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| Nov 2nd, 2009 (Mon) -- Nov 20th, 2009 (Fri) |
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Operation Christmas Child - Community Relations
Operation Christmas Child- Community Relations
What: Bring one filled shoe box to the Teaching Fellow's office, along
with $7 (for shipping) to receive 3 hours of community service.
Deadline for these to be turned in is Nov. 20th
*An hour (1) of community service can be earned by dropping the shoe
boxes off at the Samaritan's Purse location*
For more information go to
www.samaritanspurse.org
Any questions can be addressed to Carla Hutchins (crhutchi@ncsu.edu),
Jonathan Pollock (jdpollo2@ncsu.edu) Or the community relations
co-chairs, Kim (kpwilli3@ncsu.edu) and Chad (cehollom@ncsu.edu). |
| Nov 2nd, 2009 (Mon) -- Nov 23rd, 2009 (Mon) |
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Teaching Fellows Canned Food Drive !
Canned Food Drive- Community Relations
Battle of the Campuses~ Let’s see which campus can donate the most
canned food!!
When: November 2nd - November 20th
Where: Drop your cans off at the Teaching Fellows Office Poe 408. We
will have a sign up sheet available for you to log your cans!
***5 cans= 1 hour of community service**** There is no maximum!!! You
can donate as many cans as you want, but you can only earn 1 hour of
community service for this event. Donate! Donate! |
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Dirty Turkey - Big/Lil Sib
**TOMORROW**
Tuesday, November 3 at 6pm
Dirty Turkey in the Syme Lounge
Everyone should bring a gift between $5-$10, for a gift exchange (similar to a Dirty Santa). |
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Jump Rope Class
Athletic Event:
What: Jump Rope Class
When: Wednesday, November 4 6:15-7:00
Where: Carmichael Gym: Studio A
Do you like to jump rope? Burn calories with this classic workout with a new
and funky twist! This class uses a jump rope for a cardiovascular workout
including strength intervals that will keep your heart rate jumping! |
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Rock Bottom
RockBottom:
Looking to tighten those hips, thigh, and rock that bottom? This class
is concentrated on strengthening and sculpting the lower body using
weights, bands, steps, BOSUs, and resistance bands to get shape below
the waist!
**Thursday, October 15, 2009
**Thursday, November 5, 2009
Both in Studio C at 4:45-5:40
Need to be there by 4:25 to make sure you get in!
**Contact Lauren Vann at levann@ncsu.edu with any questions. |
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Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince - Social
Social- Friday, November 6 - 7:00 & 11:59 PM
HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF BLOOD PRINCE (2009)
In his sixth year at Hogwarts, Harry faces typical teenage problems - girls, friends, and the general confusion of being a teenage. There is, however, a greater threat in the wings: that of Lord Voldemort, who now roams free, and grows stronger by the moment. Still reeling from the loss of his Godfather, Harry will soon face a greater loss, and it will shake Harry - and the entire magical world - to the core.
Rated PG for scary images, some violence, language and mild sensuality. Runtime 153 minutes. 35mm.
Contact: Alicia Langkamp- amlangka@ncsu.edu |
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Latin American Film Festival - Social/Cultural
*Social Cultural* Saturday, November 7 - 7:00 PM
LATIN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL: CHE (PART 1) (2008) - FREE
Part One: In 1956, Ernesto Che Guevara and a band of Cuban exiles,
under the leadership of Fidel Castro, reach the Cuban shore from
Mexico. Within two years, they gain popular support and raise an army
that overcomes the US-friendly regime led by dictator, Fulgencio
Batista. Part of the Latin American Film Festival. In Spanish with
English subtitles.
Not Rated, Runtime 134 minutes, 35 mm.
Contact: Michael Johnson cell #:3366556914 email: mljohns9@unity.ncsu.edu
Social- Friday, November 6 - 7:00 & 11:59 PM |
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History Museum visit - Social/Cultural
*Social Cultural*
Date: Sunday November 8th, 2009
Visit the History Museum in downtown Raleigh.
FREE
Time: Meet at Syme at 2pm
Contact: Payton Payne email: pmpayne@ncsu.edu |
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Burn Out - Professional Development
Professional Development:
Burn-Out: How To Avoid It and Enjoy Teaching
When: November 8th
Where: Syme Lounge
Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Contact: Natalie Spencer
Burn-Out- it's something we've heard about and it can take out the most experienced and enthusiastic teachers. Come to this workshop to learn more about burn out and how to avoid it as you start your teaching career. We will also make stress balls and learn stress relief techniques. Lots of FUN!!! |
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AbSolutions
AbSolutions:
This 15-minute class is a highly concentrated core workout focusing on
the abdominals and lower back.
**Tuesday, October 20, 2009
**Thursday, November 12, 2009
Both in Studio B at 7:20-7:35
Need to be there by 7:00 to make sure you get in!
**Contact Ashley Gerganous at jagergan@ncsu.edu with any questions. |
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NCSU Modern Dance Concert - Social/Cultural
*Social Cultural* Thursday, November 12th, 2009 @ 7:45 pm
The NCSU Modern Dance Company Fall Concert
The NC State Dance Program Fall Concert will be presented November 12 and 13, 2009, at 8pm in Stewart Theatre. The concert will feature the annual movement studies project choreographed and performed by the NCSU Dance Company, a work by guest artist L.D Burris performed by the DanceVisions Repertory Company, and additional choreography by independent study students Sarah Griner, Kaye Usry and Ashley Walls.
Contact: Payton Payne email: pmpayne@ncsu.edu |
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Raleigh Civic Symphony - Social/Cultural
Raleigh Civic Symphony- Social Cultural
When: Sunday, November 15th
Time: 4pm
Where: Stewart Theatre
Contact: Alicia Langkamp amlangka@ncsu.edu
Tickets: $5 NCSU students
Raleigh Civic Symphony with Olga Kleiankina, pianist
Randoloph Foy, conductor |
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My Brother, My Sister : African American Students in America - Social/Cultural
International Education Week
My Brother, My Sister: African Students in America- Social Cultural
When: Tuesday, Nov. 17th
Time: 7:00 p.m
Where: Room 356, Witherspoon Student Center
Contact: Jada Taylor- jltaylo8@ncsu.edu
Screening of a student produced documentary of interviews of African
students studying at NC State and St. Augustine's College. The
documentary was a joint production of Africana Studies majors at NC
State and Film Studies students at St. Augustine's college. The event
will feature a screening of the film, discussion, and African drumming
and dancing by the performing arts students from St. Augustine's
College.
Light refreshments will be served. |
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Goodberry's Run - Big/Lil Sib
**NEW EVENT**
Tuesday, November 17 at 6:30pm
Goodberry's Run to Cameron Village
Everyone should meet at Syme at 6:15 and we will drive over together (big sibs will provide rides)! |
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Coffee & Doughnut Sale - Fundraising Event
~American Education Week~
Coffee & Doughnut Sale - Fundraising
When: Tuesday, Nov, 17th
Where: 8:10am– 11:00am & 5:00pm– 7:00pm
Time: Globe Atrium
Warm up your morning and fill your tummy with a hot cup of coffee or
coca and a fresh Krispy Kreme Doughnut. All proceeds benefit Habitat for
Humanity! |
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Senior Shin Dig - Professional Development
Senior Shin Dig - Professional Development
When: November 19th
Where: Poe 120 ( Senior Seminar day)
Time: 4:30pm
Senior ShinDig- Learn about experiences from current Student Teachers
and 1st Year Teachers
Refreshments provided- RSVP- Natalie (tf_grad@ncsu.edu) by Nov. 16th |
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Under the Sea @ Marbles Kids Museum - Social/Cultural
Under the Sea,” an IMAX film at the Marbles Kids Museum-Social
DATE - Friday, November 20, 2009
TIME - TBD
Meet at Poe Hall
COST - $8.95 for tickets, upon arrival
CONTACT - Kelly Reardon (kareardo@ncsu.edu), Kristen Wright
(kbwright@ncsu.edu) or Jena Smith (jdsmith3@ncsu.edu) to RSVP. |
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A Night Out with the NC Teacher of the Year Jessica Garner - Social
A Night Out With……Jessica Garner- NC Teacher of the Year- Social
When: Monday, Nov. 23rd
Where: Red, Hot & Blue - Hillsborough Street
Time: 6pm
Contact : Ellen Anne Curtis and Mary English Comer
eacurtis@ncsu.edu & mecomer@ncsu.edu
Join us as we host Mrs. Jessica Garner for dinner after Forum. This
will be an opportunity to learn more about her experiences and what it
takes to be a top educator
in NC. |
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