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February 23, 2009 ~
•Volume 2, Issue 8
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Activities
Galvin Hall 066
History Department:
Film Series Presents:
LA HISTORIA OFICIAL
Free pizza & Soda
Tuesday, February 24th
4:00-6:00 p.m. Science Bldg. 165
If you would like to have events added to the Communicator, please email them to [email protected] by Wednesdays at Noon for the Follov.~ng week.
Amy Livchak, Coordinator of Student Activities
Carrie Rineha1t, Student Editor
From the Student Activities' Office Lunch & Learn with 1st Generation's on 3/2/09
Join us for an engaging conversation regarding issues, access and the impact of your college experience as a FIRST Generation College Student, graduate (or if you just have great things to share .. . )
Lunch and Learn
March 2nd
12:30
RH160
RSVP: Livchak.2@osu .edu
Girl Scout Cookies will be available for purchase on Wednesday, February 25 from 11:30-2:00 1st Floor science building for $3.00 a box
Tally Hart, director of Ohio State's Economic Access Initiative will provide an opportunity for our Firstgeneration students to share their thoughts. Don't miss the opportunity to celebrate being the FIRST!
Light Lunch provided!
The Worthington Society
Thursdays at 4:00 p.m.
In This Issue: • Page 1- SAO, History De
partment, Girl Sccut Cookies, Counseling Services,
• Page 2- Dental Hygiene Clinic, March Madness Blood Drive, Hot Dog Sale, PALS
• Page 3-Career Lunch and Learn, Rhodes State Scholarship Information, Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Newman Catholic Association Club Trip.
• Page 4- Calendar of Events
Location: GA Hall
Contact: [email protected]
Lima Counseling and Consultation Services provides.free counseling, consultation, and referral services to all OSU Lima students for a variety of difficulties or concerns. If you are in need of services, please contact one of our therapists listed below. All currently enrolled OSU Lima students are eligible for LCCS services.
LIMA COUNSELING AND CONSULTATION SERVICES: Samantha Haudenschield, Psy.D.
Phone: 419-995-8272 Location: Galvin Hall, Room 430A Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM; Evening appts by request
Gail Nelson, BSSW, LSW
Phone: 419-995-8698 Location: Public Service, Room 120 Hours: Monday 1:00 - 4:00 PM; Wednesday evening by appt only
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Rhodes State College Dental Hygiene Clinic
The Rhodes State College Dental Hygiene Clinic welcomes all students, faculty and staff of the Lima Campus to make an appointment by calling 419-995-8346 or stop over to the clinic in Cook Hall (next to the li-brary). Community patients are also welcome. Services provided include teeth cleaning, oral health instructions, oral cancer screening, diabetic screening, x-rays, fluoride treatment, tooth desensitization and nutritional counseling. Cleanings and bite-wing x-rays are FREE for students, faculty and staff, however $15.00 is charged for panoramic or full mouth x-
The March Madness Blood Drive
scheduled for March 4 from 9 am-
2 pm has been rescheduled for
March 5 from 9 am to 2 pm in
Cook Hall Gymnasium.
rays. Dental hygiene students are supervised by licensed dental professionals.
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Clinic times are:
Tuesday: 1:00-5:00 pm
Wednesday: 12:00-4:00 and 4:00-8:00 pm
Friday: 9:00-1:00 pm
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History Club: Hot Dog Sale
Fundraiser
From 11 am-1:30 in GA Lounge
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
• • • Performing Arts and Lecture Series .... (PALS)
Ethlie Ann Varc, Lecturer &
Author Mother of Inventions
Wednesday, February 25th,
Science IOO
Ethlie Ann Vare, co-author of
Patently Fem ale: Fl'om AZT to
TV Dinnel's, Stol'ies of Women
lnventol'S and theil' Bl'eak
thl'ough Ideas, presents anr
entertaining and eye-opening
account of the "hidden" women
behind familiar products,
discoverie;; and innovations. Vare
demonstrates con-elusively that
women have been inventing and
discovering since the beginning of
time, from mun-dane but useful
things like drip coffee and the
windshield wiper to transforming
inventions like COBOL computer
language and the cellular phone.
Patrice Jackson,
Cellist
Thursday, February
26th Patrice J ackson, a native of
St. Louis, is the sixth generation
in her family to play a stringed
in-strument. She began piano
lessons at three with her mother
Ms. Vare also co-authored the
award-winning Mothel'S of
Invention : Fl'om the Bl'a to the
Bomb, Fol'gotten Women and
theil' Unfo,.gettable Ideas.
**Co-sponsored by PALS &
Diversity Action Training and
Experience (DA TE)
and cello at eight with her fath er.
Ms. Jackson made her debut at
thirteen with the Belleville
Philharmonic Orchestra performing the Elgar Cello
Concerto. Since winning the 2002
Sphinx Competition, Ms. Jackson
has per-formed with several
symphonies around the U.S. In
June of 2002, she made her
international debut in South
Africa. Ms. Jackson has stu died
chamber music with Claude
Frank and the Tokyo String
Quartet at the Yale School of
Music, as well as the Julliard
String Quartet at the J ulliard
School. Ms. Jackson will also
perform with the Lima Symphony
Orchestra on February 28th .
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Career Lunch and Learn Series
February 24 - Julie Shaw, "What Else Can You Do With a Degree in Psychology?". Ms. Shaw is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a
degree in Psychology and she completed all of her coursework on the Lima Campus. She has her Law Degree from Ohio Northern University, Ada
and she is an attorney with Siferd-McCluskey Law Firm in Lima. Time: 12:30pm -1 :30pm
Location: Public Service 212-213
Free pizza will be provided.
To register for the event, go to www.limabuckeyes.osu.edu and enter the access code Career.
RHODES Rhodes State Scholarships Available Online! ~ STATE COL~:;i.E . ,,,.,.- . ~-
Part of the mission of the Rhodes State College Foundation is offering scholarships to eligible students at Rhodes State College. By fulfilling this goal, we contribute to making a quality education more accessible and affordable to our current and potential students. For the 2009-2010 academic year,
all forms for Rhodes State scholarships are submitted on line. A Scholarship Kick Off/ Applications are due Friday, March 27, 2009.
The Financial Aid staff will be at various locations hosting lnfor·mation Sessions on the following days:
• February 23, 9 a.m.-Noon in Galvin Hall Lobby
• February 24, 1-3 p.m. in Tech Edu Lab, Room 111
• February 24, 1:00-5:30 p.m. in Tech Edu Lab Lobby
• February 24, 3 :30-5:30 p.m. in Tech Edu Lab, Room 129
• Februa1y 26, 9:00-11:30 a.m. and 2-5 p.m. in Science Bldg, Room 161 and Lobby
• March 2, 12:30-4:30 p.m. in Keese Hall Lobby and Room 244
• March 3, 9 a.m.-Noon in Cook Lobby
• March 5, 9 a.m.-Noon in JJC Bldg, Room 140
February 23 - 27 is
Eating Dis01·der Awareness Week
Information and.free, private screenings available
in the lobby of the Science Building
Wednesday, February 25 12:00 - 2:00 PM.
Eating disorders affect millions of teenagers and young adults every year and can cause serious physical and emotional harm. There are 3 main types of
eating disorders:
*Anorexia Nervosa
* Bulimia Nervosa
* Binge Eating Disorder
All three of these eating disorders cause significant harm in a person's life.
If you or someone you know may be dealing with an eating disorder, there is treatment available.
Please contact the Lima Counseling & Consultation Service to schedule an appointment:
Samantha Haudenschield - 419.995.8272
Gail Nelson - 419.995.8698
We will have more information andfree screenings available
in the lobby of the Science Building on Wednesday, February 25 12:00 - 2:00 PM.
Newman Catholic Association:
February 28th Mad River Mountain "College Day" Ski Trip- $20 per person food is included
Email [email protected] for more information and about transportation!
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Week of February 22-28 Events
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Winter Quarter Week 8
• Student Senate Meeting 12:30 Ps 207
• Total Fitness Program 5:30 Reed Hall 160
• Rhodes Financial Aid help: noon in GA hall lobby
• Rhodes Financial Aid help: ~ee page 3 for deta1
• History Department Film: Science bldg 165 4-6 pm, free pizza and soda provided.
• 3 on 3 Basketball 5:30 -8:00 Cook Hall Gym
• PALS!'Bthlie Ann Vare presents "Mothers of Inventions" in Science iooat 12:30 p.m. to kickloff Women's History mortth. The presentation is free and open to the public.
• Girl Scout Cookies available for sale in Science Bldg $3.00 a box
• Free Screenings for eating disorders: see page 3 for details
• History Club Hot Dog Sale: 11-1:30 GA Lounge
• 3 on 3 Basketball 5:30 -8:00 Cook Hall Gym
• Total Fitness Program 5:30 Reed Hall 160
. • PALS Patrice Jackson: Reed Hall Auditorium 12:30
, • Rhodes Financial Aid help: see page 3 for details
roduction of "The Laramie Project" Auditorium
in Reed Hall
• Theater Production of "The Laramie Project" Spm in Reed Hall Auditorium
• Theater Production of "The Laramie Project" 8pm in Reed Hall
Auditorium
• Newman Catholic Associatiqn: Mad River Mountain Ski Trip Communicator, Page 4