Hip Hop Concert Free For Students
Monday Evening
The Ohio State University at Marion Office of Student
Affairs will host a hip hop concert and entertainment event,
Monday, November 9, 7-9 p.m., Morrill Hall Auditorium
entitled, Knowledge is Power/African American
Entrepreneurship. Join hip hop feature act 720, with
Kianna's Dance Team, E.Q. E.N.T., Wojett Music, and 8180.
SWAGG APPAREL in conjunction with JOSEY'S LIKES SILK
BEAUTIQUE will put on a modeling show at intermission.
Admission for all students is free with your college/school
I.D. General admission is $2.00
Help Us Honor Veterans on Campus
Nov. 10
The Buckeye Military Support Alliance will hold a public
wreath laying ceremony the day before Veterans Day, Tuesday,
November 10, 9:00 a.m., at the American flag between Morrill
Hall and the Technical Education Building. Later that
day, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., the group will air the movie
"Stripes" starring Bill Murray and will offer free pizza in
Morrill Hall, Room 290. This is open to all Ohio State
Marion students, faculty, and staff.
Campus Closed Wednesday (library
remains open)
In observance of Veterans Day there will be no classes and
all university offices will be closed Wednesday, November
11, 2009. The library will be open on a reduced
schedule for Wednesday, November 11 (Veteran's Day). Hours
will be 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 pm. Although it is an
official holiday for Ohio State Marion, Marion Technical
College will still be in session.
Marion Campus Blood Drive – Win tickets
to OSU vs. Michigan
The American Red Cross will be on campus Thursday, November
12, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for a campus wide blood drive. Those
signing up will be entered into a drawing for two tickets to
the Nov. 21st Ohio State – Michigan football game! To
schedule an appointment contact Dave Beckel at 740-725-6226.
Classical Pianist Andrea Anderson in
Morrill Hall Auditorium
The Ohio State University at Marion Five Nights on Campus
cultural and performance arts series welcomes classical
pianist Andrea Anderson to Morrill Hall Auditorium,
Thursday, November 12, 7:30 p.m.
Beginning with a Bach Prelude and Fugue, pianist Andrea
Anderson will then turn to the music of Mozart, followed by
the Ravel Sonatine. The second half of the program will be
devoted to Chopin, whose 200th birthday looms on the
horizon. The New York Times praised Ms. Anderson, saying
that she gave a vital and personal performance of Chopin,
"with whom she has a special empathy." And according to the
LA Times, she plays "with stunning ease, clear projection
and considerable sophistication. She is a pianist of fine
native and developed qualities."
For tickets call (740) 725-6341 or e-mail:
babich.5@osu.edu
General admission: $10
Seniors: $9
Students: $4
Marion campus faculty & staff: $8
Tickets are also available at the door the evening of each
event.
NOVEMBER FEATURED CAMPUS EVENT!
"Are
You Bougie?"
The Ohio State University
welcomes Stephen Earley Jordan II, author and cultural
critic to the Marion campus Tuesday, November 17, 7 - 9
p.m., Morrill Hall Auditorium & the Delaware Center Tuesday,
November 17, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. for his contemporary
"edutainment" program on being progressive in the Black
community, "Are You Bougie?" Pronounced Boo-jee, is an
urban slang for bourgeoisie, traditionally referring to the
middle class, but redefined to mean "uppity" or to classify
other Blacks who "act white". This is event is free
and open to the campus community and the public. For
more information contact the Ohio State Marion Office of
Student Affairs at 740-725-6273.
2009 United Way Campus Campaign Huge
Success!
Campus thank you event during Beat Blue Tailgate, November
18
The Ohio State
University at Marion achieved unprecedented success through increased
participation and more than doubled the number of people on
campus who gave to the 2009 United Way
Campaign. The campaign raised an all time campus
record $9221.55 for local non-profit organizations, an increase of 65%
over last year's donations. Thank you to everyone who
generously gave, and a special thanks to those who served on
the 2009 Ohio State Marion United Way Campaign Committee.
Linda Parsons Co-Chair
Wayne Rowe, Co-Chair
Barbara Kaelber, Treasurer
Gary Iams
Bob Klips
Ben McCorkle
Ronda Snyder
Maryjo Mundey
Blythe Boger
Kathy McClain
Tom Marshall
Michelle Bolles
Emily Meyers
Peg Jaggers
Pat Wood
Bruce Lautzenheiser
UNITED WAY WING OFF VIDEO
OHIO STATE MARION VS. LOWE'S FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP, OCT. 30TH
AT BW3
>>>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xUAtnnUfhY
2009 Marion Campus Giving Tree
Project
The OSUM Psychology Club is again sponsoring the annual
Marion Campus Giving Tree Project, in which we can all help
needy families during the holiday season. The children are
supported by Turning Point, Marion's domestic violence
shelter, and need a special holiday.
You can see the trees in Morrill Hall, Maynard Hall, and the
Library Building! They are up and ready.
If you would like to participate:
1) In the entrance to Morrill Hall, Maynard Hall, and the
Library are Giving Trees decorated with paper ornaments,
each containing the name of a boy or girl or mom, his or her
age, and some appropriate gift suggestions.
2) Visit a Giving Tree and select an ornament with the name
and age of a boy or girl or mom (and gift suggestions).
3) Purchase your gift and wrap it, with the paper ornament
taped to the wrapping to identify it. (Consider going
together with other people if it is a larger gift item.)
4) Bring your gift to the Career Center in Maynard Hall
(room 124), or Faculty Services in Morrill Hall (room 150)
and place it in the special box in hallway.
5) All gifts must be returned by 12 noon on Wednesday of
Finals Week, December 9, 2009.
Participation is open to everyone interested (students,
staff, faculty, community) in helping these families in our
community.
Can’t Find a Parking Space?
Students have voiced frustration about finding parking
spaces, especially on the west side of campus. The west
side, or what students commonly refer to as the OSUM-side,
includes student parking lots 1, 2, and 3. The east side of
campus, widely referred to as the MTC-side, includes student
parking lots 5, 6, and 7. Student lot 7, an unpaved lot
located east of lots 5 & 6, was created this fall due to an
expected increase in enrollment at both OSUM and MTC.
Many MTC students believe
they are not allowed to park on the west side of campus; and
many OSUM students think they are not allowed to park on the
east side. THIS IS NOT TRUE. Students from both OSUM and MTC
are permitted to park in ANY student parking lot. Registered
students at MTC and OSUM are NOT permitted to park in
visitor parking areas anywhere on campus - doing so may
result in a citation.
Based on parking trends
from this quarter, the west side of campus (Lots 1, 2 & 3)
will likely fill up the quickest on any given day. Marion
Campus Public Safety is recommending that students use
parking lots 5, 6, or 7 if they are unable to locate a space
on the west side of campus. Creating your own parking
spaces, parking in visitor spaces, parking in the grass, or
other unauthorized methods will likely result in a citation.
For additional information about parking on the Marion
Campus, please check out the following links: Marion Campus
Public Safety -
http://www.marion.ohio-state.edu/police/parking.html, or
http://www.mtc.edu/Videos/Getting_To_Know_MTC/GTKMTC/index.html
for a video illustration of student parking lot locations.
Parking citations should be paid at the OSUM business office
– Maynard Hall, Room 140 – within ten days of issuance. To
appeal a citation, visit the Marion Campus Public Safety
Office – Morrill Hall, Room 140.
University H1N1 Education & Prevention
Updates at:
www.flu.osu.edu
Join
the Multicultural Club
Multicultural Club meetings are Tuesday at 12 noon in
Morrill Hall, Room 290.
Diversity Office Hours in Delaware
Shawn Jackson, from the Office of Diversity, will be holding
office hours at the Delaware Center on Thursdays from 10:00
a.m. through 2:00 p.m. Students, faculty, and staff are all
welcome to stop by with questions, concerns, or ideas. For
students who wish to schedule appointments, Mr. Jackson can
be reached by calling the Delaware Center front desk at
(740) 549-4426, or by e-mail at:
jackson.368@osu.edu.
Psychology Club "Horses for Therapy"
Fieldtrip
Horses for Therapy? The OSUM Psychology Club will be going
to meet Kirsten Stumpo and the horses from 'The Equine
Component' (www.equinecomponent.com)
on November 20th at 1:00 pm. Kirsten is an EGALA certified
equine specialist who works with a certified therapist to
incorporate her herd of horses into various forms of
experiential therapy for clients. This includes clients with
a wide variety of goals such as working on relationship
problems (couples or families), parenting skills,
communication/social skills, assertiveness, confidence
building, and teamwork. She works with the court system,
schools, women overcoming abuse, children experiencing
problems at school or at home, families, couples, and
companies (for teamwork and communication). All work done
with the horses involves ground work and not riding. Horses
are very adept at mirroring the client's body language so
they are able to experientially see how they affect those
around them. Come see the many other ways in which the
horses 'tell' the therapist what is going on and how to
proceed. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Signup
sheet is on Psychology Club Bulletin Board in Morrill Hall.
Contact Dr. Pettijohn, club advisor, at
pettijohn.1@osu.edu
or Amy Figliuolo, club president, at
figliuolo.1@buckeyemail.osu.edu for questions.
Education Major? Join
the Education Society
Education Society
Meeting, Monday, November 16 & 23, 12 noon, Morrill Hall,
Room 246
Join us at our November 16 meeting or at our holiday party
on November 23. Education Society members benefit
through networking, professional development, scholarships,
and much more. If you are an education major or
considering the field of education, please join us at our
next meeting or contact Timothy Fouts at:
fouts.39@buckeyemail.osu.edu
for information on how to be a part of the Education Society
on campus.
Marion Public Health Department 2010
Logo Contest
On January 1, 2010 Marion City Health and Marion County
Health Departments will become one. This merger will
restructure and strengthen Marion’s Public Health
Department to better meet the community’s needs.
In establishing this new health department our primary
mission will be to prevent, promote and protect to
become a healthy community together. Here is where
you come in, this new department needs a piece of
identity ware to go with its name, the Marion Public
Health Department needs a logo. We are inviting
all Ohio State and Marion Tech students to enter the
Marion Public Health Department 2010 Logo Contest.
The MPHD board will coordinate the competition and
encourages artists to submit designs that stand out as
fresh and unique.
The logo guidelines
are as follows:
All entries must be computer generated.
Must fit into a four inch by four inch square.
Must reproduce well in black and white and in small
sizes.
Lettering must be identifiable and easy to read.
A maximum of 3 colors may be used in the design
INCLUDING BLACK AND WHITE. You can use one color as a
background. Solid colors only, no gradients.
All entries must be sent on paper.
One entry per person.
The entries will be judged by the MPHD board. The
winner will receive a $200 cash award as well as
published recognition. All entries will become the
property of the MPHD and will not be returned. MPHD
reserves the right to reject any and all entries and to
request reasonable, minor design modifications from the
proposed winner should there be any. All entries
must include name, address and phone and be submitted by
December 15, 2009 to:
MPHD Logo Contest
Attn: Lisa Cook
Marion County Health Department
98 McKinley Park Blvd.
Marion, Ohio 43302
Should you have any questions please call Lisa at (740)
387-6520 ext. 111 or email
lisa.cook@odh.ohio.gov
Course Advertisement English 265
Winter Quarter
Winter ‘10 English 265 / Writing of Fiction I: M/W 1-3,
Instructor: Stuart Lishan
This is a course for people who love to tell, to write,
and to read stories. You read once upon a time…
and you’re gone, into the world of the story, the world
of the tale. This is a class for those sorts of people,
people like you. Think of our classroom as a
metaphorical campfire around which we’ll sit with one
another – and tell stories. Course is 5 credit
hours, however, you can take the course twice, 10 credit
hours total, and receive full credit.
Psych Major Required Course
Offered Winter - Research Methods 300
Research Methods in Psychology 300 is a required course
for all majors. It will be taught Winter Quarter on MW
10-12 noon by Dr. Terry Pettijohn. This 4 credit
experimental methods psychology course involves students
in learning about the research methods used in
psychology. Prerequisite is psychology 100. Students
experience psychology through research and active
participation in class activities. Goals include 1)
understanding experimental research designs, 2)
searching research literature, 3) writing in APA style,
and 4) conducting original research. Students will be
involved in writing abstracts of research articles,
reviewing research literature in psychology, conducting
small experiments, and conducting and presenting an
original research project. Students are advised to take
Psych 300 early in their college career, since it forms
a foundation for later courses.
