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Good Day! Headline news for the week ofNovember 9, 2009ARTS & LECTURES EVENTS AUTUMN 2009 Veterans' Forum on November 10 & 12 For more information see:
African American Student Union (AASU) Interest Meeting Tuesday, November 10, 12:15 p.m. Multicultural Student Center (Bromfield 101) All OSU-M/NCSC Students welcome! Please contact Ketwana Schoos at schoos.2@osu.edu or 419.755-4110 for more.
Child Development Center Provider of Comprehensive Early Head Start NOW ENROLLING Toddlers (18-36 months) Full or part-time center based Early Head Start Infants/Toddlers (birth to 3) Home-based Early Head Start with weekly home visits and twice monthly family gatherings focused on healthy child development Preschoolers (3 years to kingergarten - full or part time
See the following link for more information:
Step into the enchanted world of Broadway's modern classic! Based on the Academy Award winning animated feature, this "tale as old as time" tells the story of the brainy and beautiful Belle, who yearns to escape her provincial life...and her brute of a suitor, Gaston. However, Belle get more adventures than she wanted when she becomes a captive in the Beast's enchanted castle! Dancing flatware, menacing wolves, and singing furniture fill the stage with thrills in this beloved fairy tale about very different people finding strength in one another and learning how to love. Show times:
*Friends of the Theate Reception immediately following the show. Tickets available by calling: 419-755-4045 $10.00 general admission $5.00 Youth
Pearl Conard Gallery presents SEVERE BEAUTY featuring Jill Ann Cook, North Kingtown, RI Steven Labadessa, Joplin, MD NOVEMBER 9-25, 2009 More instinctive than intellectual, more about the paint than the why, more about the feeling than the thought, two very competent artists approach figure painting from a primal place deep inside and provoke dialogue about the complexity of paint as skin. The public is invited to the catered opening: Monday, November 9, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the gallery. Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. For more information, call the Curator at 419-755-4255.
Non-Credit Courses 2009-2010 Intersted in dancing, cooking, creative writing or yoga? These are just a few of many courses we are offering during the school year. Click on the following link for a full listing for the school year: http://crc.mansfield.ohio-state.edu/Documents/Non-CreditBrochure-2009-2010_000.pdf
Help Ohio State Retain the Trophy and Beat Michigan in the 2009 Buckeye-Wolverine Challenge for Life!
Lifeline of Ohio and The Ohio State University Chapter of Students for Organ Donation has accepted a challenge from the “state up north!” Which University can register the most new organ and tissue donors before November 19th?
Taking just a few minutes to register your wish to be a donor at the time of your death can potentially save eight lives through organ donation and heal more than 50 lives through tissue and eye donation. More than 103,000 people in the U.S. are waiting for a life-saving transplant and 18 of those will die today while waiting. Nearly 3,000 of those waiting for a life-saving organ transplant are from Ohio. By registering your decision to be an organ and tissue donor, you are giving hope to those awaiting a life-saving organ transplant or a healing tissue transplant.
To participate in the Challenge For Life, simply log on to www.lifelineofohio.org and click on the “Register Now” option, found at the top of each page on the Lifeline of Ohio website. From there, you will be connected to a secure website maintained by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. If you live outside of Ohio, visit the Lifeline of Ohio website to learn how you can register to be an organ and tissue donor in your state.
Register as an organ and tissue donor and become a Buckeye For Life! If you have questions about the Challenge or organ and tissue donation, please e-mail Lauren Fitting at lfitting@lifelineofohio.org. If you are interested in helping Students For Organ Donation to promote organ and tissue donation on campus please contact them at ohiostatesod@osu.edu. Let’s start a new Ohio State tradition that saves lives! Register as a donor and become a Buckeye For Life!
2009-2010 AAUW OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MANSFIELD CAMPUS $500 Scholarship Deadline: November 16, 2009 See Financial Aid Office for Application Form This award is given to a non-traditional, undergraduate female student who is at least 21 years of age and ocnsidered independent or will be 24 by December 31, 2009. She must reside in Richland County. The student must have completed freshman year of classes and have a 3.0 GPA. Any major is accepted. Students does not have to be full-time. The award will be based on need, recommendations, and answers to the questions, including paragraph. Student must fulfill the following requirements: • Be 21 and independent or 24 years of age • Be a resident of Richland County • Completed 3 quarters of classes • Have a 3.0 GPA • Submit a copy of last grade notification • Submit a copy of Financial Aid Award 2008-2009, if applicable • Submit a complete application, postmarked no later than November 16, 2009
Autumn '09 Finals Schedule
Have your books shipped or reserved via the bookstore’s web-site at www.efollett.com. Fall Bookstore Hours Monday & Tuesday 9:00 - 7:00 Wednesday – Friday 9:00 - 4:00 Saturday and Sunday CLOSED Refunds need to have receipt and returned within the stores guidelines. See store refund policy for details. Any questions? Call 419-747-5401
Student ID Card All new Ohio State Mansfield University-Mansfield students should come to the Campus Recreation Center to have a Student Identification Card produced.
See link below for more information: Ohio State Mansfield Athletics & Recreation
CYBER CAFE IN OVALWOOD HALL Stop in for soups, sandwiches, fresh baked sweets, salads, smoothies & specialty coffees. Monday-Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. FIGHTING THE FLU @OSU PREVENTION:
STUDENT PREPARATION:
HOW TO KNOW WHEN IT'S SERIOUS
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
SELF-CARE What to eat and drink if you get sick If you get sick, your main focus should be on getting better, which requires rest and proper nutrition. Drink plenty of fluids and eat healthful foods that agree with you. Having these items on hand is helpful in case you come down with the flu:
ABOUT VACCINES: SEASONAL FLU VACCINE: WHY IT'S IMPORTANT Seasonal flu vaccine is the vaccine offered every year in the fall. It covers you against three commons types of influenza. These types are chosen each year as those most likely to infect our community during the flu season (December to March). This vaccine does not give protection against H1N1 flu. Since H1N1 is a "novel" or new virus, it could not be included in the Seasonal vaccine. So, why get the seasonal vaccine? With H1N1 influenza going around, it is important to be immune to the more common types of influenza for two reasons.
H1N1 VACCINE: A vaccine against the H1N1 influenza strain is expected to come in the late fall, hopefully in October or November. See the following link for schedule for the flu vaccines. http://www.richlandhealth.org/health/index.html
Mansfield Mavericks Autumn Sports Schedule: Full basketball schedule starts in early November Ohio State Mansfield Athletics & Recreation
Non-Smoking Roller & Skateboards Policy Ohio State MansfieldCheck out: Campus Emergency Notification System An emergency notification system (test & voice messaging) has been developed by OSU Columbus. It is available for the Columbus campus and at each of the regional campuses. OSU-Mansfield faculty, staff, students and parents can register at: http://buckeyealert.osu.edu/ Campus Severe Weather & Parking Regulations: OSU Mansfield Psychological Consultation Services This service provides students with an evaluation, brief counseling, and referral services for a variety of problems. Early detection and assistance often can prevent small problems from becoming serious problems. The OSU Mansfield campus community is invited to consult with our clinical psychologist, Dr. Blake Wagner, Ph.D., or Tessa Bianca, P.C. Free consultations are available for emotional and relationship matters or for whatever is on your mind. The office is located in Bromfield Room 226. Appointments can be made by calling Dr. Wagner at his off-campus office at 419-529-9941. This schedule for the week of October 5: Monday, November 9, Tessa Bianca, 10-1 Thursday, November 12, Tessa Bianca from 10-1 For more information see: http://www.newdirectionsforlife.com/ STRESS R-E-L-E-A-S-E Wellness Group Treat yourself to the benfits of a calm mind, stress-free body, and refreshed spirit! Facilitated by Campus Psychologist, Dr. Blake Wagner. When: November 18, & 25 from 12:00 - 12:55 in Conard 200. What’s Your ID Worth? The Mansfield CampusMore than just for identification, use your Student ID for a variety of purposes both on and off campus! For a list of discounts see: Newest members on BuckID Our two newest members of the BuckID debit card program are ready for business. Both the BellStores and the Subway Restaurant on Lexington-Springmill Road across from the Meijer store now accept BuckID for payments. They now join Fazoli’s, Skyline Chili, the Campus Café, and Cyber Café, as members of this program. It is very simple to add money to your BuckID, whether you are a staff member, faculty member, or a student, by going to the following website: https://buckid.osu.edu. Just follow the simple on-screen directions and you too can enjoy the ease of payment with your BuckID.
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