• NEW 02-21-2012: Black History Month keynote speaker, Dick Gregory

  Join Multicultural Academic Student Services for our Black History Month keynote speaker, Dick Gregory. Mr. Gregory will be speaking on Tuesday, February 21 at 7 pm in Plachta Auditorium. Human rights activist and civil rights speaker Dick Gregory continues protesting for the greater good, including conducting fasts and protests for fishermen's rights, ending hunger, and ending the drug problems in the United States. His lasting legacy will be one of nonviolence and his belief in social responsibility for all citizens of the planet. This event is free and open to the public.

  
  Thank you.
  Tara Novak
  Administrative Secretary
  Central Michigan University
  Multicultural Academic Student Services
  112 Bovee University Center
  Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
  Office: 989-774-3945
  Fax: 989-774-1376
  Email: novak1tm@cmich.edu

  "Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves." - James Barrie

• NEW 02-20-2012: Announcing: Summer Course Opportunity to Vienna, Austria and Krakow, Poland

  Announcing:
  Summer Course Opportunity to Vienna, Austria and Krakow, Poland
  June 30 – July 8, 2012
  Faculty-Led Trip Looking at the Health Systems of Austria,
  Poland and the European Union

   

  
  Highlights:

  - Three credit course, HSC 516, offered to graduate students and undergraduate students with Sophomore, Junior or Senior status, or by permission of Instructor.
  - Faculty-led trip.
  - Nine days in Austria and Poland, and a short excursion into the Czech Republic.
  - Scheduled presentations by resident experts: Austrian and Polish healthcare systems and European Union harmonization; Funding of the system through insurance products; The physician’s perspective; The patients’ perspective; Tour of Vienna and Krakow general hospitals; Tour of bustling physician clinics; Tour of teaching hospitals and a “best practices” discussion; and healthcare as big business.
  - Learn how to compare and contrast various healthcare systems of the world, including especially the Austrian, Polish and the U.S. healthcare systems.
  - Learn how Austria and Poland are conforming to European Union standards.
  - Cultural tours, including in Austria tours of Vienna, in Poland tours of Krakow, and possibly a castle tour in the city of Brno in the Czech Republic.
  - Course limited to ten – fifteen students.
  - Hotel accommodations, ground transportation, guided tours, welcome dinner, departure dinner, breakfasts and presentations from Austrian & Polish health administrators, physicians, government officials and other experts all included in the anticipated price range of $2,700 to $3,300 per student.
  - Tuition (3 credits), airfare, additional meals, passport and spending money are not included.

  For more information, contact Professor Mark Cwiek cwiek1ma@cmich.edu or 989-774-1338.
   

• NEW 02-20-2012: American Reunion Tour featuring film star Thomas Nicholas

  American Reunion, the final chapter of the American Pie series, will be released on April 6th, 2012. To celebrate, the film's star, Film star, Thomas Nicholas,  and his band will be touring to 20 college campuses. Stop by the UC Rotunda on Monday February 20th between 12pm - 1:30pm to get a chance to check out the band and meet star Thomas Nicholas. Also enter to get a chance to win an all expense paid trip to for 2 to Hollywood for the premiere of American Reunion!!  

• 02-09-2012: BLACK FAMILY REUNION FOOD TASTER AND SLAM POETRY CONTEST

  BLACK FAMILY REUNION FOOD TASTER AND SLAM POETRY CONTEST
  Monday, February 13 ~ 5-7 pm ~ UC Rotunda ~ $3 students ~ $5 community
  Join us for delicious dishes like fried chicken, sweet potatoes, mac and cheese, and cornbread. Stick around as students show off their skills during a slam poetry contest. Prizes for the top three contestants. Register to compete at MASS (UC 108). Round out the evening with a performance from Poet Jon Goode. Sponsored by Multicultural Academic Student Services and Program Board.

  Thank you.
  Tara Novak
  Administrative Secretary
  Central Michigan University
  Multicultural Academic Student Services
  112 Bovee University Center
  Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
  Office: 989-774-3945
  Fax: 989-774-1376
  Email: novak1tm@cmich.edu
   

• 02-08-2012: Foundational Meeting For Rotaract

  Good morning,

  Attached is a flyer announcing a foundational meeting for Rotaract, a new student group which is an extension of the Mt Pleasant Rotary Club. The late Mary Ellen Brandell, as an active Rotarian, saw Rotaract as an outlet for service oriented youth to participate in community building projects. I am pleased to be involved in realizing part of her philanthropic vision. I'm asking that you share this flyer with any student who might embrace joining a group of enthusiastic entrepreneurs, united in helping the less fortunate. This is an organization they can continue with after graduation, since most American and larger international cities, have Rotary chapters and, by extension, Rotaract clubs. Both groups, wherever found, epitomize community service and international outreach. I sincerely appreciate your help in referring the industrious, the caring, the interested, and the curious to attend and get involved with the Rotaract project at its charter meeting.

  Free pizza and soft drinks for all who attend.

  Thank you,
  Kathy Beebe, President Elect
  Mt Pleasant Rotary Club 

• 02-07-2012: Rodney Atkins, Gloriana, Jana Kramer & Tyler Hilton!

  Program Board is excited to announce that Country Singer Rodney Atkins with Special Guests Gloriana, Jana Kramer & Tyler Hilton will be performing in McGuirk Arena on Thursday March 15th at 8pm. Student tickets go on sale 2/8. General Public Tickets go on sale 2/13!

  CMU Student Ticket Prices: $8, $12, 15, & $17

  General Public Ticket Prices: $20, $22, $25, & $27

  

• 02-06-2012: The Minority Reporter

  Join Multicultural Academic Student Services for "The Minority Reporter" this Wednesday, February 8 at 5:30 pm in the UC Auditorium. Mainstream movies are a shared social experience of significant value; they are important tools used both to inform and influence cultural identity. We apply our racial analysis exclusively to mainstream movies because they have consistently demonstrated the greatest potential for societal, cultural, and financial impact. The purpose of The Minority Reporter is to stimulate a broader discussion about the formulaic significance of race within Hollywood movies and their impact on mainstream society. You will never see movies the same way! This event is free and open to the public.

  Thank you.
  Tara Novak
  Administrative Secretary
  Central Michigan University
  Multicultural Academic Student Services
  112 Bovee University Center
  Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
  Office: 989-774-3945
  Fax: 989-774-1376
  Email: novak1tm@cmich.edu

• 01-27-2012: Adopt-A-Grandparent

  Because of Adopt-A-Grandparent's recent expansion, the Brandell Volunteer Center is now accepting applications for more student-mentors!

  Adopt-A-Grandparent (AAG) is a co-mentoring program that seeks to foster positive, meaningful relationships between CMU students and residents at Maplewood Assisted Living of Mount Pleasant. The program matches students with a senior based on similar interests and each pair spends at least one hour per week together visiting, playing games, and learning from each other. Participants also attend monthly special events together and take part in activities like bingo, arts and crafts, and movie nights.

  Apply today to make a difference in the life of a senior. 

• 01-19-2012: 15th Annual Leadership Summit @ GVSU

  
  Dear CMU Students,

  I hope that this message finds you in good, warm spirits. I am writing to remind you of your invitation to our 15th annual Leadership Summit, at Grand Valley State University! Leadership Summit will be held on February, 18th, 2012. This year we have a nationally recognized keynote speaker, Judson Laipple, an Omicron Delta Kappa National Honor Society sponsored case study competition, and over 30 breakout sessions to choose from.

  We also are very excited and proud of our 5th annual ODK case study competition. The purpose of the Case Study Competition is to provide an advanced educational learning experience for student leaders attending Leadership Summit. Up to eight teams of two students will have one hour to review a scenario related to student leadership and twenty minutes to both present their leadership strategies and answer questions from the judges. Please have your students indicate on their registration if they would like to participate in the ODK case study competition.

  At Leadership Summit we will not only be offering invaluable leadership skills, but will also be providing dinner, conference gift, and a raffle with wonderful prizes all for only $25 dollars! We look forward to meeting you at Leadership Summit! Registration is open until Friday, February 3rd!

  For your convenience we also have group registration available, please contact Eric Stevens at stevene2@gvsu.edu for either a group code or excel spreadsheet to easily register your students.

  To register please visit our website at www.gvsu.edu/leadership .

  If you have any questions please feel free to e-mail Kate DeGraaf (degrakat@gvsu.edu) or call at 616-821-0878.

   

  Sincerely,

  Leadership Summit Planning Board

   

• 01-18-2012: WANTED: LEADERSHIP CAMP FACILITATORS!

  The Office of Residence Life would like your student leaders to consider applying
  for facilitator positions with Leadership Camp 2012! Facilitators have a variety of backgrounds including residence life experience, Marching Chips, Student Government Association, the Volunteer Center, and Greek organizations. We hope that we continue the diverse selection this year.
  
  Leadership Camp Facilitators lead our new students through a multitude of
  leadership development activities during a 3 day experience on campus. Facilitators support our belief that so much of what a student learns is outside of the classroom. In the case of Leadership Camp, this learning begins even before participants attend their first classes. We know that this program has a very strong impact on the students who attend and the students who work as facilitators as many describe this experience as life-changing and worth every minute.
  
  Leadership Camp will be taking place May 13-15th and May 18-20th. Each camp
  session is anticipated to serve 150 new first year student leaders.
  
  While Leadership Camp is a program for aspiring leaders under the umbrella of
  the Leadership Institute, it also serves as an advanced leadership development
  opportunity for those who serve as facilitators.
  
  If any of your students would like to join us in committing to this exciting
  program, please encourage them to complete the attached application and
  return it by 5pm, February 3rd to the attention of Kim Voisin at the Office of
  Residence Life, Ronan 270 or the Kesseler Success Center in the Towers.
  Applications are also available at cmich.edu/lcamp under “Facilitator
  Recruitment 2012.” If you have any questions, please contact 989-
  774-6601 or e-mail lcamp@cmich.edu. Thank you for your time!
  
  Sincerely,
  
  Michelle Vermilya & Amy Mitchell
  Leadership Camp Coordinators
   

• 01-16-2012: Siblings Weekend 2012..Register Now!!

  Do you have a little brother, sister, cousin, or family friend?  Then register today to take part in one of CMU's oldest traditions Siblings Weekend!!  Each year CMU students & their sibs (or those they call sib) take part in a weekend filled with fun and excitement.  From the carnival to the pancake breakfast to the dive in movie there are plenty of things for you and your sib to do.  Click here to get more information about Siblings Weekend 2012.  It's a great weekend you don't want to miss it!

  You can also send and email to sibscmu@cmich.edu or call 774-2547

• 01-09-2012: iPod/iPad Drawing through the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center

  The Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center is holding three drawings for all organization members during the Spring 2012 semester.

  Logon to OrgSync, create a profile, and join the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center Organization for a chance to win an iPod Shuffle, iPod Touch, or an iPad!

   

• 01-05-2012: ACADEMIC ORIENTATION MENTORS

  Applications for the mentor position will be available on Monday, January 9 at advising.cmich.edu, and are due by Friday, January 20. As always, if you know any qualified student leaders, please encourage them to apply!
  
  Thank you very much for your assistance.
  
  Amy Faber
  Academic Advisor
  South Campus Success Center
  (989) 774-3089
  
  Want to keep up with CMU academic requirements? Visit my website at:http://advisoramy.wordpress.com
   

• 10-11-2011: TAKE CARE!

  Click here to see the Take Care Flyer!

  Be A Good Neighbor:
  Mount Pleasant and CMU are friendly places! It is not uncommon to say hello to people as you pass them on the side walk. ␣ As a courtesy, let your neighbors know you are having a party. ␣ Remember, noise travels far. Avoid pointing speakers outside or playing music too loudly inside.
  Large crowds tend to create a lot of noise as well and in the residence halls, even just a few extra
  people in your room can cause a lot of noise. ␣ Be sure that you are not blocking sidewalks or roadways. ␣ Pick up any trash on your lawn immediately following the party. Nobody likes trash.
  The sooner you pick it up, the better. You’ll make your neighbors happy and you’ll avoid a possible
  trash/debris ticket. ␣ If your neighbor or roommate approaches you with concerns about your party, listen to them
  calmly and accommodate their wishes.

  Be A Good Host:
  ␣ Understand the party host is responsible and liable for anything that happens as a result of the party. It is in your best interest to keep your guests safe and out of trouble. In the residence halls, you will be held responsible for your guests’ behavior.
  ␣ Don’t let anyone under the age of 21 drink at your party. ␣ Make sure everyone has a way to get home safe. ␣ Identify one or two people to act as “monitors.” They should stay sober, monitor noise levels,
  help guests get home safely, and calmly interact with the police and neighbors. ␣ Know all of the people attending your party. This is the best way to avoid thefts, fights and
  other negative situations.
  
  It is against the policy and/or law to: 

  • Drink alcohol if you are not 21.
  • No alcohol is allowed in any room at any time if a resident of that room is not 21 or older and present.
  • Sell alcoholic beverages or charge money for cups, have a cover charge, a music fee, etc.  where alcohol is being served, without a liquor license issued by the State of Michigan.
  • Provide or sell alcohol to anyone under the age of 21.
  • Have open alcohol in a place open to the public, including sidewalks and streets.
  • Have a party that gets too loud or is a nuisance to the surrounding neighborhood.  Police are not obligated to give you a warning before issuing tickets and/or arresting people for a nuisance party.

  Risks:

  • You could face fines and a letter sent to your parents.
  • You could receive a ticket.
  • You could face personal and civil lawsuits.

  Take Care of YOU!

  There are specific policies and laws on and off campus regarding drinking.

  • If you decide to drink, it is your responsibility to know the laws.
  • If you decide not to drink, you’ll be in the company of approximately 70.5% of college students who choose not to drink or drink fewer than five drinks in a sitting in the past two weeks.

  If you decide to drink, doing so in moderation is the best way to avoid unwelcome trouble.

  • only have one alcoholic beverage per hour, ask friends to look out for you and to say something if they notice you drinking too much or too fast, avoid drinking games, pre-drinking, and taking shots.

  Consume alcohol for the right reasons at the right time.

  • Don't drink when you are too hungry, too lonely, too hungry, too homesick, or too tired.

  Know when to leave a situation.

  • If a party goes too long, gets too loud, or becomes too big, the police (or RA/MA staff in the halls) are likely to make an appearance.

  Know how you will get home before you go out.

  • If walking, make sure you have someone to walk with.  If you are riding have a designated driver.  Do not rely on the person who has had  the least to drink. There are also a number of taxi companies available in Mount Pleasant.

  
  Never leave a friend alone at a party or bar.

  • If you start out the night together, end the night together.

  If you see a friend drinking too much, too fast, help them slow down.

  • Bring them a non-alcoholic drink, get them something to eat, ask them to help you slow down or do something to take the focus off drinking. Your friend will appreciate your efforts later, even if they don’t right then.

  If at any time you feel that someone may be in medical trouble, they probably are.

  • If you are unable to wake them, their skin is pale and/or cold and clammy, their breathing is shallow, or your gut just tells you they are not ok call 911 or get a staff member immediately. If you are ever in doubt, get help.

   

• 10-09-2011: Vote Now for 2011 Homecoming Gold Ambassadors

  It is now time to cast your vote for the 2011 Homecoming Gold Ambassadors!!  The campus-wide vote begins today and will conclude on Thursday @ 5pm.  All current CMU students are eligible to cast a vote for one (1) male & one (1) female ambassador.  Click here to review the ambassadors bios and cast your vote!

  Fire Up Chips!!!

• 10-01-2011: OrgSync Training for General Members

  Still a little confused by everything that OrgSync can offer you?

  Come to our first open training on Oct 6 at noon in the Lake Michigan Room!

  This open training session will show general members of OrgSync how to fully utilize the Student Life database by demonstrating how to join organizations, navigate an organization's options, and exploit the personal tools that OrgSync provides.

  Contact Rachel Thomas if you have questions.

  thoma5rm@cmich.edu

   

  Make sure to RSVP for this training! Seats are limited!

• 09-28-2011: Homecoming Maroon Cup & Golden Goblet Competitions

  There is one week left to register for the 2011 Homecoming Maroon Cup & Golden Goblet Competitions!!  RSOs will spend the week competing in various events and the RSO that accumulates the most points (competition & spirit) will win the Maroon Cup (larger RSOs) or the Golden Goblet (smaller RSOs).  Two RSOs can combine and compete in either division.  Also NEW this year, the 1st place teams in both divisions will get $75 in free pizza, 2nd place will get $50 in free pizza and 3rd place will get $25 in free pizza.  Sign up your RSO before Wednesday October 5th!!

• 09-28-2011: LEADING YOUR ORGANIZATION TO SUCCESS

   LEADING YOUR ORGANIZATION TO SUCCESS
  A ONE-DAY STRATEGIC PLANNING WORKSHOP

  WHO: RSO’s, LLC’s and any interested CMU students and Program Advisors/Coordinators
  
  WHEN: Friday, October 7th 3pm-8pm with dinner at 4:45pm
  
  WHERE: Herrig Classrooms II and III, Saxe-Herrig Hall Lower Level
  
  WHY: To engage student life leaders and their program advisors in the strategic planning process to improve the
  quality and effectiveness of campus organizations.
  
  Note: Dinner will be in Fresh Food Company; please bring your student ID if you have a meal plan.
  
  COST: FREE!
  
  PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY by Thursday, September 29th
  Please register by sending: Name(s), organization, email address and if you will need a meal pass to:
  Joanna Dattilo via email at datti1jl@cmich.edu (313) 384-6258
  Questions? Contact Pat Cwiek: cwiek1pj@cmich.edu (989) 774-2712

  
   

• 09-26-2011: Hispanic Heritage Month Food Taster

  Join Multicultural Academic Student Services for the Hispanic Heritage Month Food Taster and Capoeira Demonstration on Wednesday, September 28 from 5-7 pm in the UC Rotunda. Taste delicious dishes from Latin American countries like Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico! To round out the evening, check out TABCAT for a demonstration of the Brazilian martial art and dance form called capoeira. Cost is $3 for students, $5 for community members.

  Tara Novak
  Administrative Secretary
  Central Michigan University
  Multicultural Academic Student Services
  112 Bovee University Center
  Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
  Office: 989-774-3945
  Fax: 989-774-1376
  Email: novak1tm@cmich.edu

• 09-23-2011: 3rd Annual Disability Awareness Fair

  3rd Annual Disability Awareness Fair at CMU. A valuable one-stop event with resources that are both informational and entertaining.

  10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29th, 2011. Finch Field house.

  For more information contact Beth Kennedy, Deaf/Blind Central director at 989-774-2726 or kenne1bm@cmich.edu. This family focused event will highlight the university's month long effort to increase disability awareness this October. In addition to information tables and vendors, the CMU Disability Awareness Fair will include: Interactive Demonstrations, Guest speakers, Engaging activities for children, Therapy dogs, Concessions.
   

• 09-21-2011: 2011 Homecoming Parade

  Attention Students:
  
  Homecoming 2011, "I Dream a Dream", is the week of October 9th -15th! As many of you know, Registered Student Organizations can sign up to participate in either the Maroon Cup or the Golden Goblet competition. Sign ups are taking place on OrgSync beginning September 19th!
  
  In addition to the week long competitions, RSO's can participate in the Homecoming Parade on Saturday, October, 15th and earn last chance points for the Maroon Cup. If your RSO is not participating in the Maroon Cup challenge, you can still participate in the parade! The deadline for parade sign up is Friday, September 30th at 5pm, so register on OrgSync under the Forms tab today! For the parade rules and guidelines, please read the Parade Packet found on OrgSync under the Files tab in the Homecoming Documents folder.
  
  For any questions regarding Homecoming or the parade, please contact comehome@cmich.edu.
  
  Step into a dream with Homecoming 2011 and Fire Up Chips!
  
  CMU Homecoming 2011 Committee
   

• 09-19-2011: Homecoming Info

  Hello CMU Registered Student Organizations,

  Homecoming is right around the corner and the Homecoming Committee is excited to announce that the Maroon Cup and Golden Goblet competition registration is now open! The theme for Homecoming 2011 is “I Dream a Dream.” A complete list of events for Homecoming can be viewed on the Homecoming Website. The Homecoming manual that lists and explains all of the events during the week will also be on OrgSync for your group to peruse. Look for a few new things this year including an audience vote during Rock Rally!

  Click here to register your RSO. Contact us by email at comehome@cmich.edu if you have any questions about the week, specific events, or registration. Good luck and have fun!

  2011 Homecoming Planning Committee 

• 09-19-2011: Hispanic Heritage Month keynote speaker Edward James Olmos

  Join us on Wednesday, September 21 in Plachta Auditorium at 7 pm for Hispanic Heritage Month keynote speaker Edward James Olmos. Mr. Olmos is a dedicated activist and diversity speaker who guides his audience through the inspiring story of how he survived the barrio and succeeded on his own terms by making his own choices. Emphasizing the need for all races to work together, he explains how diversity in our society works to everyone's advantage. This event is free and open to the public.

  
  Thank you.
  Tara Novak
  Administrative Secretary
  Central Michigan University
  Multicultural Academic Student Services
  112 Bovee University Center
  Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
  Office: 989-774-3945
  Fax: 989-774-1376
  Email: novak1tm@cmich.edu

• 09-15-2011: COME WORK FOR CAMPUSPEAK!

  Student leader, excellent communication skills and an attention to detail that makes unorganized people shudder -- if this sounds like you -- come work for CAMPUSPEAK!

  As of now, CAMPUSPEAK is offering just one half-year internship. The next internship period will be January - June 2012. This position is ideal for those with professional ambitions in Higher Education, public relations, event management, small business/entrepreneurship, business, logistics, association management and more.
  
  The internship takes place in Aurora, CO -- just outside of Denver. Our internships is paid and comes with the use of a furnished townhouse located one mile from our office. We will cooperate with any intern taking online courses or using this internship to fulfill academic requirements. Past interns have also had second jobs in the evenings to supplement their income, and that's totally cool with us.

  We look for candidates with a proven student leadership history who have great communication skills. You have to be a self-starter, be able to manage multiple tasks and dive into projects without a ton of management and guidance. If you are friendly, outgoing, a problem-solver and a self-starter, this could be a great experience for you.
  
  OPEN INTERNSHIP POSITION:
  
  EVENTS INTERN
  
  This intern will fill two specific roles. First, they will work with our Interactive Workshops Director to set up and manage all of the campus appearances by our 60 member Facilitator Team. IW (Interactive Workshops) bookings tend to be complex and thus require an intern who can successfully manage lists of details with great accuracy. We will be launching new workshops during your internship, so you'll have a chance to help create and promote a new product. You will work directly with our customers at campuses across the country, helping them plan for successful workshop events, so it's a great experience for someone interested in event planning, running a small business, project management and marketing. The second role will be assisting the company's CEO with the planning and implementation of the company's bi-annual meeting which is taking place in Las Vegas, June 6-9, 2012. If you've ever thought it would be fun to plan a conference, this will put you to the test. Upon successful completion of tasks related to this large event/project, the intern will be invited to join the company's staff, speakers and facilitators for five days in Las Vegas, putting on the meeting (all expenses paid).
  
  Deadline to apply for this internship is Friday, October 14.
  
  Visit our website to learn more about our this internship opportunity and for application requirements >>>

• 08-26-2011: Student Budget Allocation Committee - Funding Information Sessions

  The Student Budget Allocation Committee (SBAC) will be holding informational sessions on the dates below.  SBAC provides funding to student organizations to assist them in their effort to bring program/events to campus or attend conferences.  The funding process is now all on line and these sessions will greatly assist organizations in their efforts to understand SBAC & the funding process.  All organizations that are interested in applying for SBAC funding are encouraged to attend.

  All Informational Sessions will take place in the Lake Michigan Room in the UC:

  • Tuesday August 30th @ 12pm 
  • Tuesday August 30th @ 5pm 
  • Tuesday August 30th @ 6pm 
  • Wednesday August 31st @ 5pm 
  • Wednesday August 31st @ 6pm
  • Thursday September 1st @ 12pm

  Any questions, please contact Damon Brown @ brown2dm@cmich.edu

• 08-26-2011: Actor/Comedian Chris Tucker - Tickets on sale Monday 8/29

  Student tickets for the Homecoming Comedy Show featuring Chris Tucker, which is presented by CMU Program Board, will go on sale at 8am Monday August 29th in the Events Center.  Prices for students are: $30 floor, $25 lower bowl, $20 upper bowl & $15 bleachers.  There is a limit of 5 tickets per student.

  This is an event you don't want to miss!!  For ticket information contact Ticket Central @ 774-3000.

• 08-22-2011: 33rd Annual Get Acquainted Day, "A Day on the Boardwalk"

  Please join Multicultural Academic Student Services for the 33rd Annual Get Acquainted Day, "A Day on the Boardwalk" on Wednesday, August 24, 2011 at Warriner Mall from 4-7 pm. Student organizations, campus departments, and local businesses will be providing resources and giveaways. This is a great opportunity to connect students to services that are available to them. Activities will include a DJ, giveaways, interactive fun, guest speakers, and free food. Please contact Multicultural Academic Student Services (formerly Minority Student Services) for more information at x3945.

  The diversity offices have moved! Come to the Grand Opening Reception of the Center for Inclusion & Diversity on Thursday, August 25, from 3:00-5:00pm. Join LGBTQ Services (formerly Gay & Lesbian Programs), Multicultural Academic Student Services (formerly MSS), Native American Programs, Office of Diversity Education (formerly the Multicultural Center), and GEARUP/College Day in UC 108 for the festivities.

  Thank you.

  Tara Novak
  Administrative Secretary
  Central Michigan University
  Multicultural Academic Student Services
  112 Bovee University Center
  Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
  Office: 989-774-3945
  Fax: 989-774-1376
  Email: novak1tm@cmich.edu

• 07-11-2011: CMU Program Board - Needs Your Help!!

  CMU Program Board is looking for a comedian to headline Homecoming 2011.   Please take a quick second to submit your vote.  Click here to take the poll.

  Thanks,

  CMU Program Board

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