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January 24-January 30, 2010
Volunteers needed for local fish fry fundraiser to benefit Suicide Prevention Center, Inc.
Volunteers for games and clean up and tear down are needed for fundraiser fish fry.
• Date: January 30
• Time: 7 - 11 p.m.
• Games include: Chuck A Luck, Show Down (DEALER NEEDED from 9-11)Beat the Dealer, Raffles (3 people per shift). Anyone can volunteer, although for Show Down, someone with poker experience who can work the players would be great. No pay -- but all the great food you can eat!!! Your mileage is tax deductible.
• Cost (to attend): $10 for all the fish, chips – and much more -- that you can eat!
• Where: 6050 Dog Leg Road (near corner of Dog Leg and Main Street)
Contact Shari Lewis if you want to volunteer or make a donation at: 1-937-226-0818 or email at: sharon.lewis@wright.edu
Consider coming -- it is an annual event and everyone has a really GREAT time!
MENTORS NEEDED FOR: CHOICES (Children Have Options in Caring Environments) & PICK (People Influencing and Coaching Kids)
For more information, call Sarah Lipps
At (937) 264-0084 ext. 138
Volunteer Youth Mentor
Support At-Risk Youth ages 15-17 achieve specific individual goals in the areas of social skills and school achievement. Help instill positive values, self esteem and motivation, encourage commitment to learning, go on fun field trips.
Looking for a 12 month overall commitment, with a minimum of 4 hours a month, the scheduling will vary greatly and depend on activities and needs.
Goodwill Easter Seals and community locations will provide worksite.
Qualifications:
No felony or probation within the past 5 years
Must possess a valid drivers license will less than 6 points and proof of insurance
Must be able to pass a background check and drug test
All training will be provided.
If you are interested please contact Marty O’Dell, CVA Volunteer Program Manager m.odell@gesmv.org for an appointment.
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STUDENT ORG FAIR
Wednesday, January 27th
11:30am – 1:30pm
Student Union Atrium
The Student Org Fair will take place in the Atrium during lunchtime, and is designed to show the student body that our organizations are still active throughout the winter, even though it may be cold outside. It is our hope that though social interactions and involvement with one another, cabin fever can be eliminated at WSU.
For more information contact Catherine Jones at jones.473@wright.edu
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RAINBOW ALLIANCE’S COFFEE HOUSE
Wednesday, January 27th
8:00 – 11:00 p.m.
The Rathskellar
Join the Rainbow Alliance for a Coffee House for the LGBTQA community.
For more information contact Amber Bennett at bennett.76@wright.edu |
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PROTECT YOUR BABY MAKER
Thursday, January 28th
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
E163 Discovery Room, Student Union
Protect your baby maker! You may not be looking into parenthood yet, but when you are, you will want to make sure that everything is healthy! Learn how to stay up to date on your health at this free event by educating yourself on testicular and ovarian cancer. Guest speaker, Dr. Morris Brown M.D. will inform you on the importance of getting tested and scheduling regular appointments as a college student! Join us and get educated!
For more information contact Ashlyn Young at young.232@wright.edu |
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PRAISE TOGETHER
Friday, January 29th
7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
109 Oelman Hall
This event is open to anyone on campus. Join us for an evening of inspiring performances from Christian groups at Wright State.
For more information contact Megan Baker at baker.178@wright.edu |
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MASQUERADE
Saturday, January 30th
8-11 p.m.
Student Union Apollo Room
This will be a true Masquerade! Attendees will wear masks , dance to music and try to guess who people are.
For more information contact: Ian Gibson at Gibson.89@wright.edu |
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V-DAY CONFERENCE
V-Day, a Wright State University tradition is a powerful experience that will make you laugh, cry, learn and wish you had brought all your friends and loved ones. Join us for the first ever V-Day conference which will include workshops, roundtable discussions, a reading from Eve Ensler’s popular show, A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer and two performances of her award winning Vagina Monologues. Men and women of all ages are encouraged to participate in V-Day, a weekend of knowledge and power through love and understanding. The V-Day Conference is proudly presented by the WSU Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and the WSU Women’s Center. All profits will go to the Wright State Sexual Assault Prevention and Education Fund. Following are a list of the V-Conference events.
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VAGINA MONOLOGUES
Two performances
Friday, February 5 and
Saturday, February 6
6:30 p.m. doors open
7:00 p.m. performance begins
Student Union Apollo Room
Join us for this powerful performance of the Eve Ensler play,
"The Vagina Monologues" This is part of the V-Day Conference brought to you by the WSU Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and WSU Women's Center.
Tickets available at the Student Union Box Office and at the event
For more information contact: Bethany Cupp, cupp.10@wright.edu |
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V-DAY CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Saturday, February 6
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Various locations, Student Union
Tickets available in the Student Union Box Office and at the event
Contact the Women’s Center for more information about workshop topics and presenters
For more information contact: Bethany Cupp, cupp.10@wright.edu
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V-DAY CONFERENCE PLAY
Saturday, February 6
2 p.m. – 4 p.m.
E156 Student Union
A powerful reading of Eve Ensler’s popular show, A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer.
Contact the Women’s Center for more information about workshop topics and presenters
For more information contact: Bethany Cupp, cupp.10@wright.edu |
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