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Date: Thu Mar 17 2011 - 03:34:52 MDT
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:34:52 -0600 (MDT) From: Student Buff Bulletin <memofrom@Colorado.EDU> Subject: Student Buff Bulletin 03/17/2011
SUBJECT: Student Buff Bulletin 03/17/2011
Student Buff Bulletin
17 March 2011, Thursday
A Boulder Campus digest of current events
In this issue:
--- Your UMC is Open for you During Spring Break - Eat, Play, Study, Hang
Out!
--- Of Streets, Beats and Tweets: The Role of Social Media, Satellite
Television and Popular Culture in Fomenting Revolution in the Middle East
--- Here during spring break? Paid Psychology Study!
--- Lifeguard Training at the Student Rec Center
--- Adult Swim Classes at the Student Rec Center
--- Sumbit Your Papers to The Colorado Historian History Journal!
--- Registration is Now Open for Digital Media Bootcamp
--- Volunteers Wanted
--- Excellent Student Job! Earn up to $9.50/Hr.
--- Free Stand-Up Comedy with Charlie Hill
YOUR UMC IS OPEN FOR YOU DURING SPRING BREAK- EAT, PLAY, STUDY, HANG
OUT!
We're open for you during Spring Break, Monday-Thursday, March 21-24. The
Alferd Packer Restaurant & Grill and Baby Doe's Coffee & Bakery, first floor UMC,
are serving your favorites - breakfasts, lunches and snacks, including panini,
Mexican specialties, bakery treats, salads, soups, chili, PLUS a delicious,
nutritious oatmeal and fruit bar and a daily special hot Tabor entr-e!
Check our hours at http://umc.colorado.edu/about/hours.html and the Daily
Specials menu at the link below.
Contact: UMC Food Service Mgr Marc.Rich@colorado.edu, 303-492-6578
Additional information: http://umc.colorado.edu/food/dailySpecials.html
OF STREETS, BEATS AND TWEETS: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA, SATELLITE
TELEVISION AND POPULAR CULTURE IN FOMENTING REVOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE
EAST
Professor Adel Iskandar of Georgetown University, will speak on Thursday, March
31 at 7 pm in Humanities 150. His talk is sponsored by the Certificate in
International Media offered by the International Affairs Program (IAFS) and the
School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC). Fee and open to the
public.
Contact: Bella Mody
Additional information:
http://journalism.colorado.edu/2011/03/01/of-streets-beats-and-tweets-
the-role-of-social-media-satellite-television-and-popular-culture-in-
fomenting-revolution-in-the-middle-east/
HERE DURING SPRING BREAK? PAID PSYCHOLOGY STUDY!
Are you interested in making some extra money while helping the study of
psychology? We are looking for right handed individuals ages 18-30 to
participate in a few studies. If you are interested in more details, please email
CUControlStudies@gmail.com with your schedule for the next few weeks. You
will hear back from one of our researchers soon if we need any participants.
Note: You may be contacted by our lab from a different number.
Contact: Alejandro De La Vega
LIFEGUARD TRAINING AT THE STUDENT REC CENTER
Our only remaining LGT class for the spring semester begins on Monday, March
28. Class meets on Monday and Wednesday nights (6-10 pm) from March 28-
April 20. Class size is limited, so early registration is highly recommended.
Registration is available "in person" at the Student Rec Center, and is open to CU
Students and to Adult Members only. Don't wait until it's too late! Get registered
now!
Contact: Fitness & Wellness Program 303-492-5258
Additional information:
http://www.colorado.edu/recreation/instructionprogram/spring/certified.html
ADULT SWIM CLASSES AT THE STUDENT REC CENTER
Our final session of "Adult Learn-to-Swim" classes begins the week of Monday,
March 28. Intermediate swim lessons run on Monday and Wednesday nights
from March 28 - April 20 (6-7 pm). Practical (or "Advanced") swim lessons run
Tuesday and Thursday nights from March 29-April 21 (6-7 pm). Registration
is available "in person" at the Student Rec Center, and is open to CU students
and to Adult Members only.
Contact: Fitness & Wellness Program 303-492-5258
Additional information:
http://www.colorado.edu/recreation/instructionprogram/spring/swim.html
SUBMIT YOUR PAPERS TO THE COLORADO HISTORIAN HISTORY JOURNAL!
Submit your papers for a chance to be published in the 2011 edition of CU's
History Journal, The Colorado Historian. Papers must be at least 1500 words.
Papers can be on any topic related to History (i.e. Art History, Classics, etc.).
Submit with your paper: name, Student ID, phone number, e-mail address,
major and the class, professor and semester the paper was written for.
Submissions are due March 30th to cuhistoryclub@colorado.edu.
Contact: History Club: cuhistoryclub@colorado.edu
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR DIGITAL MEDIA BOOTCAMP
Maymester 2011: May 9-27 / Mondays-Fridays / 9 am-4 pm / ATLAS Building
Need to develop your digital media skills before entering the real world?
Digital Media Bootcamp is a new intensive certificate program that will provide
you with the technical and practical skills required for careers in creative
digital industries. Note: DMBC is a non-credit certificate program.
Contact: Dave Kalahar
Additional information: http://tam.colorado.edu/dmbc/register.php
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Wanted: Denver Health Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Center is seeking healthy
volunteers to participate in a research study to investigate liver
function and protein-adducts in patients while taking acetaminophen
(Tylenol). Must be at least 18 years of age and generally healthy. Study
conducted by Dr. Kennon Heard, Protocol #06-1265. Call 303-389-1800 or
visit rmpdc.org for more information. Compensation provided.
Sponsored by Clinical Trials at CU Denver School of Medicine
Contact: Clinical Trials Team Member or Adrienne Veyna
EXCELLENT STUDENT JOB! EARN UP TO $9.50/HR.
Line up your spring semester job today! Positions available. Working at the
Call Center enables you to work for a meaningful cause, calling alumni and
parents of the University to raise money for CU. Choose your own schedule
around your personal and academic obligations - Sunday through Saturday!
Visit us online for more details and to fill out an application:
http://co.thecallingcenter.com
Contact: Abby Skerl
FREE STAND-UP COMEDY WITH CHARLIE HILL
Oyate and the Cultural Events Board Presents: Charlie Hill, Native American
Comedian
When: Tonight! March 17, 7-8 pm
Where: UMC#235
Admissions: Free
Questions: Oyatemail@colorado.edu
Contact: Jaison Elkins
Additional information: http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/Oyate/
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