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Week of Feb 2, 2009

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For those of your thinking ahead to Spring and Summer classes, there are more courses than ever being offered at UM!
You can preview the Spring/Summer time schedule now at http://www.lsa.umich.edu/lsa/newcourses

The Golden Apple Award nominations are officially open and nominations can be made by going to www.thegoldenappleaward.com.
Nominate your favorite professor! Nominations close on Sunday, February 15, at 5 p.m.

UPCOMING EVENTS: Not-For-Profit Career Expo, MPowered Career Fair, Peace Corps Application Workshop

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	SYNC: Career/Academic Peer Advising Mondays G150 Angell Hall Are you a first or second year student thinking about choosing a major or exploring career options? Now, you can meet with a Career Center Peer Advisor AND an Academic Peer Advisor at the same time! SYNC appointments are held on Mondays from 3-5pm at the PAAO office in Angell Hall. Schedule your SYNC appointment by calling 764-7460!
	BBA Essay Session Monday Feb 2 Ross School of Business Online registration is open for the following BBA Essay Session dates: February 2nd and 4th. Prospective BBA applicants should plan to attend one of these sessions.
Tuesday	International volunteering: What you should know before you go Tuesday, February 3, 2009 6:30-8:30 4448 East Hall This workshop will feature a panel discussion with studentswho have volunteered abroad. They will discuss their experiences and will cover topics such as finding or creating a good program, maintaining strong mutual relationships with the host site, managing language and cultural barriers, and how to market the experience when you return, . The panel will be followed by a resource fair featuring campus resources to assist you in volunteering abroad, including information on programs, and funding opportunities.. To register for this workshop, visit http://uuis.umich.edu/workshop2/workshopdet.cfm?wid=268 Sponsored by the Ginsberg Center, International Center and the Career Center. For a full listing of workshops for the semester, see http://ginsberg.umich.edu.
Wednesday	Summer Academic Peer Advisor Information Session Wednesday Feb 4 7-8pm G239/243 Angell Hall Great Leadership Opportunity! Welcome first-year students, introduce them to the academic aspects of life at UM, and assist them with Registration.Work with LSA Academic Advisors. Training provided.Earn $3300, plus room & board in S. Quad for the summer (May 18-Aug7). Applications due Feb 20th 4pm. Applications available at the Advising Office or www.umich.edu/~paao
	Housing Fair 2009 Wednesday, Feb 4 12-4:30pm Michigan Union (2nd floor) This event will provide students the opportunity to learn about the many housing options, both on- and off-campus, available for 2009. Area landlords and representatives of University Housing's Residence Halls and Nortwood Community Apartments will be present to give information and answer students' questions. Other housing options, such as the ICC Co- ops, Martha Cook Residence Hall and HomeShare will be participating, as well as rental services, vendors and City of Ann Arbor services.
	Resume Writing Workshop Wednesday, Feb 4 Career Center (3003 Student Activites Building) Attend this workshop to learn the skills and tools you can use to write an effective resume! If you already have a resume, please bring it with you.
	BBA Essay Session Wednesday Feb 4 4pm Ross School of Business Online registration is open for the following BBA Essay Session dates: February 2nd and 4th. Prospective BBA applicants should plan to attend one of these sessions.
Thursday	M-Teach Information Session Thursday February 5 6-7pm School of Education, Rm 2302 (map) Interested in learning more about teacher certification options at the University of Michigan? Join us at one of our M-Teach Information Sessions.
Friday	UROP Summer Fellowships Deadline Friday Feb 6 UROP sponsors several Summer Research Fellowship Programs designed for University of Michigan undergraduate students seeking an intense research experience in traditional laboratory settings and in the community. These fellowship provides students with the chance to undertake and complete individual research projects; learn firsthand about the life of an academic researcher; think about academic and post graduate careers; and develop strong mentor relationships. To learn more, go to http://www.lsa.umich.edu/urop/summer/fellowship

UPCOMING EVENTS

Not-For-Profit Career Expo
Tuesday Feb 10
2-6pm
Michigan Union
For students thinking about going into non-profits, this Expo gives you a chance to explore career paths in not-for-profits, meet with employers to discuss internship and full-time positions, learn about volunteer opportunities, discuss ways to stay involved in community service throughout your career, and build networks to expand your job search efforts. Register for the event at the Career Center Website.

MPowered Career Fair (aka Small Company Career Fair)
Wed Feb 11
11am-4pm
North Campus (Pierpont Commons, Duderstadt Center, Chrysler Center)
The MPowered Career Fair is your door to experience entrepreneurship. This annual fair is a great opportunity for students with diverse academic backgrounds to get jobs and internships with ambitious small companies and start-up firms. It aims to encourage Michigan companies to hire Michigan grads and to encourage Michigan grads to stay in the state. Register at http://mpowered.studentorgs.umich.edu/index.php?n=Fair.Students-StudentRegistration This is not only for engineers...many companies are looking for all majors!! A regularly updated company list (with degrees sought) can be viewed here: http://mpowered.studentorgs.umich.edu/index.php?n=Fair.Companies-List

Peace Corps Application Workshop
Friday Feb 13
2-3pm
Weill Hall
Receive advice and assistance with filling out your Peace Corps application from U-M Peace Corps Office Staff

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health Quick Questions
David Brawn: Mondays 2–4pm (starting January 12th) in the Newnan Center library
Peggy Zitek: Thursdays 2-4pm (starting January 8th) in alcove #5 in the Science Learning Center (Rm 1720 Chem)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall from Jan 19th-April 21st.

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Ann Schoen saschoen)
Computer Science: select Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss martinjs)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman gdeguzmn)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton jesut)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck mrreck)
Music: select Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett cgarr)
Pharmacy: select Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry vlperry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski bsobo)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

2/12/09 Thursday
2/16/09 Monday
3/4/09 Wednesday
3/19/09 Thursday
4/7/09 Tuesday
4/20/09 Monday
5/11/09 Monday
5/27/09 Wednesday

Considering transferring to LSA? Come to this information session to find out about degree and transfer requirements. This session is a mandatory part of the cross-campus transfer process. Once you've attended you can make an appointment with an LSA advisor to discuss your individual situation and complete the transfer paperwork if you are eligible to transfer.

Week of January 26, 2009

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Add/Drop and Pass/Fail Deadline is this TUESDAY January 27th!! Please check your schedules and make your that you are enrolled in the correct courses, for the correct grading option.

For those of your thinking ahead to Spring and Summer classes, you can preview the Spring/Summer time schedule information now at http://www.lsa.umich.edu/lsa/newcourses

Look for upcoming deadlines in Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Sports Management Program Deadline, M-Teach Information Session

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	Michigan in Washington Poster Session Monday, January 26 4-5:30on Eldersveld Room (5670 Haven) Fall 2008 MIW students will present their research conducted during their semester in Washington, and answer questions about their experiences. Please stop by and see what these impressive students accomplished while working in the nation's capital. This is a great opportunity to talk to students individually about their internships, the classes they choose, the field trips and other aspects of the Washington experience. The deadline for applications for MIW’s Fall Semester 2009 is FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6.
	Microfinance Monday, January 26th 7 - 9 PM Michigan Room, Michigan League What is microfinance? How can microfinance be used to build sustainable programs? How does the global financial crisis impact microfinance providers and the microentrepreneurs they serve? Deborah Burand, JD, University of Michigan Law School faculty member will examine how the global financial crisis has trickled down to those working and living at the base of the economic pyramid, and those trying to provide needed financial services to this segment of the world's population. Hosted by Project Shikkha: Education First Work Later & the Bengali Students' Association. RSVP http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/event.php?eid=61248761140&ref=mf or newaja@umich.edu
	SYNC: Career/Academic Peer Advising G150 Angell Hall Are you a first or second year student thinking about choosing a major or exploring career options? Now, you can meet with a Career Center Peer Advisor AND an Academic Peer Advisor at the same time! SYNC appointments are held on Mondays from 3-5pm at the PAAO office in Angell Hall. Schedule your SYNC appointment by calling 764-7460!
Tuesday	Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People Tuesday, January 27, 2009 10:00 am–4:30 pm Michigan League, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre Marian Wright Edelman Founder and President, Children's Defense Fund, M. Joycelyn Elders, MD, MS 15th Surgeon General of the United States, David Satcher, MD, PhD 16th Surgeon General of the United States. Register (and more information) here http://practice.sph.umich.edu/practice/symposium.php
	Learning from the Community - Working with Detroit nonprofits Tuesday, Jan 27 6:30-8:30pm East Hall 4448 The workshop will provide information to students who are doing youth work, organizational support, and program planning with nonprofits in Detroit. To register for this workshop, visit http://uuis.umich.edu/workshop2/workshopdet.cfm?wid=261 Sponsored by the Ginsberg Center.
Wednesday	Romance Languages Peer Study Abroad Forum Wednesday January 28, 2009 4-6pm, 4th Fl Commons, Modern Languages Building Students get the opportunity to learn about UM and non-UM study abroad programs from their peers. Panelists talk about their program and experiences and then answer questions. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to learn more about study abroad from students who have experienced it.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Sports Management (cross-campus transfer) Application Deadline
February 1
The application may also be found online at www.kines.umich.edu or in the kiosk in the Student Study Center on the first floor of Observatory Lodge. For students who will start their sophomore year in Fall 2009.

M-Teach Information Session
Thursday February 5
6-7pm
School of Education, Rm 2302 (map)
Interested in learning more about teacher certification options at the University of Michigan? Join us at one of our M-Teach Information Sessions.

ONGOING EVENTS

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall from Jan 19th-April 21st.

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Ann Schoen saschoen)
Computer Science: select Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss martinjs)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman gdeguzmn)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton jesut)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck mrreck)
Music: select Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett cgarr)
Pharmacy: select Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry vlperry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski bsobo)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

1/28/09 Wednesday
2/12/09 Thursday
2/16/09 Monday
3/4/09 Wednesday
3/19/09 Thursday
4/7/09 Tuesday
4/20/09 Monday
5/11/09 Monday
5/27/09 Wednesday

Week of January 19, 2009

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Welcome back for the Winter 2009 term!

Are you a first or second year student thinking about choosing a major or exploring career options? Now, you can meet with a Career Center Peer Advisor AND an Academic Peer Advisor at the same time! SYNC appointments are held on Mondays from 3-5pm at the PAAO office in Angell Hall. Schedule your SYNC appointment by calling 764-7460!

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Michigan in Washington Poster Session, Microfinance, Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People, Sports Management Program Deadline

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium Keynote speech by Julian Bond Monday, January 19 10am Hill Auditorium From his student days to his current Chairmanship of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Julian Bond has been an active participant in the movements for civil rights and economic justice. As an activist who has faced jail for his convictions, as a veteran of more than 20 years service in the Georgia General Assembly, a university professor and a writer, he has been on the cutting edge of social change since 1960. For more events, please see http://www.mlksymposium.umich.edu/index.php
Tuesday	BBA Essay Sessions Tuesday January 20th, and Thursday 22nd. 4pm Online registration is open for the following BBA Essay Session dates (see hyperlinks above). Prospective BBA applicants should plan to attend one of these sessions.
Wednesday	Multicultural Career Fair Wednesday, January 21 2pm - 6pm Michigan Union http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/mcf.html The Multicultural Career Fair is a great way to connect with employers right here on campus! Typically, 60-65 organizations and over 800 students participate in the Fair.
	Bilal's Stand Wednesday, January 21 4pm-5:45pm Natural Science Auditorium High school senior, Bilal, introduces you to Detroit through his eyes as he struggles with the weight of being next in line to run his family's 60 year old Taxi Stand. But after secretly submitting a college application, and starting the art of ice carving in order to win a scholarship, he must decide if he'll continue working at the Stand or carve out his own destiny. The film addresses issues that many inner city youth face in regards to peer pressure, unequal education, race, class, religion, and the notion of "selling out". http://www.bilalsstand.com. Free presentation, as part of MLK symposium events! The film was produced as the pilot film for the Student EFEX (Encouraging the Filmmaking Experience) Program, a new community film project and course created by University of Michigan students, faculty, and staff in collaboration with Beyond Blue Productions.
Thursday	Internship Fair Thursday January 22 12:00noon - 4:00 pm Michigan Union http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/internshipfair.htmlThe Internship Fair is a great way to connect with employers right here on campus! Typically, 30-40 organizations and 1000 students participate in the Fair.
	“The Business of Baseball” Thursday, January 22, 2009 Doors open at 12:45pm, Program begins at 1:15 pm Rackham Graduate School Building, 4th Floor Amphitheatre Seating is limited and will be assigned on a first come basis Featuring Tigers players, coaches and front office executives and will include panel presentations and Q&A opportunities on the following: Players and coaches discussing community, media relations, physical training, and other aspects of the business, and Front office personnel discussing their positions within the Tigers organization and how they support the team (HR, Ticket Sales, Community Relations, Media, Athletic Training, and others) Student resumes will be collected at door to be reviewed for internships positions.
	M-Teach Information Session Thursday, January 22 6-7pm School of Education, Rm 2302 (map) Interested in learning more about teacher certification options at the University of Michigan? Join us at one of our M-Teach Information Sessions.
	CIA Careers Information Session Thursday, January 22, 2009 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Michigan Union – Kuenzel room Agency representatives will cover a broad range of topics to include the Agency mission, potential career opportunities, overview of the security and medical screening process, and other employment information. Please bring your resume! While the information session is open to ALL students, we are eager in meeting students who will be entering the workforce within the coming year. We will also be hosting on-campus interviews the next day (by invitation only). We highly encourage you to attend our information session as it may lead to an interview with one of our recruiters.
Saturday	Attend the University of Michigan Pre-Health Conference Saturday, January 24, 2009 10:00am - 3:30pm Palmer Commons The 2009 University of Michigan Pre-Health Conference will offer you a *Prescription for Success!* to help you begin, continue or reignite your personal pre-health journey. There will be workshops, opportunities to practice your interviewing skills, and a chance to learn what admissions officers look for in a competitive applicant. Each workshop, presented by experts in the field, is designed to give you the tools and tips to further accomplish your goal and realize your professional dream. Dr. Steven Gay, our keynote speaker, will start the day with a motivational and inspirational address. So please, mark your calendars and join us for a day of information, mentorship and fun!!Lunch and refreshments will be provided Free! Register for the conference by Monday, January 19th at: https://www-a1.lsa.umich.edu/lrc_conf/app/DisplaySession.asp?sessionid=2176

UPCOMING EVENTS

Michigan in Washington Poster Session
Monday, January 26
4-5:30on
Eldersveld Room (5670 Haven)
Fall 2008 MIW students will present their research and answer quetsion about their experiences. The deadline for applications for MIW’s Fall Semester 2009 is FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6.

Microfinance
Monday, January 26th
7 - 9 PM
Michigan Room, Michigan League
What is microfinance? How can microfinance be used to build sustainable programs? How does the global financial crisis impact microfinance providers and the microentrepreneurs they serve? Deborah Burand, JD, University of Michigan Law School faculty member will examine how the global financial crisis has trickled down to those working and living at the base of the economic pyramid, and those trying to provide needed financial services to this segment of the world's population. Hosted by Project Shikkha: Education First Work Later & the Bengali Students' Association. RSVP http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/event.php?eid=61248761140&ref=mf or newaja@umich.edu

Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
10:00 am–4:30 pm
Michigan League, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
Marian Wright Edelman Founder and President, Children's Defense Fund, M. Joycelyn Elders, MD, MS 15th Surgeon General of the United States, David Satcher, MD, PhD 16th Surgeon General of the United States. Register (and more information) here http://practice.sph.umich.edu/practice/symposium.php

ONGOING EVENTS

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall from Jan 19th-April 21st.

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Ann Schoen saschoen)
Computer Science: select Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss martinjs)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman gdeguzmn)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton jesut)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck mrreck)
Music: select Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett cgarr)
Pharmacy: select Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry vlperry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski bsobo)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

1/28/09 Wednesday
2/12/09 Thursday
2/16/09 Monday
3/4/09 Wednesday
3/19/09 Thursday
4/7/09 Tuesday
4/20/09 Monday
5/11/09 Monday
5/27/09 Wednesday

Week of January 12, 2009

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Welcome back for the Winter 2009 term!

The Advising Center will have WALK-IN ADVISING hours Monday January 12 and Tuesday January 13
Come in without an appointment between 10am and 4pm!! Or call 764-0332 to make an appointment.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Multicultural Career Fair, Internship Fair, Michigan in Washington Poster Session

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	Michigan in Washington Information Session Monday, January 12 5:15-6:45pm Eldersveld Rm (5670 Haven) Michigan in Washington invites highly motivated students in any concentration who would like to study and work in the nation's capital to apply to the program. This includes students in humanities, social science and science as well as undergraduate students from UM professional schools. Applicants should have at least sophomore standing. The deadline for applications for MIW’s Fall Semester 2009 is FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. You will find an application at the following link. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/UMICH/MichInWash/Home/MIWappW09.pdf
	Resume Review Nights Monday 1/12, Tuesday 1/13, Thursday 1/14, and Friday 1/15 5-8pm (by appointment) Sign up for a resume critique by calling The Career Center at 764-7460. Choose between meeting with Career Center Staff or an employer - your choice! Participating employers include Capitol One, Deloitte, Google, Progressive, and Target Stores.
	UMS Half-Price Student Ticket Sale Monday January 12 (and Tuesday January 13) 8am-5pm At the beginning of each semester, UMS sets aside a certain number of tickets for each event that college students can purchase for 50% off in a special online sale! http://www.ums.org/students
Tuesday	The Global Scholars Program Tuesday January 13 5-6pm Michigan Union (Parker Room) UofM’s 10th Michigan Learning Community! The Global Scholars Program announces it is taking applications for its first year as a living learning community. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/globalscholars
	WinterFest - Student Recruitment Fair Tuesday January 13th 4-8pm Michigan Union (2nd Floor) Winter student involvement fair hosted by Student Activities & Leadership with participants from hundreds of student organizations and University offices, departments, and units. Whether you want to "Get Involved" or connect with resources on-campus, WinterFest is an excellent opportunity to start the year off right. Performances, Food, Giveaways, and Prizes are an essential part of the evening!
Wednesday	Ford School B.A. Program Information Session Wednesday, January 14 6pm - 7pm, Weill Hall Annenberg Auditorium, 1120 We invite you to attend our upcoming information sessions about the Ford School B.A.Professor John Chamberlin, faculty director of the undergraduate program, will describe the degree program and will be available to answer questions. The Ford School B.A. is a junior/senior program. The application deadline is February 1st. www.fordschool.umich.edu/undergrad
	BBA Essay Sessions January14th, 20th, and 22nd. 4pm Online registration is open for the following BBA Essay Session dates. Prospective BBA applicants should plan to attend one of these sessions.
	Summer Study Abroad Fair Wednesday January 14th 3-5pm Michigan Union (Pendelton Room) University of Michigan undergraduate students can learn about OIP’s 20+ Spring & Summer Programs in places such as China, Ireland, and Spain as well as learn about other U-M study abroad opportunities. Study abroad program alumni, OIP Advisors, and representatives from other U-M departments will have information and be available for questions. Please join us!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Multicultural Career Fair
Wednesday January 21
2pm - 6pm
Michigan Union
http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/mcf.html
The Multicultural Career Fair is a great way to connect with employers right here on campus! Typically, 60-65 organizations and over 800 students participate in the Fair.

Internship Fair
Thursday January 22
12:00noon - 4:00 pm
Michigan Union
http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/internshipfair.htmlThe Internship Fair is a great way to connect with employers right here on campus! Typically, 30-40 organizations and 1000 students participate in the Fair.

“The Business of Baseball”
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Doors open at 12:45pm, Program begins at 1:15 pm
Rackham Graduate School Building, 4th Floor Amphitheatre
Seating is limited and will be assigned on a first come basis

Featuring Tigers players, coaches and front office executives and will include panel presentations and Q&A opportunities on the following:

Players and coaches discussing community, media relations, physical training, and other aspects of the business, and
Front office personnel discussing their positions within the Tigers organization and how they support the team (HR, Ticket Sales, Community Relations, Media, Athletic Training, and others)

Student resumes will be collected at door to be reviewed for internships positions.

Michigan in Washington Poster Session
Monday, January 26
4-5:30on
Eldersveld Room (5670 Haven)
Fall 2008 MIW students will present their research and answer quetsion about their experiences.

ONGOING EVENTS

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall from Jan 19th-April 21st.

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Ann Schoen saschoen)
Computer Science: select Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss martinjs)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman gdeguzmn)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton jesut)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck mrreck)
Music: select Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett cgarr)
Pharmacy: select Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry vlperry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski bsobo)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

1/13/09 Tuesday
1/28/09 Wednesday
2/12/09 Thursday
2/16/09 Monday
3/4/09 Wednesday
3/19/09 Thursday
4/7/09 Tuesday
4/20/09 Monday
5/11/09 Monday
5/27/09 Wednesday

Week of January 7, 2009

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Welcome back for the Winter 2009 term!

The Advising Center will have WALK-IN ADVISING hours from Wednesday January 7 through Tuesday January 13
Come in without an appointment between 10am and 4pm!! Or call 764-0332 to make an appointment.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Multicultural Career Fair, Internship Fair, Michigan in Washington Poster Session

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Thursday	Organizational Studies Information Night Thursday, January 8, 2009 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Dennison 130 Organizational Studies program faculty, staff, and students will discuss the curriculum requirements, pre-requisites for application and application process, and other opportunities offered in the OS program. Deadline for application is January 12, 2009!
	School of Education M-Teach Information Night Thursday, January 8 6-7pm 2302 School of Education Building Learn more about the different certification options and the application process for SOE programs! http://www.soe.umich.edu/mteachinfo/index.html
Friday	Nursing Sophomore Transfer Information Session Friday, January 9th (another one on Tuesday, January 20th) Time and location given after RSVP To provide prospective students with program, prerequisite & admission information, the School of Nursing Office of Student, Academic & Multicultural Services (OSAMS) regularly hosts Information Sessions. Please complete this brief form to indicate the session you would like to attend. Once the RSVP form is submitted, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with session information & directions to the School of Nursing.
	Summer Jobs and Internships Abroad Friday Jan 9 12:30-2pm Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room Are you interested in an internship ABROAD this summer? The time to apply is now! To find out more, come to our panel presentation which will feature the following internship & work abroad programs: CDS UM Summer Internships in Germany, Undergraduate Internships in France, Turkey, Morocco, Malaysia & Indonesia, UM Summer Undergraduate Fellowship in South Asia (India), IAESTE-Michigan (Paid engineering, science and architecture internships worldwide), CDS Schott Summer Internships in Germany, EMGIP Fellowship in Germany, AIESEC-Michigan (usually paid internships in business, development, teaching English worldwide), CDS Argentina Internship, CDS Spain Internships, BUNAC (Work in Ireland, France, Canada, Australia & New Zealand). Cosponsored by the Career Center and International Center.
Monday (next week)	Michigan in Washington Information Session Monday, January 12 5:15-6:45pm Eldersveld Rm (5670 Haven) Michigan in Washington invites highly motivated students in any concentration who would like to study and work in the nation's capital to apply to the program. This includes students in humanities, social science and science as well as undergraduate students from UM professional schools. Applicants should have at least sophomore standing. The deadline for applications for MIW’s Fall Semester 2009 is FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. You will find an application at the following link. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/UMICH/MichInWash/Home/MIWappW09.pdf
	Resume Review Nights Monday 1/12, Tuesday 1/13, Thursday 1/14, and Friday 1/15 5-8pm (by appointment) Sign up for a resume critique by calling The Career Center at 764-7460. Choose between meeting with Career Center Staff or an employer - your choice! Participating employers include Capitol One, Deloitte, Google, Progressive, and Target Stores.
	UMS Half-Price Student Ticket Sale Monday January 12 (and Tuesday January 13) 8am-5pm At the beginning of each semester, UMS sets aside a certain number of tickets for each event that college students can purchase for 50% off in a special online sale! http://www.ums.org/students
Tuesday (next week)	The Global Scholars Program Tuesday January 13 5-6pm Michigan Union (Parker Room) UofM’s 10th Michigan Learning Community! The Global Scholars Program announces it is taking applications for its first year as a living learning community. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/globalscholars
	WinterFest - Student Recruitment Fair Tuesday January 13th 4-8pm Michigan Union (2nd Floor) Winter student involvement fair hosted by Student Activities & Leadership with participants from hundreds of student organizations and University offices, departments, and units. Whether you want to "Get Involved" or connect with resources on-campus, WinterFest is an excellent opportunity to start the year off right. Performances, Food, Giveaways, and Prizes are an essential part of the evening!
Wednesday (next week)	Summer Study Abroad Fair Wednesday January 14th 3-5pm Michigan Union (Pendelton Room) This Fair caters to those students interested in studying abroad during the spring or summer terms. The majority of the deadlines for these programs approached quickly after the start of the new term.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Michigan in Washington Poster Session
Monday, January 26
4-5:30on
Eldersveld Room (5670 Haven)
Fall 2008 MIW students will present their research and answer quetsion about their experiences.

ONGOING EVENTS

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall from Jan 19th-April 21st.

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Ann Schoen saschoen)
Computer Science: select Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss martinjs)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman gdeguzmn)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton jesut)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck mrreck)
Music: select Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett cgarr)
Pharmacy: select Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry vlperry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski bsobo)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

1/13/09 Tuesday
1/28/09 Wednesday
2/12/09 Thursday
2/16/09 Monday
3/4/09 Wednesday
3/19/09 Thursday
4/7/09 Tuesday
4/20/09 Monday
5/11/09 Monday
5/27/09 Wednesday

Week of December 1, 2008

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The Advising Center will have WALK-IN ADVISING hours starting Monday Dec 1 through Friday December 5.
Come in without an appointment between 10am and 4pm!!

NEW!! SYNC Peer Advising...thinking about choosing a major or exploring career options? Meet with an Academic Peer Advisor and a Career Center Peer Advisor at the same time!! SYNC appointments are held on Wednesdays from 12-3pm in the PAAO office (G150 Angell). Call 764-7460 for an appointment.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: LSA Academic Advising Consulting Group

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions, Tau Beta Pi free tutoring

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS


Monday	School of Public Policy Visitation Day (Masters Program) Monday, December 1st Meet with Admissions Staff and attend various Public Policy classes! We are able to accommodate twenty students for each visitation day, please register online.
Tuesday	Peace Corps Informational Meetings Tuesday, Dec 2 7pm International Center (adjacent to Michigan Union) The U-M Peace Corps office sponsors events in the Ann Arbor area where you can speak with a Peace Corps recruiter and former Peace Corps volunteers to learn about their experiences first hand.

UPCOMING EVENTS

School of Nursing Information Session
Friday, December 12
To provide prospective students with program, prerequisite & admission information, the School of Nursing Office of Student, Academic & Multicultural Services (OSAMS) regularly hosts Information Sessions School of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Sophomore Transfer program. Please sign up here. Once the RSVP form is submitted, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with session information & directions to the School of Nursing.

LSA Academic Advising Consulting Group
Application Deadline December 15
Do you want to make a difference?
Are you a creative thinker who cares about your undergraduate experience in LSA?
Do you want to help the Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center improve our services to all LSA undergraduates?
If so, apply to serve on the LSA Academic Advising Consulting Group! The purpose of the LSA Academic Advising Consulting Group is for currently enrolled mainstream (not in Honors, RC, CSP) LSA students to participate in ongoing conversations about how the Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center can create better academic advising partnerships with undergraduates. As a student consultant, you would provide advice and feedback on pressing advising concerns, new initiatives, and emergent issues. The Consulting Group’s recommendations will help influence the Newnan Center’s goals, services, and overall effectiveness. For more information and on-line application, see https://sitemaker.umich.edu/saa.advgconsultgrp/home. Questions? Email Jean Leverich at leverich@umich.edu.

Organizational Studies Information Night
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location TBD
Organizational Studies program faculty, staff, and students will discuss the curriculum requirements, pre-requisites for application and application process, and other opportunities offered in the OS program.

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health Quick Questions
David Brawn: Mondays 2–4pm (starting September 8th) in the Newnan Center library
Peggy Zitek: Thursdays 2-4pm (starting September 4th) in alcove #5 in the Science Learning Center (Rm 1720 Chem)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

German Language Tables!
South Quad Dining Hall Tuesdays 6-7pm
Bursley Dining Hall Thursdays 5:45-6:45pm

Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society) Free Tutoring!! http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~tbp/
Every Sunday 4-6pm
Mojo (Jordan Lounge), South Quad (IRC 9th floor), and Bursley (Main lobby)--pick any one!
Math (100�?200 level), Physics (100�?200 level), Chem 130; usually all subjects at the same time.

Week of November 24, 2008

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The Advising Center will have WALK-IN ADVISING hours starting Monday November 24 through Friday December 5.
Come in without an appointment between 10am and 4pm!! (We are closed on the Thursday the 27th and Friday the 28th for Thanksgiving)

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: LSA Academic Advising Consulting Group

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions, Tau Beta Pi free tutoring

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday

Michigan Apprentice
Deadline for application Nov 24. Interviews and decisions to be done in late November, with apprenticeships in December and January.
For more information please see the Alumni Center's website.
Apprenticeships with:

Douglas M. McCracken Jr.,Senior Global Brand Manager, Activision Blizzard
Jerry May, Vice President for Development, U-M Ann Arbor
Bill Wenzell, Development Officer, Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan
Jared N. Page–Washington, DC, Lobbyist
Eric Braate WDIV, Channel 4 – Detroit Meterologist
Jeremy Steinberg Vice President, Digital Sales and Business Development at FOX News Channel/FOX Business Network–New York
Paul Saginaw, Co-Owner and Founding Partner of Zingerman's

School of Public Policy Visitation Day (Masters Program)
Monday, November 24th (and another one Monday, December 1st)
Meet with Admissions Staff and attend various Public Policy classes! We are able to accommodate twenty students for each visitation day, please register online.

Tuesday

School of Social Work Prospective Student Information Session
Tuesday, November 25
3:30-4:30pm
1794 SSWB (Fauri Seminar Room)
We invite you learn more about the School by attending a prospective student information session. Admissions counselors will discuss program options, degree requirements, the application process, financial aid, and more. Time will also be available to ask questions.

UPCOMING EVENTS

ONGOING EVENTS

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

Week of November 17, 2008

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The Advising Center will have WALK-IN ADVISING hours starting Monday November 17 through Friday December 5.
Come in without an appointment between 10am and 4pm!!

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Michigan Apprentice, School of Social Work Prospective Student Information Session

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions, Tau Beta Pi free tutoring

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	Trinity College Dublin: OIP Summer Study Abroad Information Session Monday November 17 11-11:45am Chemistry 3742 Seona MacReamoinn, from Trinity College, will be on campus to discuss the program. Trinity College is a renowned 400 year old university located in the cultural and physical heart of Dublin. Trinity College is an ideal location for studying contemporary Ireland, with the National Museum, Parliament (Dáil Éireann) and National Gallery, as well as cafés, bars, theaters and several music venues all within walking distance of the college. Participating students complete an intensive course of study in Irish culture. Courses are offered by Trinity College faculty in the following subjects: history, literature, visual arts, drama, Gaelic culture, and contemporary critical issues. There will be several major day trips and one week of the program will take place at Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Throughout the program, the coursework is complimented by a series of cultural events and social activities such as poetry and prose readings, theatre performances, film screenings, and traditional music sessions.
	University of Turku Finland: OIP Study Abroad Information Session Monday, November 17th 4-5pm Chemistry 1201 The University of Turku, together with consortium partners Abo Akademi University and the Turku School of Economics and Business Administration offers a variety of courses, especially in Baltic, Scandinavian, and East European studies. Courses in business and women’s studies, all taught in English, are also available. Exchange students each semester normally take 4-6 courses, typically lectures. Independent study is also possible.
Tuesday	Choosing a Concentration: Sophomore Connection Tuesday, November 18 5:30-7:00 p.m. The College of LSA expects students to declare a concentration by the end of the sophomore year. What factors should students consider when choosing a concentration? Come talk with advisors and older students and learn strategies that can help you decide what major is best for you. Cosponsored by the Career Center and LSA Student Government.
Wednesday	South/West Quad Academic Fair Wednesday, November 19 West Quad Wedge Room, 7-9 P.M. Free Food, Academics, Advisors, Classiness...come meet representatives from different departments on campus, as well as talk to an academic advisor! Plus, a Career Center resume workshop from 8-9 in the Ostafin Room!
Thursday	Engineering Information Session! Thursday, November 20 4:00 p.m. Angell G239 & G240 Have you been thinking about transferring to Engineering? Would you like to hear more about the process, the requirements, and other questions you might have? Learn more about it from Gary De Guzman, the Recruiting Coordinator for the College of Engineering.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Douglas M. McCracken Jr.,Senior Global Brand Manager, Activision Blizzard
Jerry May, Vice President for Development, U-M Ann Arbor
Bill Wenzell, Development Officer, Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan
Jared N. Page–Washington, DC, Lobbyist
Eric Braate WDIV, Channel 4 – Detroit Meterologist
Jeremy Steinberg Vice President, Digital Sales and Business Development at FOX News Channel/FOX Business Network–New York
Paul Saginaw, Co-Owner and Founding Partner of Zingerman's

ONGOING EVENTS

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

Week of November 10, 2008

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The Course Guide for Winter 2009 is live!! Look up course descriptions and meeting times now…and call 764-0332 to set up an appointment with your advisor.

Your backpack will go live on Monday November 10. At that time, you can check Wolverine Access for your registration appointment time (which will be between Nov 20-Dec 9 based on your accumulated credits) and start backpacking classes.

Don't forget the 27th Annual U of M vs. OSU Blood Battle...Schedule an appointment at http://www.givelife.org , sponser code: goblue.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Genetic Counseling Immersion Experience, Organizational Studies Information Night, Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students

ONGOING EVENTS: Pre-Health Quick Questions, PreHealth 101, Pre-Law Personal Statements, Sophomore Connection, Visiting (Non-LSA) Advisors in Angell, Cross Campus Transfer information sessions, Tau Beta Pi free tutoring

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	Statistics Open Advising Day Monday, Nov 10 10am-4pm West Hall (professor offices) If you are curious about Statistics or have questions about registering then come by during the open advising hours! 10am-12pm, 445A West Hall, Brenda Gunderson Ph.D. 12pm-2pm, 461 West Hall, Kerby Shedden Ph.D. 2pm-4pm, 451 West Hall, Mouli Banerjee Ph.D.
	Genetic Counseling Immersion Excursion Deadline for application Nov 10th Event date: Friday, November 21 12:30-3:30 pm Do you love science and working with people, but don?t want to be a doctor? Do you have a particular interest in the field of genetics? Do you find yourself drawn to counseling and helping roles? Do you enjoy to helping others understand science? If so, then join us for a unique opportunity to gain insights into the field of genetic counseling.Registration is open to interested sophomores, juniors and seniors from all majors. There is limited space available, so please apply quickly! If you have any questions, please e-mail Paula Wishart at pwishart@umich.edu or Kevin Johnson at kevklwj@umich.edu. Sponsored by the Career Center.
Tuesday	COLLEGE 101 Tuesday, November 11 6:00 – 8:00 PM Mary Markley Residence Hall (South Pit) FREE CIDER AND DONUTS!! Hey First Year students are you nervous about preparing for your first round of final exams? Do you have questions about what classes to take? Do you have questions about how to get involved outside the classroom? Do you want to hear from peers about what they wished they had known in their first year? The evening will start with a panel of four Michigan students talking about things they wished they had known as first year students. This will be followed up by a series of breakout sessions that will help you survive and thrive in your first year at UM.
	If I Knew Then What I Know Now (About Preparing for Finals): Sophomore Connection Tuesday November 11 5:30-7pm G239/243 Angell Hall When should you start studying for your finals? Do you think you make the most of the resources at UM? Did you feel like you spent hours studying last year but did not get the results for which you hoped? Come to this workshop led by Academic Peer Advisors and find out how to study smarter and to get the best results for the time you spend studying!
	The Medical School Interview Tuesday November 11 12-1:30pm Career Center Program Room (3rd floor SAB) Gain insights into the medical school interview and tips for how to best prepare.
	Law Professional Panel: Pre Law Program Tueday, November 11 7-8pm MLB Aud 4 A judge, a former prosecutor, and a public defender talk about their experiences in the legal profession. Sponsored by The Career Center, Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center, BULA, MPLS, KAPi
	New England Literature Program (NELP) Information Session Tuesday, November 11 7:00 pm 1324 East Hall The New England Literature Program (NELP) is a University of Michigan 8-credit program that takes place on Lake Sebago, Maine during the spring half-term. Not only will you have the chance to learn about New England authors, you will also experience life in the wilderness through hiking, camping, and creativity. You can also check us out online at either www.lsa.umich.edu/english/nelp or on facebook. You don’t want to miss out on this incredibly unique and fascinating opportunity. Dare to live life off the grid this spring!
	Michigan Mentorship Program (Psychology 305) Information Session Tuesday, November 11 8pm B006 East Hall Interested in being a mentor for students in the Ann Arbor Public Schools who are regarded at risk for low achievement.? This is an opportunity to learn, feel rewarded, and earn credit! The program will be explained, questions answered, and applications available. If you cannot attend, email Dr.Quart (equart@umich.edu) for dates of any additional meetings.
	Organizational Studies Information Night Tuesday, November 11 5:00-6:30 pm 269 Dennison Building Students considering the Organizational Studies Program are invited! You’ll hear from the Prospective Student Advisor, Concentration Advisor, and current OS students. Topics covered include curriculum, admissions, and career/graduate study options.
Wednesday	Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students Wednesday, November 12 6-7:30 PM 2165 USB (Science Learning Center satellite location) Sure you can pursue the "ordinary" health careers after you graduate from the U of M - dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, etc. - but why be ordinary? There are many other careers in the expanding science and health industries. Find out about the graduate and professional programs from panelists in the following fields: Forensic Science (the director of Forensic Science at MSU) Public Health Public Policy Biomedical Science Natural Resources Panelists will discuss admissions requirements, program highlights, and career opportunities. A representative from the Career Center will also serve on the panel to address general questions regarding graduate study. To register for this workshop, go to https://www-a1.lsa.umich.edu/lrc_conf/app/default.asp?confid=1 . Select “Upcoming Workshops�? and then scroll down and click on “Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students.�? Add yourself to the waitlist.
	Backpacking Party! Wednesday, November 12 5:30-7:30pm (Come whenever!) 4128 LSA Building Want help re-navigating Wolverine Access and the Online Course-Guide? Want to get advice on the types of classes to look for? Want to meet other students who are First-Generation College students? Come to the Backpacking party!! Laptops, food and drinks will be provided (or bring your own computer), as will experienced backpackers (i.e. seniors) and academic advisors. Why? Why not backpack, get advice, eat, and meet new friends all at the same time? Questions? Email firstgeninfo@umich.edu or visit our website at http:// sitemaker.umich.edu/firstgens First-Generation College Students @ Michigan is a student organization dedicated to recognizing, raising awareness of, and resolving the needs of undergraduate first-generation college students on the University of Michigan's campus.
Thursday	Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions Thursday, November 13 4-5pm in G239 Angell Considering transferring to LSA? Come to this information session to find out about degree and transfer requirements. This session is a mandatory part of the cross-campus transfer process. Once you've attended you can make an appointment with an LSA advisor to discuss your individual situation and complete the transfer paperwork if you are eligible to transfer.
Friday	Pre-Health 101 Friday, November 14 1-2pm 3222 Angell Hall A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.
	Mathematics Career Conference Friday November 14 1-4pm East Hall Speak with U-M Mathematics Alumni from business and industry, education and financial and actuarial occupations. • Sandia National Labs (new!) • UM Graduate Program/Biostatistics • UM Graduate Program/IOE • Watson Wyatt • UM Graduate Program/Statistics • Accenture • Deloitte • Alcatel-Lucent Technologies, Inc. (Bell Laboratories) • UM Program in Survey Methodology/ISR (new!) • Life Equity, L.L.C. (new!) • AAA • Liberty Mutual (new!) • Airflow Sciences • Epic Systems (new!) • Ford Motor Company • Teach for America • UM Career Center (new!)

UPCOMING EVENTS

OIP Summer Study Abroad: Trinity College Dublin
Monday November 17
11-11:45am
Chem 3742
Seona MacReamoinn, from Trinity College, will be on campus to discuss the program. Trinity College is a renowned 400 year old university located in the cultural and physical heart of Dublin. Trinity College is an ideal location for studying contemporary Ireland, with the National Museum, Parliament (Dáil Éireann) and National Gallery, as well as cafés, bars, theaters and several music venues all within walking distance of the college. Participating students complete an intensive course of study in Irish culture. Courses are offered by Trinity College faculty in the following subjects: history, literature, visual arts, drama, Gaelic culture, and contemporary critical issues. There will be several major day trips and one week of the program will take place at Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Throughout the program, the coursework is complimented by a series of cultural events and social activities such as poetry and prose readings, theatre performances, film screenings, and traditional music sessions.

South/West Quad Academic Fair
November 19
West Quad Wedge Room, 7-9 P.M.
Free Food, Academics, Advisors, Classiness...come meet representatives from different departments on campus, as well as talk to an academic advisor!
Plus, a Career Center resume workshop from 8-9 in the Ostafin Room!

Douglas M. McCracken Jr.,Senior Global Brand Manager, Activision Blizzard
Jerry May, Vice President for Development, U-M Ann Arbor
Bill Wenzell, Development Officer, Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan
Jared N. Page–Washington, DC, Lobbyist
Eric Braate WDIV, Channel 4 – Detroit Meterologist
Jeremy Steinberg Vice President, Digital Sales and Business Development at FOX News Channel/FOX Business Network–New York
Paul Saginaw, Co-Owner and Founding Partner of Zingerman's

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health 101
A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.

Friday, November 14, 1 – 2 PM, 3222 Angell Hall

Sophomore Connection (all events are on Tuesdays, from 5:30-7:00 p.m.)
http://sitemaker.umich.edu/sophomoreconnection/home

11/11 If I Knew Then What I Know Now (About Preparing for Finals) (G239/243 Angell Hall)
11/18 Choosing a Concentration (G239/243 Angell Hall)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell
Thursday, November 13
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

Week of November 3, 2008

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Week of November 3, 2008

The late drop/add deadline is Friday, November 7th!! Are you considering dropping a class (or trying to drop a minicourse)? Read this week's Advising Tip.

The Course Guide for Winter 2009 is live!! Look up course descriptions and meeting times now…and call 764-0332 to set up an appointment with your advisor.

Your backpack will not go live until Monday November 10. On Nov 10, you can check Wolverine Access for your registration appointment time (which will be between Nov 20-Dec 9 based on your accumulated credits) and start backpacking classes.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Genetic Counseling Immersion Experience, Organizational Studies Information Night, Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Wednesday	BBA Application Information Sessions Nov 5th 4-5pm In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. Register online
	CIA Information Session Wed, Nov 5th 5-6:30pm Michigan Room, Michigan League All students are welcome but focus of session is geared toward sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students interested in summer internships OR graduating students interested in full-time employment in analysis side of the organization (research skills, writing, foreign language are all pluses here).
Thursday	Introduction to Informatics Thursday, November 6th 6:00-7:00 PM 1250 Undergraduate Science Building Introduction to Informatics will give you a chance to learn more about this new interdisciplinary concentration and the field of Informatics. You will have the opportunity to talk learn more about and be able to ask questions about each of the four tracks of study, academic planning, and internship and career opportunities in Informatics.Please RSVP to informatics@umich.edu.
	Global Intercultural Experience for Undergraduates (GIEU) Application Deadline: Thurs, November 6 The Global Intercultural Experience for Undergraduates (GIEU) at the University of Michigan creates new opportunities for short-term (3 or 4 week) intercultural study of a global nature at field sites, both domestic and abroad. The program enables small groups of 12 to 15 undergraduates (GIEU Student Scholars), led by a faculty member (GIEU Teaching Fellow), to learn in rich cultural environments while gaining a greater understanding of global situations and processes Direct questions to gieu@umich.edu.
	Michigan Apprentice Application Deadline Nov 6 Dream jobs—alumni have them. And we can hook you up through Michigan Apprentice, a free one-day shadowing opportunity with high-profile alumni. The Alumni Association will help you prepare for your next stage in life even before you graduate. Here’s your chance for an unforgettable career and personal development experience with top-notch Michigan alumni. If you’re a junior or senior you could be selected for an all-expenses-paid one-day internship. For companies located in other regions, travel and two nights of hotel expenses will be paid by the Alumni Association.
	Curriculum Options within Psychology Thursday, Nov 6 7-8:30pm 4448 East Hall Are you a Psychology Major? Not sure what to do now? Join us for a forum on the Psychology Curriculum “Clusters�? & how you can make your path in psychology your own! Light refreshments will be provided
	ONSP Mentorship Program Information Session Thursday, Nov 6 5:30pm Michigan Union, Pond Room Now is your chance to make a difference in the lives of incoming students during the Fall 2008 semester! Join us at one of the upcoming Mass Meetings or stop by the Mentorship office (1100 LS&A) to talk to a Communication Coordinator and learn more about becoming a Peer Mentor.
Saturday	Careers for the Public Good Saturday, November 8, 2008 12:00pm to 5:00pm Dana Building, First Floor Commons (between the Chem building and West Hall on the diag) This half-day event features recent UM alumni who are returning to campus to talk about their experience working for the public good. The program is intended for students who have been active on and off campus in various social justice issues and organizations to see that they can continue their commitments to social justice in their careers after college. The fields we will focus on are: Government and Politics; Community Development and Education; Energy, Environment, and Technology; Health, Medicine, and the Sciences; Arts and the Media. Lunch will be provided. For more information, contact Brittany Marino barino@umich.edu

UPCOMING EVENTS
Genetic Counseling Immersion Excursion
Friday, November 21
12:30-3:30 pm
Deadline for application Nov 10th
Do you love science and working with people, but don?t want to be a doctor? Do you have a particular interest in the field of genetics? Do you find yourself drawn to counseling and helping roles? Do you enjoy to helping others understand science? If so, then join us for a unique opportunity to gain insights into the field of genetic counseling.Registration is open to interested sophomores, juniors and seniors from all majors. There is limited space available, so please apply quickly! If you have any questions, please e-mail Paula Wishart at pwishart@umich.edu or Kevin Johnson at kevklwj@umich.edu. Sponsored by the Career Center.

Organizational Studies Information Night
Tuesday, November 11
5:00-6:30 pm
269 Dennison Building
Students considering the Organizational Studies Program are invited to the OS information meeting. You’ll hear from the Prospective Student Advisor, Concentration Advisor, and current OS students. Topics covered include curriculum, admissions, and career/graduate study options.

Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students
Wednesday, November 12
6-7:30 PM
2165 USB (Science Learning Center satellite location)
Sure you can pursue the "ordinary" health careers after you graduate from the U of M - dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, etc. - but why be ordinary? There are many other careers in the expanding science and health industries. Find out about the graduate and professional programs from panelists in fields like Forensic Science, Public Health, Biomedical Science, and Natural Resources. Panelists will discuss admissions requirements, program highlights, and career opportunities. You can register for this workshop online. Select “Upcoming Workshops�? and then scroll down and click on “Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students.

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health 101
A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.

Friday, November 14, 1 – 2 PM, 3222 Angell Hall

Sophomore Connection (all events are on Tuesdays, from 5:30-7:00 p.m.)
http://sitemaker.umich.edu/sophomoreconnection/home

11/11 If I Knew Then What I Know Now (About Preparing for Finals) (G239/243 Angell Hall)
11/18 Choosing a Concentration (G239/243 Angell Hall)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center
Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell
Thursday, November 13
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

BBA Application Information Sessions
In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. Register online
Wednesday, November 5th: 4-5 pm
Friday, November 7th: 4-5 pm

Week of October 27, 2008

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The late drop/add deadline is Friday, November 7th!! Are you considering dropping a class (or trying to drop a minicourse)? Read this week's Advising Tip.

The Course Guide for Winter 2009 will go live on Friday, October 31. Your backpack will not go live until Monday November 10. On Nov 10, you can check Wolverine Access for your registration appointment time (which will be between Nov 20-Dec 9 based on your accumulated credits) and start backpacking classes.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Introduction to Informatics, Michigan Apprentice, Careers for the Public Good, Organizational Studies Information Night...

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Monday	Peace Corps - Fall General Informational Meetings Monday, Oct 27 7:30-9pm The U-M Peace Corps office sponsors events in the Ann Arbor area where you can speak with a Peace Corps recruiter and former Peace Corps volunteers to learn about their experiences first hand.
Tuesday	The Sophomore Connection: What You Need to Know About Study Abroad Tuesday Oct 28 5-7pm 3222 Angell Hall Sophomore year is the perfect time to think about study abroad, either for the summer or for junior year. Advisors and students will answer your questions about going abroad through the Office of International Programs (OIP) or through a non-UM program, in-residence and transfer credit, financial aid, and timelines for planning. Find out why students say that their semester or year abroad was the best part of their undergraduate education!
Wednesday	Pre-Law: A Perfect Personal Statement: How to be Iinvited into a Law School Community Wednesday, Oct 29 3-4:30pm RSVP with specific date to Joe Henderson at jrhend@umich.edu
	Psychology Concentration Fair Wednesday, October 29, 2008 11:30am - 2:30pm East Hall Atrium Come learn more about the Psychology Department; Everyone is welcome! Find all the answers you need in one place! Refreshments will be served! Please e-mail psych.saa@umich.edu with any questions! Student Groups Honors Advising Research in the Psychology Department Study Abroad LSA Advising Professional Graduate Schools at UM & Career Center
Thursday	International Environmental Careers Thursday, October 30 6:00–7:30 PM 1040 Dana This panel will feature international environmental professionals from organizations who will share their stories about their career paths, provide career advice and highlight opportunities to get started in an international environmental career.
	Information Session for the Economics Major Thursday Oct 30 4-6 PM 140 Lorch The Economics Department invites you to learn about the requirements and opportunities in our major. This group presentation will give you the opportunity to ask a concentration advisor questions and to learn about MES, our undergraduate student organization.
Friday	Semester in Detroit Now an official UM academic program. Application deadline extended to 10/31/08 Inaugural class begins January 2009. Live in the heart of one of America’s most important cities; Choose from a dynamic curriculum – urban planning, urban studies, Detroit history, art and humanities; Gain valuable experience through a 16-hour per week internship with a Detroit community or cultural arts organization; Immerse and change yourself through this real-world learning experience AND contribute to the Detroit renaissance. Students who complete the Semester in Detroit experience AND take one more course will earn a LSA minor in Urban Community Studies. Rolling admissions process, so don’t wait to apply. Applications (found online) accepted until October 31, 2008. Any questions? Contact Semester in Detroit Associate Director, Craig Regester (regester@umich.edu) or 313-505-5185.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Introduction to Informatics
1250 Undergraduate Science Building
Thursday, November 6th
6:00-7:00 PM
Introduction to Informatics will give you a chance to learn more about this new interdisciplinary concentration and the field of Informatics. You will have the opportunity to talk learn more about and be able to ask questions about each of the four tracks of study, academic planning, and internship and career opportunities in Informatics.Please RSVP to informatics@umich.edu.

Michigan Apprentice
Application Deadline Nov 6
Dream jobs—alumni have them. And we can hook you up through Michigan Apprentice, a free one-day shadowing opportunity with high-profile alumni. The Alumni Association will help you prepare for your next stage in life even before you graduate. Here’s your chance for an unforgettable career and personal development experience with top-notch Michigan alumni. If you’re a junior or senior you could be selected for an all-expenses-paid one-day internship. For companies located in other regions, travel and two nights of hotel expenses will be paid by the Alumni Association. http://alumni.umich.edu/jobs/career-information-for-students/michigan-apprentice-program

Careers for the Public Good
Saturday, November 8, 2008
12:00pm to 5:00pm
Dana Building, First Floor Commons
(between the Chem building and West Hall on the diag)
This half-day event features recent UM alumni who are returning to campus to talk about their experience working for the public good. The program is intended for students who have been active on and off campus in various social justice issues and organizations to see that they can continue their commitments to social justice in their careers after college. The fields we will focus on are: Government and Politics; Community Development and Education; Energy, Environment, and Technology; Health, Medicine, and the Sciences; Arts and the Media. Lunch will be provided. For more information, contact Brittany Marino barino@umich.edu

Organizational Studies Information Night
Tuesday, November 11
5:00-6:30 pm
269 Dennison Building
Students considering the Organizational Studies Program are invited to the OS information meeting. You’ll hear from the Prospective Student Advisor, Concentration Advisor, and current OS students. Topics covered include curriculum, admissions, and career/graduate study options.

Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students
Wednesday, November 12
6-7:30 PM
2165 USB (Science Learning Center satellite location)
Sure you can pursue the "ordinary" health careers after you graduate from the U of M - dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, etc. - but why be ordinary? There are many other careers in the expanding science and health industries. Find out about the graduate and professional programs from panelists in fields like Forensic Science, Public Health, Biomedical Science, and Natural Resources. Panelists will discuss admissions requirements, program highlights, and career opportunities. To register for this workshop, go to https://www-a1.lsa.umich.edu/lrc_conf/app/default.asp?confid=1 .
Select “Upcoming Workshops�? and then scroll down and click on “Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students.

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health Quick Questions

David Brawn: Mondays 2–4pm (starting September 8th) in the Newnan Center library
Peggy Zitek: Thursdays 2-4pm (starting September 4th) in alcove #5 in the Science Learning Center (Rm 1720 Chem)

Pre-Health 101
A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.

Friday, November 14, 1 – 2 PM, 3222 Angell Hall

Pre-Law: A Perfect Personal Statement: How to be Iinvited into a Law School Community

Monday, Oct 29, 3-4:30pm

RSVP with specific date to Joe Henderson at jrhend@umich.edu

Sophomore Connection (all events are on Tuesdays, from 5:30-7:00 p.m.)
http://sitemaker.umich.edu/sophomoreconnection/home

10/28 What You Need to Know About Study Abroad (3222 Angell Hall)
11/11 If I Knew Then What I Know Now (About Preparing for Finals) (G239/243 Angell Hall)
11/18 Choosing a Concentration (G239/243 Angell Hall)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center

Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

Thursday, November 13
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

11/9 Math
11/16 Physics Math Chemistry

BBA Application Information Sessions
In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. Register online

Wednesday, November 5th: 4-5 pm
Friday, November 7th: 4-5 pm

Week of Oct 20, 2008

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The Newnan Academic Advising Center is now open until 7pm on Tuedays and Thursdays!! Call 764-0332 to make an appointment. MWF hours are 8am-5pm.

Thinking about Graduate School? Read this week's Advising Tip.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: Psychology Concentration Fair, International Environmental Careers, Introduction to Informatics, Michigan Apprentice...

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Tuesday	Study Abroad in Melbourne Tuesday Oct 21 3-4pm Angell G228 A representative from The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia will meet with students who wish to study abroad at The University of Melbourne. The Office of International Programs (OIP) works closely with the University of Melbourne to provide academic year and semester programs for UM Undergrads.
Wednesday	School of Nursing Fall Open House Wednesday, October 22, 2008 6-8:30 pm School of Nursing (400 North Ingalls; near the med school and Angelo's) All prospective students considering a Nursing undergraduate, master's, post-master's or PhD program are invited to attend the Fall Open House. Explore available opportunities, talk with professors and students, and discover the University of Michigan School of Nursing difference. A light dinner, refreshments and a tour of the School of Nursing building will be offered. This event is free for all attendees; family members and friends are welcome. Free parking is available. Bring a friend, bring a nursing colleague…all are welcome! RSVP online Please contact the School of Nursing Office of Student, Academic & Multicultural Services at (734) 763-5985 if you have additional questions.
	Teaching and Volunteering Abroad Wednesday, October 22 7:00-8:00 PM Michigan Union, Pond Room Programs for teaching and volunteering abroad offer a vast range of opportunities in fields such as health, social work, natural resources and teaching English. Positions are available for undergraduate and graduate/professional students, as well as for those about to graduate. Find out about some well-established programs and follow up with their representatives (and others) at the International Opportunities Fair the following day. Part of the international careers speaker series http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlprogramsseries.html
Thursday	Pre-Health 101 Thursday Oct 23 7-8pm 3222 Angell Hall A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.
	International Opportunities Fair Thursday, October 23 2pm–6pm 2nd Floor, Michigan Union Don't miss the once-a-year INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FAIR! It features organizations that offer opportunities for internships, volunteering, teaching, and working abroad. Some offer international career positions. http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlfair.html
	Undergraduate Teacher Education Information Night Thursday, October 23, 5:30 - 7:00 pm Whitney Auditorium, Room 1309, School of Education The event will include pizza, presentations, and informal conversation. You will have an opportunity to see the images and possibilities of teaching as shared by current students, alumni, and program coordinators; Explore ways to make teacher certification part of your University of Michigan experience; Learn about the application process; Sign up to have a one-on-one meeting with a School of Education advisor. If you are interested in learning more about teacher certification, but are not able to attend this special event, we encourage you to attend one of our M-Teach Information Sessions, held several times a month in the School of Education. For session dates, go to: www.soe.umich.edu/mteachinfo/ If you have further questions, please contact the Teacher Education Office at 734-615-1528 or te.program@umich.edu.
	Peace Corps and Your International Career Thursday, October 23, 7:00-8:30 PM Michigan Union, Parker Room Find out from returned Peace Corps volunteers how Peace Corps can help prepare you for careers in international development, health or diplomacy. Part of the international careers speaker series http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlprogramsseries.html
	Pre-Law: A Perfect Personal Statement: How to be Iinvited into a Law School Community Thursday, Oct 23 3-4:30pm RSVP with specific date to Joe Henderson at jrhend@umich.edu
	BBA Degree Program Sessions Thursday, October 23rd (Last one this year!!) 4-5 pm Ross BBA Advisors will discuss the academic curriculum and the characteristics required for success in the BBA Program. Register online
Friday	Alumni Association 30-Minute Mentors Friday, Oct 24 9am-3:30pm Alumni Center, 200 Fletcher St., next to the Michigan League This could be the most important 30 minutes you spend on campus this fall. Reserve your 30-minute spots to connect with any of the 12 alumni mentors anytime before Friday. You can see what this semester’s 30-Minute Mentors have to offer by going to umalumni.com, and going under the “Networking�? tab. Talk one-on-one with successful Michigan alumni in a variety of career fields. Mentor spots are available between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Sign up to meet with one of the alumni professionals for a 30 minute informational interview!! Refreshments and great advice provided. http://alumni.umich.edu/networking-tools/30-minute-mentors
	School of Social Work Prospective Student Day Friday, Oct 24 3:30-4:30pm 1794 School of Social Work Building (Fauri Seminar Room) We invite you learn more about the School by attending a prospective student information session. Admissions counselors will discuss program options, degree requirements, the application process, financial aid, and more. Time will also be available to ask questions. http://www.ssw.umich.edu/prospective/onCampus.html
	BBA Application Information Sessions Friday, October 24th: 4-5 pm In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. Register online

UPCOMING EVENTS

Psychology Concentration Fair
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
11:30am - 2:30pm
East Hall Atrium
Come learn more about the Psychology Department; Everyone is welcome! Find all the answers you need in one place! Refreshments will be served!
Please e-mail psych.saa@umich.edu with any questions!

Student Groups
Honors
Advising
Research in the Psychology Department
Study Abroad
LSA Advising
Professional Graduate Schools at UM & Career Center

International Environmental Careers
Thursday, October 30, 6:00–7:30 PM
1040 Dana
This panel will feature international environmental professionals from organizations who will share their stories about their career paths, provide career advice and highlight opportunities to get started in an international environmental career. Part of the international careers speaker series http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlprogramsseries.html

Semester in Detroit
Now an official UM academic program. Application deadline extended to 10/31/08 Inaugural class begins January 2009.
Live in the heart of one of America’s most important cities; Choose from a dynamic curriculum – urban planning, urban studies, Detroit history, art and humanities; Gain valuable experience through a 16-hour per week internship with a Detroit community or cultural arts organization; Immerse and change yourself through this real-world learning experience AND contribute to the Detroit renaissance. Students who complete the Semester in Detroit experience AND take one more course will earn a LSA minor in Urban Community Studies. Rolling admissions process, so don’t wait to apply. Applications (found online) accepted until October 31, 2008. http://www.semesterindetroit.com/ Any questions? Contact Semester in Detroit Associate Director, Craig Regester (regester@umich.edu) or 313-505-5185.

Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students
Wednesday, November 12
6-7:30 PM
2165 USB (Science Learning Center satellite location)
Sure you can pursue the "ordinary" health careers after you graduate from the U of M - dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, etc. - but why be ordinary? There are many other careers in the expanding science and health industries. Find out about the graduate and professional programs from panelists in fields like Forensic Science, Public Health, Biomedical Science, and Natural Resources. Panelists will discuss admissions requirements, program highlights, and career opportunities. To register for this workshop, go to https://www-a1.lsa.umich.edu/lrc_conf/app/default.asp?confid=1 .
Select “Upcoming Workshops�? and then scroll down and click on “Roads Less Traveled: Graduate School Opportunities for Science Students.

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health Quick Questions

David Brawn: Mondays 2–4pm (starting September 8th) in the Newnan Center library
Peggy Zitek: Thursdays 2-4pm (starting September 4th) in alcove #5 in the Science Learning Center (Rm 1720 Chem)

Pre-Health 101
A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.

Thursday, October 23, 7 – 8 PM, 3222 Angell Hall
Friday, November 14, 1 – 2 PM, 3222 Angell Hall

Pre-Law: A Perfect Personal Statement: How to be Iinvited into a Law School Community

Thursday, Oct 23, 3-4:30pm
Monday, Oct 29, 3-4:30pm

RSVP with specific date to Joe Henderson at jrhend@umich.edu

Sophomore Connection (all events are on Tuesdays, from 5:30-7:00 p.m.)
http://sitemaker.umich.edu/sophomoreconnection/home

10/28 What You Need to Know About Study Abroad (3222 Angell Hall)
11/4 Choosing a Concentration (G239/243 Angell Hall)
11/11 If I Knew Then What I Know Now (About Preparing for Finals) (G239/243 Angell Hall)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center

Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

Wednesday, October 22
Thursday, November 13
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

10/25 Physics
11/9 Math
11/16 Physics Math Chemistry

BBA Application Information Sessions
In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. Register online

Friday, October 24th: 4-5 pm
Wednesday, November 5th: 4-5 pm
Friday, November 7th: 4-5 pm

BBA Degree Program Sessions
Ross BBA Advisors will discuss the academic curriculum and the characteristics required for success in the BBA Program. Register online

Degree Session Dates and Times:
Thursday, October 23rd: 4-5 pm

Week of October 13, 2008

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The Newnan Academic Advising Center is now open until 7pm on Tuedays and Thursdays!! Call 764-0332 to make an appointment. MWF hours are 8am-5pm.

If you'd like to meet with a Peer Advisor, the PAAO (Peer Academic Advising Office; in G150 Angell) is also now open from 11pm-5pm M - F. No appointments necessary!

Thinking about Graduate School? Read this week's Advising Tip.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

UPCOMING EVENTS: International Opportunities Fair, Undergraduate Teacher Education Information Night, School of Nursing Fall Open House, International Opportunities Fair

THIS WEEK'S EVENTS

Pre-Law: A Perfect Personal Statement: How to be Invited into a Law School Community
Monday, Oct 13
12-1pm
RSVP to Joe Henderson (Newnan Advising Center pre-Law advisor) at jrhend@umich.edu

Graduate School Information Fair
Tuesday Oct 14
4-7pm
Michigan Union
Over 100 schools/programs from across the country are registered to attend. The Fair is a great way to explore graduate school options, collect application materials and meet with admissions representatives. A list of participating schools/programs is available on the fair website: http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/gradfair.html

Pre-Health Planning (part of Sophomore Connection series http://sitemaker.umich.edu/sophomoreconnection/home)
Tuesday, Oct 14
5:30-7 p.m.
3222 Angell Hall
Are you interested in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary science, physical therapy, or other health sciences? Come talk with pre-health advisors about the academic and patient-care experiences needed to be a competitive applicant, how to tell if the health sciences are a good fit for you, and recent changes to the application process. Bring your questions! Cosponsored by the Career Center and LSA Student Government.

Pharmacy at Michigan
Wednesday, October 15
7-9:30 pm
Career Center Program Room (3rd floor Student Activites Building)
Did you know that: Pharmacy is the most trusted health care profession?Pharmacists don’t count pills. They are medication specialists and use clinical expertise? Pharmacists can work in specialized hospital units, clinics, nursing homes, home care services, drug industries, government agencies and community pharmacies? Find out more about the career and curriculum of pharmacy from current University of Michigan College of Pharmacy students!

BBA Application Information Session
Thursday, October 16th
4:30-5:30 pm
In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. You must Register online!

Connect with Social Computing: Program in Informatics Information Session
Palmer Commons, Forum Hall
Saturday, October 18th
1:00-3:30 PM
Here's a chance to learn more about the Social Computing track within the Informatics concentration, which focuses on building, evaluating, and refining new and emerging social software applications. You will also learn more about and be able to ask questions about the field of information and informatics, academic planning for the Social Computing track, and internship and career opportunities in Social Computing. Please RSVP to informatics@umich.edu.

School of Public Health Prospective Student Day
Saturday October 18
8am-2pm
School of Public Health
Join us for the annual School of Public Health Information Day -- It is a great opportunity for you to learn more about the school and public health as a career. The day is planned to give you a chance to meet and ask questions of the school's faculty, students, and staff. Please register online if you would like to attend. Questions? Contact Elena at sph.inquiries@umich.edu or 734.764.9554.

UPCOMING EVENTS

International Opportunities Fair
Thursday, October 23
2pm–6pm
2nd Floor, Michigan Union
Connect with program representatives and employers to explore internship/work abroad programs, volunteer programs, job and internship opportunities and graduate school options. http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlfair.html

Undergraduate Teacher Education Information Night
Thursday, October 23, 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Whitney Auditorium, Room 1309, School of Education
The event will include pizza, presentations, and informal conversation. You will have an opportunity to see the images and possibilities of teaching as shared by current students, alumni, and program coordinators; Explore ways to make teacher certification part of your University of Michigan experience; Learn about the application process; Sign up to have a one-on-one meeting with a School of Education advisor. If you are interested in learning more about teacher certification, but are not able to attend this special event, we encourage you to attend one of our M-Teach Information Sessions, held several times a month in the School of Education. For session dates, go to: www.soe.umich.edu/mteachinfo/ If you have further questions, please contact the Teacher Education Office at 734-615-1528 or te.program@umich.edu.

School of Nursing Fall Open House
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
6-8:30 pm
School of Nursing (400 North Ingalls; near the med school and Angelo's)
All prospective students considering a Nursing undergraduate, master's, post-master's or PhD program are invited to attend the Fall Open House. Explore available opportunities, talk with professors and students, and discover the University of Michigan School of Nursing difference. A light dinner, refreshments and a tour of the School of Nursing building will be offered. This event is free for all attendees; family members and friends are welcome. Free parking is available. Bring a friend, bring a nursing colleague…all are welcome! RSVP online Please contact the School of Nursing Office of Student, Academic & Multicultural Services at (734) 763-5985 if you have additional questions.

Careers in International Health & Humanitarian Relief
Wednesday, October 22
5:00-6:30 PM
Michigan Union, Kuenzel Room
Staff members from organizations and U-M faculty members involved in various aspects of international health and humanitarian relief will share the paths they took to reach their current positions, as well as discuss the key elements to preparing for a successful career in international health. Part of the international careers speaker series http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlprogramsseries.html

Teaching and Volunteering Abroad
Wednesday, October 22
7:00-8:00 PM
Michigan Union, Pond Room
Programs for teaching and volunteering abroad offer a vast range of opportunities in fields such as health, social work, natural resources and teaching English. Positions are available for undergraduate and graduate/professional students, as well as for those about to graduate. Find out about some well-established programs and follow up with their representatives (and others) at the International Opportunities Fair the following day. Part of the international careers speaker series http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlprogramsseries.html

International Opportunities Fair
Thursday Oct. 23
2:00-6:00 PM
Michigan Union, Ballroom
The International Opportunities Fair is a great way to connect with international organizations right here on campus! We're anticipating more than 50 organizations offering something for everyone:Explore opportunities for work, internships and volunteering abroad; Explore international graduate programs; Build networks for the future; Learn more about exciting international careers. Click here for list of participating organizations.

Peace Corps and Your International Career
Thursday, October 23, 7:00-8:30 PM
Michigan Union, Parker Room
Find out from returned Peace Corps volunteers how Peace Corps can help prepare you for careers in international development, health or diplomacy. Part of the international careers speaker series http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/events/fairsevents/intlprogramsseries.html

Alumni Association 30-Minute Mentors
Friday, Oct 24
9am-3:30pm
This could be the most important 30 minutes you spend on campus this fall. Talk one-on-one with successful Michigan alumni in a variety of career fields. Mentor spots are available between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. and all sessions will be at the Alumni Center, 200 Fletcher St., next to the Michigan League. Sign up to meet with one of the alumni professionals for a 30 minute informational interview!! Refreshments and great advice provided. http://alumni.umich.edu/networking-tools/30-minute-mentors

ONGOING EVENTS

Pre-Health Quick Questions

David Brawn: Mondays 2–4pm (starting September 8th) in the Newnan Center library
Peggy Zitek: Thursdays 2-4pm (starting September 4th) in alcove #5 in the Science Learning Center (Rm 1720 Chem)

Pre-Health 101
A basic information group session for students thinking of applying to a health or healthcare related graduate or professional program.

Thursday, October 23, 7 – 8 PM, 3222 Angell Hall
Friday, November 14, 1 – 2 PM, 3222 Angell Hall

Pre-Law: A Perfect Personal Statement: How to be Iinvited into a Law School Community

Monday, Oct 13, 12-1pm
Thursday, Oct 23, 3-4:30pm
Monday, Oct 29, 3-4:30pm

RSVP with specific date to Joe Henderson at jrhend@umich.edu

Sophomore Connection (all events are on Tuesdays, from 5:30-7:00 p.m.)
http://sitemaker.umich.edu/sophomoreconnection/home

10/14 Pre-Health Planning (3222 Angell Hall)
10/28 What You Need to Know About Study Abroad (3222 Angell Hall)
11/4 Choosing a Concentration (G239/243 Angell Hall)
11/11 If I Knew Then What I Know Now (About Preparing for Finals) (G239/243 Angell Hall)

Visiting Advisors to the Newnan LSA Advising Center

Please call 764-0332 to schedule an appointment with one of these advisors in 1255 Angell Hall

Architecture: Wednesdays 1:30-4:40pm (Meghan Lee-Hinkle)
Computer Science: Mondays 2-4pm (Martin Strauss)
Engineering: Tuesdays 8:30-11:30am (Gary DeGuzman)
Health Science Scholars: Tuesdays 1-4pm (Joyce Sutton)
Kinesiology: Wednesdays 1:30-4:30pm (Martha Reck)
Music: Tuesdays 1-3pm (Charles Garrett), Thursdays 11:30-1:30 (Louise Stein)
Pharmacy: Mondays 8:30-11:30am (Valener Perry)
Public Policy: Wednesdays 10am-12pm (Beth Soboleski)

Cross Campus Transfer (to LSA) Group Information Sessions
All Sessions are 4-5pm in G239 Angell

Wednesday, October 22
Thursday, November 13
Monday, November 24
Wednesday, December 3
Monday, December 15

10/12 Math Chemistry
10/25 Physics
11/9 Math
11/16 Physics Math Chemistry

BBA Application Information Sessions
In-person, accurate information about the BBA Program and the admissions process. Register online

Thursday, October 16th: 4:30-5:30 pm
Friday, October 24th: 4-5 pm
Wednesday, November 5th: 4-5 pm
Friday, November 7th: 4-5 pm

BBA Degree Program Sessions
Ross BBA Advisors will discuss the academic curriculum and the characteristics required for success in the BBA Program. Register online

Degree Session Dates and Times:
Thursday, October 23rd: 4-5 pm
Monday, November 3rd: 4-5 pm
Tuesday, November 4th: 4-5 pm
Thursday, November 6th: 4-5 pm

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The late drop/add deadline is Friday, November 7th!! Are you considering dropping a class (or trying to drop a minicourse)? Read this week's Advising Tip.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

Week of Oct 20, 2008

The Newnan Academic Advising Center is now open until 7pm on Tuedays and Thursdays!! Call 764-0332 to make an appointment. MWF hours are 8am-5pm.

Thinking about Graduate School? Read this week's Advising Tip.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

Week of October 13, 2008

The Newnan Academic Advising Center is now open until 7pm on Tuedays and Thursdays!! Call 764-0332 to make an appointment. MWF hours are 8am-5pm.

If you'd like to meet with a Peer Advisor, the PAAO (Peer Academic Advising Office; in G150 Angell) is also now open from 11pm-5pm M - F. No appointments necessary!

Thinking about Graduate School? Read this week's Advising Tip.

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities

Also, look for upcoming deadlines in
Scholarships and Awards, and Internships, Job, and Leadership Opportunities