[Marstudent] OHIO STATE MARION NEWS & INFORMATION (updated 10-26-2015)

Rowe, Wayne rowe.31 at osu.edu
Mon Oct 26 12:07:02 EDT 2015 

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Ohio State Marion News Headlines - Mon, Oct. 26, 2015

  *   Food, Agriculture, Biological & Ecological Engineering (FABE) Info Session
  *   National Depression Screening Day
  *   Monster Ball 2015 - no tricks...just treats
  *   Internationally Celebrated Poet, Christian Formoso, to read on campus
  *   A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine - A student based musical
  *   Science Cafe: "Adolescent Morality in Practice"
  *   The 2015 United Way Campaign "Save the Dates"
  *   I Bleed Scarlet and Gray-Annual Blood Battle
  *   Attention Soon To Be Graduates...
  *   The Manufacturing Industry Needs You!
  *   Flu Shots for Faculty/Staff and All Dependents
  *   Professional development opportunities through BuckeyeLearn
  *   Get involved on campus (student organization information)
  *   2016 Ohio State Marion Study Tour to Paris and the Châteaux
Food, Agriculture, Biological & Ecological Engineering (FABE) Info Session
Dr. Scott Shearer, Chair of the Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering on the Ohio State Columbus campus will be visiting the Marion campus on Wednesday, October 28th. Dr. Shearer will be visiting both sections of Engineering 1181 in the afternoon to share information with students about the majors offered in the FABE department.
In addition, Dr. Shearer will present an open session at 12:30p.m, in Morrill Hall, room 125. If you are interested in learning about any one of the majors offered through FABE, make plans to attend! The department offers the following majors:
   . Agricultural Systems Management
   . Construction Systems Management
   . Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering including specializations in:
             o Food Engineering
             o Agricultural Engineering
             o Biological Engineering
             o Ecological Engineering
National Depression Screening Day - Take Two!
On October 8th, OSU students were unable to take their online anonymous wellness screenings due to the national server crashing! However, the event has been rescheduled for Thursday October 29th from 10 am to 1 pm. Students can find Wellness Screening Stations in the lobby of the Alber Student Center and the SW lobby of Morrill Hall. The choice of screenings include: Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar, Eating Disorder, Alcohol Abuse and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Each screening only takes 2-3 minutes to complete. Students who complete a screening will be entered into a drawing for prizes. Stop by to check on your mental wellness!
Monster Ball 2015 - no tricks, all treats...
Thursday, October 29, 6-9 p.m., Alber Student Center
Students are invited to the Alber Student Center to celebrate Halloween with a costume contest, photo booth, DJ, prizes, food, refreshments and fun! Don't miss it!
Internationally Celebrated Poet, Christian Formoso, to Read on Campus
November 3, 2015, 12:40-1:20, in the Student Center

Christan Formoso, born in 1971 in Punta Arenas, Chile, has published six collections of poems, including El cementerio mas hermoso de Chile (Santiago de Chile, Cuarto Propio, 2008), which was awarded the Best Published Work Award by the National Council of Books and Reading (Ministry of Culture of Chile, 2009). That same year, Cementerio was also a finalist for the Lira de Oro Ibero-American Poetry Award (Ecuador), recognizing the collection as one of the best books of poetry in Spanish published from 2007-2008.
Terry Hermsen, co-translator, was born in 1950 in Chicago, Illinois. He has published two chapbooks of poetry, 36 Spokes: The Bicycle Poems and Child Aloft in Ohio Theatre (both with Bottom Dog Press in Huron, Ohio). His first full-length collection, The River's Daughter (also published with Bottom Dog) was co-recipient of the Ohio Poet of the Year Award in 2009. He teaches English and Creative Writing at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio.
A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine - A student based musical
Thursday, November 5 & Friday, November 6, 2015
Five Nights on Campus is pleased to present the annual student based musical, A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine, directed by Scott Persinger. Winner of two Tony Awards, this hit Broadway production was directed and choreographed by Tommy Tune. Presented in two parts, this campy, live, double feature provides more hilarity than any presented in Hollywood's heyday. A Day in Hollywood is a salute to the Golden Age of film musicals. A Night in the Ukraine is based on Chekov's one-act play, The Bear, and introduces the audience to a hilarious array of characters as featured in the wildly entertaining Marx Brothers' films. This student-based musical production promises a tuneful evening and lots of laughs! Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students and seniors, and can be reserved by contacting Emily Creasap at 740-725-6340 or creasap.27 at osu.edu.
This year's musical production includes:

1. Mike Cochran - Samovar
2. Hannah Fuller - Mrs. Pavlenko
3. Kris Kasotis - Carlo
4. Alex Kauser - Sascha
5. Shannon Lyle - Masha
6. Evan Pfeifer - Constantine
7. Jay Reid - Gino
8. Mckenzie Reinhart - Nina
Science Cafe: "Adolescent Morality in Practice"
Tuesday, November 10, 2015 at The Warehouse Restaurant
Featuring Dr. Chris Daddis, associate professor of psychology at Ohio State Marion

Most research on school misbehavior views students as passive beings whose acting out depends solely on outside forces such as peer behavior or classroom management. In his talk, "Adolescent Morality in Practice: How Teens Think about Everyday School Misbehavior," Dr. Daddis argues that on a day-to-day basis, adolescents consciously judge the nature and consequences of misbehavior. Accordingly, with his research on how teens think about everyday misbehaviors Dr. Daddis demonstrates that viewing teens as active agents is necessary for a more complete understanding of adolescent morality.
The 2015 United Way Campaign "Save the Dates"
Tuesday, November 3rd-Wednesday, November 25th.

**The Soup-R-Kickoff - Staff and Faculty only
Tuesday, November 3rd from 12-1:30 p.m. in the Guthery Community Room
A representative from the Marion County United Way will be on hand to tell a little bit about this year's campaign, entitled, "When You Give, the Community Keeps the Change." Area employers have been gathering large quantities of change to turn in at the end of the campaign. Guests will be provided with a bag, along with a pledge form and Agency partner listing, in which to throw your loose change throughout the month of November. Bags will be collected on November 30th.

**The Soup-R-Sale
Wednesday, November 4th from 12-1:30 p.m. in Morrill Hall Lobby
This event invites all faculty, staff and students. For a nominal donation, everyone can sample several homemade soups. We are asking for soup donations for both of these events. Also, donations of crackers will be appreciated. If you need to practice your cooking skills prior to Thanksgiving, this is your chance! Please let Barbara (Kaelber.10) or any of the committee members know if you can donate, and if so, what type of soup you will be bringing.

**Ice Cream Social
Tuesday, November 10th from 12-1:00 p.m. in the Alber Student Center
Stop by to get a dish of ice cream and toppings for a token donation.

**Healthy Lunch Day
Tuesday, November 17th
More details to follow..

**Used Book Sale
November 17th-19th in Morrill Hall Lobby
Good, used books are asked for donation. Books can be left in the Faculty Services Office, 150 Morrill Hall, or in Administration, 240 Maynard Hall. Books left over from the sale will be donated to the French Club Book Sale.

If you don't have a chance to pick up your pledge form at the November 3rd kick-off, your form will be put in your campus mailbox. Every donation will be appreciated as the goal this year is set at $9,000.00. For those who turn in their pledge forms, a drawing will take place every Friday afternoon.
I Bleed Scarlet and Gray - Annual Blood Battle
Give the gift of life and help Ohio State beat "That Team Up North" in the annual Ohio State vs. Mich. Blood Battle. Stop by Alber Student Center Gymnasium on the Marion campus, Monday, November 16th from 10 a.m. through 4 p.m. to donate and receive a free t-shirt (while supplies last). To schedule an appointment call 1-800-RED CROSS, or visit redcrossblood.org (sponsor code: OSUMarionTech).
Attention Soon To Be Graduates...
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission (LSC) will soon be seeking applicants for the 2017 Legislative and Telecommunication Fellowship Program. Full-time fellows receive full state of Ohio employee benefits and are paid $28,000.00 per year, with the opportunity to earn a $2,000.00 bonus. The application period beginning January 1, 2016. All backgrounds are welcome and no political experience is required. Visit: http://www.lsc.ohio.gov/fellowship for complete information.
The Manufacturing Industry Needs You!
The Ohio Department of Higher Education Ohio Means Internships and Co-ops (OMIC) program funds co-located student internships in advanced manufacturing.

Student Benefits:
- Gain hands-on educational opportunities working on real-world industry projects.
- Earn competitive hourly wages from participating companies.
- Receive $1,000.00 scholarship as part of internship.
- Open doors to future employment.
- Receive academic credit or transcript notation at completion.

For more information, visit: http://go.osu.edu/omic.
Flu Shots for Faculty/Staff and All Dependents
Visit an in-network pharmacy. Faculty, staff, and family members 7 years of age and older (dependents of University and The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Faculty/Staff) enrolled in a university medical plan can receive a flu shot at no charge from a retail pharmacy in the OSUHP pharmacy network. You can get your flu shot at any in-network pharmacy, but the following pharmacies are preferred for your flu vaccine: Costco, CVS, Good Neighbor Pharmacy Provider, Kroger, Meijer, Rite Aid, and Target. Simply present your OSU Health Plan medical/prescription drug ID card, and there will be no copay or out-of-pocket expenses. Please note that flu shots must be provided and administered by the pharmacy.
Professional development opportunities through BuckeyeLearn
A new option for staff and faculty to engage in professional learning and development is available! BuckeyeLearn is a university-wide online training tool, allowing learning and training opportunities to be easily accessed by the university community of faculty, staff and student employees.

You are encouraged to use the wide-range of features in BuckeyeLearn to participate in training opportunities across Ohio State. Features include online courses, registration for in-person trainings, a transcript to document completed professional development activities, a catalogue of available opportunities offered by other colleges or units, and access to training 24/7.

Learn more about BuckeyeLearn by visiting go.osu.edu/BuckeyeLearn.
GET INVOLVED ON CAMPUS (STUDENT ORGANIZATION INFO.)

Astronomy Club - Come See How Insignificant You Are in the Universe The Ohio State University at Marion Astronomy Club is held every Friday night at the Perkins Observatory. For more information, contact Robert Dixon (Dixon.645 at buckeyemail.osu.edu) or Professor Christopher Orban (Orban.14 at osu.edu).

KaPow! - OSU Marion Writers' Group Feeling like you need a hand with your creative writing? Then come to the next meeting of "KaPow!" the OSU-Marion Writers' Group! Our meetings this semester will be on Wednesdays, every other week: Oct. 28, Nov. 18, and Dec. 9, from @ 12:35-1:20, in the Library, first floor, room 105K (Marion campus). Feel free to bring some sweet words! And don't forget your ears! Yeah, hands too!

Le Cercle Francais (The French Club) - Le Cercle Francais was developed to explore the diversity of French culture, and to promote understanding of how French culture affects our everyday lives. If you are interested in expanding your knowledge, language skills, traveling and participating in social/cultural activities that explore the French traditions and customs, please plan to join us on Fridays 12:15-1:15 p.m. in Morrill Hall, Room 290. For more information contact Advisor Dr. Zuheir Alidib at: alidib.1 at osu.edu

The Arabic Club - The Arabic Club is created to explore the richness of the Arabic culture. It promotes understanding of how the Arabic civilization led to the western renaissance. It is open to anyone interested in the Arabic language, culture, literature, travel and participation in social/cultural activities that explore the Arabic heritage and customs. Please plan to join us on Fridays 12:15 -1:15 p.m. in Morrill Hall, room 290. For more information contact Advisor Dr. Zuheir Alidib at: alidib.1 at osu.edu
2016 Ohio State Marion Study Tour to Paris and the Chateau
March 10 -18, 2016
Sign-up now for the best savings!
Offered to all students, staff, and faculty of Ohio State Marion. For more information, visit: http://www.efcollegestudytours.com/ and enter tour #: 1704783UB or contact Dr. Zuheir Alidib at alidib.1 at osu.edu.
Total for Students $2,870 . Total for Adults $3,205
The cathedrals of Notre Dame, Chartres, and Rouen inspire wonder; it's amazing such grandeur was possible so long ago. Deep in the Loire Valley, the chateaux at Amboise and Chenonceau are equally awe-inspiring; every structure provides a fascinating window into France's history and architectural heritage.
Paris, Loire Valley, St. Malo, Normandy:
. Notre Dame Cathedral
. Versailles
. Chartres Cathedral
. Chateaux of Amboise and Chenonceau
. Wine cellar
. Mont St. Michel
. St. Vincent Cathedral
. Caen Memorial
. Louvre and more!
NOTE: Optional extension to the Tower of London
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