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"Dark Light" Photography Exhibit 
11/06/09
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11/06/09 
11:00 am
to
4:00 pm 
Exhibit continues through Nov. 20.
 
Arts and Entertainment 
"Dark Light" Photography Exhibit 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
11:00 am
to
4:00 pm 
Exhibit continues through Nov. 20.
 
Campus Activities 
2% Late Fee Charged to Account 
11/18/09
to
11/18/09 
    Academic Calendar 
2nd Annual Co-Ed Dodgeball Tournament 
11/21/09
to
11/21/09 
12:00 PM 

6 on 6 (3 guys, 3 girls).  Proceeds from this event will benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan's Camp Discovery.

Trophy will be awrded to the winner of the tournament.

$20 team registration fee.

 
Student Activities 
2nd Annual Co-Ed Dodgeball Tournament 
11/21/09
to
11/21/09 
12:00 PM 

6 on 6 (3 guys, 3 girls).  Proceeds from this event will benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan's Camp Discovery.

Trophy will be awrded to the winner of the tournament.

$20 team registration fee.

 
Campus Activities 
5-Star Presentation - Native American Pow Wow 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
6:00 pm
to
8:00 pm 

5-STAR EVENT

A live Pow Wow song and dance exhibition presented by American Indian performers will be the main event of this presentation.

This one-of-a-kind experience will be both educational and exciting for people of all ages !

In addition, a Native American Arts and Crafts Workshop at 6:00 PM will take place, so stop by to create your own DREAMCATCHER !

THIS EVENT IS FREE AND ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.

For questions or special assistance to attend please contact the Office of Multicultural Student Services at 231-591-2617 at least 72 hours in advance.

 

 
Arts and Entertainment 
5-Star Presentation - Native American Pow Wow 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
6:00 pm
to
8:00 pm 

5-STAR EVENT

A live Pow Wow song and dance exhibition presented by American Indian performers will be the main event of this presentation.

This one-of-a-kind experience will be both educational and exciting for people of all ages !

In addition, a Native American Arts and Crafts Workshop at 6:00 PM will take place, so stop by to create your own DREAMCATCHER !

THIS EVENT IS FREE AND ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.

For questions or special assistance to attend please contact the Office of Multicultural Student Services at 231-591-2617 at least 72 hours in advance.

 

 
Student Activities 
5-Star Presentation - Native American Pow Wow 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
6:00 pm
to
8:00 pm 

5-STAR EVENT

A live Pow Wow song and dance exhibition presented by American Indian performers will be the main event of this presentation.

This one-of-a-kind experience will be both educational and exciting for people of all ages !

In addition, a Native American Arts and Crafts Workshop at 6:00 PM will take place, so stop by to create your own DREAMCATCHER !

THIS EVENT IS FREE AND ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.

For questions or special assistance to attend please contact the Office of Multicultural Student Services at 231-591-2617 at least 72 hours in advance.

 

 
Campus Activities 
ACS Biggby Fundraiser 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 PM
to
9:00 PM 
Come to Biggby Coffee House to donate for ACS. No admission charge. Come to raise money for ACS!

 
Student Activities 
ACS Biggby Fundraiser 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 PM
to
9:00 PM 
Come to Biggby Coffee House to donate for ACS. No admission charge. Come to raise money for ACS!

 
Community Activities 
Ad Group Meeting 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
Come join the Ad Group every Thursday at 11 a.m. in BUS 112 to learn about the advertising industry, network with professionals, and meet new people.  All Business majors are welcome!
 
Student Activities 
Ad Group Meeting 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
Come join the Ad Group every Thursday at 11 a.m. in BUS 112 to learn about the advertising industry, network with professionals, and meet new people.  All Business majors are welcome!
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Ad Group Meeting 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
Come join the Ad Group every Thursday at 11 a.m. in BUS 112 to learn about the advertising industry, network with professionals, and meet new people.  All Business majors are welcome!
 
Student Activities 
Ad Group Meeting 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
Come join the Ad Group every Thursday at 11 a.m. in BUS 112 to learn about the advertising industry, network with professionals, and meet new people.  All Business majors are welcome!
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Alcohol Awareness Program: Get "Drunk" with the Deltas 
11/09/09
to
11/09/09 
7:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 
This alcohol awareness program will inform students of the statistics and consequences from a DPS officer. An obstacle course will be included along with imitation beer (root beer) and wine (sparkling cider) from catering. The students will wear beer goggles while they try to "drive" on the obstacle course to see the affect alcohol can have.
 
Student Activities 
Alcohol Awareness Program: Get "Drunk" with the Deltas 
11/09/09
to
11/09/09 
7:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 
This alcohol awareness program will inform students of the statistics and consequences from a DPS officer. An obstacle course will be included along with imitation beer (root beer) and wine (sparkling cider) from catering. The students will wear beer goggles while they try to "drive" on the obstacle course to see the affect alcohol can have.
 
Campus Activities 
American Marketing Association Meeting 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
The Ferris State University student chapter of the American Marketing Association is a professional business organization of students with a common interest in marketing who plan, organize, and coordinate professional development opportunities and community service activities in a fun and supportive environment. AMA is open to all majors.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
American Marketing Association Meeting 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
The Ferris State University student chapter of the American Marketing Association is a professional business organization of students with a common interest in marketing who plan, organize, and coordinate professional development opportunities and community service activities in a fun and supportive environment. AMA is open to all majors.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
American Marketing Association Meeting 
11/24/09
to
11/24/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
The Ferris State University student chapter of the American Marketing Association is a professional business organization of students with a common interest in marketing who plan, organize, and coordinate professional development opportunities and community service activities in a fun and supportive environment. AMA is open to all majors.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Biggby Coffee Fundraiser for Social Work Association 
11/13/09
to
11/13/09 
6:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 

The Social Work Association is having a fundraiser at Biggby Coffee on Friday, November 13th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

We will be using the money we raise to help fund Thanksgiving baskets we are putting together for WISE. A dollar of each cup purchased during this time is donated to our organization!

 
Student Activities 
Biggby Coffee Fundraiser for Social Work Association 
11/13/09
to
11/13/09 
6:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 

The Social Work Association is having a fundraiser at Biggby Coffee on Friday, November 13th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

We will be using the money we raise to help fund Thanksgiving baskets we are putting together for WISE. A dollar of each cup purchased during this time is donated to our organization!

 
Community Activities 
Blood Drive 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
12:00 PM
to
5:45 PM 
The Ferris State Chapter of Red Cross will be hosting its third blood drive of the semester. If you wish to donate, PLEASE make an appointment by going to www.givelife.org. Walk-ins are welcome. If anyone with a disability needs special accommodations to attend please call at least 5 days in advance.
 
Student Activities 
Blood Drive 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
12:00 PM
to
5:45 PM 
The Ferris State Chapter of Red Cross will be hosting its third blood drive of the semester. If you wish to donate, PLEASE make an appointment by going to www.givelife.org. Walk-ins are welcome. If anyone with a disability needs special accommodations to attend please call at least 5 days in advance.
 
Campus Activities 
Blood Drive 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
12:00 PM
to
5:45 PM 
The Ferris State Chapter of Red Cross will be hosting its third blood drive of the semester. If you wish to donate, PLEASE make an appointment by going to www.givelife.org. Walk-ins are welcome. If anyone with a disability needs special accommodations to attend please call at least 5 days in advance.
 
Community Activities 
Blueline Club Meeting 
11/18/09
to
11/18/09 
7:00 pm
to
8:30 pm 
Monthly Blueline Club meeting.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Campus Safety 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 am
to
11:50 am 
Admission is free.  Student Activities 
Campus Safety 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 am
to
11:50 am 
Admission is free.  Meetings/Seminars 
Career Advantage Series: "Leadership and Service - Why do Employers Want Leaders?" 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 PM
to
7:00 PM 
There is no admission charge for this event. Refreshments will be served. All students must RSVP through Bulldog CareerLink on the Career Services Website (www.ferris.edu/careerservices/).
 
Student Activities 
Career Advantage Series: "Leadership and Service - Why do Employers Want Leaders?" 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 PM
to
7:00 PM 
There is no admission charge for this event. Refreshments will be served. All students must RSVP through Bulldog CareerLink on the Career Services Website (www.ferris.edu/careerservices/).
 
Campus Activities 
Career Advantage Series: "Leadership and Service - Why do Employers Want Leaders?" 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 PM
to
7:00 PM 
There is no admission charge for this event. Refreshments will be served. All students must RSVP through Bulldog CareerLink on the Career Services Website (www.ferris.edu/careerservices/).
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Clinical Local Anesthesia "Refresher" Course 
11/20/09
to
11/20/09 
9:00 AM
to
1:00 PM 
Attention Dental Professionals and FSU Dental Hygiene Alumni! Earn your Continuing Education Units by attending this valuable workshop. Visit http://cps.ferris.edu/dental for all the details.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
College Democrats Bi-Weekly Meeting 
11/16/09
to
11/16/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 
Usual topics covered in our meetings range from planning events on campus, discussion on current political events, and to how we can better serve our community. All students and community members are welcome.
 
Student Activities 
College Democrats Bi-Weekly Meeting 
11/16/09
to
11/16/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 
Usual topics covered in our meetings range from planning events on campus, discussion on current political events, and to how we can better serve our community. All students and community members are welcome.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
CPR/AED Certification 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
1:00 PM
to
5:00 PM 

American Red Cross CPR and AED Certification Training

“Learn to Save a Life”

Do you know what to do if someone has a heart attack or starts to choke? Obtain your American Red Cross CPR / AED Certification. Learn life saving skills with hands-on experience with Automatic External Defibrillators and the NEW CPR Protocols. This training is open to FSU employees at no cost. Call x2150 to sign up today - space is limited.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
Critical Encounters with Globalization Presents: Professor Lars Rensmann Speaks on “Diversity, Cosmopolitanism and Counter-Cosmopolitanism in the European Union" 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
This event is free! All are welcome. Honors students can receive credit for attending by checking in with Dr. Sammel.
 
Student Activities 
Critical Encounters with Globalization Presents: Professor Lars Rensmann Speaks on “Diversity, Cosmopolitanism and Counter-Cosmopolitanism in the European Union" 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
This event is free! All are welcome. Honors students can receive credit for attending by checking in with Dr. Sammel.
 
Campus Activities 
Critical Encounters with Globalization Presents: Professor Lars Rensmann Speaks on “Diversity, Cosmopolitanism and Counter-Cosmopolitanism in the European Union" 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
This event is free! All are welcome. Honors students can receive credit for attending by checking in with Dr. Sammel.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Critical Encounters with Globalization Presents: Professor Lars Rensmann Speaks on “Diversity, Cosmopolitanism and Counter-Cosmopolitanism in the European Union" 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
This event is free! All are welcome. Honors students can receive credit for attending by checking in with Dr. Sammel.
 
Academic Calendar 
Dawg Day 
11/07/09
to
11/07/09 
8:00 AM
to
2:00 PM 
  Campus Activities 
Delta Feud 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
7:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 
Please contact Brittney Rimmer (810-610-2231) or Audrey Griffin (313-680-2200) if you would like to participate in "Family Feud" Delta style!
 
Student Activities 
Delta Feud 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
7:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 
Please contact Brittney Rimmer (810-610-2231) or Audrey Griffin (313-680-2200) if you would like to participate in "Family Feud" Delta style!
 
Campus Activities 
Delta's Next Top Diva on Bourbon St. 
11/13/09
to
11/13/09 
5:00 pm
to
8:00 pm 

Mardi Gras Style Masquerade Ball

9 p.m.-midnight . . .  FREE!!

 
Student Activities 
Delta's Next Top Diva on Bourbon St. 
11/13/09
to
11/13/09 
5:00 pm
to
8:00 pm 

Mardi Gras Style Masquerade Ball

9 p.m.-midnight . . .  FREE!!

 
Campus Activities 
Dr. James Walker - "Teaching the Lie: The Feminist Interpretation of Artemesia Gentileschi" 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
to
11:50 AM 

Free admission.

 
Arts and Entertainment 
Dr. James Walker - "Teaching the Lie: The Feminist Interpretation of Artemesia Gentileschi" 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
to
11:50 AM 

Free admission.

 
Campus Activities 
Dr. James Walker - "Teaching the Lie: The Feminist Interpretation of Artemesia Gentileschi" 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
to
11:50 AM 

Free admission.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
Emotional Intelligence 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
11:00 am
to
11:50 am 
Admission is free.  Student Activities 
Emotional Intelligence 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
11:00 am
to
11:50 am 
Admission is free.  Meetings/Seminars 
Epilepsy in Their Own Words and Seizure Smart 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:30 PM 
Epilepsy in Their Own Words will have real stories from students, parents and working adults with epilepsy. Hear the touching effects that epilepsy has had on their employment, relationships, and day-to-day life. Gain a better understanding about how an individual with epilepsy is affected and how everyone deals with it differently. 
The Seizure Smart Program will allow you to recognize different types of seizures, provide appropriate first aid, make necessary accommodations for students with epilepsy, promote acceptance and understanding among peers, access current seizure knowledge, and dispel any myths and misconceptions regarding epilepsy. 
THIS EVENT IS FREE AND ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND 
Donations are encouraged – any contribution of $5 or more will receive a special gift from the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan.
 
Student Activities 
Epilepsy in Their Own Words and Seizure Smart 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:30 PM 
Epilepsy in Their Own Words will have real stories from students, parents and working adults with epilepsy. Hear the touching effects that epilepsy has had on their employment, relationships, and day-to-day life. Gain a better understanding about how an individual with epilepsy is affected and how everyone deals with it differently. 
The Seizure Smart Program will allow you to recognize different types of seizures, provide appropriate first aid, make necessary accommodations for students with epilepsy, promote acceptance and understanding among peers, access current seizure knowledge, and dispel any myths and misconceptions regarding epilepsy. 
THIS EVENT IS FREE AND ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND 
Donations are encouraged – any contribution of $5 or more will receive a special gift from the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan.
 
Campus Activities 
Epilepsy in Their Own Words and Seizure Smart 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:30 PM 
Epilepsy in Their Own Words will have real stories from students, parents and working adults with epilepsy. Hear the touching effects that epilepsy has had on their employment, relationships, and day-to-day life. Gain a better understanding about how an individual with epilepsy is affected and how everyone deals with it differently. 
The Seizure Smart Program will allow you to recognize different types of seizures, provide appropriate first aid, make necessary accommodations for students with epilepsy, promote acceptance and understanding among peers, access current seizure knowledge, and dispel any myths and misconceptions regarding epilepsy. 
THIS EVENT IS FREE AND ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND 
Donations are encouraged – any contribution of $5 or more will receive a special gift from the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Foundation for Excellence Benefit 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
5:30 PM
to
9:00 PM 
This is a black tie event. Our featured speaker this year is actress Jane Seymour. The price per person is $250. The net proceeds from this event are split evenly and provide funding for faculty/staff merit grants and student scholarships.
 
Arts and Entertainment 
Foundation for Excellence Benefit 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
5:30 PM
to
9:00 PM 
This is a black tie event. Our featured speaker this year is actress Jane Seymour. The price per person is $250. The net proceeds from this event are split evenly and provide funding for faculty/staff merit grants and student scholarships.
 
Community Activities 
Foundation for Excellence Benefit 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
5:30 PM
to
9:00 PM 
This is a black tie event. Our featured speaker this year is actress Jane Seymour. The price per person is $250. The net proceeds from this event are split evenly and provide funding for faculty/staff merit grants and student scholarships.
 
Alumni 
Free Movie: "Water" 
11/13/09
to
11/13/09 
7:00 pm
to
9:30 pm 
The Indian movie "Water" will be shown at the Big Rapids Community Library on Friday, November 13th. The movie starts at 7:00 p.m. and is free. Shirish Grover will join us with commentary on this film about a child widow permanently exiled to an ashram for widows.
 
Arts and Entertainment 
Free Movie: "Water" 
11/13/09
to
11/13/09 
7:00 pm
to
9:30 pm 
The Indian movie "Water" will be shown at the Big Rapids Community Library on Friday, November 13th. The movie starts at 7:00 p.m. and is free. Shirish Grover will join us with commentary on this film about a child widow permanently exiled to an ashram for widows.
 
Community Activities 
FSU Symphony Band Fall Concert 
11/18/09
to
11/18/09 
8:00 pm  The FSU Symphony Band is having its annual Fall Concert on November 18th at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Arts and Entertainment 
FSU Symphony Band Fall Concert 
11/18/09
to
11/18/09 
8:00 pm  The FSU Symphony Band is having its annual Fall Concert on November 18th at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Student Activities 
FSU Symphony Band Fall Concert 
11/18/09
to
11/18/09 
8:00 pm  The FSU Symphony Band is having its annual Fall Concert on November 18th at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Campus Activities 
Get Involved with MLK 
11/06/09
to
12/09/09 
9:00 am
to
5:00 pm 

GET INVOLVED WITH MLK 2010!

On behalf of the Office of Multicultural Student Services and the 2010 MLK Celebration Planning Committee, we would like to announce to you several initiatives that you can get involved in supporting this year's upcoming celebration.

The 2010 MLK Celebration is scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 17 through Thursday, Jan. 21 at Ferris State University and will feature several opportunities for you to engage together with others and celebrate the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

THIS IS HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

  1. The 2010 MLK Poster Board Competition - A student, registered student organization or hall council can enter a poster board centered on this year's theme "THE JIM CROW ERA: THEN & NOW". *Please see attached flyer for contest details. Submission of poster boards will be due Wednesday, Dec. 9th to the Office of Multicultural Student Services in FLITE 159!

  2. The 2010 MLK Student Tribute - A student, registered student organization or hall council can participate in creating a presentation for the Annual Student Tribute, held Monday, Jan. 18th. If you are interested in participating, there will be a mandatory meeting you must attend Thursday, Nov. 19th at 5 PM in the Office of Multicultural Student Services in FLITE 159!

  3. 2010 MLK Legacy Award  - The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award is given to a student and student organization that exemplifies excellence in leadership, passion for service and a demonstrated commitment to social responsibility in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You must be nominated to be considered for recognition of this word by an FSU faculty or staff member and nominations will be due Wednesday, Dec. 9th via email to Michael Wade at michaelwade@ferris.edu *(please have your nominators include a narrative and any information on why you should be deserving of this award!)

  4. Contribute to the Jim Crow Museum - The Jim Crow Museum is the largest publicly accessible collection of racist artifacts in the country. With expanded space and greatly enhanced multi-media displays, the Museum will promote racial tolerance by helping people understand the historical and contemporary expressions of intolerance. You can help us turn that dream into a reality. For information, visit the website http://www.ferris.edu/jimcrow/ or contact Prof. Andy Karafa 231-591-2738.

All finalists and participants of the above MLK activities will be recognized at the 2010 Legacy Awards Dinner Thursday, January 21st. Thank you for your support and leadership in supporting the 2010 MLK Celebration!

 
Student Activities 
Get Involved with MLK 
11/06/09
to
12/09/09 
9:00 am
to
5:00 pm 

GET INVOLVED WITH MLK 2010!

On behalf of the Office of Multicultural Student Services and the 2010 MLK Celebration Planning Committee, we would like to announce to you several initiatives that you can get involved in supporting this year's upcoming celebration.

The 2010 MLK Celebration is scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 17 through Thursday, Jan. 21 at Ferris State University and will feature several opportunities for you to engage together with others and celebrate the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

THIS IS HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

  1. The 2010 MLK Poster Board Competition - A student, registered student organization or hall council can enter a poster board centered on this year's theme "THE JIM CROW ERA: THEN & NOW". *Please see attached flyer for contest details. Submission of poster boards will be due Wednesday, Dec. 9th to the Office of Multicultural Student Services in FLITE 159!

  2. The 2010 MLK Student Tribute - A student, registered student organization or hall council can participate in creating a presentation for the Annual Student Tribute, held Monday, Jan. 18th. If you are interested in participating, there will be a mandatory meeting you must attend Thursday, Nov. 19th at 5 PM in the Office of Multicultural Student Services in FLITE 159!

  3. 2010 MLK Legacy Award  - The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award is given to a student and student organization that exemplifies excellence in leadership, passion for service and a demonstrated commitment to social responsibility in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You must be nominated to be considered for recognition of this word by an FSU faculty or staff member and nominations will be due Wednesday, Dec. 9th via email to Michael Wade at michaelwade@ferris.edu *(please have your nominators include a narrative and any information on why you should be deserving of this award!)

  4. Contribute to the Jim Crow Museum - The Jim Crow Museum is the largest publicly accessible collection of racist artifacts in the country. With expanded space and greatly enhanced multi-media displays, the Museum will promote racial tolerance by helping people understand the historical and contemporary expressions of intolerance. You can help us turn that dream into a reality. For information, visit the website http://www.ferris.edu/jimcrow/ or contact Prof. Andy Karafa 231-591-2738.

All finalists and participants of the above MLK activities will be recognized at the 2010 Legacy Awards Dinner Thursday, January 21st. Thank you for your support and leadership in supporting the 2010 MLK Celebration!

 
Campus Activities 
Globalization and Higher Education 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
5:00 PM
to
6:30 PM 

Topic: Globalization and Higher Education

Discussion panelist include: Fritz Erickson, Provost; David Nicol, Dean of College of Business and others…….

Refreshments provided.

Sponsored by the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, the Globalization Initiative and the International Center.

Questions regarding this event should be directed to Janel Lockwood at lockwoj1@ferris.edu or 591-2809. Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodation to attend this event should contact 591-2809 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Student Activities 
Globalization and Higher Education 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
5:00 PM
to
6:30 PM 

Topic: Globalization and Higher Education

Discussion panelist include: Fritz Erickson, Provost; David Nicol, Dean of College of Business and others…….

Refreshments provided.

Sponsored by the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, the Globalization Initiative and the International Center.

Questions regarding this event should be directed to Janel Lockwood at lockwoj1@ferris.edu or 591-2809. Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodation to attend this event should contact 591-2809 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Campus Activities 
Globalization and Higher Education 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
5:00 PM
to
6:30 PM 

Topic: Globalization and Higher Education

Discussion panelist include: Fritz Erickson, Provost; David Nicol, Dean of College of Business and others…….

Refreshments provided.

Sponsored by the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, the Globalization Initiative and the International Center.

Questions regarding this event should be directed to Janel Lockwood at lockwoj1@ferris.edu or 591-2809. Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodation to attend this event should contact 591-2809 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
Greece/Turkey Study Away Meeting 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
6:00 PM  Come, enjoy food and find out about the exciting opportunity you can have studying Philosophy in Greece/Turkey with Professor David Aiken.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Greece/Turkey Study Away Meeting 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
6:00 PM  Come, enjoy food and find out about the exciting opportunity you can have studying Philosophy in Greece/Turkey with Professor David Aiken.
 
Academic Calendar 
Habitat For Humanity Meeting 
11/09/09
to
11/09/09 
8:00 PM
to
9:00 PM 
  Meetings/Seminars 
Habitat For Humanity Meeting 
11/23/09
to
11/23/09 
8:00 PM
to
9:00 PM 
  Meetings/Seminars 
Heathcare Reform: The Economists Points of View 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 pm
to
7:30 pm 
Forget the hype and the misinformation. Members of the Economics faculty at Ferris discusses healthcare reform from their perspectives. The event will allow the audience time to ask questions of these professionals. It is free to the public. Sponsored by the Applied Statistics Team and The Political Engagement Project of Ferris State University.
 
Student Activities 
Heathcare Reform: The Economists Points of View 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 pm
to
7:30 pm 
Forget the hype and the misinformation. Members of the Economics faculty at Ferris discusses healthcare reform from their perspectives. The event will allow the audience time to ask questions of these professionals. It is free to the public. Sponsored by the Applied Statistics Team and The Political Engagement Project of Ferris State University.
 
Campus Activities 
Heathcare Reform: The Economists Points of View 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
6:00 pm
to
7:30 pm 
Forget the hype and the misinformation. Members of the Economics faculty at Ferris discusses healthcare reform from their perspectives. The event will allow the audience time to ask questions of these professionals. It is free to the public. Sponsored by the Applied Statistics Team and The Political Engagement Project of Ferris State University.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Hockey Hosts Bowling Green 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
7:00 PM  First CCHA home game.
 
Sport Activities 
Hockey Hosts Bowling Green 
11/07/09
to
11/07/09 
5:00 PM    Sport Activities 
Hockey Hosts Ohio State 
11/20/09
to
11/20/09 
7:00 PM    Sport Activities 
Hockey Hosts Ohio State 
11/21/09
to
11/21/09 
5:00 PM    Sport Activities 
Honors Program Annual Variety Show 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 
Students in the Honors Program show off their talents and raise awareness and money for a cause. In 2008 donations were accepted for St. Jude Children's Hospital. Admission is open to the public and free but donations will be taken for a cause (to be determined).
 
Arts and Entertainment 
Honors Program Annual Variety Show 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 
Students in the Honors Program show off their talents and raise awareness and money for a cause. In 2008 donations were accepted for St. Jude Children's Hospital. Admission is open to the public and free but donations will be taken for a cause (to be determined).
 
Student Activities 
Honors Program Annual Variety Show 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 
Students in the Honors Program show off their talents and raise awareness and money for a cause. In 2008 donations were accepted for St. Jude Children's Hospital. Admission is open to the public and free but donations will be taken for a cause (to be determined).
 
Campus Activities 
Honors Speech Contest 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 

The sixth annual Honors Program Public Speaking Contest...

2009 OPEN TOPICS in Informative and Persuasive speaking. This contest is open to all Ferris State Honors students currently enrolled in COMH 121. Attendance is welcomed for all.

 
Arts and Entertainment 
Honors Speech Contest 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 

The sixth annual Honors Program Public Speaking Contest...

2009 OPEN TOPICS in Informative and Persuasive speaking. This contest is open to all Ferris State Honors students currently enrolled in COMH 121. Attendance is welcomed for all.

 
Student Activities 
Honors Speech Contest 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
7:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 

The sixth annual Honors Program Public Speaking Contest...

2009 OPEN TOPICS in Informative and Persuasive speaking. This contest is open to all Ferris State Honors students currently enrolled in COMH 121. Attendance is welcomed for all.

 
Campus Activities 
Italy Study Away Info Lunch 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
11:00 am  Come and enjoy a free lunch while finding out about the exciting opportunity you can have studying Italian for Business and Travel, Italian Literature or Applied Fermentation with Professors John Caserta and Mike Ryan.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Italy Study Away Info Lunch 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
11:00 am  Come and enjoy a free lunch while finding out about the exciting opportunity you can have studying Italian for Business and Travel, Italian Literature or Applied Fermentation with Professors John Caserta and Mike Ryan.
 
Academic Calendar 
Lambda Pi Eta November Meeting 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
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12:00 PM 
This meeting if for current Lambda Pi Eta members, including newly inducted members.
 
Student Activities 
Lambda Pi Eta November Meeting 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:00 PM 
This meeting if for current Lambda Pi Eta members, including newly inducted members.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Last Day to "W" - Partial Semester B 
11/20/09
to
11/20/09 
    Academic Calendar 
Last Day to "W" - Partial Semester F 
11/30/09
to
11/30/09 
    Academic Calendar 
Last Day to Drop - Partial Semester F 
11/09/09
to
11/09/09 
    Academic Calendar 
LoL :-) Comedy Show/Concert 
11/14/09
to
11/14/09 
6:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 
**Mature Audience Only**
 
Student Activities 
LoL :-) Comedy Show/Concert 
11/14/09
to
11/14/09 
6:00 pm
to
9:00 pm 
**Mature Audience Only**
 
Campus Activities 
Lung Cancer Lecture 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
6:00 pm
to
7:00 pm 
Early registration is recommended at 231-592-1034.
 
Community Activities 
Lung Cancer Lecture 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
6:00 pm
to
7:00 pm 
Early registration is recommended at 231-592-1034.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Men's Basketball Hosts Aquinas 
11/24/09
to
11/24/09 
8:00 PM  Home opener.
 
Sport Activities 
Men's Basketball Hosts Grand Valley 
11/30/09
to
11/30/09 
8:00 PM  GLIAC opener.
 
Sport Activities 
Money Management 101 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 am
to
11:50 am 
Admission is free.  Student Activities 
Money Management 101 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
11:00 am
to
11:50 am 
Admission is free.  Meetings/Seminars 
Partial Semester F begins for Fall Classes 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
    Academic Calendar 
PGA Level 3 Testing for PGM students 
11/21/09
to
11/22/09 
7:00 AM
to
3:30 PM 
  Meetings/Seminars 
Regular Meeting: Board of Trustees 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
11:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The Courtyard by Marriott Downtown is located at 11 Monroe Ave. NW in Grand Rapids.

This meeting is open to the public.  Copies of the agenda can be obtained by contacting Karen Obermier.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
RHA Weekly Meeting 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
9:00 pm
to
11:00 pm 
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is an organization whose mission is to keep students active and interested in living on campus, and to provide social and educational programming within and outside the residence hall, to serve as a medium for communication between residents and the administration and to provide leadership skills. Every student who lives on campus has the opportunity to get involved and improve everyone's residential on-campus living experience. All residents of Ferris State University housing are automatically members of the Residence Hall Association and are eligible to participate in all RHA activities. Come out and learn of the many opportunities to get involved. You could find yourself presiding over a team program, attending a conference somewhere in the United States, or becoming an Executive Board member. You never know what a difference you can make until you try. Contact your Hall Director (HD) or Resident Advisor (RA) for more information.
 
Student Activities 
RHA Weekly Meeting 
11/11/09
to
11/11/09 
9:00 pm
to
11:00 pm 
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is an organization whose mission is to keep students active and interested in living on campus, and to provide social and educational programming within and outside the residence hall, to serve as a medium for communication between residents and the administration and to provide leadership skills. Every student who lives on campus has the opportunity to get involved and improve everyone's residential on-campus living experience. All residents of Ferris State University housing are automatically members of the Residence Hall Association and are eligible to participate in all RHA activities. Come out and learn of the many opportunities to get involved. You could find yourself presiding over a team program, attending a conference somewhere in the United States, or becoming an Executive Board member. You never know what a difference you can make until you try. Contact your Hall Director (HD) or Resident Advisor (RA) for more information.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure 
11/12/09
to
11/14/09 
8:00 PM
to
10:00 PM 

Tickets currently range from $4-$8.

This production will star students from Ferris State University enrolled in many programs/degrees.


 
Arts and Entertainment 
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure 
11/12/09
to
11/14/09 
8:00 PM
to
10:00 PM 

Tickets currently range from $4-$8.

This production will star students from Ferris State University enrolled in many programs/degrees.


 
Student Activities 
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure 
11/12/09
to
11/14/09 
8:00 PM
to
10:00 PM 

Tickets currently range from $4-$8.

This production will star students from Ferris State University enrolled in many programs/degrees.


 
Campus Activities 
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure 
11/15/09
to
11/15/09 
2:30 PM 

Tickets range from $4-$8.

This production will star students from Ferris State University enrolled in many programs/degrees.

 
Arts and Entertainment 
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure 
11/15/09
to
11/15/09 
2:30 PM 

Tickets range from $4-$8.

This production will star students from Ferris State University enrolled in many programs/degrees.

 
Student Activities 
Shakespeare's Measure for Measure 
11/15/09
to
11/15/09 
2:30 PM 

Tickets range from $4-$8.

This production will star students from Ferris State University enrolled in many programs/degrees.

 
Campus Activities 
Spaghetti Dinner 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
5:00 PM
to
7:00 PM 

Admission is $7.50 for adults, $5.00 for 10 and under, and 3 and under are free.

If you have questions or wish to make a donation, contact:

dbush@ferrisformula.com

 
Student Activities 
Spaghetti Dinner 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
5:00 PM
to
7:00 PM 

Admission is $7.50 for adults, $5.00 for 10 and under, and 3 and under are free.

If you have questions or wish to make a donation, contact:

dbush@ferrisformula.com

 
Community Activities 
Spaghetti Dinner, Auction, and Volunteer Recognition Ceremony 
11/07/09
to
11/07/09 
2:00 PM
to
8:00 PM 

Chippewa Lake Community Church presents its 5th annual Spaghetti Dinner and Auction/Volunteer Recognition Dinner.

Dinner includes spaghetti, garlic bread, salads, dessert, and beverage. Chippewa Martiny Firefighter Appreciation Ceremony will be at 5:45 p.m. Auction starts at 6:00 p.m. All auction items must be paid for and picked up the same evening. All proceeds benefit the CLCC Building Fund.

Cost: $5.00 per adult ~ 8 and Under FREE.

 
Community Activities 
Study Away Informational FREE Lunch 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 am
to
12:00 pm 
Attend this FREE lunch and learn the opportunities for you with Study Away! Find out about semester and short term programs, 2010 faculty programs and National Student Exchange! Please contact the Study Away Office at 591-2451 to reserve your spot.

 
Student Activities 
Study Away Informational FREE Lunch 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 am
to
12:00 pm 
Attend this FREE lunch and learn the opportunities for you with Study Away! Find out about semester and short term programs, 2010 faculty programs and National Student Exchange! Please contact the Study Away Office at 591-2451 to reserve your spot.

 
Campus Activities 
Study Away Informational FREE Lunch 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 am
to
12:00 pm 
Attend this FREE lunch and learn the opportunities for you with Study Away! Find out about semester and short term programs, 2010 faculty programs and National Student Exchange! Please contact the Study Away Office at 591-2451 to reserve your spot.

 
Academic Calendar 
Thanksgiving Dinner 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
5:00 pm
to
7:00 pm 

Cost for the dinner is one canned good or a $1 donation.  All proceeds will go to charity.

 
Student Activities 
Thanksgiving Dinner 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
5:00 pm
to
7:00 pm 

Cost for the dinner is one canned good or a $1 donation.  All proceeds will go to charity.

 
Campus Activities 
Thanksgiving Recess 
11/26/09
to
11/29/09 
8:00 AM
to
5:00 PM 
  Academic Calendar 
Thanksgiving Recess Begins at noon for Faculty and Students (no classes) 
11/25/09
to
11/25/09 
12:00 PM  Classes are dismissed at noon. Administrative offices remain open until 5:00 PM Wednesday.

 

Academic Calendar 
Turkey Study Away Info Lunch 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
11:00 am  Come and find out about the exciting opportunity you can have studying Cultural Psychology in Turkey with Professor Meral Topcu.
 
Meetings/Seminars 
Turkey Study Away Info Lunch 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
11:00 am  Come and find out about the exciting opportunity you can have studying Cultural Psychology in Turkey with Professor Meral Topcu.
 
Academic Calendar 
Volleyball Hosts Michigan Tech 
11/06/09
to
11/06/09 
12:00 PM    Sport Activities 
Volleyball Hosts Northern Michigan 
11/07/09
to
11/07/09 
2:00 PM  Regular season home finale.
 
Sport Activities 
WCCB Veterans Day Band Concert 
11/16/09
to
11/16/09 
8:00 pm  The West Central Concert Band (WCCB) is having its annual Veterans Day Band Concert on November 16th at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Arts and Entertainment 
WCCB Veterans Day Band Concert 
11/16/09
to
11/16/09 
8:00 pm  The West Central Concert Band (WCCB) is having its annual Veterans Day Band Concert on November 16th at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Student Activities 
WCCB Veterans Day Band Concert 
11/16/09
to
11/16/09 
8:00 pm  The West Central Concert Band (WCCB) is having its annual Veterans Day Band Concert on November 16th at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 8:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Campus Activities 
WCCO Fall Orchestra Concert 
11/22/09
to
11/22/09 
4:00 pm  West Central Chamber Orchestra (WCCO)is having a Fall Orchestra Concert on November 22nd at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 4:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Arts and Entertainment 
WCCO Fall Orchestra Concert 
11/22/09
to
11/22/09 
4:00 pm  West Central Chamber Orchestra (WCCO)is having a Fall Orchestra Concert on November 22nd at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 4:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Student Activities 
WCCO Fall Orchestra Concert 
11/22/09
to
11/22/09 
4:00 pm  West Central Chamber Orchestra (WCCO)is having a Fall Orchestra Concert on November 22nd at Williams Auditorium. Music starts at 4:00 p.m. Free Admission! Bring your family and friends. Check out the Music Center Web Site for the full 2009-10 Concert Calendar.
 
Campus Activities 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Campus Activities 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/10/09
to
11/10/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Campus Activities 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Campus Activities 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/17/09
to
11/17/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Campus Activities 
White Ribbon Campaign Information Table 
11/19/09
to
11/19/09 
10:00 AM
to
12:30 PM 

The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. In over 55 countries, campaigns are led by both men and women, even though the focus is on educating men and boys. In some countries it is a general public education effort focused on ending violence against women.

Sponsored by: Dean of Student Life Office, Women's Information Service Inc. (WISE), Personal Counseling Center, Delta Chi and the Committee on Sexual Assault.

Anyone with a disability who needs special accommodations to attend this program must contact 231.591.2088 at least 72 hours in advance.

 
Meetings/Seminars 
Who's Gonna Run This YARD tonight? Stroll OFF 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 pm
to
1:00 am 
Cost- 4 quarters! Featuring ALL your favorite GREEKS!!
 
Student Activities 
Who's Gonna Run This YARD tonight? Stroll OFF 
11/12/09
to
11/12/09 
11:00 pm
to
1:00 am 
Cost- 4 quarters! Featuring ALL your favorite GREEKS!!
 
Campus Activities 
Women's Basketball Hosts Grand Valley 
11/30/09
to
11/30/09 
6:00 PM  GLIAC opener.
 
Sport Activities 
Women's Basketball Hosts Lewis 
11/24/09
to
11/24/09 
6:00 PM  Home opener.
 
Sport Activities