2008 Woodie Awards
Campus Briefs
Issue date: 2/14/08 Section: News
Marital Arts classes
Central Martial Arts is currently enrolling. Different forms of Martial Arts will be taught, including jujutsu, judo, Hapkido and tae kwondo.
Students that are interested may contact Sean Bester at (913) 290-0375 or 530-4220.
NASO seeking members
The New Acts Student Organization is seeking new members. Membership is open to all majors. The organization engages in a variety of activities on campus, including helping with theatre production and hosting theatre and film speakers.
For more information about NASO, you may call 885-6299 or e-mail Kassy Kennedy at UCM.SAP@gmail.com.
College of Education festival
Every spring, the largest children's literature festival in America takes place at the James C. Kirkpatrick Library. Children's book authors and illustrators will come to the library to speak to children and sign books.
Students from around the area can come meet the authors. In 2003, more than 6,500 students visited the festival. Volunteers host the festival and assist the authors during the day. Many teacher education students participate in the festival.
This year the festival will take place during Spring Break, March 10 and 11.
Symposium applications now avaliable
Applications are being accepted for the 2008 Central Scholars Symposium, which will be April 7 - 8. The symposium is offered to all students.
Students accepted will have the opportunity to conduct research and creative projects. There will also be opportunities to win cash prizes.
Applications, which are due March 7, can be found at www.ucmo.edu/x100564.xml or the Office of Undergraduate Research in JCKL 1450.
For more information, you may visit the Web site or contact Patricia Decker at 543-4969 or by e-mail at decker@ucmo.edu.
SGA vacancies
The Student Government Association (SGA) has multiple open positions.
The purpose of SGA is to "serve as a liaison between the student and the faculty, staff and administration of the University of Central Missouri."
Central Martial Arts is currently enrolling. Different forms of Martial Arts will be taught, including jujutsu, judo, Hapkido and tae kwondo.
Students that are interested may contact Sean Bester at (913) 290-0375 or 530-4220.
NASO seeking members
The New Acts Student Organization is seeking new members. Membership is open to all majors. The organization engages in a variety of activities on campus, including helping with theatre production and hosting theatre and film speakers.
For more information about NASO, you may call 885-6299 or e-mail Kassy Kennedy at UCM.SAP@gmail.com.
College of Education festival
Every spring, the largest children's literature festival in America takes place at the James C. Kirkpatrick Library. Children's book authors and illustrators will come to the library to speak to children and sign books.
Students from around the area can come meet the authors. In 2003, more than 6,500 students visited the festival. Volunteers host the festival and assist the authors during the day. Many teacher education students participate in the festival.
This year the festival will take place during Spring Break, March 10 and 11.
Symposium applications now avaliable
Applications are being accepted for the 2008 Central Scholars Symposium, which will be April 7 - 8. The symposium is offered to all students.
Students accepted will have the opportunity to conduct research and creative projects. There will also be opportunities to win cash prizes.
Applications, which are due March 7, can be found at www.ucmo.edu/x100564.xml or the Office of Undergraduate Research in JCKL 1450.
For more information, you may visit the Web site or contact Patricia Decker at 543-4969 or by e-mail at decker@ucmo.edu.
SGA vacancies
The Student Government Association (SGA) has multiple open positions.
The purpose of SGA is to "serve as a liaison between the student and the faculty, staff and administration of the University of Central Missouri."
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