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THE eNEWS--WEEK 9
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The College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio University
For the week of TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2009--ELECTION DAY!
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For information about the College of Arts and Sciences, including majors
and academic support and services, go to: <http://www.cas.ohiou.edu>
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The eNews is provided as a service to students in the College of Arts and
Sciences. Information is collected from many sites and sources and
although we try our best not to make mistakes, occasionally, errors may
occur.
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CONTENTS
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* A&S WALK-IN WEDNESDAYS AT WILSON HALL
* ACADEMIC CALENDAR--VIEW ONLINE
--CHEMISTRY PLACEMENT EXAMS THIS WEEK
* A&S NEWS & INFORMATION
* OTHER EVENTS & INFORMATION
* INTERNSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES & FINANCIAL AID
* LIVING GREEN/HEALTHY LIVING
* DARS PICK-UP PROCEDURES - WINTER 2010 REGISTRATION AT BOTTOM OF eNEWS
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A&S WALK-IN WEDNESDAYS AT WILSON HALL
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9:00-11:00 AM
1:00-4:00 PM
EVERY Wednesday, WALK IN to Wilson Hall, College Green, and get your
questions answered on a first come, first served, basis. Or, if you
prefer, make an appointment for another day that better suits your
schedule.
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR: ONLINE AT <http://www.ohio.edu/registrar/calendar.cfm>
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* OHIO UNIVERSITY OBSERVED HOLIDAYS 2009-2011 *
<http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/announcements/announcementdetails.cfm?customel_datapageid_443887=1401052>
* CHEMISTRY PLACEMENT EXAM SCHEDULE *
4:10-5:00 PM
Clippinger 194
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
* DARS PICK-UP PROCEDURES - WINTER 2010 REGISTRATION AT BOTTOM OF eNEWS *
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A&S NEWS & INFORMATION: <http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/
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* RICHARD HARVEY FELLOWSHIP AWARD WINNER *
Congratulations to CHRISTINA MATZEN, recipient of the Richard Harvey
Fellowship for Undergraduate Research, chosen by the Department of
History's Undergraduate Committee. Matzen will be representing Ohio
University by presenting her research paper, "Female Hitler Youth and the
Path to Committing Nazi Crimes" at the Phi Alpha Theta biennial convention
(January 6-9, 2010) in San Diego.
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* INTERESTING NEW ECON CLASSES FOR WINTER *
Dr. Charlene M. Kalenkoski, whose research about GPA's and students who
work while attending school was featured recently in several national
publications, is teaching two new ECON courses this winter. Check them out.
<http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~kalenkos/Parental_Transfers_Student_Achievement_and_the_Labor_Supply_of_College_Students_080708.pdf>
ECONOMICS OF HUMAN RESOURCES, ECON 322:
This course provides an introduction of current topics in the labor supply.
Students will investigate the joint decisions that individuals and families
make regarding labor supply, marriage, fertility, and child care, as well
as the effects of public policy on these decisions. Consequences of these
decisions in terms of earnings and child well-being will also be explored.
LABOR ECONOMICS, ECON 320:
This course will introduce students to the study of labor markets. Topics
include the demand for and the supply of labor, household production,
compensating wage differentials, education and training, discrimination,
unions, and unemployment.
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* A&S STUDENT RETURNS FROM UGANDA WITH THE EMPOWER CAMPAIGN *
Last week, two Ohio University students, GWENNAN RICHMOND, junior Political
Science major, and BRITNEY GEDEON, junior Video Production major, returned
from a ten day trip to Uganda as part of The Empower Campaign. They were
guided by ANDRIA SHERROW, Executive Director of the Empower Campaign, and
visited Empower's partner communities and schools, along with distributing
scholastic materials to Empower-sponsored orphans and vulnerable children.
They returned to Athens with new Empower jewelry and baskets.
VISIT THE EMPOWER WEBSITE FOR PHOTOS OF THE TRIP & MORE INFO:
<http://www.empowercampaign.org/Home.html>
* SCHEDULED JEWELRY SALES IN ATHENS:
BAKER CENTER--NOVEMBER 4 & 11, 11:00 AM-4:00 PM
All gifts are between $3 -$25 and support the education of orphans and
vulnerable children in Africa.
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The Office of Multicultural Programs and the Black Student Cultural
Programming Board (BSCPB) celebrate 20th year of Kwanzaa celebrations:
<http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/09-10/October/126a.cfm>
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* DARS TIP OF THE WEEK * WHEN IN DOUBT, ASK QUESTIONS *
Ask Questions. It's THAT simple.
To many students the DARS can seem like it's written in a FOREIGN language!
There are a minimum of three sets of academic requirements (University,
College & Major), and within each requirement, there may be numerous
sub-requirements. This can be tricky, confusing stuff... especially when
policy states YOU are responsible for knowing and following "current
requirements and procedures at the departmental, college and university
levels."
That's why asking questions is so critical to your success in interpreting
your DARS. When you are unsure of what your DARS is reporting - be it the
foreign language requirement, Tier II, what adding a minor might do,
"double-dipping," or if you have a question about an individual class –
talking to the appropriate people is essential to getting your question
answered.
So, when in doubt – ask your advisor, contact the A&S Office of
Undergraduate Student Affairs in Wilson Hall, or seek out the answers via
online resources, e.g., <HTTP://www.cas.ohiou.edu/>. The odds are that your
question is NOT unique and the answer is only a phone call, an email, an
appointment, or a mouse click, away.
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* TRANSFER TIP OF THE WEEK *
TRANSFER ADJUSTMENT: NEW SYSTEMS, PLACES & FACES
Students transferring to a new university face many challenges and
differences. Learning your new school's policies, navigating new systems
and meeting new people sometimes seems overwhelming. These new
psychological, academic and environmental challenges may lead to what is
known as "Transfer Shock" and can result in transfer students experiencing
a drop in their GPA's. Research supports the fact that transfer students'
grades are often lower than students who entered as freshmen.
Making a successful transition to a new campus involves different sets of
skills. Among these is the ability to make the psychological adjustment to
the new environment. Becoming connected to your new campus is vital to your
success. There are many ways to become connected, such as joining a group
or club or volunteering, but finding someone who can help answer your
questions is essential. It doesn't matter who it is--your adviser, RA,
your roommate, or just someone who helps you feel more comfortable in your
new school setting--as long it is someone who cares about you and how you
are doing.
The College of Arts and Sciences undergraduate student affairs staff will
be more than happy to meet with you to help answer your questions. If you
have questions specifically related to transfer issues, please contact
Randy Price, Transfer Adviser at pricer1@ohio.edu. He's here to help.
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* A&S STUDENT AMBASSADORS MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY IN BENTLEY 011 AT 6:00 PM *
For more information about Student Ambassadors please contact: Beki Andos,
President of Student Ambassadors at: ra210706@ohio.edu
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
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* <http://www.ohio.edu/calendar/>
* <http://www.bakercenter.org/events/>
* <http://www.ohio.edu/universityevents/>
* INTERNATIONAL STUDIES EVENTS: <http://www.internationalstudies.ohio.edu/news-events/index.htm>
LECTURES, SPEAKERS, FAIRS & READINGS:
* FORMER CLINTON POLITICAL STRATEGIST SPEAKS *
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
7:00-9:00 PM
Walter Hall Rotunda
--JAY FOOTLIK, former special assistant to President Bill Clinton in the
White House Office of Public Liaison will speak
<http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/announcements/announcementdetails.cfm?customel_datapageid_443887=1404363>
* ATHEISM & ITS SCIENTIFIC PRETENSIONS *
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
7:00 PM
Walter Hall 145
Can atheistic science alone explain the world as we observe it? Must
religious thought be dismissed as unscientific? Even as Richard Dawkins
and other atheists proclaim the supremacy of science, noted philosopher
and mathematician David Berlinski exposes the gaping holes in their
arguments. On November 4th, Dr. Berlinski, author of such books as
"A Tour of the Calculus" and "The Advent of the Algorithm", will deliver a
lecture at Ohio University. Come hear him deliver a biting defense of
religious thought against the New Atheists, who share a belief that
religion should not be tolerated and should be criticized, exposed and
batted down at every opportunity.
* SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES LECTURE *
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
6:00-7:00 PM
Bentley Hall 120
--The Southeast Asian Studies Program is pleased to present a lecture by
Professor Son Thanh Tung entitled, "Economic Development and its
Socio-environmental Impact in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam." Prof. Son is
faculty member in the Department of Urban Studies at the Vietnam National
University in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
--Son's presentation will provide a description of economic development,
rural-urban migration, and the more compelling processes of urbanization in
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. In doing so, he will point out that as a result
of these factors and changes, various challenges have emerged in the
city—from pollution, flooding, lack of housing, congestion, and lifestyle
changes among the city's urban dwellers.
* ANGELA DAVIS--AUTHOR, ACTIVIST, PROFESSOR--COMES TO OU *
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
7:00 PM
Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium
--UCM is cosponsoring this event as part of the African American Studies
Department's 40th Anniversary
<http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/09-10/October/134.cfm>
* LATIN DANCE NIGHT *
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
10:00 PM-2:00 AM
Jackie O's on W. Union
--The Immigrants' Right Committee is hosting a Latin Dance Night to raise
money for projects benefiting migrant workers and their families in
Southeast Ohio.
--$2 over and $5 under 21
* NEW DIRECTIONS TALK SERIES * DEPARTMENTS OF SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY *
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
12:10-1:00 PM
Bentley Annex 102
--"THE FUSION PROJECT: INTEGRATING THE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
OF WILD CHIMPANZEES"
--DR. HOGAN SHERROW will discuss work that combines scientific inquiry with
conservation efforts of wild chimpanzees. His discussion raises issues
specific to primate conservation as well as more general issues related to
the role of research and positive social change.
<http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/announcements/announcementdetails.cfm?customel_datapageid_443887=132246>
* INTERNATIONAL STUDIES FORUM SERIES *
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
3:00-4:30 PM
Walter Hall 145
--"AFGHANISTAN SINCE THE WITHDRAWAL OF SOVEIT UNION'S ARMY: AN AFGHAN
PERSPECTIVE"
--DR. ALAM PAYIND, Director, Middle East Studies Center, The Ohio State
University
* PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY OPEN HOUSE *
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
10:00 AM-4:30 PM
Clippinger
--There will be hands on shows, demos, and lab tours, including:
* Fun With Liquid Nitrogen
* What NOT To Do With Your Microwave
* Levitation: Beating Back Gravity
* The Power of Air: Ping Pong Ball Cannons and Pencils Through Plywood
* "Sharks with Lasers on Their Heads"
* The Physics of Musical Instruments
and much more
--As this is the International Year of Astronomy, special talks are
planned, as well as a telescope booth geared towards helping people learn
what to look for in a telescope.
--Free and open to the public of all ages
--More information and schedule at:
<http://www.phy.ohiou.edu/openhouse> or call 593-1718
* ALDEN'S FALL DIVERSITY LECTURE SERIES CONTINUES NOVEMBER 10 *
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10
3:00 PM
Friends of the Library Room, Alden 319
The second presentation of Alden Library's Fall Diversity Lecture Series is
titled "Partnering for 40 years: African American Studies and Alden
Library". Visiting Professor, Deanda Johnson, will speak about African
American prison literature and other stories of confinement.
<http://www.ohio.edu/outlook/announcements/announcementdetails.cfm?customel_datapageid_443887=1404533>
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MOVIES & FILM: * SUPPORT THE ATHENA * <http://www.athenacinema.com/>
* ALL TICKETS 4$ EVERY TUESDAY AT THE ATHENA ON COURT ST *
* 'BAKA: PEOPLE OF THE FOREST' (1987) SCREENING *
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8
5:00 PM
Bentley 135
--Through the eyes of one family, National Geographic steps into their
rain forest world. Surviving as they have for hundreds of years, the Baka
provide a remarkable glimpse of a unique people still largely untouched by
Western civilization.
--Sponsored by the OU Anthropology Club
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THEATER & PERFORMING ARTS: <http://www.ohio.edu/performingarts>
* THE LARAMIE PROJECT BY TECTONIC THEATER CO. *
NOVEMBER 6, 7 & 8
7:00 PM
Church of the Good Shepard, 64 University Terrace
--$4 with partial proceeds donated to the Matthew Shepard Foundation
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MUSIC: <http://www.finearts.ohio.edu/music/>
* OU CHOIRS PERFORM FREE CONCERT TONIGHT *
OHIO UNIVERSITY SINGERS & OHIO UNIVERSITY CHORAL UNION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3
8:00 PM
First United Methodist Church, 2 S. College St
--Take a study break! Music soothes the soul!
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* ANNUAL FALL POTTERY SALE *
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Seigfred Hall, fifth-floor lobby
School of Fine Arts, Ceramic Department
ART GALLERIES: FREE ADMISSION, OPEN TO PUBLIC
* OHIO UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY
Seigfred Hall 536
<http://www.finearts.ohio.edu/art/galleries/ouart.htm>
* TRISOLINI GALLERY
Baker Center 405
<http://www.finearts.ohio.edu/art/galleries/tris.htm>
* KENNEDY MUSEUM OF ART
Lin Hall at The Ridges
<http://www.ohio.edu/museum/index.htm>
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OTHER EVENTS & INFORMATION:
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* WOMEN'S CENTER, BAKER CENTER 403: <http://www.ohio.edu/womenscenter/>
* CAREER SERVICES, BAKER CENTER 533: <http://www.ohio.edu/careers/>
* UCM: CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH AND SOCIAL JUSTICE, 18 N. COLLEGE ST:
<http://www.ucmathens.org/>
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* 10TH ANNUAL 'WALK THE WALK' FOR MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS & SUPPORT *
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
10:00 AM
The Gathering Place and NAMI Athens are hosting the 10th annual "Walk the
Walk" for Mental Health Awareness and Support. The walk will begin at the
Athens County Courthouse steps, where Senator Jimmy Stewart, Representative
Debbie Phillips and Mayor Paul Wiehl will be speaking. Following the rally,
the 8 km walk will wind through town with a stop at The Gathering Place
before ending at the Appalachian Behavioral Health Care Center for a
celebration feast.
The event aims at reducing stigma and raising awareness for mental illness,
as well as raising funds for The Gathering Place and NAMI Athens. The walk
is free to join, and donations are encouraged, but not required. Anyone
interested in participating or volunteering can pick up information packets
at The Gathering Place, which is located at 7 North Congress Street.
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* 54TH ANNUAL COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL *
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 & SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8
SATURDAY: 10:00 AM-10:00 PM, SUNDAY: 11:00 AM-6:00 PM
300 W. Broad St, Columbus, OH
--Over 150 exhibitors will be representing over 80 countries and service
organizations preparing ethnic food, sharing their art, clothing and
crafts, and providing educational materials! Come for the continuous
entertainment, health fair and children's activities.
--Tickets are $7 (adults), $5 (seniors and students), $2 (Children 6-12),
Free (Children 5 and under)
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* SAFEZONE WORKSHOP *
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2:00-4:00 PM, Baker Center 341
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INTERNSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES & FINANCIAL AID
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* OFFICE OF NATIONALLY COMPETITIVE AWARDS, FACULTY COMMONS, 3RD
FLOOR OF ALDEN LIBRARY: <http://www.onca.org/>
* OFFICE OF EDUCATION ABROAD: <http://www.ohio.edu/educationabroad/>
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* WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES EDUCATION ABROAD *
PARIS, FRANCE: JULY 21 - AUGUST 21, 2010
APPLICATION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 5, 2010
INFORMATION SESSION: TODAY, NOVEMBER 3
7:00 PM
Grover W123
--Undergraduate classes offered: WGS 200, WGS 350, ML 250B
--Program also open to graduate students
--Cost includes: lodging, tuition, fees, excursions and some meals
--You don't have to speak French
--You don't have to be a WGS major or certificate student
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* WINTER INTERCESSION REGISTRATION *
Don't overlook the opportunity to slip in an extra class or two by taking
courses offered during the intercession, NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 31.
If it's not feasible to stay in Athens to attend classes, check out all the
web-based courses listed at the regional campuses-- you can do one of
these at home. Or, if you are within driving distance of any of the OU
campuses, you can attend a class there. Remember, courses completed at
regional campuses provide Ohio University credits and count in your DARS
the same way as Athens campus course credits do.
A word of warning about Winter Intercession: First, be VERY careful to note
the time frame allowed for canceling or dropping a class. In general it is
much shorter than regular quarters and it's easy to lose track of how
quickly the cancel/drop dates come and go. Even more importantly, these
deadlines are "flexible" and may be tailored to a particular course
format--e.g., a workshop or field experience. Therefore, to avoid having
to pay for a class you weren't able to attend or complete, you must cancel
or drop within the specific allotted time frame described in the details for
THAT particular intercession course.
Second, the majority of intercession offerings happen not to be Arts &
Sciences courses. This may not be important to you, but if you're attempting
to complete A&S requirements, rather than University requirements, be cautious.
Check your DARS and ask in the Student Affairs office, Wilson Hall, if you
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* DEVELOPMENT COURSES OFFERED ONLINE TO OU STUDENTS *
Hundreds of not-for-credit online professional development courses
are available to OU students through the Office of Lifelong and
Distance Learning (located in Haning Hall), in partnership with "ed2go."
Although these development courses do NOT count toward or fulfill any
of your graduation requirements, you can enroll in reasonably priced
graduate test preparation courses and other popular hands-on courses
such as Microsoft and Adobe software applications, Web page design,
Web and computer programming, certification prep, basic accounting,
and business skills and grant writing--skills courses that can be
used immediately.
Each course runs six weeks. Instructors are knowledgeable in their
area of expertise because they work in the field they teach. Well-
crafted lessons and interaction with others in the course, combined
with flexibility, enables students to study at their own pace in a
24-7 online classroom.
New sessions start on the second or third Wednesday of each month.
Upcoming sessions: NOVEMBER 11, DECEMBER 9 and JANUARY 20.
A full course catalog is available at <http://www.ed2go.com/ohio>.
OU students receive a 20 percent discount off the $99.00 fee, meaning
these courses are just $79.00! In most courses the $79.00 includes
materials. The cost may even be tax deductible using the Lifetime
Learning tax credit (always check with a tax preparer for details).
PLEASE NOTE: the cost is not part of your comprehensive tuition fee
for regular fall/winter/spring registration.
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* SOCIETY FOR APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY'S STUDENT ENDOWED AWARD *
DEADLINE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2010
The Society for Applied Anthropology's Student Endowed Award offers
undergraduate and graduate students in the fields of anthropology, applied
social sciences and other disciplines the opportunity to become members of
the society, as well as travel accommodations for the next SFAA meeting.
--To download the form and get more information, please visit:
<http://www.sfaa.net/committees/students/studentendowment.html>
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LIVING GREEN/HEALTHY LIVING: <http://www.ohio.edu/sustainability>
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* TIP OF THE WEEK * CHECK THE TEMPERATURE IN YOUR FRIDGE & FREEZER *
It's easy for those dials to get knocked out of whack by oversized tubs of
leftovers or marauding houseguests, so make sure you have the
temperature set optimally in your appliances.
You should consult with your manufacturer, but in general the EPA
recommends keeping refrigerators at 37 degrees F and freezers at 3 degrees.
Anything colder is probably overkill and a waste of energy.
That's important, because refrigerators and freezers use about a sixth of
home electricity.
Not sure if the internal temps are actually correct? Place a weather
thermometer inside to check the temperature and adjust the dials until you
get the desired results.
Source: <http://www.thedailygreen.com/going-green/tips/>
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* ATHENS YELLOW BIKE TAXI SERVICE *
<http://www.athensbikeco-op.blogspot.com/>
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* REMEMBER: H1N1--CLEAN HANDS, COVER COUGHS & SNEEZES, LIMIT CONTACT IF
SYMPTOMATIC--H1N1 updates will be posted at <http://www.ohio.edu/emergency>
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CLOSING THOUGHT
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It's week 9; we need a motivational quote:
"Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body."
--Seneca
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* DARS PICK-UP PROCEDURES - WINTER 2010 REGISTRATION *
--A PHOTO ID IS REQUIRED TO RETRIEVE YOUR DARS REPORT
--FRESHMAN & PROBATION STUDENTS--YOU ARE REQUIRED TO MEET WITH YOUR ADVISER
--TO LOCATE THE NAME & LOCATION OF YOUR ADVISER, LOG ON TO:
<http://www.ohio.edu/registrar>
--Click on "My Registration & Advising Info" and follow the instructions
--Oak ID & Oak Password required to access your account information
AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser.
ANTHROPOLOGY: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser.
BIOLOGY: You are required to meet with your academic adviser. Advisers
will post sign-up sheets on their office doors or you can email your
adviser to arrange an appointment.
CHEMISTRY: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser. Sign-up
sheets are posted on advisers' doors. Note: adviser assignments are posted
on the bulletin board outside the department office, Clippinger 136.
CLASSICS: Please pick up your DARS from your adviser. If problems, contact
the department office in Ellis 210.
COMPUTER SCIENCE: Pick up your DARS from your adviser. Sign-up sheets
are posted on advisers' doors. You can find your adviser by contacting
Sandi Mathews (740-593-4672), or online at
<http://pages.ohio.edu/registrar/prereg_advising.cfm>
ECONOMICS: Please see your adviser.
ENGLISH: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser.
ENVIRONMENTAL/PLANT BIOLOGY: Please schedule an appointment with your
adviser.
GEOGRAPHY: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser. If you don't
know your adviser, check your DARS
<http://www.ohio.edu/registrar/prereg_advising.cfm>
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES: Pick up your DARS from your adviser. Faculty will
post sheets on their doors for appointment times.
HISTORY: DARS Fest: Please make an appointment with your adviser.
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: For individual appointments: please schedule a
meeting with Ms Schaeffer by calling 740-593-1840; Dr. Suzuki's advisees
may email him at suzuki@ohio.edu.
LINGUISTICS: Sign-up for an appointment with Dr. David Bell in Gordy 369.
Sign-up sheets will be posted on his office door.
MATHEMATICS: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser.
MODERN LANGUAGES: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser. If
you've forgotten who your advisor is, see Heather Pittman in Gordy 283,
or check online at <http://www.ohio.edu/registrar/prereg_advising.cfm>
OPIE: DARS reports are distributed in class by the advisor.
PHILOSOPHY: Please schedule an appointment with your advisor who will have
emailed you about how you can pick up your DARS. If you have questions,
please call the department at 740-593-4588.
PHYSICS/ASTRONOMY: You will need to schedule an appointment with your
adviser. For adviser assignment information, contact the department
office, Clippinger 251C or 269C or check online.
POLITICAL SCIENCE: Available in the main office (Bentley Annex 266).
PSYCHOLOGY: Pick up your DARS in Porter 200, from 8:00 AM-12:00 PM and
1:00 PM-5:00 PM.
SOCIAL WORK: Please email your advisor to set up an appointment for
advising and to pick up your DARS. If you do not know your adviser, or are
having difficulty contacting your adviser, email or call Anne Sparks
(sparksa@ohio.edu or phone: 593-9773).
SOCIOLOGY: Please see your adviser.
THEATRE: Pick up your DARS in Kantner Hall room 010 during office hours.
UNDECIDED: Please schedule an appointment with your adviser.
WOMEN'S STUDIES: Please see Lynette Peck on Tuesdays 1:00-3:00 PM or, by
appointment, in 005 Lindley Hall.
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a degree in English, and is a senior at OU.
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