Campus Announcements

It is still not too late to sign up the workshop “Improving your Word 2010 Skills”. If you are interested in improving your Word 2010 skills and/or need 1 credit hour, this is the workshop for you! The workshop will be held at 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. on May 18th and from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. on May 19th. Contact Dr. Linda Reid for more information at 587-7576.

Spring final grades are now available! Please log on to the One Stop for Students to view your final grades.

Missed last weeks book buy back? Bookstore has another book buyer, buying books today, May 14,  and tomorrow, May 15, 8am to 3pm.

Just a reminder that Facilities Services are now on their Summer Hours, beginning today, May 14, 2012. Summer hours are 7:30 am t0 4:30 pm.
Thank you,
Facilities Services

Have you ever wanted to work in radio? Are you interested in a management position?
Then apply today!
KASF is looking to hire 6 student employees to fill positions at KASF Radio 90.9 FM during the 2012/2013 Fall/Spring semester!
All positions (other than secretary) are considered campus employment – so work-study approval is not necessary!

To apply please submit a cover letter to KASF General Manager Rita Mays at kasf909fm@gmail.com and complete the online application form found at the link below:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dGVvc2JfT1pIb2Y0UWl4eFlENDVIbEE6MQ#gid=0

Application deadline is August 1st!

For answers to any questions you may have, or for more information please contact
KASF GM Rita Mays at kasf909fm@gmail.com or call (719) 587-7871

Biol 179 / Biol 379
Ethnobotany is the study of the interaction between plants and people. Although it is a very old discipline, it has only recently evolved into a distinct branch of the natural sciences. In this course, we will examine the structure and function of plants and learn how ethnobotany is practiced. We will examine the intimate relationship between local cultures and native plants, specifically how plants are used in food, medicine, rituals, etc. For more information, contact Dr. Kristy L. Duran at (719)587-7767 or by email at klduran@adams.edu

Continuing a tradition of helping those in need, the EARTH group is continuing its 2012 Book Drive! Help Better World Books by contributing books for literacy programs around the globe. You too can be of help by donating old books of fiction, textbooks, children’s stories and any other bound media to one of the collection boxes on campus: in front of the bookstore and on the library’s second floor. We even accept books the bookstore won’t by back!

Help an impoverished nation by contributing your old books today!

If you are planning on taking JOUR 379 Satire in Film, a fun, 2-day summer workshop that will examine twosatiric films, now’s the time to sign up! CRN is #12229, and the course is May 18 & 19 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. 1 credit hour. Labels available to those who need them. Open to all! Questions should be directed to Dr. Bonnstetter, bbonnstetter@adams.edu.

Hello Everyone!

Sodexo is pleased to announce the winner of the Apple iPad: Melinda Viescas. This drawing was for participation in the Customer Satisfaction Survey this semester.

Melinda is a junior from Rocky Ford Colorado, pursuing a B.A. in Psychology.

Everyone’s participation has provided us with invaluable insight that will help us to better serve you. Thank you all! We are looking forward to seeing you next semester.

Have fun this summer,
Sodexo

On Saturday, May 19th, 2012, the power will be off in Girault Hall for approximately 4hours,
beginning at 10am. Feel free to contact the Facilities Services office if you have any questions or concerns.
Thank you,
Facilities Services

Bookstore will be open this Saturday, May 12th from 8am to 3pm. Have a safe and warm summer!!!

Bookstore summer hours start May 14th and go through August 17th. They are 7:30am to 4pm M-F, CLOSED on the weekend. Grizzly Den will open upon request.

English 327, Intro to Creative Writing is being offered for the MayMester. This is a great course to hone your skills, learn techniques for teaching creative writing to others (i.e. school teachers), or simply find your muse. The course will be offered over a brief term and end in early June; it’s a great way to start your summer off. Please sign up ASAP. Thanks for reading.

The SLVCRF, established by the late Tony Ross, provides financial support to SLV cancer patients to ease their journey. Join us tonight (5/10) for a benefit concert featuring Don Richmond and the Lazarus Band at 7:30 pm in Leon Hall. Tickets available at the door.

There are still places available in our creative nonfiction course this summer. Join us for four days, June 11th – 14th, then online till July 20th. You can take either ENG 328 or ENG 292 (crn 12614). Unlock that writer inside you! Contact Dr. Mac at ext. 7421 for more information.

Our hours today, Thursday, are 9-1, and we still have some time slots left between 10 & 12 if you need tutoring and advice. We’re located in McDaniel Hall, 220. To those of you who have used our services this semester: Thank you for making this the busiest spring semester in a decade! Have a great summer!

Then register for Grizzly Careers, the online job search database available to all Adams State students and alumni. It only takes a few minutes to create an account, and you can have relevant jobs forwarded directly to you. Log on at www.myinterfase.com/adams/student/ to get started. Questions? Need additional job searching help? Contact Career Services at 719-587-8300 or asccareer@adams.edu. Our office is open throughout the summer, and we can provide assistance over the phone or via email if you’re not here in Alamosa.