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May 30-June 5, 2010
Glen Helen, for those of you who have not yet experienced it, is our local treasure, Antioch
College’s beautiful nature preserve in Yellow Springs. It has nearly 1000 acres of forests, meadows, a prairie, cascades, deep valleys, streams, ledges, birds, wildlife, trails, a bird of prey rehabilitation center, Trailside Museum, Nature Shop in the Glen Helen Building, and
yes -- a yellow spring.
Hundreds of visitors come to the Glen each week, even in winter time and many more are expected with the coming of spring. You are hereby invited to contribute some of your time to the Glen in its beautiful surroundings.
Looking for both adult volunteers and adult/child volunteer teams:
-To serve as docents at Glen Helen’s Trailside Museum
-Greet visitors & answer general questions
-Guide visitors through exhibits
-Care for resident reptiles
Volunteer Benefits:
-Training and social opportunities
-Volunteer appreciation events and awards
-A community of friendly people
-Discount in the Nature Shop
Contact Jenny Montgomery to RSVP or for more information 937-769-1902 x 101
Glen Helen Building 405 Corry Street Yellow Springs Ohio 45387
www.glenhelen.org
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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SOLAR OBSERVING MONDAYS
Monday, May 31st (Every Monday of Spring Quarter!)
1:00 -2:00 p.m.
The Quad
Astronomy Club will be observing the sun through our club telescope, which is now outfitted with our NEW full-aperture glass solar filter! We will also have a table with information on the sun and our organization, the Astronomy Club. Please stop by if you are in the area!
For more information, contact Patrick Craig at craig.7@wright.edu |
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1st F.A.M.M.E FASHION SHOW
Tuesday, June 1st
6:00pm-10:00pm
Apollo Room and Skylight Lobby
1st Annual Fashion Show presented by F.A.M.M.E. Great Models, Great Ideas, Great Fashion! A show you don’t want to miss!
For more information, contact Shayla Williams at williams.527@wright.edu |
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PIE AN ATHEIST
Wednesday, June 2nd
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
The Quad
Freethought WSU will be using satire and humor to advertise our group’s message to the campus!
For more information, contact Andrew Cheadle at cheadle.3@wright.edu |
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END OF THE YEAR BANQUET
Thursday, June 3rd
7:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Rathskellar (Student Union)
This is our time to celebrate our time as a ministry, celebrate those moving on and graduating, as well as those coming into the leadership team!
For more information, contact Essence Jackson at jackson.201@wright.edu |
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STRONG BLACK WOMAN IS NOT DEAD BANQUET
Thursday, June 3rd
7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
156 Student Union (Endeavor Room)
Our end of the year banquet is a time for Black Women Striving Forward to display the accomplishments that they have achieved throughout the year, announce the new e-board, and enjoy a nice evening with the WSU community.
For more information, contact Kenisha Webb at webb.83@wright.edu |
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DIRTY DANCING
Thursday, June 3rd
7:00 – 11:00 p.m.
Rathskellar
Dirty Dancing, hosted by Latinos Unidos. Have you ever wanted to know how dance salsa? We will teach everyone how to salsa dance from 7:00 – 7:30 p.m. – then the party will start! Party like a Latino! This is for everyone, we will play music for everyone to enjoy! Celebrate diversity with Latinos Unidos. Tickets will cost $1.00 before the event and $3.00 at the door.
For more information, contact Tilia Gonzalez at gonzalez.29@wright.edu |
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WATER FEST
Friday, June 4th
12:00pm-4:00pm
North Lawn
UAB and Greek Affairs is hosting the first Water Fest at WSU. All activities and props will revolve around water; including a Water-Pong Tournament, a Water Flip-Cup Tournament, and a Water-based Relay done in beer-goggles! Prizes will be given to winners of these competitions. These activities, and more, are to promote alternative activities destructive drinking decisions. Don’t miss out on this new event with snack, drinks, and new challenges with your favorite games: wearing beer-goggles while playing corn-hole, Pictionary, and more!
For more information, contact Krystine Cantabrana at Cantabrana.2@wright.edu |
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FINALS SURVIVAL
Monday, June 7th
9:00am-11:00am
Tuesday, June 8th
4:00pm-6:00pm
Commuter Student Lounge, Student Union
Join the Commuter Student Association for food to help unwind from finals stress!!
For more information, contact Daniel Mosher at mosher.9@wright.edu
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