UMSL Weeks of Welcome Booklet Spring 2017 by UMSL New Student Programs

STAY ACTIVE

Spring Events Mobile Schedule

Download the UMSL mobile app to access the schedule, UMSL resources, shuttles routes, dining hours and other helpful tools from your smartphone. visit umsl.edu/go/AVA

Swing by the Recreation and Wellness Center and bring your TritonCard to activate your free student pass. You can also view the fitness classes that are available that semester. Also, don’t forget to register your intramural team or join a team before the deadlines listed in this booklet. Keep up with the latest in health, wellness and academic success with the Student Health 101 monthly newsletters. Visit www.umsl.edu/ campusrecreation to learn more Join us at Rock the Rec on Saturday, August 20!

Spring Weeks of Welcome updates

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ASK ME

During WOW, you will see faculty and staff members wearing ASK ME buttons. Feel free to ask these UMSL community members any questions you may have—whether you need directions or have general inquiries. During New Student Move-In, ASK ME tents and information tables can be found all around campus including on the first two days of classes.

UPB

The University Program Board (UPB), located in 366 Millennium Student Center, is the premiere event programming organization at the University of Missouri – St. Louis. Our purpose is to present a varied series of educational, social, cultural, recreational, and entertainment programs which attempt to meet the diverse needs and interests of the UMSL community. UPB plans more than 100 events for the UMSL community each year including concerts, film series, speakers, excursions to local attractions, competitive recreation events, and much, much more. UPB provides students an opportunity to get involved with the planning and implementation of a wide range of campus activities. Become a UPB Peep If you’re interested in being a part of the action, become a UPB Peep (general member). Membership is open and available to all UMSL students. Weekly meetings are held throughout the academic year and give students opportunities to develop teamwork and leadership skills while helping plan really amazing events at the same time.

Want a Job on CampUs?

Campus Life is hiring for the 2017-2018 year! One application gets you applied to 20+ jobs. Applications are available January 9th. Visit campuslifejobs.umsl.edu for more information and to apply.

INVOLVEMENT

Getting involved is the best way to connect to the university and to extend your education beyond what you learn in the classroom. TritonSync Explore student organizations, learn about campus activities, and connect with other students. Visit umsl.edu/go/tritonsync to get started. Student Government Association Help shape the UMSL experience by representing your fellow Tritons as a member of SGA. To learn more visit www.umsl.edu/ sga Co-Curricular Transcript Track your attendance at events, log your volunteer hours, and document your leadership experience in student organizations or other areas on campus. For more information visit umsl.edu/go/getinvolved

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Whether you are interested in volunteering for fun or personal fulfillment, we can connect you to one-time and ongoing opportunities in the St. Louis community. UMSL Students of Service UMSL SOS is the service programming board that engages students through service and leadership opportunities. For more information visit the Office of Student Involvement in 366 MSC. MLK Day of Service - January 16 MLK Day of Service is a great opportunity to bring a diverse group of people together for a common cause. Volunteers will arrive at the Millennium Student Center for checkin, breakfast, and a brief program before being disbursed to their sites via carpool. The service projects are approximately three hours. Walk-ups are welcome, but will only be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis, pending available space. Visit umsl.edu/studentinvolvement for more information.

Sunday, January 15 8 pm – 9 pm Late Night Bingo Celebrate the beginning of the semester by scoring groceries for your residence hall! Sweets, drinks, and prizes! Sponsored by University Programming Board PROVINCIAL HOUSE DINING HALL

Tuesday, January 17 First Day of Classes –Good Luck! 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Help-A-Triton (1of2) Volunteers will be stationed around campus at Help-A-Triton tables to help with directions, academic services information, provide campus maps and shuttle schedules, hand out WOW booklets, and assist with other issues you may encounter in your first two class days. Stop by their tables for a friendly face! #helpatriton 8:30 am Hot Cocoa Bar Grab some cocoa or coffee before class, and learn about upcoming events! Sponsored by University Programming Board FIRESIDE LOUNGE 11:45 am – 12:15 pm Walking Challenge Start off your New Year on the right foot. Join our 5-week Walking Program. Two guided walks per week on Tuesdays and Thursdays to hold you accountable and motivate you to MOVE! Registration required by Wednesday, January 18. Challenge runs January 17 February 15. Price - $5. Sponsored by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER January 17 – March 4 Group Swim Lessons – Spring Session I Since 1914, the American Red Cross has helped millions of people learn to swim through the nation’s first water safety program, and it’s still the gold standard more than 100 years later! Spring I: January 17 – March 4, 2017, No classes on Monday, February 13 due to a Homecoming event held in the Natatorium. Fees are prorated accordingly. Registration open: December 5 – January 28, 2017. Visit www.umsl.edu/campusrecreation/ aquatics for pricing information. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Wednesday, January 18 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Help-A-Triton (2of2)

8:00 am – 10:30 am College of Nursing Welcome Breakfast Join the College of Nursing for a welcome breakfast in Seton Hall Lobby on South Campus. Come meet new and returning students, chat with nursing faculty, or just hang out and enjoy some free food! SETON HALL LOBBY 11:00am – 1:30pm Winter Expo Come and see what organizations are out there to join and learn more about departments and offices around campus! Sponsored by Office of Student Involvement MSC, 2ND FLOOR ROTUNDA 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Thursday, January 19 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Hot Dog You’re Back! Join the Office of New Student Programs kick off weeks of welcome events as we welcome you back to campus! Music, free hot dogs, and photo booth fun! MSC NOSH STAGE Noon – 5pm Veterans, Welcome Back! Open House Come meet the staff and learn about the Veteran’s Centers’ programs and services and how to get involved with the Student Veterans Association. 211 CLARK HALL 3 pm – 6 pm Newman Open House & Hot Chocolate Bar Come check out your “home away from home!” The Newman Center on UMSL’s campus offers a place to be, pray and play! There’s always snacks and coffee, places to study, comfy couches for napping, a sweet chapel for prayer, free Wi-Fi, ping pong, games and more! All are welcome, all the time. Open House is a chance to come check out the house, meet new folks and grab a hot cocoa! CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER 6 pm – 7 pm A Magical Time with Steven Brundage Get a taste of Steven Brundage’s magic during lunch in the Nosh and then come back at night to get a full magic show in the Century Rooms. Sponsored by University Programming Board MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER – CENTURY ROOMS

Friday, January 20 11 am – 2 pm Game Day Frenzy and Fries Join us for free fries in the Nosh and Southside Café and life size board games MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER – NOSH 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick: UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, 3RD FLOOR, SGA CHAMBERS

Saturday, January 21 9 am – 10 am Tai Chi Strengthen your body through natural healing while improving circulation, flexibility, balance, and coordination. Registration required. Course runs January 21 - March 11. Price $24. Sponsored by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Sunday, January 22 MASS : 6PM & 7 PM DINNER Welcome Back Mass and Dinner! Celebrate the new semester in community with mass on campus! This is UMSL’s Sunday Night Student Mass, sponsored by the Catholic Newman Center. It’s a great way to begin your week, in prayer and with friends! Join us afterwards for a home cooked meal at the Newman House, 8200 Natural Bridge Rd. See you there! PROVINCIAL HOUSE CHAPEL

Monday, January 23 ONGOING Res at the Rec Challenge Join your Res Hall friends and compete in our second annual RES AT THE REC Challenge! Challenge goes from January 23 - March 3. Earn points through activities like checking in at the RWC, attending group fitness classes, playing intramurals, and more! Create your account at 2act.umsl.edu and start logging your points on January 23! RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

11am – 12 pm Getting Off to a Balanced Start: Managing Your Time Commitments Begin your semester by developing a time management plan. We’ll explore time management tools and tips for organization and effective planning. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 2 pm – 2:30 pm Motivational Card Making In honor of #NationalHandwritingDay, relieve some stress and connect with your creative side. Hosted by Campus Recreation MSC – WHOLE U 6 pm – 7 pm Muay Thai Fitness This class will teach and improve your kickboxing skills. Join Kickboxing World Champion, Daniel Isaac, for an hour lesson on Muay Thai Fitness! Registration required. Course runs January 23 - March 20. Price $27. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Tuesday, January 24 11:45 am – 12:15 pm Chair Yoga Chair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga that can be performed by all levels. Join Katy Mike for this 30 min format to relax your mind and body while strengthening your muscles and core. Class available January 24 - March 21. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 12pm – 2:00 pm Arts Sciences and All That Jazz Enjoy live jazz, free food, and get to know folks who are here to help! Sponsored by College of Arts and Sciences 303 LUCAS HALL 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm | 4pm – 5pm ’03 Bannie & Clyde: How to Argue lie Power Couples Do You and your partner can learn how to manage the inevitable (and healthy!) conflict in your relationship. We say “manage” conflict rather than “resolve” conflict, because relationship conflict is natural and has functional, positive aspects. Partners and single folks alike are encouraged to attend this fun, free Train Your Brain workshop! Sponsored by Counseling Services 131 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER

2 pm – 3 pm Effective Note Taking Are you finding your lectures hard to follow? Effective note-taking skills may be the answer! Join us for this interactive learning event that will cover different ways for you

to engage in the lecture experience via notetaking. Whether you’re new to college or an experienced student looking for something new, this workshop is for you! 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 3pm – 4pm Shalom You’re Home Join us for an ice-cream welcome social for current and prospective Jewish Student Association (JSA) members and faculty. MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER – PILOT HOUSE 4 pm Intramural Indoor Soccer Intramural Indoor Soccer at the University of Missouri – St. Louis is a fast paced (and usually high scoring) game played in the MAC court of the Recreation and Wellness Center. This intramural version models futsal rules is a game of finesse; slide tackling is not permitted, players are expected to keep their hands off of the opponents, and as always good sportsmanship is held in the highest regard. Teams will field 4 starters; there is not a goalie in indoor soccer. Registration opens at www. IMLeagues.com/UMSL on December 16, 2016. Teams must have at least 3 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, January 24. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Wednesday, January 25 2 pm – 3 pm Study Skills Bootcamp Do you want to start the semester with strong study habits? Let us help you whip them into shape with our Study Skills Bootcamp, a 1 hour workshop dedicated to helping you improve your study habits. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 3 pm – 5 pm FSL Winter Warm Up Join members of Fraternity & Sorority Life as we kick off the semester by celebrating the fall semester and learning more about what Fraternity & Sorority Life at UMSL has to offer. Light refreshments will be provided. MSC, 3RD FLOOR, CENTURY ROOM C 4 pm – 7:30 pm Recess at the Rec Kick off the spring semester with some old school fun at the Rec! Join us for food, fun, and friendly competition! RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 4 pm – 5 pm Learning How to Learn Have you struggled to remember course material, even after hours of reading and studying? Do you want to know the latest news

about the brain and how we learn? Through a combination of brief bits of information delivery and fast-paced activities, participants in this workshop will gain knowledge about current research into learning and memory, become aware of their current habits, and leave with a specific plan to improve their study skills—all by using what you already have: an amazing human brain! 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER 7 pm Pies and Ping-Pong! Join us for homemade pie! Or a friendly game of ping-pong! Or both! All are welcome! CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Thursday, January 26 2 pm – 4 pm Afternoon of Service: Making Move-In Kits! The Catholic Newman Center keeps “move-in kits” on hand for students who are suddenly in need of household items, basic food stuff and toiletries. Help us put these kits together by bringing donations and/or volunteering your time to assemble them! Donations needed: new or gently used bath and hand towels, washcloths; dinner plates, cups/glasses and silverware/ utensils; basic toiletries (soap, shampoo & conditioner, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.); small garbage cans; non-perishable food items that easily open (not cans). You can bring all donations to the Newman Center: 8200 Natural Bridge Rd. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER 3 pm -4:30 pm Setting Up Your Semester Success It’s the beginning of the semester and you have no worries! This semester is going to be amazing! You expect to knock it out of the park! But how are you going to get there? You have to have a plan in place. After attending this workshop students will create a holistic action plan to address meeting their goals for the semester. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 4 pm Escape the Room! Grab your friends and join the escape room craze! To sign up for a time-slot, contact University Programming Board in 366 Millennium Student Center. MSC CENTURY ROOMS

Friday, January 27 10 am – 11 am Green Campus Advisory Council Mtg. Join the UMSL Green Team! All are invited to the Green Campus Advisory Council meetings to promote sustainability projects on the University of Missouri – St. Louis campus. This committee focuses specifically on furthering initiatives identified in the Campus Sustainability Action Plan and supporting achievements already underway within your department. Sustainability projects are happening in all realms, across all departments and disciplines, and these meetings are an opportunity to share what you’re doing to reduce your carbon footprint as well as find out how you can help out others with their environmental efforts. 313 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, 3RD FLOOR, SGA CHAMBERS

SUNDAY, JANUARY 29 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, January 30 3 pm What about Mary? Come experience tradition and prayer surrounding Mary, the mother of God, at the Oak Hall grotto! Hosted by Catholic Newman Center MEET AT OAK HALL FRONT LAWN 5:30 pm – 6:15 pm Lifting Weights 101 Unsure where to start in the weight room to reach your fitness goals? Certified Personal

Trainer, Natalia Delgado will coach you through the basics of lifting weights. Registration Required. Course runs January 30 - March 6. Price - $25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Tuesday, January 31 7:30 am – 6:00 pm TritonStore -Triton Tuesday First Triton Tuesday of the semester! 25% off all regular priced UMSL clothing or gift items. 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm & 4pm-5pm Friendship: The Golden Snitch of Life’s Quidditch Match Whether you’re baffled by small talk or already have an army of friends, this workshop will help you improve your social wizardry. We’ll talk about how to find your Hermione and Ron, teach you how to transform acquaintances into friends, and spell out how to inject some magic into your social game. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES 2 pm – 2:30 pm Navigating Networking Workshop What is networking and why is it so important? Join us to learn the basics about navigating your network and share your networking success stories. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES 2 pm – 3 pm Going with the UMSL Flow Have you ever struggled to get a response from your professor or feel like your questions aren’t answered? Have you heard an acronym used around campus and you have no clue what it means? Do you find yourself wondering about deadlines and event locations? Come take this crash course on the UMSL Flow that will expose you to some great strategies that will plug you into campus, communicate effectively, and make the most of your time at UMSL. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 3:30 pm Accounting and Information Systems Come and learn about the UMSL Accounting

Department and accounting opportunities using Information Systems. Meet our officers and find out how to get involved in a great College of Business organization. Hosted by Accounting Club 410 SSB 4 pm Intramural Basketball One of the most popular Intramural events at the University of Missouri – St. Louis, Intramural Basketball is available to teams of all skill levels. Whether you are looking to continue to play organized basketball, release some competitive spirit, or just get some good old-fashioned exercise, Intramural Basketball is a great sport for students, faculty, staff or Recreation and Wellness Center members. Teams will play in a five game regular season, typically playing two games per week. As always, good sportsmanship is held in the highest regard. Registration opens at www. IMLeagues.com/UMSL on January 10, 2017. Teams must have at least 5 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 4 pm Intramural Pickleball Due to the great turnout at the Pickleball Tournament in the fall, a new Pickleball League has been added for the spring. There will be a singles league will have men’s and women’s divisions, and a doubles league that will have an “open” (any male/female combination) division; all games will be played at the convenience of the competitors. Singles and doubles will be assigned an opponent at the beginning of the week; the opponents will contact each other and agree on a playing date and time in that week. Registration opens at www.IMLeagues.com/UMSL on January 10. Individuals must be registered by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 5:30 pm – 6:16 pm Lifting Weights 102 This class will help refine your form in the weight room and provide a greater background for building workout plans that could help avoid palteaus. *Lifting Weight 101 is recommended, but is not required. Registration

Required. Course runs January 31 - March 7. Price - $25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Wednesday, February 1 10 am – 6 pm Whole U Kick-Off Come join us as we celebrate the newest space to be in the MSC. Hosted by Campus Recreation 2ND FLOOR MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Thursday, February 2 9 am – 4 pm VA Education Benefits Advising Meet one-on-one with VA Counselor, Jason Blakemore, to learn how to maximize your GI Bill benefits and other VA benefits including the Vocational Rehabilitation program. 211 CLARK HALL 7 pm Ice Skating with EAO Join the Environmental Adventure Organization for a night on the ice at the Steinberg Skating Rink! Space is limited. Preregister on our Orgsync page.

Friday, February 3 6 am – 9 pm RWC Free Guest Pass Friday On the first Friday of each month, the Recreation and Wellness Center welcomes you to bring one workout buddy in for FREE! Valid Photo ID required for all guests. Individuals under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. To gain access, present valid Photo ID to the Member Services staff in the Pro Shop. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

8:30 am – 12:00 pm Safe Zone LGBTQ+ Ally Training for Students Safe Zone Workshops are wonderfully unique opportunities for people to talk, learn, and ask questions about sexuality and gender in a nonjudgmental, safe, educational environment. Participants are offered three hours of a fun, safe space free of judgements where people can honestly communicate with each other, educate one another, and ask any and all questions. We live in an ever-diversifying society, and in order to be supportive and aware of different identities, perspectives, and experiences, we must pursue (and provide) opportunities to learn about different identities, perspectives, and experiences – particularly ones that are stigmatized, marginalized, and largely silenced. Hosted by Counseling Services 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS 7 pm PLHCSA Pool Tournament PLHCSA will be hosting its annual pool tournament on Friday, February 3rd at 7:00 pm in the Villa North Pool Lounge (inside of Provincial House). No pool skills? No problem! We promise we won’t judge (unless your name is Dan Gerth, then all bets are off). Free food and drinks will be provided, along with big prizes for the winners and the chance at door prizes for all attendees. This is a FREE event, however we will be collecting donations for our adopted charity, Legal Advocates for Abused Women (L.A.A.W). We hope to see you there! VILLA NORTH 3RD FLOOR LOUNGE 8 pm Classic Albums Live: Led Zeppelin II No matter how many times you listened to Led Zeppelin II on vinyl or the radio, there’s something entirely different about hearing the album played live – start to finish. That’s exactly what Classic Albums Live does, brings together some of the country’s finest Interviewing Basics Workshop musicians to recreate the exact sounds of some

of the greatest albums recorded. The second half of the show features more of Led Zeppelin’s greatest hits. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 10 pm – 11 pm Late Night Trivia: Wizarding World of Harry Potter Join UPB to test your knowledge on the magical world of spells, quidditch, Hogwarts, and the world of Harry Potter. PROVINCIAL HOUSE DINING HALL

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, February 6 Ongoing IRONTriton Swim 2.4 miles * Bike 112 miles * Run 26.2 miles** The IRONTriton Challenge will begin on February 6th and end March 10th. Registration is January 17 - February 10 at the Welcome desk of the RWC. Upon registration members will be sent a link where they will be able to track their progress. Price - $12. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Tuesday, February 7 Ongoing Spring Break Challenge Every week beginning Tuesday, February 7thMarch 21st the RWC will post a new exercise challenge on our Facebook page along with the rules to compete. The Spring Break Challenge is free for participants, all you need to do is complete the challenge in front of an RWC Fitness Attendant and they will record your score. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 10:30 am – 12:30 pm Kiss Away Cancer Kiss Away Cancer is a fundraising event to raise money for The American Cancer Society. Colleges Against Cancer raises awareness for all types of Cancers. Come buy your Valentine a gift while donating to a great cause! MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER BRIDGE

12 pm Recycle mania & Battle for the Boot Kickoff Celebration You’re invited to come get crazy about recycling! Help us kick off the Battle of the

Boot and get ready to get rowdy to recycle! Hosted by UMSL Sustainability MSC NOSH 12:30 pm – 2 pm Active Reading Overwhelmed by your reading load? Tired of feeling like you don’t remember what you just read? Attend this workshop and learn strategies for becoming a more intentional and effective reader. Please bring one textbook or reading assignment to practice with. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 12:30 – 1:30 pm | 4 pm – 5 pm Not a Doormat, Not a Diva: How to Stand Up for Yourself This fun, free Train Your Brain workshop looks at how to get what you need out of your relationships by being direct. In it, you will learn about getting you want, building healthy relationships, and maintaining your selfrespect. Hosted by Counseling Services 131 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER 6 pm – 7 pm | NSLS Speaker Broadcast- Barbara Corcoran Join NSLS at their live speaker broadcast--open to the entire UMSL community! Hosted by National Society of Leadership and Success in Office of Student Involvement MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

Wednesday, February 8 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Kiss Away Cancer Kiss Away Cancer is a fundraising event to raise money for The American Cancer Society. Colleges Against Cancer raises awareness for all types of Cancers. Come buy your Valentine a gift while donating to a great cause! MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER BRIDGE

Thursday, February 9 2 pm Arty Party Relieve stress creatively through Art Journaling. Bring your own supplies or use ours! MSC – WHOLE U 3 pm – 9 pm Crate Stacking Challenge Come by the RWC Climbing Wall on any of the dates to participate in a crate stacking challenge and see how tall you can get your tower of milk crates to be! Earn a spot on the Climbing Center’s “Crate Stacking Leaderboard” so future UMSL students can see your accomplishment! No registration required. RECREATION WELLNESS CENTER

Friday, February 10 5 pm Deadline | Tritonsync Chancellor’s Engaged Leadership Certificate Deadline to enroll in the Chancellor’s Leadership Certificate! This is a self-paced comprehensive, leadership development program designed to encourage and recognize student leadership, education, and experiences at UMSL. Prior involvement activities can also apply, as long as they occurred on UMSL’s campus. Community service done prior to starting the Engaged Leadership Certificate will not count towards the Chancellor’s Engaged Leadership Certificate. Complete the Statement of Intent Form in TritonSync.

available upon arrival. This program is reserved for immediate family only. All children must be with a parent or legal guarding. Age restrictions do apply for particular spaces. Visit www.umsl. edu/campusrecreation/youthprograms for more information and pricing. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

Saturday, February 11 8:00 pm It’s Only Love Seventeen of George Gershwin’s best loved songs set the Valentine’s mood in the marvelous George Balanchine ballet Who Cares? First performed at Lincoln Center in 1970, the ballet pays homage to Manhattan with solo, duet and ensemble dancing that is athletic, playful and charming. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

4 pm – 9 pm Family Night at the RWC Family Night focuses on providing an affordable opportunity for the UMSL Community to have fun with their family at the UMSL Recreation and Wellness Center. A full listing of events for each night will be

2 pm – 3 pm Overcoming Procrastination Procrastination…We all do it. The good news is that there are ways to keep procrastination under control so that it doesn’t limit your academic success. Attend this workshop to learn strategies for eliminating procrastination and challenging yourself to get started! 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Sunday February 12 4 pm – 6 pm Window Painting Student groups and campus departments can compete in the window painting competition to show their Triton Pride. MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER BRIDGE

Monday, February 13 Throughout the Day Where’s Louie Medallion Hunt Find Louie! Each day check social media for clues to find the hidden medallion somewhere on the UMSL campus. Follow @ umslhomecoming and check facebook.com/ umslhomecoming for up to 3 clues daily. VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am – 2pm Homecoming Information Booth Want to find out more about what’s happening during Homecoming Week? Need a schedule of events? Still haven’t purchased your Dinner & Dance tickets? Then stop by the Homecoming Information Booth to find all the answers to your questions. MSC INFO DESK 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Homecoming Kick-Off Join the Homecoming Steering Committee, UMSL Athletics, and your fellow Tritons as we kick off Homecoming with live music, a chance to meet the players, and giveaways. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Red & Gold Regatta Student groups and campus departments will build their cardboard boats and race them across the RWC pool in a hilariously wet competition RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Tuesday, February 14 Throughout the Day Where’s Louie Medallion Hunt Find Louie! Each day check social media for clues to find the hidden medallion somewhere on the UMSL campus. Follow @ umslhomecoming and check facebook.com/ umslhomecoming for up to 3 clues daily. VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am – 2pm Homecoming Information Booth Want to find out more about what’s happening during Homecoming Week? Need a schedule of events? Still haven’t purchased your Dinner & Dance tickets? Then stop by the Homecoming Information Booth to find all the answers to your questions. MSC INFO DESK 7pm Big Man on Campus Join Panhellenic Association as UMSL students compete in a series of live events to win the title of Big Man on Campus. Add to the penny war buckets and help your favorite contestant win one event! All proceeds from penny wars benefit Girls, Inc. JC PENNEY AUDITORIUM 8 pm – 10 pm Blitzball/Silent Disco When paint ball is too messy, two teams battle to protect their flag on an indoor field full of bunkers and tons of places to hide and take cover. Don’t want to play? Jump into the Silent Disco and dance the night away to the music you choose. JCP SUMMIT LOUNGE AND LOBBY

Wednesday, February 14 Throughout the Day Where’s Louie Medallion Hunt Find Louie! Each day check social media for clues to find the hidden medallion

somewhere on the UMSL campus. Follow @ umslhomecoming and check facebook.com/ umslhomecoming for up to 3 clues daily. VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am – 2pm Homecoming Information Booth Want to find out more about what’s happening during Homecoming Week? Need a schedule of events? Still haven’t purchased your Dinner & Dance tickets? Then stop by the Homecoming Information Booth to find all the answers to your questions. MSC INFO DESK 8 am – 12 pm Canstruction Student groups and campus departments collect can goods and non-perishables to create a structure that reflects the Homecoming theme. All donated items will benefit the Pagedale Family Support Center. MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER CENTURY ROOM A 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Chili Feed Sample 5 chili recipes submitted and served by UMSL faculty and administrators in the Chili Contest. Vote for your favorite chili entry and the winner will be honored with the Golden Ladle Award. Buy tickets in person with cash, credit, or declining balance/dining dollars at Nosh, Triton Treats, Simply to Go Cafe (SLB), and Provincial House Dining Hall. All proceeds benefit the Pagedale Family Support Center. MSC CENTURY ROOMS A & B 7 pm Lip Sync Competition Join the Homecoming Steering Committee for this performance-based competition open to any team, student group, student organization, or campus department. Teams of up to 10 will choreography a dance and skit performance of up to 8 minutes. All Homecoming Court

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HOMECOMING.UMSL.EDU candidates are required to create their own performance for the competition. JC PENNEY AUDITORIUM

Thursday, February 15 Throughout the Day Where’s Louie Medallion Hunt Find Louie! Each day check social media for clues to find the hidden medallion somewhere on the UMSL campus. Follow @ umslhomecoming and check facebook.com/ umslhomecoming for up to 3 clues daily. VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am – 2pm Homecoming Information Booth Want to find out more about what’s happening during Homecoming Week? Need a schedule of events? Still haven’t purchased your Dinner & Dance tickets? Then stop by the Homecoming Information Booth to find all the answers to your questions. MSC INFO DESK 10 am – 3 pm Homecoming Blood Drive Give blood and give back to the community. All blood donations go to the Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center which is the exclusive provider of blood products and services to 88 hospitals in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin. MSC CENTURY ROOMS 5 pm Pack the Stands Watch the UMSL Tritons take on the Missouri S&T Miners. Enjoy free food and giveaways. Win great prizes. Free to students, faculty/staff, alumni, and children under 6. Valid UMSL ID or UMSL Alumni Membership Card required. MARK TWAIN GYMNASIUM

Friday, February 16 Throughout the Day Where’s Louie Medallion Hunt Find Louie! Each day check social media for clues to find the hidden medallion somewhere on the UMSL campus. Follow @ umslhomecoming and check facebook.com/ umslhomecoming for up to 3 clues daily. VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am – 2pm Homecoming Information Booth Want to find out more about what’s happening during Homecoming Week? Need a schedule of events? Still haven’t purchased your Dinner & Dance tickets? Then stop by the Homecoming Information Booth to find all the answers to your questions. MSC INFO DESK 2pm Friday Flick Matinee Join the University Program Board for a special afternoon screening of their Friday night film. Snacks will be provided. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS 6:30 pm – 11 pm Homecoming Dinner & Dance Alumni, students, faculty, and staff come together to celebrate UMSL at the annual dinner and dance at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel. Tickets are $30 per individual, $55 per couple, or $275 for a table of 10. Tickets are available in the Office of Student Involvement 366 MSC Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm

Shuttle Service for the Homecoming Dinner & Dance Three shuttles will run a continuous loop between the UMSL Campus and the Chase Park Plaza. Stops are listed below. Mansion Hill Provincial House University Meadows Chase Part Plaza Shuttle service will begins at 6pm at Mansion Hill. Final shuttle pick up at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel is at 12am. Shuttle service is free of charge. You can track the shuttle on the UMSL App! Download the app and click on the Campus Life button for details and a real time view of the shuttles’ locations. CHASE PARK PLAZA

Saturday, February 17 10 am – 12 pm Tiny Tritons Pancake Brunch & Basketball Celebrate UMSL Homecoming with brunch featuring the art of Dan Cakes and a chance for your Tiny Triton to make their own pancake feast. Then stay to cheer on the Tritons at the UMSL Triton Basketball games!! MARK TWAIN GYMNASIUM 6:30 – 1pm Leaders & Luminaries Celebrating 50 years of black student leadership at UMSL, the Leaders and Luminaries reunion will bring together current and former student leaders from the Associated Black Collegians, Helping Hands, Black Leadership Organizing Council, and Multi-Greek Council. THIS EVENT IS INVITATION ONLY.

Sunday, February 12 2:30 pm It’s Only Love Seventeen of George Gershwin’s best loved songs set the Valentine’s mood in the marvelous George Balanchine ballet Who Cares? First performed at Lincoln Center in 1970, the ballet pays homage to Manhattan with solo, duet and ensemble dancing that is athletic, playful and charming. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, February 13 2:00 pm – 2:30 pm Navigating Networking Workshop What is networking and why is it so important? Join us to learn the basics about navigating your network and share your networking success stories. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES 2 pm – 3 pm Study Skills Bootcamp Have your study skills been sub par? Let us help you whip them into shape with our Study Skills Bootcamp, a 1 hour workshop dedicated to helping you improve your study habits. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES

Tuesday, February 14 7:30 am – 6:00 pm TritonStore -Triton Tuesday 25% off all regular priced UMSL clothing or gift items. TRITON STORE 2 pm – 2:30 pm Interviewing Basics Want to know more about interviewing and how to improve your skills? Join us to learn techniques and tips for successful interviews. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES

12:30 – 1:30 pm | 4 pm- 5 pm Jedi Training IRL: Mindfulness Skills Workshop Yoda was wrong when he said, “Fear is the path to the dark side.” Fear just prepares us

for dangerous situations. But he was right to encourage Luke to be mindful of the here and now. A heightened awareness of the present moment is the power Jedis seek, and we will teach you how to take control of your mind and stop judging yourself, your thoughts, and your feelings. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES

Wednesday, February 15 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm What Successful Students Do Do you often feel as if you’re spinning your wheels in achieving your goals for the semester? You are not alone. Take ownership in your success! Participants will discuss how they define success and strategies that other students use to meet their goals for the semester. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 3:30 pm – 5 pm Personal Trainer Development Course For more information about the course contact Danny Provencio at provenciod@umsl.edu or 314.516.2342. Registration required. Course runs February 15 - March 22. Price - $25 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Thursday, February 16 2 pm – 2:30 pm Targeting your Resume Workshop Your resume is an important job-hunting tool used for marketing your talents to potential employers. Learn how to write a job specific resume. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES

Friday, February 17 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome!

Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Tuesday, February 21 11:30 am - 2 pm Lunch Time Live Ever wanted to be in a game show? Now is your chance! Win prizes on the third Tuesday of every month. Hosted by University Programming Board (UPB) MSC NOSH STAGE 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm & 4pm-5pm With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: Using Your Privilege for Good You don’t have to be Spider-Man to make heroic changes to your world, you just have to be able to commit to using the power you have to take action. In this workshop, we will explore the power that comes with privilege, how to talk about it (and why it’s hard to talk about), and how to use it to rock your next team-up. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm From Good Grades to Good Jobs: Building a Bridge to Success Have you ever had a challenging course or struggled to understand a professor? Have you ever thought to yourself, how is this class going to help me in my career? Have you ever wondered what employers are looking for? Come to this workshop to find answers. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 6 pm – 7 pm NSLS Speaker Broadcast--Mario Batali Join NSLS at their live speaker broadcast--open to the entire UMSL community! Hosted by National Society of Leadership & Success in Office of Student Involvement MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

Wednesday, February 22 2 pm – 2:30 pm Interviewing Basics Workshop Want to know more about interviewing and how to improve your skills? Join us to learn techniques and tips for successful interviews. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Friday, February 24 11 am – 2 pm Free Fries and Fizz! Join us for free fries, choice of dipping sauce with a 16 oz. souvenir cup in the Nosh and Southside Café. AND use your souvenir cup to enjoy some Fizz on the Coca-Cola Freestyle Machines in the Nosh! MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER – NOSH 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

Saturday, February 25 9 am – 3 pm American Red Cross First Aid / CPR/AED Certification Class The Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and cold emergencies and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies to help victims of any age - adults (about 12 years and older) and pediatric (infants and children up to 12 years of age). Registration required 3 business days prior to class. Price $60. Hosted by Campus Recreation 8 pm The Leahy’s Their Celtic-inspired brand of traditional music is heartfelt, honest and infectious. The Leahys have played, danced and shared their music worldwide, all the while gaining critical acclaim for their musicality and performance. Now, they are taking their talents to another level, one focused on their love of singing and song writing. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Sunday, February 26 2 pm In the Mood In The Mood is a fully staged tribute to Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, The Andrews Sisters and big band greats of the ‘40s. Complete with period costumes and choreography, It’s a celebration of America’s greatest generation who listened and boogied to up-tempo big band rhythms and danced to intimate ballads. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome!

Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Tuesday, February 28 12:30 – 1:30pm & 4pm – 5pm Squad Goals: Stop Avoiding Conflict, Start Building Relationships A brilliant psychologist once said “conflict is growth trying to happen,” but many of us avoid arguments and miss out on those chances to build closer relationships. In this fun, free Train Your Brain workshop you’ll learn how to have safe, productive conflict that brings people closer together. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES 3 pm – 9 pm Speed Climbing Competition Come test your speed climbing abilities on selected top route, auto-belay, and traverse style routes. Along with bragging rights, prizes will be given to the participants who climb each route the fastest! Registration required in the RWC Pro Shop by February 27. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER – CLIMBING CENTER 3:30 pm It’s time for prepare for Summer Leadership and Fall Recruiting Opportunities Become familiar with local accounting firm’s Summer Leadership opportunities and use the summer to prepare for the Fall Professional Accounting Workshop and Networking Night. Hear from COB Internship, Career Services, and Accounting Department representatives 410 SSB 4 pm Intramural Floor Hockey Floor Hockey is the closest thing IM’s have to ice hockey. The intramural version is a nocontact sport which also restricts the stick from never passing the height of the waist. Played in the MAC of the Recreation and Wellness Center, Floor Hockey uses a special speedcontrolled floor hockey ball in place of a puck, and plastic sticks provided by the Intramural Sports Department. Registration opens at www. IMLeagues.com/UMSL on February 7, 2017. Teams must have at least 3 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Wednesday, March 1 Ongoing March Madness – Group Fitness Style Runs March 1 - March 24 - Rules: 1. Grab March Madness card from any group fitness instructor. 2. Attend at least 12 classes between March 1 & March 24. 3. You must 10

Saturday, March 4 8 pm Pavlo For being all instrumental, Pavlo’s Mediterranean music speaks for itself. After years of guitar lessons, from classical to flamenco, Pavlo spent his early years playing in rock groups, and wedding bands. When they separated, Pavlo moved on, and discovered his own distinct sound that he termed, “Mediterranean”. It was the first time he felt as though his guitar was speaking from his soul. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

attend 4 different class formats within those 12 classes. 4. Complete challenge and take a picture of your completed card and post to Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter tagging UMSLCampusRec. Prizes for first, second and third entry! RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Thursday, March 2 2 pm – 2:30 pm Navigating Networking Workshop What is networking and why is it so important? Join us to learn the basics about navigating your network and share your networking success stories. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES

Friday, March 3 6 am – 9 pm RWC Free Guest Pass Friday On the first Friday of each month, the Recreation and Wellness Center welcomes you to bring one workout buddy in for FREE! Valid Photo ID required for all guests. Individuals under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. To gain access, present valid Photo ID to the Member Services staff in the Pro Shop. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 5 pm Into the Deep This one day retreat is a fantastic way to take a break, get away from campus and recharge. This year’s theme is “Perseverance in Faith”— how to keep going in life, especially when things get hard and everything seems against you. We’ll look at and share experiences of faith, what it really is, what it’s not, and what sustains us. The retreat is one night only, Friday March 3rd to Saturday March 4th at the beautiful Il Ritiro retreat center. Join us! 11

Register online at cncumsl.org. Questions? Email Erin@cncumsl.org or Lucy@cncumsl. org. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS 8 pm Arianna String Quartet: An Evening with Brahms The Complete Quartets For performers and audiences alike, the works of Johannes Brahms stand as some of the most cherished music of all time. In an evening that can only be described as a one-of-a-kind concert experience (and a St. Louis first!), the Arianna String Quartet offers all three of Brahms’ celebrated string quartets, back to back! Brahms: Quartet in C minor, Op. 51, No.1; Quartet in A minor, Op.51, No.2; Quartet in B-flat Major, Op.67. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 8 pm PNC Arts Alive New Dance Horizon V: Women Who Inspire Women Who Inspire explores women of all periods, from all backgrounds, and in all fields who consciously and positively influenced the world as we know it. Three nationally reputed female choreographers will set original dance pieces on three local companies. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 10 pm – 11 pm Late Night Bingo Join University Program Board for late night bingo in Provincial Dining Hall! Sweets, drinks, and prizes! PROVINCIAL HOUSE DINING HALL

2 pm & 8 pm PNC Arts Alive New Dance Horizons V: Women Who Inspire Women Who Inspire explores women of all periods, from all backgrounds, and in all fields who consciously and positively influenced the world as we know it. Three nationally reputed female choreographers will set original dance pieces on three local companies. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

SUNDAY, MARCH 5 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, March 6 9 am – 10 am Commuter Break Grab a snack and learn about UPB on your way to class! Hosted by University Programming Board PROVINCIAL HOUSE

Tuesday, March 7 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm & 4pm-5pm Anxiety Got Me Like: Winning the Battle Against Fear Anxiety is the most common mental health challenge faced by college students. You’ll learn how to spot anxiety when it shows up to mess with you and how to fight it and win in this fun, free Train Your Brain workshop. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES 12 pm Recyclemaniacs in the Nosh Calling all “Recyclemaniacs!” Join the Environmental Adventure Organization and the Sustainability Office on March 7 & 8th

to educate folks on how to recycle and how to help UMSL win Recyclemania. MSC NOSH

runs March 8 - April 19. Price - $25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

3 pm – 9 pm Crate Stacking Challenge Come by the RWC Climbing Wall on any of the dates to participate in a crate stacking challenge and see how tall you can get your tower of milk crates to be! Earn a spot on the Climbing Center’s “Crate Stacking Leaderboard” so future UMSL students can see your accomplishment! No registration required. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

11 am – 1pm Resume Reviews in the Nosh Get your resume ready for the upcoming Spring Career Fair! Stop by for a quick review of your resume. Look for Career Services in The Nosh. Career Services MSC, NOSH

4 pm – 5 pm Managing Test Anxiety Do you feel anxious, stressed, or worried about exams? Does an upcoming test feel like an insurmountable obstacle? Go on the offensive and show that test who’s boss! Empower yourself to perform your best by learning strategies for combating and managing your test anxiety. Participants will have the chance to practice anxiety management strategies and to create a plan to manage their anxiety for an upcoming exam. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 5 pm – 6 pm Half Time: Reassessing Mid Semester Time Management Does it seem as if the first half of the semester has flown by and you didn’t even realize it? Do you feel like time is slipping away from you each day? Don’t worry, you can learn how to successfully maximize and prioritize your time for optimum student success for the second half of the semester. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES OnGoing Group Swim Lessons – Spring Session II Since 1914, the American Red Cross has helped millions of people learn to swim through the nation’s first water safety program, and it’s still the gold standard more than 100 years later! Spring II: March 7 – April 29, 2017, No classes the week of March 27 due to Spring Break. Session extended one week to make up for the break. Registration open: February 6 – March 18, 2017. Visit www.umsl. edu/campusrecreation/aquatics for pricing information.

Wednesday, March 8 8 am – 9:30 am Group Fitness Instructor Course Interested in becoming a Group Fitness Instructor? This course will teach you about the basics of teaching group fitness and how to apply the knowledge to creating and teaching your own classes. Registration required. Course

12 pm Recyclemaniacs in the Nosh Calling all “Recyclemaniacs!” Join the Environmental Adventure Organization and the Sustainability Office on March 7 & 8th to educate folks on how to recycle and how to help UMSL win Recyclemania. MSC NOSH 2:30 pm – 4 pm Test Preparation: More than Just a Roll of the Dice Stressed about exams? Not sure how to start studying? Come to SRS’s Exam Taking Strategies workshop to get help preparing for your exams! Learn strategies for acing every type of exam, from multiple choice exams to short answer and essay exams. Workshop participants will also gain experience developing a test day strategy and making a study plan. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES

Friday, March 10 9:30 am – 4 pm Women’s Leadership Institute The Women’s Leadership Institute aims to enhance leadership abilities, increase awareness of personal skills, and assist women in developing learning strategies to help them create positive sustainable change in their communities. This FREE conference for UMSL students will address a range of leadership challenges faced by women, including networking, mentorship and career advancement, moving beyond the perceptions of women in the workplace, and thriving in diverse cultures. Sponsored by Office of Student Involvement MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER 11 am – 2 pm Flashback Friday and Fries Join us for free fries, choice of dipping sauce, and old school video games, Ping Pong, and More! MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER – NOSH 4 pm – 9 pm Family Night at the RWC Family Night focuses on providing an affordable opportunity for the UMSL Community to have fun with their family at the UMSL Recreation and Wellness Center. A full listing of events for each night will be available upon arrival. This program is reserved

5 pm Mixer with UMSL Police The Police Department of UMSL will be mixing with students, staff and faculty on Wednesday night of Hazing Prevention Week. Here you can ask the Police Department questions on hazing prevention, what to do if you see hazing, and just get to know our friendly campus officers! Donuts and coffee will be provided! Hosted by Fraternity and Sorority Life 5:30 pm Mass & Soup Take a break from classes with a laid-back mass in the living room, followed by a home-cooked soup dinner! All are welcome. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Thursday, March 9 11 am-1 pm Resume Reviews in the Nosh Get your resume ready for the upcoming Spring Career Fair! Stop by for a quick review of your resume. Look for Career Services in The Nosh. Career Services MSC – NOSH 12

for immediate family only. All children must be with a parent or legal guarding. Age restrictions do apply for particular spaces. Visit www.umsl. edu/campusrecreation/youthprograms for more information and pricing. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

SUNDAY, MARCH 12 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, March 13 11 am – 1 pm Resume Reviews in the Nosh Get your resume ready for the upcoming Spring Career Fair! Stop by for a quick review of your resume. Look for Career Services in The Nosh. Career Services 2 pm – 3 pm Envision Your Success Looking for a tool to keep you focused, inspired and motivated to achieve? Come along to this fun, creative and interactive workshop as we learn how to create your own vision of success! 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES

Tuesday, March 14 11 am – 1 pm Resume Reviews in the Nosh Get your resume ready for the upcoming Spring Career Fair! Stop by for a quick review of your resume. Look for Career Services in The Nosh. Career Services MSC NOSH 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm & 4pm – 5pm Netflix, You’re My Only Friend: Fighting Depression Depression can look like sadness, hopelessness, and/or irritation, and it can make getting to class and enjoying your life really challenging. If you’re struggling with depression or loneliness in this un you can learn coping skills to help you get off the couch and back to your life. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES 13

3 pm – 4 pm Stress Less: Stress Management Are you stressed out about midterm exams or projects? Are you looking for ways to manage your stress level. This is the workshop for you. We’ll discuss myth of effortless perfection and you’ll learn tools and tips to manage stress. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 3:30 pm – 5 pm Finding Career Fair Success- Employee Panel Come hear directly from a panel of recruiters about how to be successful at the March 17th Spring Career Fair! Hear directly from recruiters the value of knowing the employer’s focus at the career fair and receive tips on how to present yourself in a polished, positive, and professional way. Registration is encouraged. Visit careers.umsl. edu to register. MSC 3RD FLOOR, SGA CHAMBER 4 pm Intramural 6-Player Volleyball Volleyball is one of the most popular Intramural Sports at the University of Missouri – St. Louis. Featuring nearly identical rules from the fall 4-player season, 6-Player Volleyball will use rally scoring, guaranteeing all 3 games of each match in the regular season. Registration opens at www.IMLeagues.com/ UMSL on February 21, 2016. Teams must have at least 6 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, March 14. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 6 pm – 7 pm NSLS Speaker Broadcast - Hoda Kotb Join NSLS at their live speaker broadcast--open to the entire UMSL community! Hosted by National Society of Leadership & Success in Office of Student Involvement MSC, SGA CHAMBER

Wednesday, March 15 3 pm – 6 pm Self Care Isn’t Selfish Need to de-stress during midterms? Join us for massages, meditation, DIY workshops and

more! Hosted by University Programming Board & Panhellenic MSC CENTURY ROOMS 3:30 pm – 5 pm Active Reading Overwhelmed by your reading load? Tired of feeling like you don’t remember what you just read? Attend this workshop and learn strategies for becoming a more intentional and effective reader. Please bring one textbook or reading assignment to practice with. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES

Thursday, March 16 10 am – 6 pm Intramural Bracketology Deadline Today NCAA Bracketology gives you a chance to prove to everyone that you know men’s college basketball and you don’t have to leave the comfort of your home to compete. How you will enter your bracket will be determined on a date closer to the NCAA tournament. Brackets will be accepted until Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. IM NCAA Bracketology is FREE! Hosted by Campus Recreation ONLINE SUBMISSION 11 am – Noon Study Skills Bootcamp Are you hoping to beef up your study skills? Let us help you whip them into shape with our Study Skills Bootcamp, a 1 hour workshop dedicated to helping you improve your study habits. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES Noon – 1 pm Learning How to Learn Have you struggled to remember course material, even after hours of reading and studying? Do you want to know the latest news about the brain and how we learn? Through a combination of brief bits of information delivery and fast-paced activities, participants in this workshop will gain knowledge about current research into learning and memory, become aware of their current habits, and leave with a specific plan to improve their study

skills—all by using what you already have: an amazing human brain! 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 7 pm PLHCSA Annual Root Beer Pong Come on out and get your balls wet with PLHCSA at our annual root beer pong tournament on Thursday, March 16th! This is a free event and open to everyone! We will have free food and big prizes for the winners. No beer pong experience or skill is necessary to participate (we promise we won’t judge!). Be sure to bring some spare dollar bills, as we will be having raffles and games such as heads or tails to benefit our adopted charity, Legal Advocates for Abused Women (L.A.A.W)! Bring your friends and come out for a great time! PROVINCIAL HOUSE

Friday, March 17 10 am – 2 pm UMSL Spring Career Fair Students and alumni from all academic programs and levels have the opportunity to network with employers to discuss internship and job opportunities and connect with graduate/professional schools. Please pre-register by Tuesday, March 14, 2017. Admission for UMSL students/alumni who do not pre-register is $5.00 at the door. MARK TWAIN BUILDING 12 pm Get Caught Green-Handed on St. Patrick’s Day! UMSL is going green! And the UMSL Sustainability team will be out & about around campus catching people “green-handed!” If you’re spotted during something good for the environment on St. Patrick’s you’re in luck there’s a prize for going green! MSC NOSH 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

Sunday, March 19 3 pm The Jim Widner Big Band: A Tribute To Maynard Ferguson The Jim Widner Big Band assembles the finest jazz musicians in the area. This season at the Touhill, the band pairs with special guest artists to pay tribute to legendary performers. The March concert features trumpeter Jim Manley in an afternoon filled with Maynard Ferguson tunes. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

March 20 – April 7 All Day “Battle for the Boot” Shoe Drive Challenge in Oak Hall The competition is heating up! As the “Battle for the Boot” rages on and UMSL challenges other local schools to see who can collect the most shoes, the floors in Oak Hall will square off to find out who can collect the most & earn bragging rights! Hosted by UMSL Sustainability OAK HALL

Tuesday, March 21 7:30 am – 6pm TritonStore—Triton Tuesday! Triton Tuesday. 25% off all regular priced UMSL clothing and gifts. 11:30 am - 2 pm Lunch Time Live Ever wanted to be in a game show? Now is your chance! Win prizes on the third Tuesday of every month. Hosted by University Programming Board (UPB) MSC NOSH STAGE

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm & 4pm-5pm Inside Out: Put Those Feels to Work for You Do anger, fear, or sadness run your life? You will learn skills that will help you to increase or decrease certain emotions. In this fun, free Train Your Brain workshop we will to teach you the components of emotions and the coping skills to regulate them. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES

Wednesday, March 22 3 pm – 9 pm Game Day Remember how much fun you had playing great games like: Twister, Simon Says, and Tag? If you liked playing them as a kid, then bring your friends to this event where you’ll be playing the same fun games—rock climbing style!! No registration required. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Thursday, March 23 11 am – 1 pm Drunk Goggle Obstacle Course Are your motor skills as good as you think when you’re intoxicated? Put them to the test through a inflatable obstacle course with goggles that simulate your motor skills when you’re drunk. Hosted by University Programming Board (UPB) MSC LAWN 2 pm – 3 pm Mindset, Resiliency, and Succes Feel like you’re fighting an uphill battle with your academics? This workshop explores the relationship between a growth mindset and academic success. It will empower students to recognize their ability to take control of their academics, develop the tools and strategies needed to generate solutions, and ultimately achieve academic success. 225 MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER –STUDENT RETENTION SERVICES 4 pm Intramural MAC Challenge League Maybe you missed out on your favorite sport, or want another chance to play it again? The MAC Challenge League is here for you. Taking the Intramural Sports that are played on the Multi Activity Court, the MAC Challenge League rotates teams through the five great sports of Wiffleball, Dodgeball, Indoor Soccer, Floor Hockey, and 6-Player Volleyball. Teams will play a five game regular season with each game featuring a different sport. Get your multi-talented friends together and see which team is the most versatile to master these five completely different sports! Registration opens at www.IMLeagues.com/UMSL on Tuesday, February 28, 2017. Teams must have at least 14

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6 registered players by 4 p.m. on Thursday, March 23. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Saturday, March 25 8 pm St. Louis Osuwa Taiko Grandmaster Daihachi Oguchi formed the original Osuwa Daiko in Suwa, Japan, in 1951. In 1986, Oguchi-sensei visited St. Louis (sister city of Suwa) to found St. Louis Osuwa Taiko. A year later, he donated drums. St. Louis Osuwa Taiko started out as a kids’ group but has evolved to a nonprofit organization devoted to sharing taiko throughout Missouri and elsewhere through year-round performances, workshops and classes for children, adults, and seniors. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

10 am Saturday, March 25 – 6 pm Saturday April 1st Spring Break Service Trip to Appalachia This spring break, give of your time and energy to serve those in need in Appalachia. Newman will be traveling to Wheeling, West Virginia and collaborating with the Appalachian Institute to do a week of service work. We will also spend time learning about the various social justice issues affecting the area: poverty, ecological and economic justice, addiction and early childhood education. Apply online at cncumsl.org. Questions? Email erin@cncumsl. org.

Friday, March 31 8 pm MADCO: Freedom The grand finale of MADCO’s 40th anniversary season highlights the company’s signature style of using dance to entertain and shed light on important topics. Freedom brings to life Washington Universities Olin Libraries special Civil Rights collection through dance exploring a timely theme in St. Louis and the United States. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 15

Saturday, April 1 8 pm MADCO: Freedom The grand finale of MADCO’s 40th anniversary season highlights the company’s signature style of using dance to entertain and shed light on important topics. Freedom brings to life Washington Universities Olin Libraries special Civil Rights collection through dance exploring a timely theme in St. Louis and the United States. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

SUNDAY, APRIL 2 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, April 3 5 pm- 6 pm Commuter Break Grab a snack and learn about UPB on your way to class! MARILLAC HALL

Tuesday, April 4 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm & 4pm-5pm Make Olivia Pope Proud: Handling Life Like a Pro Want to learn how to handle disasters like a gladiator? In this fun, free Train Your Brain workshop we will teach you the rules to getting through break-ups, finals week, a fight with your parents, or any Scandal you may face with style. 131 MSC, COUNSELING SERVICES

Thursday, April 6 3:30 pm Accounting Professionals Meet and Greet Learn from Accounting Professionals about current accounting opportunities for UMSL

6 am – 9 pm RWC Free Guest Pass Friday On the first Friday of each month, the Recreation and Wellness Center welcomes you to bring one workout buddy in for FREE! Valid Photo ID required for all guests. Individuals under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. To gain access, present valid Photo ID to the Member Services staff in the Pro Shop. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS 7:30 pm The Sleeping Beauty Lavish costumes, spectacular pageantry, and the world’s most famous kiss! A classical masterpiece, Gen Horiuchi’s The Sleeping Beauty represents ballet’s golden age with its large cast of fanciful characters, grand pas de deux, spectacular action and powerful love story. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 8 pm The Second City Chicago’s legendary sketch and improv comedy theater returns with We’re All In This Room Together. Full of the live and in-your-face entertainment Netflix can’t provide, this mustattend show features improvised comedy, audience interaction, and of-the-moment sketches and songs from The Second City made famous by superstars like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and more. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 10 pm Late Night Bingo Bingo, prizes, and snacks: oh my! Join us for our monthly bingo night in the dining hall. Bingo theme TBA Hosted by University Programming Board PROVINCIAL HOUSE DINING HALL

Saturday, April 8 2:30 pm & 7:30 pm The Sleeping Beauty Lavish costumes, spectacular pageantry, and

the world’s most famous kiss! A classical masterpiece, Gen Horiuchi’s The Sleeping Beauty represents ballet’s golden age with its large cast of fanciful characters, grand pas de deux, spectacular action and powerful love story. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 5 pm & 8 pm The Second City Chicago’s legendary sketch and improv comedy theater returns with We’re All In This Room Together. Full of the live and in-your-face entertainment Netflix can’t provide, this mustattend show features improvised comedy, audience interaction, and of-the-moment sketches and songs from The Second City made famous by superstars like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and more. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Sunday, April 9 2:30 pm The Sleeping Beauty Lavish costumes, spectacular pageantry, and the world’s most famous kiss! A classical masterpiece, Gen Horiuchi’s The Sleeping Beauty represents ballet’s golden age with its large cast of fanciful characters, grand pas de deux, spectacular action and powerful love story. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 2 pm The Second City Chicago’s legendary sketch and improv comedy theater returns with We’re All In This Room Together. Full of the live and in-your-face entertainment Netflix can’t provide, this mustattend show features improvised comedy, audience interaction, and of-the-moment sketches and songs from The Second City made famous by superstars like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and more. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, April 10 2 pm- 2:30 pm Interviewing Basics Workshop Want to know more about interviewing and how to improve your skills? Join us to learn techniques and tips for successful interviews.

No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES

Wednesday, April 12 8:30 pm UPB Egg Hunt This night time egg hunts features 1000 eggs and over 50 prizes! Hosted by University Programming Board OAK HALL FRONT LAWN 2 pm- 2:30 pm Targeting Your Resume Workshop Your resume is an important job-hunting tool used for marketing your talents to potential employers. Learn how to write a job specific resume. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES 3 pm – 9 pm Crate Stacking Challenge Come by the RWC Climbing Wall on any of the dates to participate in a crate stacking challenge and see how tall you can get your tower of milk crates to be! Earn a spot on the Climbing Center’s “Crate Stacking Leaderboard” so future UMSL students can see your accomplishment! No registration required. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Friday, April 14 4 pm – 9 pm Family Night at the RWC Family Night focuses on providing an affordable opportunity for the UMSL Community to have fun with their family at the UMSL Recreation and Wellness Center. A full listing of events for each night will be available upon arrival. This program is reserved for immediate family only. All children must be with a parent or legal guarding. Age restrictions do apply for particular spaces. Visit www.umsl. edu/campusrecreation/youthprograms for more information and pricing. 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS

Friday, April 14-15 6 pm – 6 am Relay for Life | Rec Center This year marks UMSL10th annual Really For Life and we are celebrating Disney style! Let’s raise money for the American Cancer Society while raising awareness for all Cancers! 16

SUNDAY, APRIL 16 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Tuesday, April 18 11:30 am - 2 pm Lunch Time Live Ever wanted to be in a game show? Now is your chance! Win prizes on the third Tuesday of every month. Hosted by University Programming Board (UPB) MSC NOSH STAGE 7:30 am- 6 pm Triton Tuesday. 25% off all regular priced UMSL clothing and gifts. TRITONSTORE

Wednesday, April 19 11:00 am- 2 pm UMSL Spring Swap Swap Your Stuff! Clear the clutter, upgrade your closet and do it all without spending a dime. Clothing swaps are a great way to clean out your closet and add to your wardrobe without breaking the bank! Bring CLEAN, freshly washed items to donate to the pile & then pick out some new duds to take home. It’s a “give & take” scenario! Hosted by UMSL Sustainability MSC FIRESIDE LOUNGE

Thursday, April 20 11 am – 2 pm UMSL Commits for Earth Day Join UMSL Sustainability to support Earth Day! Stop by the MSC for more information. MSC 17

4 pm – 6 pm Bouldering Competition Drop in to participate in another bouldering competition at the Climbing Center! Competitors will be divided based on ability and compete in their respective division. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER – CLIMBING CENTER 7 pm PLHCSA Game Night Come get lucky with PLHCSA at our annual Casino Night! This is a free event and open to all students! We will have a variety of games such as ping pong, pool, roulette, blackjack, Wii, Nintendo 64, and other games for you to test your luck in. Play your cards right, and you can walk out with fabulous prizes and bragging rights. Free food will also be provided. As always, we will be collecting money and donations for our adopted charity, Legal Advocates for Abused Women (L.A.A.W). Come join us for a fun night! VILLA NORTH 3RD FLOOR LOUNGE

SUNDAY, APRIL 23 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Monday, April 24 6:30 pm – 8pm Student Leadership Awards The Leadership Awards Banquet provides the opportunity to honor the exemplary efforts of the people and organizations that make up Student Involvement at UMSL. Awards are given and dinner is provided. MSC CENTURY ROOMS

Tuesday, April 25 2 pm – 2:30 pm Targeting Your Resume Workshop Your resume is an important job-hunting tool used for marketing your talents to potential employers. Learn how to write a job specific resume. No registration is necessary. Arrive Early! Space is limited. 278 MSC, CAREER SERVICES

Thursday, April 27 3:30 pm UMSL Student Personal Finance Hear Dr. Grant Black talk about student personal finances. He will share his knowledge and experience concerning credit, borrowing and saving for the future. Dr. Black explores information that can really make a difference for your financial health. Hosted by Accounting Club 410 SSB 6 PM – 9 PM Throwback Time Machine Join us for a night of music and dancing as the DJ takes us back in time playing the greatest hits from the past five decades. Hosted by University Programming Board MSC CENTURY ROOMS

Friday, April 28 7:00 pm Friday Night Flick UPB hosts Friday Night Flicks every Friday at 7pm! There’s food provided! Visit umsl.edu/go/ fridayflicks for upcoming movies. MSC, SGA CHAMBERS 8 pm Kristin Chenoweth In a career that spans film, television, and stage, Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor and songstress Kristin Chenoweth is perhaps best well known for her work on the ABC series Pushing Daisies, FOX’s hit comedy Glee,

and NBC’s political drama, The West Wing. However, fans of Broadway know the “popular” Hollywood Walk of Fame performer as smashhit Wicked’s original Glinda the Good Witch. TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

SUNDAY, APRIL 30 6 pm Student Mass & Sunday Supper Start the week off right with friends in prayer! This mass is student-led and all are welcome! Mass is followed by home-cooked meal at the Newman House (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.). CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER

Saturday, April 29 9 am – Noon Goose Chase 5K Register at the RWC or Online. Price - $5. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER AND AROUND CAMPUS ROUTE

Monday, May 1 5pm – 8 pm Intramural Backyard Games Tournament Grab a partner and sign up for the new Backyard Games Tournament. On Monday, May 1 teams will compete in three different popular backyard games: Cornhole, KanJam, and Ladder Golf. This is an “open” league format; partners can be any male/female combination. Registration opens at www. IMLeagues.com/UMSL on Tuesday, April 4, 2017. Teams must have at least 2 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

April 4, 2017. Teams must have at least 2 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Wednesday, May 3 7 pm – 11 pm Intramural Sand Volleyball Night Tournament The Sand Volleyball Night Tournament on Wednesday, May 3 from 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. is an OPEN tournament where the roster can be any combination of genders. In this self-officiated tournament, sportsmanship, participation, and fun are the emphasis. The format of the tournament will be determined based on the number of teams that register. Registration opens at www.IMLeagues.com/ UMSL on Tuesday, April 4, 2017. Teams must have at least 3 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Thursday, May 4 4 pm – 8 pm Intramural Ultimate Frisbee Tournament Intramural Sports ends the year outside! This is a one day OPEN Ultimate Frisbee Tournament on Thursday, May 4. All games will be played here on campus at the grass field

north of the Mark Twain Athletic Center, on the southwest corner of the University Place Drive and Mark Twain Drive intersection. This is an OPEN tournament where the roster can be any combination of genders; each team will be required to have four players to play. Registration opens at www.IMLeagues.com/ UMSL on Tuesday, April 4, 2017. Teams must have at least 4 registered players by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25. Hosted by Campus Recreation RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Friday, May 5 11 am – 2 pm Finals Feast Join us for a food truck Friday to celebrate end of the semester success and preparation for finals! MILLENNIUM STUDENT CENTER 6 am – 9 pm RWC Free Guest Pass Friday On the first Friday of each month, the Recreation and Wellness Center welcomes you to bring one workout buddy in for FREE! Valid Photo ID required for all guests. Individuals under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. To gain access, present valid Photo ID to the Member Services staff in the Pro Shop. RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER

Tuesday, May 2 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm Intramural Basketball Skills Team Combine This new one day tournament will run you and your two teammates through 5 basketball stations, with scores being added to your team total in a combine format. Registration opens at www.IMLeagues.com/UMSL on Tuesday,

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Millennium Student Center Millennium Student Services Center Student Services Center Services Advising Offices Advising Offices Advising Offices Student Affairs Student Offices Affairs Student Offices Affairs Offices Millennium MSC Building MSC Hours Building MSC HoursBuilding Hours College of Arts College andof Sciences Arts and Sciences College of Arts and Sciences AdmissionsAdmissions (Undergraduate) (Undergraduate) Admissions (Undergraduate) 1/16 1/3 thru 1/16 1/3 thru 1/16 Undecided Undecided Majors Majors Undecided Majors Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm1/3 thru Monday (1/9)Monday (1/9) Monday 7:30am (1/9) -7:30pm 7:30am -7:30pm7:30am -7:30pm 303 Lucas Hall 303 Lucas Hall 303 Lucas Hall Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pmTuesday-Thursday Friday Friday 8am-5pm Tuesday-Thursday 7:30am-7:30pm Tuesday-Thursday 7:30am-7:30pm 7:30am-7:30pm 314-516-5501 314-516-5501 314-516-5501 Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) Friday10am-2pm Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Friday (1/6, 1/13) (1/6, 1/13) Friday 7:30am-5:30pm (1/6, 1/13)7:30am-5:30pm 7:30am-5:30pm Saturday (1/7) Saturday Saturday (1/7) 9am-5pm (1/7) 9am-5pm Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8:00am-7pm8:00am-7pm 8:00am-7pm Monday-Thursday CLOSED Friday Sunday (1/8) Sunday (1/8) Sunday CLOSED (1/8) CLOSED Friday 8:00am-5pm8:00am-5pm 8:00am-5pm Friday Admissions (Graduate) AdmissionsAdmissions (Graduate)(Graduate) Saturday (1/14) Saturday Saturday (1/14) 8am-5pm (1/14) 8am-5pm 8am-5pm (1/7 Saturday & 1/14)(1/7 & 1/14) 10am-2pm Saturday (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) 10am-2pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm 8am-6pmSunday (1/15)Sunday (1/15) Sunday 10am-3pm (1/15) 10am-3pm Saturday 10am-3pm in Appointments *Walk in Appointments *Walk in Appointments Friday Friday 8am-5pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pmMonday Monday (MLK Monday Day,6:30am-5pm 1/16) 6:30am-5pm (MLK Day, 1/16) (MLK Day, 1/16) *Walk 6:30am-5pm Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Beginning Hours 1/17Normal Hours Beginning 1/17Normal Beginning 1/17Normal Hours College of Business College of Administration Business Administration College of Business Administration Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 6:30am-10pm6:30am-10pm 6:30am-10pm 487 Social Sciences 487 Social Building Sciences Building 487 Social Sciences Building Career Services Career Services Career Services Saturday Saturday Saturday 9:30am-5pm 9:30am-5pm 9:30am-5pm 314-516-5888 314-516-5888 Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm 8am-5pmSunday Sunday Sunday 4pm-10pm 4pm-10pm 314-516-5888 4pm-10pm Monday-Wednesday Monday-Wednesday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Monday-Wednesday 8am-7pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Office (IDCard Cards) Triton CardTriton Office Card (ID Cards) Triton Office (ID Cards) Thursday-Friday 8am-5pm Thursday-Friday Thursday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED 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(1/3-1/12)Monday-Thursday 7:30am-6pm 7:30am-6pm (1/3-1/12) 7:30am-6pm 314-516-5937 314-516-5937 Friday (1/6,1/27) 1/13, 1/20, 1/27)1/13,7:30am-5pm Friday (1/6, 1/13, 1/20, Friday 7:30am-5pm (1/6, 1/20, 1/27)314-516-5937 7:30am-5pm Saturday (1/14) Saturday Saturday (1/14) 9am-5pm (1/14) 9am-5pm Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Financial Aid Financial AidFinancial Aid Sunday (1/15)Sunday (1/15) Sunday 10am-3pm (1/15) 10am-3pmFriday 10am-3pm Friday 8am-5pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Monday (MLK Monday Day:9am-5pm 1/16) 9am-5pm Monday (MLK Day: 1/16) (MLK Day: 1/16) 9am-5pm Saturday (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) 10am-2pm Saturday (1/7 Saturday & 1/14)(1/7 & 1/14) 10am-2pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pmTuesday-Thursday Friday Friday 8am-5pm Tuesday-Thursday (1/17-1/19) (1/17-1/19) Tuesday-Thursday 7:30am-7pm 7:30am-7pm (1/17-1/19) 7:30am-7pm Preferred *Appointments *Appointments Preferred 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Einstein Bagels (2 Bros Einstein Bros Bagels Bros (2 floor Einstein MSC) floor Bagels MSC)(2 floor MSC) Honors College Honors College Honors College Health, Wellness, and Health,Counseling, Wellness, Health, Counseling, Wellness,and Counseling, and 1/3/17-1/6/17 1/3/17-1/6/17 1/3/17-1/6/17 Provincial House Provincial House Provincial House Disability Access Services Disability Access Disability Services Access Services Tuesday-FridayTuesday-Friday 7:30 am-1:30pm Tuesday-Friday 7:30 am-1:30pm 7:30 am-1:30pm 314-516-5243 314-516-5243 314-516-5243 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 8am-5pm 1/9/17-1/13/17 1/9/17-1/13/17 Monday-Friday Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm1/9/17-1/13/17 Friday Friday 8am-5pm Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm7:30am-4:30pm Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Saturday/Sunday CLOSED Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED *8am-5pm walk-ins *8am-5pm accepted, walk-ins appt. accepted, preferred appt.accepted, preferredappt. preferred *8am-5pm walk-ins Beginning 1/17/16 (closed MLK day: 1/16/17) Beginning 1/17/16 (closed MLK Beginning day: 1/16/17) 1/17/16 (closed MLK day: 1/16/17) *5pm-7pm appointments *5pm-7pm appointments required *5pm-7pm required appointments required International Student andInternational Scholarand Services International Student Scholar StudentServices and Scholar Monday-Thursday Services 7:30am-6:30pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 7:30am-6:30pm 7:30am-6:30pm Friday Friday 7:30am-2pm 7:30am-2pm 7:30am-2pm Monday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pmFriday8am-5pm Monday-FridayMonday-Friday College of Nursing College of Nursing College of Nursing Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED The Nosh The Nosh The Nosh 1st Floor, Nursing 1st Floor, Admin. Nursing Floor, Admin. Nursing Building Admin. Building 1stBuilding Beginning 1/17/16 (closed MLK day: 1/16/17) Beginning 1/17/16 (closed MLK Beginning day: 1/16/17) 1/17/16 (closed MLK day: 1/16/17) 314-516-6066 314-516-6066 314-516-6066 Multicultural Student Support Services Multicultural Multicultural Student Support Student Services Support Services Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm 8am-6pm 8am-6pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm 8am-6pm Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm 107 Lucas Hall 107 Lucas Hall107 Lucas Hall Friday Friday Friday 10am-2pm 10am-2pm Friday 10am-2pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Friday 8am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Saturday/Sunday CLOSED Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm Subway Subway Subway *Appointments *Appointments Preferred Preferred *Appointments Preferred Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) 1/3/17-1/13/17 10am-2pm 1/3/17-1/13/17 1/3/17-1/13/17 Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

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School of Social Work School of Social School Work of Social Work New Student Programs New Student Programs New Student Programs 121 Bellerive Hall 121 Bellerive 121 Hall Bellerive Hall Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pmBeginning Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Beginning 1/17/17 (closed MLK day: 1/16/17) 1/17/17 (closed MLK Beginning day: 1/16/17) 1/17/17 (closed MLK day: 1/16/17) 314-516-6385 314-516-6385 314-516-6385 Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 7am-8pm 7am-8pm 7am-8pm Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pmMonday-Thursday Friday Friday 8am-5pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Monday-Friday Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) Friday10am-2pm Saturday/Sunday CLOSED Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Provincial House Dining Hall Provincial House Dining Hall Provincial House Dining Hall Required *Appointment *Appointment Required *Appointment Required RegistrationRegistration and Records and Registration Records and Records Meal of theFirst Semester: ofFirst the Semester: Meal of the Semester: Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pmFirst Meal Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Saturday 1/14/17 Lunch 11am-2pm 11am-2pm Saturday 1/14/17 Lunch Saturday 1/14/17 Lunch 11am-2pm UMSL/Washington University Joint UMSL/Washington UMSL/Washington University Joint University Joint Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm Late Night served onNight Sunday 1/15/17 No Late NightNo served on Sunday No Late 1/15/17 served on Sunday 1/15/17 Engineering Program EngineeringEngineering Program Program Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) 10am-2pm 228 Benton Hall 228 Benton228 HallBenton Hall US Bank US Bank US Bank Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 314-516-6800 8am-5pm 314-516-6800 314-516-6800 Office of Student Office Involvement of Student Office Involvement of Student Involvement 8am-5pm Monday-Friday Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Recreation & Wellness & Recreation Center Wellness Center & Wellness Center Saturday/Sunday CLOSED Saturday/Sunday Saturday/Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm Recreation 1/2 thru 1/161/2 thru 1/16 1/2 thru 1/16 Required *Appointment Required *Appointment Required Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) Monday-Friday 10am-2pm Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 6am-7pm 6am-7pm *Appointment 6am-7pm Saturday

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Saturday 8am-7pm

8am-7pm

Sunday Sunday Sunday 10am-7pm 10am-7pm 10am-7pm Student Retention StudentServices Retention Student Services Retention Services On-Campus On-Campus Housing On-Campus Housing Housing Life Residential and Housing LifeResidential and Housing Life and Housing Monday (MLK Monday Day: 6am-7pm 1/16) 6am-7pm (MLK Day: 1/16) (MLK Day: 1/16) Residential 6am-7pm Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pmMonday Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm (Central Office) (Central Office)(Central Office) Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 8am-5pm* 8am-5pm* 8am-5pm* Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) 10am-2pm Veterans Center Veterans Center Veterans Center Saturday 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 10am-2pm 10am-2pm Sunday Sunday Sunday CLOSED CLOSED Monday-Friday Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 8am-5:30pm8am-5:30pm 8am-5:30pm Welcome Center Welcome Center Welcome Center Saturday Open 1/14) Saturday (Only Open (Only 1/14)Saturday 10am-2pm (Only10am-2pm Open 1/14) 10am-2pm Mansion Hill (Office) Mansion HillMansion (Office) Hill (Office) Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm 8am-7pm Monday-Thursday Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 8am-5pm* 8am-5pm* Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Friday Friday 8am-5pm Saturday Saturday Saturday 10am-2pm 10am-2pm Saturday (1/7 & 1/14)(1/7 & 10am-2pm Saturday Saturday 1/14) (1/7 &10am-2pm 1/14) 10am-2pm Sunday Sunday Sunday CLOSED CLOSED

Offices closed 1/16/17 in honor ofclosed Offices closed Offices 1/16/17 in honor 1/16/17 of in honor of MLK DAYMLK DAY MLK DAY unless otherwise unlessnoted otherwise unless noted otherwise noted

CLOSED

8am-5pm* 10am-2pm CLOSED

University Meadows (Office) University Meadows University (Office) Meadows (Office) 8am-5pm Monday-Friday Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Saturday 11am-2pm Saturday Saturday 11am-2pm 11am-2pm Sunday Sunday Sunday 3pm-6pm 3pm-6pm 3pm-6pm

*open until 7pm *openTues-Fri until 7pm beginning *open Tues-Fri until1/19 beginning 7pm Tues-Fri 1/19beginning 1/19

Check out all departments in Campus Life hiring for the 2017 - 2018 year!

1 APPLICATION. 20+ JOBS. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.

For more information visit

Applications available Jan. 9 - Mar. 1 in TritonSync

campuslifejobs.umsl.edu

Stay, Play and Connect with Campus Recreation

Programs, Events and Services for you!

Group Swim Lessons, Open Rec and Lap Swim, Aqua Climb Wall, Zip line, Wiffleball, Basketball, Arena Flag Football, Dodgeball, Volleyball, Group Fitness Classes, Personal Training, Fitness Certifications, Fee Based Fitness Programs, Bouldering Wall, Climbing Wall, Climbing 101 Courses, Belay Certifications

Come visit the Recreation and Wellness Center to learn more.

umsl.edu/campusrecreation @UMSLCampusRec

#UMSLPRIDE CONTACT US UMSL New Student Programs UMSL Student Involvement UMSL Millennium Student Center UMSL ResLife @umslnewstudents #UMSLWOW @umslstudentinvolvement #UMSLPride

New Student Programs:

366 Millennium Student Center | umsl.edu/newstudentprograms newstudentprograms@umsl.edu | 314-516-5291

Student Involvement:

366 Millennium Student Center | umsl.edu/studentinvolvement studentactivities@umsl.edu | 314-516-5291

Residential Life and Housing:

C103 Provincial House | umsl.edu/reslife umslreslife@umsl.edu | 314-516-6877

GO TRITONS!