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MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

https://issuu.com/michigantechlode/docs/final_02112016

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

TONIGHT- Outdoor Adventure Program Starry Night Snowshoe Hike: McLain State Park

Sign up for a guided night snowshoe hike at McLain State Park on Friday, February 12 from 6-9PM. Cost is $12 and includes snowshoes! To sign up, call OAP at 906-487-2290 or stop by their office at 207 East St. for more information.

Chinese Night Hosted by the Chinese Students and Scholars Association

Chinese Night for the Year of Monkey is coming up this Saturday, February 13, presented by Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA.) Dinner will be served in the MUB and then performances to follow in the Rosza. The tickets are available for purchase in the MUB and Wads. The ticket selling schedule is as follows.

African Night Hosted by the African Student Organization

African Night is next Saturday, February 20 at the MUB Ballroom. Tickets are selling from February 10-19 at the MUB Commons between Noon-4:00 PM. You can also email asoexec-l@mtu.edu for ticket deliveries. This years theme is African Market and there will be a variety of dishes to try from 6-8PM. Following dinner will be a live performance by Madafo Bichinis Dancers. There will also be African prints and souvenirs (clothing, jewelry, bags, etc.) for sale as well as a free photo booth where you can try on some African fashions and have your photo taken. People should come and witness the “African Market Experience.”

Khana Khazana Serving Korean Cuisine

Korean cuisine is on the menu for Friday’s Khana Khazana in the Memorial Union Foodcourt. Serving is from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.   The menu includes:

• Beef Bulgogi : Stir fry beef marinated with Korean style sauce and served with rice.
• Soegogi-muguk : One of the popular soups in Korea.
• Musaengchae : Spicy Korean salad like Kimchi.

The price is $7.25 for the full meal and includes a fountain drink. Like the Khana Khazana at Michigan Tech Facebook page.

Winter Baja Race

The 2016 Winter Baja race presented by the Michigan Tech Mini Baja Enterprise will be this Saturday, February 13th up at the Student Development Complex. The dynamic events will start at 8am with the race starting at 11am. Spectators are encouraged to go to the wood gym where they will be directed to the designated spectator locations. For more information visit winterbaja.enterprise.mtu.edu.

Come Dance with Nosotros

This weekend, Film Board Presents 007: Spectre

Showtimes in Fisher 135: Friday, 2/12 – 5:30, 8:30, 11:30 PM Saturday, 2/13 – 2:30, 5:30, 8:30, 11:30 PM Sunday, 2/14 – 2:30, 5:30 PM Tickets are $3 and concessions are $1 each for candy, pop and popcorn. We hope to see you at the show this weekend, and have a great day. Also, Next week Film Board Presents: Autism in Love Monday, Feb. 15 @ 8 pm Tickets are FREE

Visiting Artist Rachel Kauff Explores Ecological Art Making

Michigan Technological University’s Rozsa Center, The Department of Visual and Performing Arts, and The Department of Biological Sciences are excited to present a lecture and exhibition exploring the connections between art and ecology, by visiting artist Rachel Kauff. Kauff will first present a lecture, Past Use: Ecology and Art Objects, on Friday, Feb. 19 at 4:00 PM in Michigan Tech’s Biological Sciences building, DOW 641. A-Space, the Rozsa Professional Gallery, will feature Kauff’s work in an exhibition titled Tipping Points, February 20 – April 25. There will be an opening reception and gallery discussion in A-Space for Tipping Points on Saturday, February 20, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM. This event is partially sponsored/funded by the Visiting Women & Minority Lecturer/Scholar Series (VWMLS) which is funded by a grant to Institutional Equity & Inclusion from the State of Michigan’s King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.

Nice People Dancing To Good Country Music: A Fun Romantic Comedy by Tech Theatre

What’s a great idea for a night out with your valentine? Join Tech Theatre as they present “Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music” in the McArdle Theatre on Thursday, February 18 – Saturday, Feb. 20 and Thursday Feb. 25 – Saturday Feb. 27, 7:30 PM. “Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music” is a play by Lee Blessing: A fun, romantic comedy, featuring a country bar-owner, a nun with a funny way of shouting out obscenities at the wrong moment, her aunt, and the hilarious, unlikely romance that unfolds. Tickets for are on sale now, $13 for adults, $5 for youth, and no charge for Michigan Tech students with the Experience Tech fee. Tickets are available by phone at (906) 487-2073, online at Rozsa.mtu.edu, in person at the Central Ticketing Office in the Student Development Complex, or at the McArdle Box Office the evening of the performance.

Learn Korean or Chinese with the iClub

International Club has started the Language and Culture Study Program which provides languages that Tech does not offer. Weekly Korean and Chinese lessons are happening on Tuesday and Thursday nights 6-8pm in Walker 120A, individual tutors available. Other language sessions (Thai, Portuguese, Hindi, Native American, etc) could be available upon more requests towards iclub@mtu.edu. Korean Language and Culture Study, Tuesdays (every week) from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Walker 120A (the larger classroom with lots of windows when you walk into HDMZ). Chinese language and Culture Study, Thursdays (every week) from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Walker 120A.

Free Cooking Class from Husky FAN Are you interested in learning how to create affordable, healthy meals? Join Shelley and Wesley as they prepare 2 tuna dishes and share recipes for 8 more! This cooking class is FREE and will take place Thursday February 18 at 6 PM in the Hillside Place Kitchen. Make sure to RSVP here! If you have questions, please email huskyfan@mtu.edu or checkout their website for more resources.

WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS & INFO SESSIONS

Erin Brown, Motivational Speaker and Leader in the World of Body Positivity  

Erin Brown is speaking on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at 6:00 pm in Fisher 135. Erin offers a unique perspective on health and fitness that starts from within. An approach of patience and love for finding happiness with your body. For more on Erin Browns philosophy and recent blog post visit her site http://iamerinbrown.com/

Rail Night Hosted by Michigan Tech’s Railroad Transportation Program and REAC

CAMPUS NEWS

Multiliteracies Center NOW Hiring for an MTMC Undergrad Coach

If you are interested in becoming an undergrad MTMC coach, please download and fill out the application HERE. Follow the directions on page two of the application to return the document by email.  The application deadline is February 29. There will be an information meeting for people interested in being an MTMC coach on Tuesday, February 23 from 5-6 PM in Walker 107 (The MTMC).

FREE – Women’s Business Clothing – Get ready for Career Fair

Gently worn women’s business clothing and accessories will be available for Michigan Tech students at no cost. Sunday, Feb. 14, 2016 12pm-3pm Harold Meese Center (Bldg #84) at the corner of Houghton Ave and Pearl Street, across from Jim’s Foodmart Donations made possible through faculty, staff, alumni and friends of Michigan Tech. Note: We are still accepting donations at the Meese Center this week, or beginning 2 hours prior to the event!

 $15,000 Scholarship to Study in Ireland

International Programs and Services has exciting news! Go Overseas just announced they are sponsoring TWO scholarships for students to study abroad in Ireland for a semester! One lucky undergrad and one lucky master’s student are eligible to apply! The scholarship must be used during the 2016/2017 academic year (summer 2016, fall 2016, and spring 2017). All you need to do is submit a photo essay online by March 4. Link to apply: http://www.gooverseas.com/scholarships/ireland Link to FAQ’s http://www.gooverseas.com/scholarships/ireland/faq For questions, email studyabroad@mtu.edu.

Hearing Loop System in Fisher 135

Recently, Institutional Equity and Inclusion (IEI) and Information Technology (IT) coordinated the installation of a hearing loop system in Fisher Hall, Room 135. This system allows students, employees, and community members who use hearing aids to have a greater ability to hear the content of classes, programs, and events in this room. The idea of a hearing loop system was originally brought forward by a hearing impaired student. The Calumet Theatre has a hearing loop system and this student indicated that Michigan Tech could benefit from a similar system. Funding for diversity and disability initiatives, received from The General Motors Corporation, was devoted specifically to this hearing loop system. IEI and IT worked with Hearing Loop Systems from Holland, MI to determine the best options for Michigan Tech. In the future, as new construction is designed on campus, hearing assistance systems will hopefully be incorporated. IEI would like to promote the availability of the hearing loop system on campus. If your department, group, or organization is hosting an event in Fisher 135 please include the statement “Fisher 135 is Hearing Loop equipped” in your advertising. If you have questions or feedback about the system please email equity@mtu.edu.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Volunteer Opportunity with CopperDog 150

SPORTS & WELLNESS

Body Positivity Week 2/22 – 2/25

These vents are sponsored by Wellness, Delta Zeta, Delta Phi Epsilon, Speak Up Title IX, and Girls Gone Strong. Schedule of Events: Monday, February 22: ~Love My Body Excercise, Library 12-4PM Tuesday, February 23: ~Balance and Moderation Lunch and Learn (email wmborosk@mtu.edu to RSVP), MUB Ballroom A1 12-1 ~Yoga for Every Body, SDC Studio 8:15-9:15 PM Wednesday, February 24: ~Eating Disorder Screening with Counseling Services, Relaxation Room 313 Admin Bldg 10-2PM ~Trash Your Insecurities, DOW Lobby 12-4PM Thursday, February 25: ~Guest Speaker Erin Brown, Fisher 135, 6PM “There is more to health than washboard abs. I’m here to talk about the rest of it.” – Erin Brown

  Spring 2016 Youth Tennis Lessons

CAREER SERVICES

REMINDERS

Nominations OPEN for the Student Leadership Awards

On behalf of the University, we are seeking nominations for the President’s Award for Leadership, Vice President for Student Affairs and Advancement Award for Service, and various other student leadership awards. The recipient of each award will be honored at the 22nd Annual Student Leadership Awards Ceremony at 6:00 PM, Friday, April 15, 2016, in the Ballroom of the Memorial Union Building.

The nomination process is simple and actually quite easy. All awards and information about each can be found on the web at www.sa.mtu.edu/awards/ . For each individual award, simply click on the award title, then complete and submit the nomination form.

Nominations for the President’s Award for Leadership and the Vice President for Student Affairs and Advancement Award for Service are due by 5:00 PM, Friday, March 4, 2016.

Nominations for all other Student Leadership Awards are due by 12:00 PM, Friday, March 18, 2016.

Please take a minute to nominate a student or colleague today.

Questions concerning any of the awards should be directed to Karma Kilpela, Student Activities, at 487-1963 or activities@mtu.edu .

Thank you for recognizing our best and brightest students.  Your support is appreciated.

DID YOU KNOW?

UP Health System at the SDC Location has Services Just for Students

While students have access to all the services that the greater community does, we have arranged to provide some common services on a walk-in basis and others with a scheduled appointment. See the website for more information.

Walk-in Services:

• Abdominal pain
• Allergy injections
• Athletes foot
• Back pain
• Bladder infections
• Cold and flu symptoms
• Cough
• Drainage of abscesses
• Ear pain/infections
• Fever
• Headache
• Insect bites
• Minor burns and rashes
• Musculoskeletal injuries
• Poison ivy
• Pregnancy tests
• Seasonal allergies
• Sinus infections
• Sore throat
• Sports medicine
• STD testing
• Upper respiratory infections
• Urinary complaint

 Appointment Needed:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Minor office procedures
• Nutrition services
• Referral for specialty care
• Travel medicine
• Treatments of warts

MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

http://issuu.com/michigantechlode/docs/final_02042016

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

TONIGHT: Winter Carnival Comedian Judah Friedlander

On the comedy stage, Judah Friedlander is The World Champion. He is the best athlete in the world, greatest martial artist, the sexual desire of every woman, and a role model to children. Let’s face it, Judah is the greatest comedian in the world… And the most humble. Judah is an extra-dark black belt in karate.

You can watch Judah as “Frank Rossitano” on the Emmy-winning “30 Rock” every night in syndication & on Comedy Central. Judah has made multiple hilarious appearances on many late night talk shows including: Letterman, Conan, Fallon & The Daily Show.
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Student Tickets are $5 and available for purchase at the Central Ticketing Office in the Student Development Complex with a valid HuskyCard.
Monday – Friday: 8 am – 9 pm
Saturday: 8 am – 7 pm
Sunday: 11 am – 8 pm
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Non-Student Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online atrozsa.mtu.edu, by phone at 906-487-2073, or at the Central Ticketing Office in the SDC.

MUB Board Stuff- A-Husky Event

It’s that time of the year again when we become surrounded in a world full of pink and hearts and a tiny baby shooting arrows at people to make them fall in love (which doesn’t sound very safe). Well, we can’t completely ignore the world of Valentine’s Day so let’s make the most of it together. Bring your special someone (or your single friends) to the MUB Commons on Thursday, February 11 at 7:00PM to adopt and stuff a new cuddle buddy. We will provide the animals (huskies, penguins, bears, puppies, and more), and the stuffing. You just need to bring a smile and provide a loving home for your new stuffed animal. 🙂 Oh and make sure to bring your HuskyCard to receive an animal at no cost – while supplies last!

Film Board Showing Mockingjay Part 2

Showtimes in Fisher 135:

We hope to see you at the show this weekend, and have a great day!

Phi Delta Chi Homemade Valentine’s Event

WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS & INFO SESSIONS

HuskyLEAD: Industry Reps – What are they Looking for?

Railroad Engineering and Activities Club General Business Meeting

The Railroad Engineering and Activities Club will be having February General Business Meeting on Tuesday (2/9) at 7:00 PM in Dillman 214. We have guest speaker, Phil Pasterak from engineering firm, Parsons Brinckerhoff coming in to discuss high speed and light rail operations/projects in the U.S. He has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to railroads and how they operate, so he’ll be able to answer questions on topics beyond what is listed! Come to learn about current job/internship opportunities and our upcoming trips!

Don’t forget about Rail Info Night on the night of career fair! Great opportunity to meet some industry reps! @ DHH Ballroom

All majors are welcome to join us! FREE pizza and pop!

CAMPUS NEWS

Nominations OPEN for the Student Leadership Awards

At Michigan Tech we are blessed with students that are crazy smart, motivated and adventurous.  As faculty and staff we partner with these students to inspire community, scholarship, possibilities, accountability, and tenacity. And we realize how lucky we are to be able to work alongside them in their academic and career pursuits.  Now is the time to recognize these students for their commitment, enthusiasm, and leadership. On behalf of the University, we are seeking nominations for the President’s Award for Leadership, Vice President for Student Affairs and Advancement Award for Service, and various other student leadership awards. The recipient of each award will be honored at the 22nd Annual Student Leadership Awards Ceremony at 6:00 PM, Friday, April 15, 2016, in the Ballroom of the Memorial Union Building.

The nomination process is simple and actually quite easy. All awards and information about each can be found on the web at www.sa.mtu.edu/awards/ . For each individual award, simply click on the award title, then complete and submit the nomination form.

Nominations for the President’s Award for Leadership and the Vice President for Student Affairs and Advancement Award for Service are due by 5:00 PM, Friday, March 4, 2016.

Nominations for all other Student Leadership Awards are due by 12:00 PM, Friday, March 18, 2016.

Please take a minute to nominate a student or colleague today.

Questions concerning any of the awards should be directed to Karma Kilpela, Student Activities, at 487-1963 or activities@mtu.edu .

Thank you for recognizing our best and brightest students.  Your support is appreciated.

Winter Carnival Book Sale Saturday, 2/6

The Friends of the Michigan Tech Library (FMTL) will hold a Winter Carnival book sale from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, February 6 in the lobby of the Robert Van Pelt and John and Ruanne Opie Library.

Merchandise will include Michigan Tech heritage souvenir blankets, Copper Country historic photo note cards and selected used books. Free hot chocolate and cookies will be available. All proceeds will go to support the Michigan Tech Library.

Winter Carnival CashKey Special

Transportation Services is running a Winter Carnival special on cash keys:

If you routinely park at the on-campus metered spaces, you may want to consider purchasing a CashKey. A CashKey is a simple round key that can be attached to your car keychain and be used in place of quarters to quickly and conveniently purchase time at a parking meter.

CashKeys may be purchased and reloaded at the Transportation Services office (Admin 100) in amounts of $25, $50, or $100. CashKeys allow parking at a rate of $0.75/hour and may only be used in hour increments. There is a $25 deposit fee that will be refunded upon return of your CashKey.

The Winter Carnival special will run the whole month of February. All CashKey amounts will be discounted 10 percent. That means you can get $25 of parking for $22.50, $50 of parking for $45, or $100 of parking for $90.

Winter Carnival Parking and Extended Shuttle Service

In order to accommodate the many visitors during Winter Carnival, the following lots will be available beginning at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd (Lot 11 opens 4 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 5th), free of charge, no permits required.

     Lot 9 (commuter lot by the Rozsa Center)

     Lot 5 (graduate student lot by the Rozsa)

     Lot 27 (pay lot between the Administration Building and MUB)

     Overnight parking – you may park in Lot 9, the commuter lot by the Rozsa without a permit.

     Lot 11 (near the Administration Building) will be open at 4 pm on Friday.

Lastly, there will be free parking at all metered areas.  However, please be aware that all other areas/lots not listed above will be fully enforced as usual.

Transportation Services will also extend its operations during Winter Carnival.  The MTU shuttle service will run from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.  The City of Houghton shuttle service will run its regular scheduled service.  Please remember that the MTU shuttle bus is not equipped to handle children but you may utilize the on-demand service that the City of Houghton provides.

We hope you enjoy this expanded shuttle service during Winter Carnival and free parking in designated areas.

For any questions or comments regarding Winter Carnival parking regulations or shuttle bus service please call Transportation Services at 487-1441 or Public Safety and Police Services at 487-2216.

SPORTS & WELLNESS

Become a Member of the Michigan Tech Nordic Ski Club

A $10 membership gets you free use of skis & snowshoes at the Tech Trails, weekly practices for novice skiers and one free beginner lesson and more!

ski.mtu.edu

Use the Buddy System & Get HuskiesFit with Personal Training

CAREER SERVICES

REMINDERS

Win $500 at Trivia Night, 2/23/16

Please join the Student Philanthropy Council for a Michigan Tech Trivia Night in the MUB on Tuesday, February 23 from 7:00 – 8:00 PM.  All registered student organizations are invited to participate with a team (3 member maximum).  There will be prizes for each round and a grand prize of $500 for your student org. To register or for more information please email Adam Portmann at aportman@mtu.edu.

BIGFOOT Snowshoe Event 2/6/16

The Bigfoot Snowshoe Event is a chance for folks to get out and enjoy the trails and woods on the Michigan Tech Trail System. Now in it’s 19th year, we continue to offer rental snowshoes for use at no charge with a photo ID. Door prizes will be drawn at 11:15am and you do not need to be present to win. Snacks and light refreshments will be available as well. Trails will be marked for rental snowshoe users to ensure availability for everyone, but participants with their own snowshoes are encouraged to explore more of the trails.

Please dress for the weather and join us for a great event! Registration 8-10:30am Waxing Shed, Michigan Tech Trails.

Go to the website for more info on events and price. CLICK HERE to sign up!

MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

 http://issuu.com/michigantechlode/docs/final012816

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

Khana Khazana Fundraiser for the Children of Syria

Khana Khazana is providing an opportunity for the Iranian Community at Michigan Tech to raise funds to support the children of Syria. This opportunity is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday in the MUB food court. Cost is $7.25 per plate including a fountain drink. The menu includes: Chicken Cutlet, or “KuKu-ye Morq” in Farsi, is a delicious dish from northern Iran. It is a mix of shredded chicken breast, eggs and onions. A special red sauce adds a very pleasant juicy taste to it. Potato Kuku is an egg-based Persian vegetarian dish flavored with shredded potatoes, onion, garlic and chives. Aush Reshteh is a delicious hearty soup in Iran made of fresh vegetables, rice noodles, beans and kashk. Halva is a delicious sweet desert made up of rice flour, sugar, rosewater, saffron and almond.

Mu Beta Psi Hosting Jazz Night on the Town

Each spring we award our John MacInnes Student Scholarship to a Michigan Tech student who we feel has made great strides in the musical community at Michigan Tech and their respective musical group(s). The funds for this scholarship are raised at an annual scholarship concert. This year the concert features Northern Standard Time and AstroSax at the Orpheum Theatre. Doors will open at 7:30 pm. For more information visit us at zeta.mubetapsi.org.

 Win $500 at Trivia Night, 2/23/16

Please join the Student Philanthropy Council for a Michigan Tech Trivia Night in the MUB on Tuesday, February 23 from 7:00 – 8:00 PM.  All registered student organizations are invited to participate with a team (3 member maximum).  There will be prizes for each round and a grand prize of $500 for your student org. To register or for more information please email Adam Portmann at aportman@mtu.edu.

This weekend, Film Board presents: The Martian

Showtimes in Fisher 135:

Friday, Jan 29 @ 5:30, 8:30, and 11:30 Saturday, Jan 30 @ 2:30, 5:30, 8:30, and 11:30 Sunday, Jan 31 @ 2:30 and 5:30

Tickets are $3, concessions are $1 each for pop, candy, and popcorn. We hope to see you at the show this weekend, and have a great day!

ACM Hosting Winter WonderHack

Winter WonderHack is a Makeathon, meaning a time devoted to creating something new. Students register and come to the event where they work alone or in a group to make an idea come to life, whether that idea involves hardware, software, marketing, design, or some other uniqueness. Our sponsers will send represenatives from their companies or organizations to see projects and network with students. Teams can enter into categories to compete for prizes. Food and swag are provided for FREE, there will also be a variety of cool technology provided for hacks (projects). Register at wwhack.org WHEN: Feburary 12th – 14th, this event takes place over 36 hours WHERE: Spread across MTU Library, Fisher, and Rehki

WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS & INFO SESSIONS

Erin Brown, Motivational Speaker and Leader in the World of Body Positivity  

Erin Brown is speaking on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at 6:00 pm in Fisher 135. Erin offers a unique perspective on health and fitness that starts from within. An approach of patience and love for finding happiness with your body. For more on Erin Browns philosophy and recent blog post visit her site http://iamerinbrown.com/

CAMPUS NEWS

Volunteers Needed for Get WISE!

The Center for Pre-College Outreach is seeking volunteers to help with a workshop for local youth called Get WISE. Get WISE stands for Get Women in Science and Engineering! The event is open to 250 local 7th and 8th grade girls – they come to campus, take part in fun science/engineering challenges, engage in friendly competition, and meet college role models. Volunteers at this event will be in charge of a small group of girls and will facilitate the three activities throughout the day. Get WISE will be held on Tuesday, February 23rd from 9:00 am – 1:30 pm in the SDC Wood Gym. Our greatest need is currently for late morning and early afternoon (times between 11:00 – 1:30), but any amount of time you can give is tremendously appreciated, from one hour to all day! It’s a great event; check out photos from last year here. Lunch is provided for those who are there during that time, and there will be training sessions beforehand so that everyone is fully prepared. To sign up or for more information, please contact Liz Fujita (liz@mtu.edu).

Help Plan the 2016 Keweenaw Color Run

The Keweenaw Color Run(KCR) is a locally organized event in its second year that serves the whole community of Michigan Tech and the Keweenaw. The event brings students, community members and businesses together from different backgrounds and cultures for entertainment and fitness. We are committed to diversity, culture and working towards a stronger sense of community here in our home. Last year, we were able to donate over $2,000 to community Non-Profits all while providing a top-notch event experience for over 600 participants. This year we have the set the goal to provide an even better event to more participants while staying core to our values: Join us in pursuit of this mission!

We are seeking candidates from a wide perspective of campus involvement to help “plot the course” of the 2016 KCR. Come build and demonstrate your leadership skills with a position on the KCR Committee. We provide leadership opportunities to: Manage 200 Volunteers, oversee a large organizational budget, develop a social advertising portfolio, refine processes, work with permitting and grant writing, form relationships with corporations and local businesses; all invaluable tools for a resume and for your career. Not to mention, you get to spend time with an awesome team doing awesome things for the Community!

Position Responsibilities For All Positions:
Commit to working about 1-2 hours per week, more the week of the event.
Attend every-other week committee meetings on MTU Campus.
Complete action Items as assigned and fulfill your goals as set with the committee.
Represent the mission of the KCR when acting in official capacity and in daily life.

If Interested:
Send an email to kpmcgurk@mtu.edu with the following three things

1. Full Name, Contact Email, Phone number
2. What position you would like and why (be as brief, but descriptive as possible)
3. Your schedule for spring semester (so we can schedule a meeting to talk how you best fit on our team

Positions Available:

Event Director, Registration & Check in Coordinator, Sponsorship & Donation Coordinator, Promotions, Media & Public Relations Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, Purchasing & Treasurer, Signage, Safety & Course Coordinator (Will need to get van certified: will get large cargo van), Logistics Coordinator (Will need to get van certified: Will get large BOX VAN), Pre/Post Event & Announcement Coordinator, and Start/Finish & Timing Coordinator.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Local Swing Dance Club presents Live Jive Madmen Party

Get your groovy on for a hot night in the cool town of Calumet. The local Swing Dance Club presents “Live Jive Madmen Party” 6 p.m. Saturday January 30 at the Vertin Gallery and Antiques on the corner of 6th and Oak. Live performances, lessons, and out of sight music-get hot or go home! For more information call 934-2655.

SPORTS & WELLNESS

 

Find Your Zen Place with HuskiesFit Yoga

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Upcoming Intramural Events

CAREER SERVICES

REMINDERS

BIGFOOT Snowshoe Event 2/6/16

The Bigfoot Snowshoe Event is a chance for folks to get out and enjoy the trails and woods on the Michigan Tech Trail System. Now in it’s 19th year, we continue to offer rental snowshoes for use at no charge with a photo ID. Door prizes will be drawn at 11:15am and you do not need to be present to win. Snacks and light refreshments will be available as well. Trails will be marked for rental snowshoe users to ensure availability for everyone, but participants with their own snowshoes are encouraged to explore more of the trails.

Please dress for the weather and join us for a great event! Registration 8-10:30am Waxing Shed, Michigan Tech Trails.

Go to the website for more info on events and price. CLICK HERE to sign up!

Winter Carnival Stage Revue 2016

During Stage Revue, campus fraternities, sororities, and many other student organizations present skits full of college humor that brings the Winter Carnival theme to life! Come join us to see the final performance and comedian Jeff Scheen as our Master of Ceremony on Thursday, February 4 at 7:00pm at the Rozsa Center.

Tickets are $5 for students and general admission is $10.

For more information please contact Kyle Mischler, kbmischl@mtu.edu.

ADVENTURE SPRING BREAK 2016 with the Outdoor Adventure Program

The OAP student staff plan a number of Spring break adventures for students. The OAP prides itself on offering a quality experience in the outdoors, planned and led by student trip leaders. Our student trip leaders have extensive training, including Wilderness First Responder Certification and previous trip leader experience. Our trip leaders spend a great deal of time researching and planning these trips to ensure a safe, fun, and sometimes educational experience for their peers.         Yosemite Valley Experience! Live in Yosemite Valley, California for the week! Activities could include hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, climbing, and soaking in the Yosemite Valley culture. Price: $300 (+ airfare to San Francisco Airport)     Southbound Experience – Orange Beach, Alabama with pit stops at Red River Gorge and Mammoth Cave! Get your swimsuits ready! We will be snorkeling, go-karting, kayaking, spelunking, hiking, and beach bumming for the week Price: $550 (includes activities, travel, food, and lodging)   For questions, please contact the Outdoor Adventure Program at oap@mtu.edu or call (906) 487-2290 between the hours of noon-5:00PM.

CopperDog Volunteers Sought

Michigan Tech staff and students are asked to consider volunteering for the CopperDog 150 race February 26 to 28. There will be a LEAD volunteer training session from 10 a.m. to noon January 30 at River Valley Bank in Calumet. There will be an all-hands volunteer training session from 10 a.m. to noon February 20 at the CLK School multi purpose. For more information or to register, visit the CopperDog 150 website.

MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

  http://issuu.com/michigantechlode/docs/final_01_21_2016

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

BIGFOOT Snowshoe Event 2/6/16

The Bigfoot Snowshoe Event is a chance for folks to get out and enjoy the trails and woods on the Michigan Tech Trail System. Now in it’s 19th year, we continue to offer rental snowshoes for use at no charge with a photo ID. Door prizes will be drawn at 11:15am and you do not need to be present to win. Snacks and light refreshments will be available as well. Trails will be marked for rental snowshoe users to ensure availability for everyone, but participants with their own snowshoes are encouraged to explore more of the trails.
Please dress for the weather and join us for a great event!
Registration 8-10:30am
Waxing Shed, Michigan Tech Trails

Go to the website for more info on events and price.

CLICK HERE to sign up!

Filipino Cuisine at Khana Khazana

Khana Khazana will serve Filipino cuisine from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow in the MUB food court. The cost is $7.25 for a full meal including a fountain soda.

The menu includes:
Pineapple Chicken Afritada: Chicken simmered in tomato sauce and dressed with potatoes, bell peppers, onions and pineapple served with rice.
Vegetable Lumpia: Spring roll filling with stir fry vegetables.
Pinoy Apple Salad: Fresh apple and fruit cocktail with Filipino dressing.

NEXT WEEK Friday 1/29:

The Iranian Community at Michigan Tech, along with the support of Dining Services, will raise raise funds to support children of Syria http://www.unicef.org/emergencies/syria/. 

The Iranian dishes will include Chicken Cutlet, Potato Kuku (potato pancake), Aush (hearty soup of vegetables, rice noodles, and beans), and Halva (sweet dessert).

Film Board Showing The Peanuts Movie 3D

 Come Dance with NOSOTROS

Learn how to dance to Latin music on Saturday, January 23 from 8-9PM with open floor from 9-11PM. This is a free event and no partner needed. Open to the public and all levels are welcome.

Opening Reception For Noise Floor Tomorrow

Noise surrounds us. In the industrial world we are constantly bombarded with sounds, most of which we no longer even notice (the hum of compressor motors, the whine of routers, the whirr of hard drives, the roar of lawnmowers).

Noise Floor is an interactive exhibit by artist Josh Loar (VPA), focused on the pervasive noise around us, mechanical and cultural–bringing into focus sounds that we normally shut out of our conscious minds.

Join us for a reception with the artist at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. in the Rozsa Gallery A-Space. This exhibit is free and open to the public, and will be in the Rozsa Gallery A-Space through jan. 30.

Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. M-F and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays. Loar, Professor of Practice in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, is a multimedia artist and designer whose works have been featured in galleries and salons from NYC to Los Angeles, and his design and music composition has been featured in countless stage shows, films, TV programs, theme parks, concerts, and so on. He is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, director, writer, painter, filmmaker, and all-around general artist type.

WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS & INFO SESSIONS

HuskyLEAD, Financing and Budgeting for your Organization

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Are you interested in joining a community of self-motivated, independent-thinking students who take charge of their education and full advantage of all that Michigan Tech has to offer? If so, consider applying to the Pavlis Honors College’s Scholars and Leaders Programs.

All motivated and committed undergraduate students in good academic standing are invited, regardless of GPA.

The current application window will remain open until March 1 for students wishing to join the college in fall.

All scholars and leaders students take core courses, participate in an immersion experience and carry out an honors project. The Scholars and Leaders Programs offer multiple pathways for students to complete the requirements for Pavlis Honors College designation on their diplomas and transcripts as well as special recognition in the graduation program.

One pathway is the well-established Pavlis Institute for Global Technological Leadership which is designed to prepare students to become successful leaders through focused coursework and interdisciplinary, team-based project work implemented in a cross-cultural environment.

Students applying to this program should have at least three years remaining in their undergraduate degree program and be prepared to travel to one our foreign project centers the summer between their third and fourth years of study at Michigan Tech.

A second pathway is the new Peace Corps Prep program, an official partnership with the U.S. Peace Corps. This program prepares undergraduates for Peace Corps service or other cross-cultural, community-based professional work. Students gain cross-cultural and foreign language learning experience in and out of the classroom. They also gain first-hand experience in a prominent sector of community development work, such as health, education or environment. The Peace Corps Prep program emphasizes establishing strong cross-cultural professional partnerships and developing an interdisciplinary framework for addressing pressing global problems such as climate change, sanitation, childhood malnutrition, girl’s education and others.

Students can customize their area of focus to fit their personal interests. Students applying to this program should have at least two years remaining in their undergraduate degree program.

Third, is the Custom Pathway Program, where students can customize their own pathway to incorporate an enterprise experience, student research, an entrepreneurial endeavor or an industrial internship, to name just a few options, to complete the Pavlis Honors College requirements.

If none of our established pathways suit your needs and interests, design your own and work with the college’s faculty and staff to realize your vision for success.

For more information, read here and attend one of the following Pavlis Honors College Information Sessions scheduled in the coming weeks. All information sessions will be held in the Pavlis Honors College Collaboration Space – Minerals and Materials Building, room 722 (facing the Portage Canal).

• January 28 — from noon-1 p.m.
• February 11 — from 6-7 p.m.

For more information on the college, visit: honors@mtu.edu

Muslim Student Assoc. Hosting a Lecture from Dr. Ahmed Taha

The Muslim Student Association at Michigan Tech is pleased to invite you to a cultural lecture event on Thursday, January 28 from 5-7 PM at Fisher Hall Room 135. Guest speaker Dr. Ahmed Taha, will present on the Islamic concept of life and its teachings in directing the spiritual, social, political, economic, scientific and activism needs of both the human and society in a comprehensive, balanced, and harmonious way. The correct meaning and application of the misunderstood and misused term of “Jihad” will also be discussed.

Following the lecture will be a Q&A Session.

Erin Brown, Motivational Speaker and Leader in the World of Body Positivity  

Erin Brown is speaking on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at 6:00 pm in Fisher 135. Erin offers a unique perspective on health and fitness that starts from within. An approach of patience and love for finding happiness with your body.

For more on Erin Browns philosophy and recent blog post visit her site http://iamerinbrown.com/

Biotech Career Talk with Matthew Hymes

Come learn about an exciting career in the world of Biotech on Thursday, January 28 at Noon in DOW 642. Michigan Tech Alum Matthew Hymes will be presenting about his career as a scientist and entrepreneur with biotech startups. 

Open to all majors and degree levels.

CAMPUS NEWS

Winter Carnival Stage Revue 2016

During Stage Revue, campus fraternities, sororities, and other organizations present skits full of college humor that brings the Winter Carnival theme to life! Come join us to see the final performance and comedian Jeff Scheen as our Master of Ceremony on Thursday, February 4 at 7:00pm in the Rozsa Center. Tickets are $5 for students and general admission is $10.

For more information please contact Kyle Mischler, kbmischl@mtu.edu.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Volunteer Opportunity with Copper Dog

You may also reach Beth via email if you have questions at bethanneconley@copperdog150.com or 906-337-6919

Calumet Theater Hosting Benefit Concert

Entertainer Scott Helmer will be performing live in concert at the historic Calumet Theatre on February 14, as the final concert during his ‘Support YOUR Cause’ tour, which has helped raise over $1 MM for good causes across America. Summary of it and his next initiative at the following and below – Entertainer Scott Helmer to Launch ‘Never Give Up’ Tour in 2016

In addition to benefitting the Calumet Theatre, Scott’s February 14 concert will also benefit Dial Help Community Support & Outreach Center and the Copper Country Humane Society – info here http://www.calumettheatre.com/events/event/scott-helmer-support-your-cause-tour/

Donation Price of:
$21.00, General Seating
$30.00 includes a Scott Helmer CD & a Elevator “Lift us UP” Button

SPORTS & WELLNESS

CAREER SERVICES

Career Services Learning Center 

 An Internship or a Co-op is in Your Future

REMINDERS

ADVENTURE SPRING BREAK 2016 with the Outdoor Adventure Program

The OAP student staff plan a number of Spring break adventures for students. The OAP prides itself on offering a quality experience in the outdoors, planned and led by student trip leaders. Our student trip leaders have extensive training, including Wilderness First Responder Certification and previous trip leader experience. Our trip leaders spend a great deal of time researching and planning these trips to ensure a safe, fun, and sometimes educational experience for their peers.

Yosemite Valley Experience! Live in Yosemite Valley, California for the week! Activities could include hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, climbing, and soaking in the Yosemite Valley culture. Price: $300 (+ airfare to San Francisco Airport)

Southbound Experience – Orange Beach, Alabama with pit stops at Red River Gorge and Mammoth Cave! Get your swimsuits ready! We will be snorkeling, go-karting, kayaking, spelunking, hiking, and beach bumming for the week Price: $550 (includes activities, travel, food, and lodging)

For questions, please contact the Outdoor Adventure Program at oap@mtu.edu or call (906) 487-2290 between the hours of noon-5:00PM.

OAP Offering Snowshoe Rental Deal

For the month of January 2016 the Outdoor Adventure Program (Located at 207 East Street) is running a deal for snowshoe rentals, Rent 1 get 1/2 off second pair. The rental center is open Monday – Saturday noon -5:00PM and 6PM-8PM on Sundays. Call 906-487-2290 for more information.

MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

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ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

Khana Khazana Serving Hawaiian Cuisine

Khana Khazana returns for the Spring Semester Friday with delicacies from our 50th State. Hawaiian cuisine will be served at the MUB food court from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. The menu features, Huli Huli Chicken. A popular dish of grilled chicken with a sweet teriyaki style barbecue sauce; Fresh Tomato Salad with tropical herbs and Creamy Potato Salad, soft potato with Hawaiian dressing.

Cost is $7.25 for the full meal which includes a fountain drink.

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Film Board Presents Bridge of Spies

Welcome back! We hope you had a great break. This weekend, Film Board Presents:

A Jazz Prescription for Your Winter Blues: Jazz Cabaret @ the Rozsa

Time for a jazz check-up? Dr. Mike’s Rx for indoor winter activities = Jazz: Creative, fresh, interactive, soothing, food for the soul, and nourishment for the ears. On Friday and Saturday, January 15th and 16th, the Jazz Cabaret-Backstage at the Rozsa will administer the basic nutrients of swing, bebop, Latin, funk, soul, blues, and contemporary to heal anything that ails you. Let our in-house musicians make your evening memorable, enjoyable and enriching. The Rozsa stage becomes a pop-up jazz club, and the intimate club atmosphere is a perfect setting for the “jazz-med staff,” including Jaztec: A mainstream quintet that will stimulate all of your vital signs; Momentum: A 9-piece horn band providing the latest in soul treatments; and the Dan Fuhrman Trio: They will get your blood pumping with adventurous takes on great jazz standards. Join Jazz Studies Program Director Mike Irish and the Michigan Tech Jazz ensembles for two nights of Jazz Cabaret: Backstage at the Rozsa this Friday and Saturday nights, January 15-16, 7:30 PM.

WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS & INFO SESSIONS

HuskyLEAD Session, A Husky’s Guide to a Winning Semester

Houghton-Hancock Rotaract Club Hosting Info Meeting

Please join us on Wednesday, January 20 at 7PM in Fisher 127 for an info meeting on what our club has to offer in the way of community service, professional development, networking, international service, projects, leadership development, and the annual charity ball. All are welcome to attend! For more information please contact Erin at eknoeck@mtu.edu or visit our Involvement Link page.

Biotech Career Talk

Michigan Tech Alum Matthew Hymes will be presenting about his career as a scientist and entrepreneur with biotech startups on Thursday January 28th at 12 PM in DOW 642, see flyer for more details.

Derek Yu, Signals Engineer from Alstom USA on Campus

CAMPUS NEWS

Outdoor Adventure Program Closed on Saturday, January 16

The OAP will be closed on Saturday January 16, 2016 for staff training and development.  We will re-open on Sunday January 17 at 6:00PM.

OAP Offering Snowshoe Rental Deal

For the month of January 2016 the Outdoor Adventure Program (Located at 207 East Street) is running a deal for snowshoe rentals, Rent 1 get 1/2 off second pair. The rental center is open Monday – Saturday noon -5:00PM and 6PM-8PM on Sundays. Call 906-487-2290 for more information.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Intermittent nighttime closures of Portage Lake Lift Bridge set for week of January 25

Intermittent nighttime closures of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge have been scheduled for January 25-29 as part of ongoing maintenance work. The closures will likely result in delays for motorists. The contractor for the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will be testing new bridge components. These tests require a series of lifts of the bridge span and a full closure of the bridge to traffic. Motorists should expect delays of up to 15 minutes between 7 and 11 p.m.and delays of up to 30 minutes between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. during the testing period. The lower bridge deck will be closed to snowmobile traffic during these tests. The $8.4 million project involves upgrades and preventive maintenance on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge between Houghton and Hancock. The project started in mid-December 2014 and is scheduled to be completed in mid-April 2016.

Salvation Army Showing Inside Out

This Saturday, the Salvation Army is having our first movie night and we are showing “Inside Out”. Students from Michigan Tech are welcome to come and enjoy the movie. The movie starts around 6:00PM and it will be at their main building in Hancock. They are aslo looking for any college students to donate their time in tutoring children who needs help in school. The after school program will begin on March 1st. If you are interested in participating in this opportunity, please contact Chris at chris_nicolai@usc.salvationarmy.org or call 906-370-1131. The volunteers are required to go through a background check and a safe from harm training that will be held on February 27. If you already took a similar class that has the same concept, you will have to get a record of the class and send it to our headquarters.

SPORTS & WELLNESS

CAREER SERVICES

Coming to you from Career Services

DID YOU KNOW?

MTMC Holding Online Appointments

REMINDERS

ADVENTURE SPRING BREAK 2016 with the Outdoor Adventure Program

The OAP student staff plan a number of Spring break adventures for students. The OAP prides itself on offering a quality experience in the outdoors, planned and led by student trip leaders. Our student trip leaders have extensive training, including Wilderness First Responder Certification and previous trip leader experience. Our trip leaders spend a great deal of time researching and planning these trips to ensure a safe, fun, and sometimes educational experience for their peers.

Yosemite Valley Experience! Live in Yosemite Valley, California for the week! Activities could include hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, climbing, and soaking in the Yosemite Valley culture. Price: $300 (+ airfare to San Francisco Airport)

Southbound Experience – Orange Beach, Alabama with pit stops at Red River Gorge and Mammoth Cave! Get your swimsuits ready! We will be snorkeling, go-karting, kayaking, spelunking, hiking, and beach bumming for the week Price: $550 (includes activities, travel, food, and lodging)

For questions, please contact the Outdoor Adventure Program at oap@mtu.edu or call (906) 487-2290 between the hours of noon-5:00PM.

Tickets on Sale Now for Winter Carnival Comedian, Judah Friedlander

On the comedy stage, Judah Friedlander is The World Champion. He is the best athlete in the world, greatest martial artist, the sexual desire of every woman, and a role model to children. Let’s face it, Judah is the greatest comedian in the world… And the most humble. Judah is an extra-dark black belt in karate. You can watch Judah as “Frank Rossitano” on the Emmy-winning “30 Rock” every night in syndication & on Comedy Central. Judah has made multiple hilarious appearances on many late night talk shows including: Letterman, Conan, Fallon & The Daily Show.

Student Tickets are $5 and available for purchase at the Central Ticketing Office in the Student Development Complex with a valid HuskyCard. Monday – Friday: 8 am – 9 pm Saturday: 8 am – 7 pm Sunday: 11 am – 8 pm. Non-Student Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online at rozsa.mtu.edu, by phone at 906-487-2073, or at the Central Ticketing Office in the SDC.

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

Annual Event, Colorful Taste of Thailand

Colorful Taste of Thailand hosted by the Thai Student Association will be on Saturday, January 16 at the MUB Ballroom. It offers full-meal courses which you can enjoy the many colors of fine Thai cuisine. The courses will include appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks.

Free for Michigan Tech students with a $10 deposit that will be refunded at the event. There are only 112 tickets, which will be available from January 11-15th, 11:00AM to 1:00PM in the MUB commons.

Lambda Chi Alpha and Film Board Hosting the College Football National Championship

Come out for the game in Fisher 139 on Monday, January 11. Pizza will be provided for $1 per slice and all proceeds will benefit Relay for Life. All are welcome.

For more information please contact Kyle at kwludwig@mtu.edu.

Pete Seeger: The Storm King at the Rozsa

The Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts presents the grammy nominated “Pete Seeger: The Storm King.” It’s an evening of live music, poetry and video with a look back at the great hero of 60’s music, peace and the counterculture movement.

This beautiful collection of recorded stories, narratives, and poems spoken by the late Pete Seeger and longtime protege, producer and drummer Jeff Haynes, is set to live, multi-genre music that enhances Seeger’s marvelous reminiscences.

“Pete Seeger: The Storm King,” comes to the Rozsa at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 22.

See Jeff Haynes with Richie Stearns, Sara Milonovich, Sean Harkness and Timothy Hill, in a multi-media presentation interwoven with recordings and video of the great Pete Seeger. This performance is based on the Grammy® nominated audio project. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Rozsa Center website.

Tickets on Sale Now for Winter Carnival Comedian, Judah Friedlander

On the comedy stage, Judah Friedlander is The World Champion. He is the best athlete in the world, greatest martial artist, the sexual desire of every woman, and a role model to children. Let’s face it, Judah is the greatest comedian in the world… And the most humble. Judah is an extra-dark black belt in karate.

You can watch Judah as “Frank Rossitano” on the Emmy-winning “30 Rock” every night in syndication & on Comedy Central. Judah has made multiple hilarious appearances on many late night talk shows including: Letterman, Conan, Fallon & The Daily Show.
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Student Tickets are $5 and available for purchase at the Central Ticketing Office in the Student Development Complex with a valid HuskyCard.
Monday – Friday: 8 am – 9 pm
Saturday: 8 am – 7 pm
Sunday: 11 am – 8 pm
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Non-Student Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online at rozsa.mtu.edu, by phone at 906-487-2073, or at the Central Ticketing Office in the SDC.

ADVENTURE SPRING BREAK 2016 with the Outdoor Adventure Program

The OAP student staff plan a number of Spring break adventures for students. The OAP prides itself on offering a quality experience in the outdoors, planned and led by student trip leaders. Our student trip leaders have extensive training, including Wilderness First Responder Certification and previous trip leader experience. Our trip leaders spend a great deal of time researching and planning these trips to ensure a safe, fun, and sometimes educational experience for their peers.

Yosemite Valley Experience!
Live in Yosemite Valley, California for the week! Activities could include hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, climbing, and soaking in the Yosemite Valley culture.

Price: $300 (+ airfare to San Francisco Airport)

Southbound Experience – Orange Beach, Alabama with pit stops at Red River Gorge and Mammoth Cave!
Get your swimsuits ready! We will be snorkeling, go-karting, kayaking, spelunking, hiking, and beach bumming for the week

Price: $550 (includes activities, travel, food, and lodging)
For any questions, please contact the Outdoor Adventure Program at oap@mtu.edu or call (906) 487-2290 between the hours of noon-5:00PM!

WORKSHOPS

HuskyLEAD Leadership Series for Spring 2016

Student Activities is pleased to announce the Spring 2016 HuskyLEAD sessions. HuskyLEAD is a series of workshops designed to develop the leadership skills of students. The sessions are held on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 PM and last only one hour. All sessions are held in the MUB Alumni Lounge with the exception of the January 26 workshop, which will be held in Fisher 135.

Any questions, comments or suggestions about HuskyLEAD can be directed to Maryann Wilcox, coordinator for registered student organizations, at 906-487-2402 or mawilcox@mtu.edu.

*January 19 – A Husky’s Guide to a Winning Semester.
Start your semester right! Revisit time-tested strategies and learn new approaches to getting and staying on track academically, setting and achieving goals, and maximizing effectiveness with the time you have available.
Presenters: Susan Liebau & Heather Simpson, Waino Wahtera Center for Student Success

*January 26 – Financing and Budgeting for Your Organization: Steps to take when applying for funding through the Undergraduate Student Governement (USG). Required for registered student organizations applying for funding for the 2016-2017 academic year.
Presenter: Braeton “Guy” Ardell, treasurer, Undergraduate Student Government

*February 9 – Industry Reps – What are they looking for? Find out what you need to be doing now to gain the skills you need for the future.
Sponsored by Career Services and Industry Representatives

*February 23 – Setting Up Your Settings for Success:
Learn more about Google calendars, forms, docs, filters, notifications, and other online resources to make you a more organized, effective and “put together” leader.
Presenter: Jeremiah Baumann, Manager of Digital Media, Housing & Residential Life

*March 15 – The Importance of Being Inclusive: What leaders need to know now and for the future. Raise your awareness and understanding of how to create and implement events that are welcoming and inclusive of our diverse community here at Michigan Tech and globally.
Presenter: Christa Spielman, Center for Diversity and Inclusion

*March 29 – Turn Your Experiences Into a Job Success: Learn to articulate the leadership skills you learned while on study abroad, co-op or internship, employed by Michigan Tech or in the community, or while participating in your student organization events.
Presenter: Darnishia Slade, International Programs and Services

SPORTS & WELLNESS

Tech’s Sunday Hockey Game to be Streamed Live

Michigan Tech’s game at the Desert Hockey Classic this Sunday will be available live via Pac-12.com. Fans can watch the game free-of-charge by clicking HERE.

The Huskies will play at either 2 p.m. or 5 p.m. ET on Sunday depending on the result of Friday’s showdown with UCONN. Arizona State, who is hosting the event, will play the late game Sunday regardless of its result in the semifinals vs. Yale.

There is no live broadcast or stream of Tech’s game today. Those not making the trip to Arizona to watch the Huskies take on Connecticut can listen to the contest live on Mix 93 and Pasty.net or follow along on Twitter (@mtuhky) for live in-game updates.

HuskiesFit Dollar Days 

CAMPUS NEWS

Volunteers Needed for 2016 U.S. Skiing Championships

Volunteers are still needed for the 2016 U.S. Skiing Championships hosted by Michigan Tech at its on-campus Nordic Training Center Jan. 3-9. The event will consist of four race days: classic distance races on Jan. 3, freestyle sprint races on Jan. 4, freestyle distance races on Jan. 7 and classic sprints on Jan. 9. The website, NordicChampionship.org, has full race details and volunteer registration. Volunteers are needed for race registration and check-in, at the start and finish areas, on the course to help with crowd crossing and before and after the events to set up and tear down. With the help of a supportive community and network of volunteers, Michigan Tech has successfully hosted the U.S. Skiing Championships three times previously: 2007, 2008 and 2015. Questions regarding volunteering can be directed to Emily Fiala fiala@pasty.com.

A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum Holiday Sale

The annual Museum Holiday Sale begins today and will continue through Dec. 23. The museum is open Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.   All gift shop merchandise is 20 percent off. This holiday season we are featuring Agate Bookends with an additional 10 percent off, applied before the 20 percent discount.   The museum gift shop includes many beautiful and unique items, including stockings stuffers, such as ponderstones, onyx dice, carved animals, gemstone bottles, a unique selection of tea light candle holders, locally-made artisan gemstone jewelry, a variety of mineral decorators: native copper, amethyst, malachite and more.

THE MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

http://issuu.com/michigantechlode/docs/12102015

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

Dog Therapy Tuesday

The next Dog Therapy opportunity is coming up Tuesday, Decemebr 15. Dog Therapy is held twice a month at O’Connor House and coordinated by Wellness.

From 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, bulldogs LuLu and Gordie will be available to hold, pet and lay on some loving. There’s no better way to beat the stress of Finals Week then with Dog Therapy. For more information contact Health and Wellness Coordinator Whitney Boroski.

Asian Combo at Khana Khazana

This week’s Khana Khazana is the Annual Asian Combo. Serving will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday in the MUB Food Court. Four Asian specialties are on the menu: Kung Pao Chicken (China), Schezwan Fried Rice (Indo-Chinese), Luang Prabang Salad (Laos) and Sweet Corn Vegetable Soup (Indo-Chinese). The full meal is $6.95 and includes a fountain drink. Visit the Khana Khazana at Michigan Tech Facebook page.

Toy’s for Tots Donation Box on Campus

The Registrar’s Office is once again participating in the Toys for Tots program that runs until December 23rd. While you are out shopping for the holidays, please consider purchasing a toy that will benefit a local child. The program is looking for new, unwrapped donations for children up to age 16. The donation box is located on the first floor of the Administration Building by the elevators. If you have any questions about the program, please contact the Registrar’s Office at 906-487-2319 or visit the Toys for Tots website.

Book Drive to Support Community Center in Ghana, Africa

Pavlis Institute for Global Technological Leadership this past summer  had the incredible opportunity to travel to Ghana, Africa to carry out numerous projects.  Part of the experience led to a community center in a small town called Abesim.  The Pavlis program has worked with this community center in the past, but the team felt that they should bring attention back to this incredible resource for students.  One of the most unfortunate things about this community center is that it is etremely lacking in educational material for students achieving higher education.  Therefore, as part of a Senior Capston Experience, Courtney De Cramer is working with the Ghana team that will be traveling to the country in the summer of 2016 to donate college-level textbooks to this community center.  Therefore, they are running a book drive from December 7-December 19 to collect any college level materials for the team to bring on their journey.  They will accept any and all donations.  To donate or for questions please contact Pete Seim (pjhokeme@mtu.edu) or Courtney De Cramer (ckdecram@mtu.edu).

Pavlis Honors College Angel Tree

This holiday season, the Pavlis Honors College is sponsoring a Salvation Army Angel Tree. If you are able to purchase a gift for a child in need, stop by room 722 of the M&M building to choose an angel tag off our tree. The tags contain the name of a child, their age and their interests. After purchasing a gift, attach the tag to it and return it under the tree. The Salvation Army asks that the gifts remain unwrapped. The last day to drop off a gift will be Dec. 11.   For many children in the Keweenaw, your gift may be the only one they open this holiday season. We are sponsoring 50 children this year and with the help of Michigan Tech faculty, staff and students, hope to provide all of them with gifts. Thank you for your generosity.

A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum Holiday Sale

The annual Museum Holiday Sale begins today and will continue through Dec. 23. The museum is open Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.   All gift shop merchandise is 20 percent off. This holiday season we are featuring Agate Bookends with an additional 10 percent off, applied before the 20 percent discount.   The museum gift shop includes many beautiful and unique items, including stockings stuffers, such as ponderstones, onyx dice, carved animals, gemstone bottles, a unique selection of tea light candle holders, locally-made artisan gemstone jewelry, a variety of mineral decorators: native copper, amethyst, malachite and more.

THE MICHIGAN TECH LODE STUDENT NEWSPAPER

 
http://issuu.com/michigantechlode/docs/12032015

ENTERTAINMENT & ENRICHMENT

Study Break with the MUB Board

Lunch and Learn Presentation on How to Deal with Your Child’s Snow Day

Toy’s for Tots Donation Box on Campus

The Registrar’s Office is once again participating in the Toys for Tots program that runs until December 23rd. While you are out shopping for the holidays, please consider purchasing a toy that will benefit a local child. The program is looking for new, unwrapped donations for children up to age 16. The donation box is located on the first floor of the Administration Building by the elevators. If you have any questions about the program, please contact the Registrar’s Office at 906-487-2319 or visit the Toys for Tots website.

Book Drive to Support Community Center in Ghana, Africa

Pavlis Institute for Global Technological Leadership this past summer  had the incredible opportunity to travel to Ghana, Africa to carry out numerous projects.  Part of the experience led to a community center in a small town called Abesim.  The Pavlis program has worked with this community center in the past, but the team felt that they should bring attention back to this incredible resource for students.  One of the most unfortunate things about this community center is that it is etremely lacking in educational material for students achieving higher education.  Therefore, as part of a Senior Capston Experience, Courtney De Cramer is working with the Ghana team that will be traveling to the country in the summer of 2016 to donate college-level textbooks to this community center.  Therefore, they are running a book drive from December 7-December 19 to collect any college level materials for the team to bring on their journey.  They will accept any and all donations.  To donate or for questions please contact Pete Seim (pjhokeme@mtu.edu) or Courtney De Cramer (ckdecram@mtu.edu).