Monday, March 30, 2009
ACADEMIC AUDIT SURVEY - PLEASE TAKE!
PLEASE TAKE THE SURVEY BELOW.
IT SHOULD ONLY TAKE 5 MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND WILL PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT WITH VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
THANKS!
NCAA DEGREE-COMPLETION AWARD
The application for the NCAA Division I Degree-Completion Award for the fall/spring 2009-10 term is now available at:
http://www.ncaa.org/wps/ncaa?ContentID=1086
To be considered for this award, the student-athlete must have completed eligibility at an NCAA Division I member institution; enrolled originally in or before September, 2004; exhausted institutional eligibility for athletics-related aid (five years) and be within 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours of completing an undergraduate degree.
All of the applications are reviewed by a committee of representatives from seven NCAA Division I member institutions. Funds ordinarily allow awards to be made to less than one-half of the applicants. Therefore, it is important to stress to your students that they must fill out the application completely and provide all supporting documents in order to be considered for this award.
The completed application and supporting documents must be mailed to me at the national office and be postmarked not later than May 22. The committee will make its decisions on funding by June 30.
http://www.ncaa.org/wps/ncaa?ContentID=1086
To be considered for this award, the student-athlete must have completed eligibility at an NCAA Division I member institution; enrolled originally in or before September, 2004; exhausted institutional eligibility for athletics-related aid (five years) and be within 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours of completing an undergraduate degree.
All of the applications are reviewed by a committee of representatives from seven NCAA Division I member institutions. Funds ordinarily allow awards to be made to less than one-half of the applicants. Therefore, it is important to stress to your students that they must fill out the application completely and provide all supporting documents in order to be considered for this award.
The completed application and supporting documents must be mailed to me at the national office and be postmarked not later than May 22. The committee will make its decisions on funding by June 30.
Friday, March 27, 2009
ROCK AGAINST RAPE
Rock Against Rape
Men Stopping Rape, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Activities and the MSU VOICE Center is kicking off Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a FREE concert!
Rock Against Rape
SUB Ballroom
Friday April 3
7pm-Midnight
Scheduled Bands and Artists:
High School JohnnyJoe KnappLang TermesComstock LodeOut the Lights
Music, fun, and PRIZES. See you there!
Men Stopping Rape, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Activities and the MSU VOICE Center is kicking off Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a FREE concert!
Rock Against Rape
SUB Ballroom
Friday April 3
7pm-Midnight
Scheduled Bands and Artists:
High School JohnnyJoe KnappLang TermesComstock LodeOut the Lights
Music, fun, and PRIZES. See you there!
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
VOLUNTEER AT THE HELP CENTER
The Help Center in Bozeman is currently looking for interns and volunteers to serve as a Crisis Intervention and Referral Specialist. Duties include answering calls on the crisis lines, recording call details in database, and searching database for appropriate referrals as needed, all with the assistance of a trained crisis counselor available at all times. The Crisis Intervention and Referral Specialist will Intern/Volunteer for one 4-hour shift per week, for a total of approximately 12-16 hours per month, and commit to the program for at least nine months. Shifts are flexible, as the Help Center operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Intern/volunteer must be 18 years of age or older from any major, be a skilled listener and communicator (written and oral), committed to ongoing learning and personal growth, be non-judgemental, be able to handle tense moments, and adhere to strict confidentiality.
Summer and Fall 2009 training will take place Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19, 2009. This is a mandatory training prior to beginning the internship/volunteering.
Contact the Help Center to sign up at 587-7511, or see more info at http://www.bozemanhelpcenter.org/
Intern/volunteer must be 18 years of age or older from any major, be a skilled listener and communicator (written and oral), committed to ongoing learning and personal growth, be non-judgemental, be able to handle tense moments, and adhere to strict confidentiality.
Summer and Fall 2009 training will take place Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19, 2009. This is a mandatory training prior to beginning the internship/volunteering.
Contact the Help Center to sign up at 587-7511, or see more info at http://www.bozemanhelpcenter.org/
WANT TO CONTACT MICHAEL FRANZESE?
If you want to contact Michael Franzese,
go to www.michaelfranzese.com
or email him at
Also, if you have comments about Michael's talk,
send them to J.T. @ jtaylor@msubobcats.com.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BOBCAT CHALLENGE
Volunteers are still needed for the Bobcat Challenge on Friday, March 27th. The following slots still need to be filled:
3 pt Challenge 7:30pm-11:30pm (two people at 4hrs or 4 people at 2hrs)
Eating Contest 7:30-11:30pm (two people at 4hrs or 4 people at 2hrs)
Video Games (Wii) 7:30-11:30pm (two people at 4hrs or 4 people at 2hrs)
If you have any questions, or would like to sign up, please see JT ASAP.
Friday, March 20, 2009
MANDATORY ALL STUDENT-ATHLETE MEETING DATE CHANGED
The Mandatory All Student-Athlete Meeting has been changed to Tuesday, March 24th.
It will be at 7:00 in Johnson 339.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
SUPPORT THE MSU DANCE TEAM
MSU Dance team, Cat Dancers, will be performing for friends and family on Wednesday evening at 6:30pm in the fieldhouse. They will perform 2 routines for national competition (held this weekend) and another halftime routine they learned this year. Please come and support your MSU Cat Dancers!
Thursday, March 12, 2009
HELP THE NETWORK AGAINST SEXUAL & DOMESTIC ABUSE BY RACING TO THE PUB ON SATURDAY
Are you planning to participate in this Saturday’s Race to the Pub on Saturday, March 12, or just need an extra incentive to sign up?
The good news is that The Network benefits from race proceeds IF we can get 100 runners to sign up for the event. What could be a better reason to sign up?! Runners can register online at the link below, pick up entry forms at Fleet Feet Sports, or at 317 on March 12th. All you have to do is list “The Network” as your team name when you register for the run. Online registration link: https://www.active.com/teams/index.cfm
Details For the Races Include:
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: 317 Pub
Address: 321 E Main St Bozeman, MT 59715
Brief Description: A St. Patrick's Day celebration not to miss! Here is an early season 10K or Half Marathon to start your year off right. A mostly downhill course will get you prepped for meeting at the Pub after the race. All proceeds go to charities.
Additional Information: Be prepared for mud and ice!
Fees: 30 - 10K, $35 - Half, $5 late fee race day
Online Registration Closes: 03/13/09 08:00 AM
Packet Pickup: Sign up early and pick up your packet at Pub 317 on race morning between 8-9 am. Come early to avoid the mad rush. Busses will transport runners to the start at 9:15 am for the 10:00 and 10:30 am gun.
Course: The Half Marathon course will start on Patterson Rd heading west and loop south to meet the 10K course for the finish. 10K starts at Nash & S 3rd, heads to Goldenstein, hooks up with city trail system and finishes near 317 Pub. It's mostly downhill and may be muddy or icy!
The good news is that The Network benefits from race proceeds IF we can get 100 runners to sign up for the event. What could be a better reason to sign up?! Runners can register online at the link below, pick up entry forms at Fleet Feet Sports, or at 317 on March 12th. All you have to do is list “The Network” as your team name when you register for the run. Online registration link: https://www.active.com/teams/index.cfm
Details For the Races Include:
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: 317 Pub
Address: 321 E Main St Bozeman, MT 59715
Brief Description: A St. Patrick's Day celebration not to miss! Here is an early season 10K or Half Marathon to start your year off right. A mostly downhill course will get you prepped for meeting at the Pub after the race. All proceeds go to charities.
Additional Information: Be prepared for mud and ice!
Fees: 30 - 10K, $35 - Half, $5 late fee race day
Online Registration Closes: 03/13/09 08:00 AM
Packet Pickup: Sign up early and pick up your packet at Pub 317 on race morning between 8-9 am. Come early to avoid the mad rush. Busses will transport runners to the start at 9:15 am for the 10:00 and 10:30 am gun.
Course: The Half Marathon course will start on Patterson Rd heading west and loop south to meet the 10K course for the finish. 10K starts at Nash & S 3rd, heads to Goldenstein, hooks up with city trail system and finishes near 317 Pub. It's mostly downhill and may be muddy or icy!
We’re not an actual team and this doesn’t mean anything except that the organizers have a way to track that we got 100 people there. If you are already on a team, please write “The Network” in parentheses after your real team name. If you have already registered, please let organizers know on the day of the race that you’d like to be included on list of runners to benefit The Network. Please let us know if you have any question, and thanks for your support!
Questions, Please Contact:
Questions, Please Contact:
Erin Jemison
Development & Marketing
The Network Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse
PO Box 752, Bozeman, Montana 59771
406.586.7689
thenetworkmt.org
The Network is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Development & Marketing
The Network Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse
PO Box 752, Bozeman, Montana 59771
406.586.7689
thenetworkmt.org
The Network is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
ASMSU ELECTION GOING ON NOW!
It's time to VOTE!!
The ballot is now open and available for all activity fee paying students and will remain open until 7:00 pm tomorrow! Vote for your new student body President/Vice President and Senators online today!
Here is a direct link to the ballot!
https://www.montana.edu/vote/start/asmsu-bozeman
Get Involved and let your vote be your Voice!!
-ASMSU Elections
election@montana.edu
For updates and more info visit our Election website at:
www.montana.edu/asmsu/content/elections
The ballot is now open and available for all activity fee paying students and will remain open until 7:00 pm tomorrow! Vote for your new student body President/Vice President and Senators online today!
Here is a direct link to the ballot!
https://www.montana.edu/vote/start/asmsu-bozeman
Get Involved and let your vote be your Voice!!
-ASMSU Elections
election@montana.edu
For updates and more info visit our Election website at:
www.montana.edu/asmsu/content/elections
5th Year Mentor Meeting, Wednesday April 1st in HOF Room
We will be having our 4th and final 5th Year/Medical Mentor meeting Wednesday, April 1st in the Hall of Fame at 12:00.
The topic will be personal finance, and will be presented by professionals from the finance industry, this will be a great opportunity to hone or learn budgeting practices. Be sure to contact JT and your mentor/mentee if you are unable to attend, so that we can make sure you receive the information we will be covering.
Monday, March 9, 2009
VOLUNTEER FOR THE CLASS B BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
We still have some available volunteer slots available for the Class B Basketball Tournament: Thursday night, March 12th (5-10) , Friday night, March 13th (5-10), and all day Saturday, March 14th (8-1 or 5-10). If some of your students need some volunteer hours, this would be a fun way to get some. Shifts could be split if necessary…and will probably not go until 10PM. If you are interested, please contact:
Jennifer Knowles
Montana State University Sports Facilities
Event Coordinator
Office Phone: 406-994-4601
Montana State University Sports Facilities
Event Coordinator
Office Phone: 406-994-4601
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
SPORTS WAGERING VIDEO
Below is the link to the Sports Wagering Video put out by the NCAA. Please go ahead and take a look!
http://web1.ncaa.org/web_video/sports_wagering/dont_bet_on_it_video/2008_dont_bet_11.html
http://web1.ncaa.org/web_video/sports_wagering/dont_bet_on_it_video/2008_dont_bet_11.html
VOLUNTEER FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Special Olympics is looking for student-athletes and staff to volunteer to assist with their opening banquet on May13th. Some of the areas in need of help are food servers, table 'monitors', and possibly directing the athletes. Monitors would be at the table(s) and remind Olympians to carry dishes to utensils to garbage; help them get seated if needed, etc.
They will be serving about 1700 people in shifts between 4:30 and 5:45P in Shoyer Gym, and will need about 20-25 volunteers from us, because they will be serving lots of people in a short amount of time!
To sign up contact Mary Kay Minor (info below) or me by April 15th. This is a great cause and another way to give back to those in our community.
They will be serving about 1700 people in shifts between 4:30 and 5:45P in Shoyer Gym, and will need about 20-25 volunteers from us, because they will be serving lots of people in a short amount of time!
To sign up contact Mary Kay Minor (info below) or me by April 15th. This is a great cause and another way to give back to those in our community.
Monday, March 2, 2009
READ DR. SEUSS TO KIDS!
Chief Joseph Middle School wants to celebrate DR. SEUSS DAY, on FRIDAY, MARCH 6TH for READ ACROSS AMERICA WEEK.
They are asking you to read from a Dr. Seuss book aloud to one of their classesThey will host a GREEN EGGS and HAM breakfast in the Library at 7:30am for teachers and readers. Then they will have some fun reading aloud to students during Advisory period from 8:20 – 8:50 (8:30 -9:00ish for Primary Center).
There are a lot of spaces to fill and would LOVE to have you come read aloud to one of their wonderful Primary grades or Junior High classes! Bring your favorite Dr. Seuss book or pick one out from our library, your appetite and a big reading voice. A Cat in the Hat hat would be appropriate also! Oh, the places we can go….! Thanks! And Happy Reading!
Contact JT with Any questions!
They are asking you to read from a Dr. Seuss book aloud to one of their classesThey will host a GREEN EGGS and HAM breakfast in the Library at 7:30am for teachers and readers. Then they will have some fun reading aloud to students during Advisory period from 8:20 – 8:50 (8:30 -9:00ish for Primary Center).
There are a lot of spaces to fill and would LOVE to have you come read aloud to one of their wonderful Primary grades or Junior High classes! Bring your favorite Dr. Seuss book or pick one out from our library, your appetite and a big reading voice. A Cat in the Hat hat would be appropriate also! Oh, the places we can go….! Thanks! And Happy Reading!
Contact JT with Any questions!
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