2008 Woodie Awards
Campus Briefs
Issue date: 11/3/05 Section: News
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OPEN FORUM WITH REPRESENTATIVE
A coffee and open forum at 1 p.m. Friday, with U.S. Representative Ike Skelton in Lovinger Auditorium. This forum is open to the public to learn about the goverment and the effect of policies.
ATTENTION WINTER UNDERGRADUATES
Beginning Monday, commencement essentials will be available for pickup for Winter 2005 graduates.
ROTC SPEAKER
Lynn Lowder will be speaking to the ROTC classes Friday at 10 a.m. in Union 236. For more information, contact Steve Jenne at 217-523-1310.
TRIP TO NEW ORLEANS DISASTER AREA
A trip to the New Orleans disaster area will occur Dec. 16 through 18. The trip is open to communication and photography students. All expenses, excluding equipment and food, will be provided.
The trip will provide students with a chance to take supplies to the victims of Katrina and to gain experience to add to their portfolios.
For more information, contact the communication department.
The last day to sign up for this trip is Nov. 11.
KEEP 'EM WARM, KEEP 'EM FED BENEFIT
The 3rd Annual Keep 'Em Warm, Keep 'Em Fed Benefit will be at 9:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Setlist with performers Nikki Reddington, Monitors and Mississippi Flapjacks. The cover charge is a canned food item or a warm clothing item. Proceeds will go to local families in need. For more information, contact Laura Hardin at 314-605-7593.
SPRING 2006 RELIGION COURSES
The department of Religious Studies will be offering four courses for spring 2006. The Bible as Literature, Exploring Religion, Religions of Africa and Gender and Religions are available for enrollment. For more information, contact selvidge@cmsu1.cmsu.edu
FREE DANCE LESSONS
There will be a swing and salsa night from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday at Lovinger Gym. Lessons will be given from 6 to 7 p.m. There will also be a live jazz band. This event is open to the public. For more information, contact Jamie Aiken at 543-8881.
AMBASSADOR NOMINATIONS
The Office of Alumni Relations and Development will be accepting nominations for Alumni Ambassadors through Nov. 11.
Alumni Ambassadors are Central Missouri students that assist with on- and off-campus alumni and development events and chapter events. Students interact with both alumni and friends of the university. Contact Smiser Alumni Center either at the office in the Union or by phone at 543-8000 for more information.
FOOTBALL VIA INTERNET
MIAA, Penn Atlantic, LLC and Central are teaming together to produce a live Internet video and audio broadcast of the Mules football game Saturday against Pitt State.
Fans can access the Internet broadcast at www.cmsu.edu/athletic. A link will be activated on Central athletics Web site 20 minutes before kickoff.
A coffee and open forum at 1 p.m. Friday, with U.S. Representative Ike Skelton in Lovinger Auditorium. This forum is open to the public to learn about the goverment and the effect of policies.
ATTENTION WINTER UNDERGRADUATES
Beginning Monday, commencement essentials will be available for pickup for Winter 2005 graduates.
ROTC SPEAKER
Lynn Lowder will be speaking to the ROTC classes Friday at 10 a.m. in Union 236. For more information, contact Steve Jenne at 217-523-1310.
TRIP TO NEW ORLEANS DISASTER AREA
A trip to the New Orleans disaster area will occur Dec. 16 through 18. The trip is open to communication and photography students. All expenses, excluding equipment and food, will be provided.
The trip will provide students with a chance to take supplies to the victims of Katrina and to gain experience to add to their portfolios.
For more information, contact the communication department.
The last day to sign up for this trip is Nov. 11.
KEEP 'EM WARM, KEEP 'EM FED BENEFIT
The 3rd Annual Keep 'Em Warm, Keep 'Em Fed Benefit will be at 9:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Setlist with performers Nikki Reddington, Monitors and Mississippi Flapjacks. The cover charge is a canned food item or a warm clothing item. Proceeds will go to local families in need. For more information, contact Laura Hardin at 314-605-7593.
SPRING 2006 RELIGION COURSES
The department of Religious Studies will be offering four courses for spring 2006. The Bible as Literature, Exploring Religion, Religions of Africa and Gender and Religions are available for enrollment. For more information, contact selvidge@cmsu1.cmsu.edu
FREE DANCE LESSONS
There will be a swing and salsa night from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday at Lovinger Gym. Lessons will be given from 6 to 7 p.m. There will also be a live jazz band. This event is open to the public. For more information, contact Jamie Aiken at 543-8881.
AMBASSADOR NOMINATIONS
The Office of Alumni Relations and Development will be accepting nominations for Alumni Ambassadors through Nov. 11.
Alumni Ambassadors are Central Missouri students that assist with on- and off-campus alumni and development events and chapter events. Students interact with both alumni and friends of the university. Contact Smiser Alumni Center either at the office in the Union or by phone at 543-8000 for more information.
FOOTBALL VIA INTERNET
MIAA, Penn Atlantic, LLC and Central are teaming together to produce a live Internet video and audio broadcast of the Mules football game Saturday against Pitt State.
Fans can access the Internet broadcast at www.cmsu.edu/athletic. A link will be activated on Central athletics Web site 20 minutes before kickoff.