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NOW HIRING FOR STUDENT PATROL
Student Patrol Employee Positions Available! Apply Now!
A Student Patrol Employee assists the Wright State University Police Department with its community oriented policing efforts by conducting foot patrols on main campus and the residential communities, opening and securing WSU buildings, detecting suspicious, unsafe or hazardous situations/conditions, provides safety escorts and generally supports crime prevention and suppression efforts on campus. Uniforms and equipment are provided!
If you are a student or you know of a student who is energetic, responsible, dependable and genuinely interested in supporting a safe living and learning community, please give them a copy of the attached job description and application.
Work Study or Non-Work Study students are encouraged to apply! This is a great opportunity for work experience! Criminal Justice, Political Science, Sociology and Psychology majors are also encouraged to apply!
Students should contact Jennie at 775-2808 to schedule an appointment to meet with me at the earliest possible convenience!
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NOW HIRING FOR STUDENT WEBMASTER
Make $8.00 per hour!!! This is an on campus regular or work study position posted through Wright State University Office of Student Activities.
Job Summary:
Create web pages and templates, convert printed publications to HTML format, create graphics, scan photos and artwork, maintain database of internet inquiries, complaints, and compliments that are submitted via e-mail to webmaster address. Provide monthly reports on type and number of inquiries. Assist the Office of Student Activities in maximizing computer resources. Create brochures, flyers, and other documents to inform and publicize departmental programs and services.
Job Skills and Knowledge:
Extensive experience with HTML formatting, experience with web authoring tools and programs:scanning equipment and software; and creating graphics and images for the web. Experience with database programs. Must be detail-oriented and have excelled written and verbal communication skills. Must have experience in desktop publishing and be familiar with Photoshop. Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 and maintain once hired.
Hours per Week:
Variable. 15-25 hours per week beginning Summer 2007. Some Spring hours available for training. Must be available Summer 2007- June 2008.
For more information please contact Cassi Elble at cassi.elble@wright.edu or 775-5570.
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TASTY TRADITION
Celebrating Southwest Ohio Cusine
July 9 - July 29th.
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
2600 DeWeese Parkway
Dayton, OH 45414
www.boonshoftmuseum.org
A graduate class student exhibit about the origins of food in Southwest Ohio. This exhibit was created by graduate students in the Public History program at Wright State.
Contact Information: Jennifer Haney haney.20@wright.edu, Daniel Schlegel schlegel.7@wright.edu, Sarah Becker SBecker@BoonshoftMuseum.org
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TUTORS NEEDED
TUTORS NEEDED IN ACC 205, ACC 343; BIO 107; CS 205, CS 209; EC 200; FIN 205, FIN 310; MBA 530; MIS 300; PHY 240, PHY 245; PSY 391.
Requirements to be a Tutor:
Minimum of 2.8 GPA
Completed at least 15 credit hours at Wright State University
Received a grade of A or B in courses to be tutored( and/or departmental approval)
Ability to communicate effectively
Candidates for tutoring positions need to complete an application and attend a training conference. Appointments can be made at 023R Dunbar Library or by calling 775-2280.
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRESENTS: SPEAK OUT!
Monday, May 14
11:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Quad
The WSU Student Government will be hosting our annual Speak Out even on the Quad. The purpose of the event is to allow students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to pose questions, comments, and concerns to our panel of student representatives from Student Government, Residential Community Association, and Commuter Student Association.
This year Student Government has addressed a wide variety of topics including parking, diversity, sustainability, recycling, school spirit, dining services, cost of tuition, voter registration, course descriptions, student life, and advising. While these topics were the main focus of Student Government, students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to ask questions about any issues they believe are important. We hope to engage in an active two-way communication that can benefit the entire university.
To help stimulate questions and comments, Student Government will be grilling out on the quad while selling hot dogs, hamburgers, snacks, and soft drinks. Prices will be cheap, and all proceeds go to raise money for the Student Government Scholarship.
We invite the entire WSU community to participate in this fantastic event.
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WOMEN'S CENTER MONDAYS
Monday, May 14
12:15 pm – 1:15 pm
In & Out of Focus. This documentary is about women in the film business and how they balance children, love lives, and careers – or how they don’t. The second half of this film will be presented on May 21.
For more information contact the Women’s Center at 775-4524
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CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN HUMAN RESOURCES LECTURE SERIES
Tuesday, May 15
7:30 am – 9:00 am
Berry Room Nutter Center
"Change in a Complex Organization," presented by Ronald B. McKinley, Ph.D., vice president, human resources, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
Sponsored by the Department of Management and Right Management.
Breakfast buffet available at 7:30 a.m.
RSVP to Jeanne Cornor at (937) 775-2559 or at jeannecornor@yahoo.com
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ARTIST SERIES: LEE/SUITES DUO, VIOLIN, PIANO, WITH THE UNIVERSITY/COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
Tuesday, May 15
7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Concert Hall Creative Arts Center
For more information contact the Student Union Box Office at 775-5544
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INTERNATIONAL BROWNBAG LUNCHEON: "CHINESE OPERA AND DANCE: AMBASSADOR PROGRAM TO CHINA"
Wednesday, May 16
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
E190 Student Union Conference Room
Presented by Tong Wang, theatre, dance and motion pictures.
For more information contact Sivasai Veruva at sivasai.veruva@wright.edu
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GREEK WEEK TOGA DINNER
Wednesday, May 16
4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Village ShelterGreek Week 2007! Presented by GAC... First Annual Toga Dinner at the Village Shelter. See your Greek Week Representative for more information
For more information contact Rob Weigel at weigel.8@wright.edu
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UAB STREET TEAM MEETING
Wednesday, May 16
5:05 p.m.
E103 Student Union
UAB’s Street Team is where you go to become a part of UAB. The Street Team meets every Wednesday at 5:05 pm. Here, we hang out, socialize, and chat about UAB things and more. It’s a great place to get involved, not to mention meet tons of cool people from all around campus. All students are invited to join us at Street Team, and we’re always looking for fresh faces to meet, so, if you’re the least bit curious about us, then check us out at our next Street Team meeting!
For more information contact Jeremy Moore at moore.191@wright.edu
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AIDA
Wednesday, May 16
7:00 pm – 9:00
Festival Playhouse
For more information contact the Department of Theatre Arts at theatre_arts@wright.edu
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"THE LETTER BOOK" BOOK GROUP
Thursday, May 17
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Center for Teaching and Learning 023 Library
Led by Joe Law, Assistant Vice President for Articulation and Transfer, and Coordinator, Writing Across the Curriculum. In The Letter Book, Sue Dinitz and Toby Fulwiler demonstrate how assigning letters in college classrooms can promote community and help students learn content and understand genres and literacy in general. The Letter Book illustrates a wide variety of ways in which letters can be used in the college classroom. To make your reservation and make arrangements to receive your complimentary book, call Tina Scarberry at 775-4522.
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THE MCLIN
Thursday, May 17
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Quad
This event is primarily for Wright State students, but it is also open to the community. The event will promote diversity. We will have different cultures represented and activites about those cultures. We hope to bring all different types of people together on campus to learn more about each other.
For more information contact Carlyne at Peterson.35@wright.edu
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PABLO FRANCISCO
Thursday, May 17
7:00 pm
MPR/ Apollo
Comedian Pablo Francisco will be performing his stand up act for the Wright State Community.
For more information contact Shannon Curtain at curtain.2@wright.edu
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AIDA
Thursday, May 17
8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Festival Playhouse Creative Arts Center
For more information contact the Department of Theatre Arts at theatre_arts@wright.edu
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RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE EVENT
Friday, May 18
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Quad
UAB's Religious Tolerance Event is for students, faculty, and staff to learn more about the various religions of our world in a non-threatening environment. Clergy from many different religions will be on hand to answer any and all questions that someone might have, without trying to convert anyone.
For more information contact Leonda Metsker at metsker.2@wright.edu
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WSU BASEBALL VS UIC
Friday, May 18
6:30 pm
Nischwitz Stadium
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AIDA
Friday, May 18
8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Festival Playhouse Creative Arts Center
For more information contact the Department of Theatre Arts at theatre_arts@wright.edu
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS: THE FASHION SHOW
Saturday, May 19
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Millett Hall Atrium
Cost is $3.00
For more information contact Larisa Wright at wright.161@wright.edu
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****VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES***
EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF WESTERN OHIO
The Epilepsy Foundation of Western Ohio is looking for volunteers for the 17th Annual MUD Volleyball Tournament. The Event is on July 14th 2007 from 8am-6pm. We also need volunteers on July 13th for set up as well, so either of those dates.
On July 13th we need help with set up, signage, etc (any part of the day) and July 14th we need help with parking, checking coolers, selling raffle tickets selling beer tickets, selling t-shirts, and cleanup (times vary)
If organizations can get volunteers from their groups, we can offer them a free registration for the event if they want to play in MUD Volleyball (we need at least 6 volunteers from an organization for this).
To volunteer, students, faculty and staff can call 937-233-2500 or email events@ohioepilepsy.org.
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