Off Your Hump & Funk!" Union Square
8 PM Voices of Serenity Gospel Choir, Upstairs Lobby, Lee Hall
8 PM Alpha Phi Omega Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
8 PM Chi Phi Meeting, Catksill Room
9 PM Dave Banks: The Virtue of Risk, The Waterfront
Thursday:
12 PM Dr. Preston S. Gilbert Lecture, Science 1 Room 205
3 PM OPEN In-Service Training, Union Square
4 PM Democracy Matters Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
5 PM Habitat for Humanity Meeting, IRC 1
5:30 PM Inter-Greek Council Meeting, Catskill Room
6:30 PM Student Fashion Society General Meeting, IRC 2
7 PM Famous Last Words- DR. Renee walker, tbd
7 PM WONY Battle of the Bands, The Ballroom
7 PM WONY Battle of the Bands, Hunt Union
7:30 PM Philosophy Club Meeting, Leatherstocking Room
8 PM Phi Kappa Psi Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
8:45 PM Equestrian Club Meeting, Physical Science RM 119
Friday
10 AM Popcorn Friday, International Lounge
1 PM Muslim Student Association, Upstairs Lobby, Lee Hall
3 PM History/ALS Candidate, Morris 103
4 PM CUAC General Interest Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
4 PM Meet the Educators Series: Teachers, The Waterfront
5 PM Phi Kappa Psi Governing Board Meeting, Glimmerglass Room
6 PM Gamer's Guild Open Gaming, Leatherstocking Room
6:30 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
9 PM Dive-In Movie, Chase Pool
9 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
Saturday
9 AM Heart Run/Walk, Alumni Field House
9 AM Heart Run/Walk, Alumni Field House
10 AM Snow Cave Workshop, College Camp
12 PM Voices of Serenity Gospel Choir Meeting, CME
4 PM SCC E-Board Meeting, Morris 105
6:30 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
8 PM Campus Ambassadors & Bluefields Cafe present Recorded Artist Showcase. $1 Suggested Donation (for Education Center)
8 PM Saturday Night Fever: An Evening of Acoustic Music, College Camp
9 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
Sunday
12 PM Chi Phi Fraternity Meeting, Butternut Valley Room
12:15 PM Phi Kappa Psi Meeting, Leatherstocking Room
2 PM Sigma Delta Tau, Glimmerglass Room
3:30 PM The Oneonta Knit Wits, Susquehanna Room
4 PM SCC - Students of Color Coalition Meeting, CME
6:30 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
6:30 PM Sigma Gamma Phi, Bacon Activity Room
9 PM CUAC @ the Movies: Role Models, Red Dragon Theatre
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