UMSL Weeks of Welcome Booklet Fall 2014

WEEKS OF FALL 2014

TRITON CHALLENGE During the first six weeks, we challenge all new students to complete at least 8 events around campus. These events highlighted will allow you to swipe ID at these events to upload and tally your attendance. If you complete 8 events, (2) events from each category, you will be eligible for prizes that will be given out at our Mid-Semester Extravaganza event.

Throughout the book you will notice color logos that represent the following categories:

Serendipity Sendoff

Anthropology at UMSL

The Serendipity Sendoff will welcome new students to the Triton family and officially kick off the new academic year.

The Serendipity Sendoff will include a ceremonial passing of the torch to the incoming class. Serendipity which means “good fortune” is to represent many things but mostly a special meaning of accomplishment for getting to UMSL and now starting this new journey and experience at UMSL. Following the sendoff will be the Welcome Picnic.

If you’re an entering freshman, transfer student, or just interested in Anthropology this get together is for you. Learn about the four fields of Anthropology, learn about the faculty UMSL has to offer, and take a tour of the department while meeting faculty along the way. Anthropology is ready to inspire you and fuel you to new goals throughout your career. The Association of Student Anthropologists

4:30pm, Front Lawn of TJ Library

Welcome Picnic 5pm - 7pm, MSC

Academic

What better way to kick off the beginning of the school year than the UMSL Welcome Picnic! There will be live music, games, food, giveaways, and lots of fun! Office of Student Life

MONDAY, AUG. 25 Personal Development: Health and Wellness, Career, Financial Literacy Diversity, Community and Service

First Day of Classes –Good Luck!

Help-A-Triton

8am - 6pm, Various Locations

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

12pm – 5pm, Stadler 336

Undergraduate psychology majors can learn about research opportunities in psychology. Come at any time during the event to learn about Research Assistant positions for course credit (PSYCH 3390) or for volunteering.

9am - 2pm, Information Desk MSC Welcome Center

Stop by the Information Desk and grab a bag. Free popcorn will be served hot and fresh!

TUESDAY, AUG. 26 Help-A-Triton

8:00am - 6:00pm, Around Campus

Anthropology at UMSL 1pm - 2pm, Clark Hall 527

Shots and Sand

WEEK ONE

11:30am - 1:30pm, South Campus Volleyball court area in front of Seton Hall

SUNDAY, AUG. 24

Commuter Student Meet & Greet 3pm, MSC Fireside Lounge (2nd Floor)

Join us for a brief session to meet other commuter students, take a mini campus tour to get comfortable with campus buildings, and pick up your WOW booklet with a list of events going on during the first few weeks. New Student Programs

Psychology Research Internship Information Session

Welcome Back Popcorn

Social and Traditions: Campus Traditional Programming

Cupcake Creation Station 11am - 1pm, MSC Nosh

Come by the Nosh stage to build a cupcake on your first day of classes, and meet the UPB exec board! While you’re there, pick up a free UPB t-shirt and some other swag.

University Program Board

CONTACT US

1pm - 2pm, Clark Hall 527

Aloha Tritons!! Join the College of Nursing for delicious juice shots and healthy snacks on a sandy beach (aka the volleyball court!) on South Campus. The Hawaii themed celebration will include refreshing food and drinks, relaxing music, and some fun games and activities to keep everyone in aloha spirit. This is also a great opportunity for you to hang out on the scenic South Campus and chat with other nursing students, faculty, and staff. College of Nursing, Office of Student Services

Weeks of Welcome Website: Facebook:

UMSL New Student Programs UMSL Student Life UMSL Millennium Student Center UMSL ResLife

Twitter:

@umslnewstudents #UMSLWOW

New Student Programs Office:

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

Student Life Office:

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

Residence Life and Housing Office: C103 Provincial House umslreslife@umsl.edu 314-516-6877

Student Affairs Offices Admissions Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Admissions (Graduate) Monday-Tuesday Wednesday-Friday Saturday/Sunday

Career Services

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday/Sunday

Cashier’s Office

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Financial Aid

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 8am-6pm 8am-5pm Closed 8am-5:30pm 8am-5pm Closed 8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

Health, Wellness, Counseling, and Disability Access Services Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday/Sunday

8am-6pm 8am-5pm Closed

International Student & Scholar Services Monday-Friday Saturday/Sunday

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

Office of Multicultural Student Services

www.umsl.edu/WOW

(Undergraduate)

New Student Programs

8am-5pm Closed

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Registration and Records Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Student Life

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Student Retention Services Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Welcome Center

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

Millennium Student Center Services MSC Building Hours

8/1/241-8/24/14 Monday-Thursday 7am-9pm Friday 7am-5pm Saturday (8/9 & 8/16) 10am-5pm Saturday (8/23) 9am-5pm Sunday (8/24) Noon-7pm Effective 8/25/14 Monday-Thursday 7am-11pm Friday 7am-5pm Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 1pm-9pm MSC Bridge closes 30 minutes after building

Triton Card Office (ID Cards) 8/11-8/24 Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday 8/25-8/29 Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday

Triton Store (UMSL Bookstore) Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday (8/9 & 8/16) Saturday (8/23) Sunday (8/24)

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm 7:30am-7pm 8am-5pm Closed

Residential Life and Housing/Mansion Hill Office Monday-Friday Saturday

University Meadows (Office) Monday-Friday Saturday Sunday Open Saturday 8/9 from

8am-7pm 10am-2pm 8am-7pm 10am-2pm 3pm-6pm 11am-2pm

Advising Offices College of Arts and Sciences College of Fine Arts and Communication Undecided Majors 303 Lucas Hall, 314-516-5501

Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday *Walk in Appointments

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

College of Business Administration

487 Social Sciences Building, 314-516-5888 Monday-Wednesday Thursday-Friday Saturday *Walk in Appointments

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

College of Education

116 South Campus Classroom Building, 314-516-5937 Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday *Appointments Preferred

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

Honors College

Provincial House, 314-516-5243

Monday-Friday 8am-7pm Saturday/Sunday Closed *8am-5pm walk-ins accepted, appointment preferred *5pm-7pm appointments required

College of Nursing

1st Floor, Nursing Admin. Building, 314-516-6066 Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday *Appointments Preferred

8am-7pm 8am-5pm 10am-2pm

School of Social Work

121 Bellerive Hall, 314-516-6385 7:30am-7pm 7:30am-5pm 10am-2pm 9am-5pm Noon-6pm

Food Service Operations Monday-Friday Einstein Bros Bagels The Nosh SUBWAY US Bank

On-Campus Housing

7:30am-1pm 10:30am-2pm 10am-4pm 8am-5pm

*By Appointment Only

UMSL/Washington University Joint Engineering Program 228 Benton Hall, 314-516-6800 Monday-Friday Saturday/Sunday *Appointments Required

8am-5pm Closed

HOMECOMING WEEK

MIRTHDAY

MLK DAY OF SERVICE

Homecoming is the tradition of welcoming back our alumni and engaging our current Tritons in celebration of their UMSL spirit. Check out the week of events and ways that you can become involved during Homecoming.

Mirthday is the annual springtime student celebration at UMSL presented by University Programming Board. It’s not UMSL’s birthday! It’s a day of happiness!

Stay tuned for more details on the date and concert announcements!

A day on, not a day off! UMSL’s campus comes together to give back to the surrounding community! Students of Service

Find us on Social Media & Website: Facebook: UMSL Homecoming Twitter: @umslhomecoming #UMSLHC

TRADITIONAL EVENTS AND SAVE THE DATES January 19, 2015

February 16-21, 2015

http://umsl.orgsync.com/org/umslhomecoming

April 2015

Welcome Back Popcorn

9am - 2pm, Information Desk MSC Welcome Center

Backyard Movie

8:00 pm TJ Library Lawn

Enjoy watching X-Men: Days of Future Past on the TJ Lawn, complete with popcorn and refreshments! University Program Board

Mindfulness Meditation

Every Wednesday through Oct. 1 12:15pm - 12:45pm, MSC 225

Mindfulness Meditation is a proven—and increasingly popular—method for reducing stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, and a variety of medical conditions.

Incorporating Mindfulness into your schedule can enhance your overall wellbeing and allow you to live your life more fully. These weekly guided Mindfulness activities are free and open to beginning as well as experienced meditators. Student Retention Services

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27 Fall Expo

11am - 1:30pm, North Campus Quad

Come out to the Quad on North Campus to learn about all the student organizations and campus departments on campus.

This is a great way to meet people and get involved on campus! University Program Board

Shake it Up with MSS

12pm - 2pm, MSC Nosh Stage

Come and meet the staff of the Office of Multicultural Students Services and enjoy a cool and sweet shake!

Paintapalooza TINY TRITONS-SPRING January 31 February 14 March 14 April 11

Tiny Tritons is a series presented by the Office of Student Life with our UMSL families in mind! With multiple programs throughout the year, these family-friendly programs are geared towards children PreK-5th Grade. Check out our site for event details! umsl.edu/go/tinytritons

4:30pm - 5:30pm, Provincial House Lawn

Come out to PLHCSA’s second annual Paintapalooza! This event consists of a powder-paint war (with environmentally safe powder-paint) and we will also be tiedying shirts this year. Get ready to make a mess in front of the Honors College. This event is open to ALL UMSL students. You do not have to be a member of the Honors College to enjoy in the festivities! Bring your own white t-shirt or purchase one for two dollars from PLHCSA, all proceeds with go to PLHCSA’s adopted charity of the year.

Fall Volunteer Fair

11am-1:30pm, North Campus Quad

Com eout to visit with over 50 volunteer community organizations. Student Life

WEEK TWO SUNDAY, AUG. 31 Student Mass

Wednesday Mass & Soup

Every Wednesday 5:30pm, UMSL Catholic Newman Center

Need a break in your day? This is a simple yet profound way to rest, reenergize, remember what’s most important and spend time with good people. It’s a laid back style mass in our living room, with Fr. Bill and friends.

THURSDAY, AUG. 28 Dream Flags

12pm - 2pm, MSC Quarters

Excited for the new semester? Come and join the University Program Board for Dream Flags to share your hopes, dreams, and wishes for the upcoming semester!

University Program Board

Provincial House Chapel 8:15pm, Meet CNC leaders in the lobby of your Residence Hall

Worship and celebrate in a way that’s simple and relevant—mass on campus!

This student led and student run mass is the perfect way to start your week. Come to pray and stay for snacks and conversation.

Catholic Newman Center

MONDAY, SEPT. 1

Newman Men’s Group

8pm, UMSL Catholic Newman Center

Join a group of your peers for fellowship, conversation and shared faith. This group is open to men only—stay posted for a Women’s Group coming soon!

TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 Effective Note Taking

Ice Cream Social

12:30pm - 1:30pm, Front of Clark Hall

Meet advisors, professors, deans, and new and old friends. Visit our tent which will be in the Quad in front of Clark Hall. The College of Arts & Sciences

Fun N’ Floats

8pm, UMSL Catholic Newman Center Make root beer and soda floats in our front lawn!

12pm - 1pm, 225 MSC

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 note-taking. Whether you’re new to college or an experienced student looking for something new, this workshop is for you! Student Retention Services

Identifying and Accessing Campus Campus Involvement 1pm, 107 Lucas Hall Support Services

Sorority Recruitment

Do you want to be a successful Triton?

Then join us as we explore helpful tools, resources, and strategies to thrive as an UMSL student!

With a focus on leadership development, community service, philanthropy and social awareness, the UMSL Sorority Community continues to engage, educate, and further develop collegiate women. Register here http://tinyurl.com/umslrecruitment.

Contact panhellenic@umsl.edu

2pm - 3pm, 225 MSC

Tie Dye Night

5:00 pm Provincial House Front Lawn

Come tie-dye T-shirts, socks, bandanas, etc. We’ll provide the dye and a free T-shirt for the first 60 people. Don’t miss it—we’ll be in the front lawn of Provincial House.

Snacks and drinks will be provided.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3 Meet the Greeks

11am - 3pm, MSC Pilot House

Come to the MSC Pilot House to learn more about Fraternity & Sorority Life at UMSL! All 14 of the campus-based and city-wide fraternities and sororities will be there to introduce themselves and show you more about the UMSL Fraternity & Sorority Life Community. We will have fun, music, and door prizes for everyone!

Questions? Contact thinkgreek@umsl.edu

Study Abroad Fair

11am - 2pm, MSC Rotunda

Come learn about the many opportunities to study abroad while you are a student at UMSL. We will have information for all 80+ programs we offer. Study abroad returnees will be present to answer your questions. Attendance prizes will be awarded! Applications for winter and spring intersession are due late September and October. Apply now!

Gender Studies Film Series: The Laughable Gender Gap 12:30pm - 2pm, Lucas Hall 494 Every Wednesday in September

Watch your favorite stand-up comedians and discuss how the rules of comedy and what is funny differ between the genders.

Bring your lunch and a friend! Arrive late, leave early, all are welcome! Gender Studies

Don’t have anything to do with all your free time? Join a student organization! Come learn about all that student life has to offer for all students. Get Involved!

Time Management- Successful Students manage their time!

3pm - 4pm, 225 MSC

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 semester. Student Retention Services

Thursday, Sept. 3 - Sunday, Sept. 7 5:00 pm, Millennium Student Center

5:30pm - 6:30pm, 225 MSC

Are you feeling confused by your course syllabus or your professor’s expectations?

Do you find yourself overwhelmed by the number of assignments due this semester?

Attend our workshop and start your semester off on the right foot! Participants will learn how to identify and interpret pertinent information in their syllabi, and will practice using this information to develop a course strategy that will help enhance their academic success. Please bring a course syllabus with you to the workshop. Student Retention Services

Tales of a Freshman Nobody: Coffeehouse and Stories

7pm, UMSL Catholic Newman Center

Calling all first year students! Come to the CNC for a fun night of story sharing, coffee (or tea!) drinking and hanging out.

‘Veteran’ UMSL students will share their own embarrassing and fun stories of being a first year student—you get to sit back, listen and remember that you’re not alone!

Enjoy coffee and refreshments; meet other new students as well as a great community of new friends. Come early (6:30 pm) for a free soup dinner! For more information visit our website: www.cncumsl.org.

11am, 107 Lucas Hall

THURSDAY, SEPT. 4 4pm - 6pm, Clark Hall Quad

UPB’s Lock In

Veterans Center Welcoming BBQ

Coffeehouse Series

12pm - 1pm, MSC,Fireside Social Lounge

A free performance provided for students in the lounge! Stop on by and take a break.

50% off vouchers for Einstein’s beverages will also be handed out. University Program Board

Friday, Nov. 7 - Saturday, Nov. 8 10pm - 7am Millennium Student Center

Stay up all night with UPB for food, prizes, and an all-around good time.

University Programming Board

SATURDAY, NOV. 8 Tiny Tritons

Being Successful in Online Classes 12pm - 1pm, 225 MSC

Learn what it takes to be successful in online classes at UMSL!

College of Arts and Sciences & College of Fine Arts and Communication Advising Office Open House 12pm - 2pm, Lucas 303

Drop by Lucas 303 to meet your advisor, grab some food and take home some helpful hints on making your semester a success!

Office of the Registrar Open House 2pm - 4pm, 269 MSC

Meet the staff and learn about how the Office of the Registrar can help YOU!

TUESDAY, NOV. 11

Discover your dream career Using Speaker Series: Max Brooks 7pm, MSC Century Rooms General Education Classes Do you have a career goal in mind but are not sure of how to reach it? Come to this workshop and learn how to use general education requirements to assist in determining your major. Learn about minors and certificate programs at UMSL that will prepare you for your desired career. Office of Multicultural Student Services

The UMSL Student Veterans Center will be hosting a welcoming BBQ for all new and returning students.

Understanding Your Syllabus

FRIDAY, NOV. 7

This program is a series presented by the Office of Student Life with our UMSL families in mind! With multiple programs throughout the year, these family-friendly programs are geared towards children PreK-5th Grade. Check out our site for event details! umsl.edu/go/tinytritons

Service Saturday: The Blessing Basket Project

For more information in the Office of Student Life, 366 MSC Help at their annual warehouse sale: pricing baskets setup and take down displays. The Blessing Basket project helps artisans out of poverty. Students of Service

MONDAY, NOV. 10

Building Rapport with Your Professors 3:30pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Discover essential tools necessary for building a positive relationship with your professor. A panel of faculty members will offer advice on how to start and maintain relationships based upon their experience.

Office of Multicultural Student Services

50th Anniversary Mass with Archbishop Carlson!

6pm, Provincial House Chapel

Celebrate Newman’s 50th year on campus with Archbishop Carlson of St. Louis! Join us for mass in the Provincial House Chapel and stay for refreshments and socializing in the Museum Room. RSVP at www. cncumsl.org. Catholic Newman Center

THURSDAY, NOV. 20

Managing Finances in College-Get Money Smart

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12

Leader Application Deadline Today!

366 Millennium Student Center

Orientation Leaders, FYE Peer Mentors, WOW Crew Leaders and Coordinator Applications Deadline to Apply! Visit www.umsl.edu/newstudentprograms for job descriptions, application, and interview dates. Office of New Student Programs

THURSDAY, NOV. 13

Empowered Academic Advising 10am, 107 Lucas Hall

Are you feeling nervous about meeting with your advisor and planning your schedule next semester? Don’t worry, come to the Empowered Academic Advising workshop and learn steps for preparing for your advising appointment. Learn tips for creating a balanced class schedule that accounts for school, work, and home commitments. Office of Multicultural Student Services

SATURDAY, NOV. 15 Experience St. Louis: Busch Stadium Tour

Want to experience some of the great stuff St. Louis has to offer? Join UPB once a month for trip somewhere in the city!

Advanced registration is required with a refundable $5 deposit in the Office of Student Life. University Programming Board

3pm, 107 Lucas Hall

A Finance Professor at UMSL will demonstrate and share information with you to keep your credit in good standing.

Office of Multicultural Student Services

FRIDAY, DEC. 5 Test Anxiety

11am, 107 Lucas Hall

Do you sometimes “go blank” while taking a test, but remember the information after you leave? If so, you might have test anxiety. This workshop will provide you with strategies for managing test anxiety so that it does not prevent you from doing your best on exams. Office of Multicultural Student Services

SATURDAY, DEC. 6 Tiny Tritons Event

Tiny Tritons is a series presented by the Office of Student Life with our UMSL families in mind! With multiple programs throughout the year, these family-friendly programs are geared towards children PreK-5th Grade. Check out our site for event details! umsl.edu/go/tinytritons

MONDAY, DEC. 15

Late Night Breakfast

Provincial House Dining Hall

Join us for a late night snack and relaxation to prepare you for your finals.

MONDAY, OCT. 13 Note-Taking

10am, 107 Lucas Hall

Note taking is one of the essential skills that you need to be successful in college. This workshop will provide you with some ideas on how to take more effective notes that will help you learn and retain information.

Office of Multicultural Student Services

FRIDAY, OCT. 17

MONDAY, OCT. 20

Writing the “Good” paper: Tips & Tools for Effective Writing 2pm, 107 Lucas Hall

You will be informed with tips, tools, and strategies that will assist you in writing successful papers at the collegiate level.

Office of Multicultural Student Services

MONDAY, OCT. 21

How to Effectively Find Sources for Speaker Series: Lavern Cox 7pm, MSC Century Rooms Papers 12pm, 107 Lucas Hall

A librarian from Thomas Jefferson Library will show you the range of services provided at UMSL. Find out how to quickly identify sources and format references for research papers. Office of Multicultural Student Services

Triton Awakenings-Catholic Newman Center

Friday Oct. 17 - Sunday Oct. 19 3pm Friday - 4pm Sunday Meet at Newman to travel to Camp Rockyvine

All are welcome at this incredible weekend experience of community and spirituality.

Triton Awakenings is a three-day retreat experience where participants grow in love of self, love of God and love of others. It is perfect for those wanting to meet others and build life-long friendships, grow in faith, or just learn more about themselves and others. It is a student led and student run retreat open to all young adult students (ages 18-30). See our website for more information and to register: www.cncumsl. org.

SATURDAY, OCT. 18

Experience St. Louis: Mineral Springs Paranormal Research Center

Once a month we take a trip somewhere in the city! Advanced registration is required with a refundable $5 deposit in the Office of Student Life. University Programming Board

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22

Overcoming Boredom, Staying Motivated 1pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Do you start the semester out strong, but fizzle out by midterms? This workshop will discuss ways to keep you motivated, so you can finish the semester as strong as you began it. Office of Multicultural Student Services

Tiny Tritons Event

Tiny Tritons is a series presented by the Office of Student Life with our UMSL families in mind! With multiple programs throughout the year, these family-friendly programs are geared towards children PreK-5th Grade. Check out our site for event details! umsl.edu/go/tinytritons

TUESDAY, OCT. 28 Major Discovery

2pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Don’t over think the steps you take as an undergrad or transfer student. The hard work that you put in will certainly pay off.

Come “meet your major” and network with a select group of professionals and learn unique ways of using your degree. Office of Multicultural Student Services

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29 Murder Mystery Dinner 7pm, MSC Century Rooms

Was it the butler? The chef? Come solve the mystery with UPB and enjoy some tasty food too! University Programming Board

Understanding Your Syllabus 3pm - 4pm, 225 MSC

Are you feeling confused by your course syllabus or your professor’s expectations?

Do you find yourself overwhelmed by the number of assignments due this semester?

Attend our workshop and start your semester off on the right foot! Participants will learn how to identify and interpret pertinent information in their syllabi, and will practice using this information to develop a course strategy that will help enhance their academic success. Please bring a course syllabus with you to the workshop. Student Retention Services

Discover Your Learning Style 5:30pm - 6:30pm, 225 MSC

Do you find that you do not quite understand the information? Is it difficult for you to pay attention in your lecture style courses? You may need to change a few subtle things to help you in your class. Come and learn about the basics of different learning styles and how they can impact you!

UMSL Family Weekend

Friday Oct. 24 - Sunday Oct. 26

To register and see additional details, visit www.umsl.edu/newstudentprograms You are invited to UMSL’s Family Weekend. Family Weekend’s flexible schedule provides a great balance between family bonding and UMSL sponsored fun.

The weekend includes: Triton Family Chili Feed, Triton Store Fashion Show, The Mentalist: Sean Bolt, Family Fun Walk/5K Run, Trunk-or-Treat, BBQ picnic and festival, Dueling Pianos Desserts and Dancing, and Triton Athletic soccer games.

SATURDAY, OCT. 25

Service Saturday: Trunk or Treat

12pm - 2pm, MSC South Garage

Are you looking for a family friendly event?

Please join us at our 5th annual Trunk or Treat! This event provides children 12 and under a safe area to Trick or Treat along with various fall themed activities. Students of Service

Great Getaway

FRIDAY, OCT. 31 Haunted Garage

6pm, Catholic Newman Cnter

For the past 12 years, Newman has transformed our garage into a haunted house for neighborhood kids. Join in the fun by helping create the house, dressing in your most frightening costume, or feel free to drop by the night of. It’s a long standing tradition that’s always a blast!

Visit our website for more information: www.cncumsl.org.

TUESDAY, NOV. 4

Native American Identity 11am, 107 Lucas Hall

“Mighty Cahokia, America’s First City,” presented by archaeologist, Bill Lesminger, will cover the rise, fluorescence and demise of Cahokia and discuss the many significant site features and results of archaeological research. Office of Multicultural Student Services

5pm - 3pm, Friday, Sept. 5 – Sat. Sept. 6

Need a break from school already? Want to meet some fun, like-minded friends?

Join us for an overnight at Babler State Park for games, reflection, good food and a chance to get away. Register online at www. cncumsl.org

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 THINK LIKE A MAN TOO, 7PM University Program Board

Surviving Online Classes 11am, 107 Lucas Hall

Are you taking an online class or thinking about taking one in the near future?

Whether it’s your first online class or you already have some experience, this workshop will help you practice key skills and make you aware of important resources available to help you.

Women’s Soccer Game vs Waldorf 5pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

SATURDAY, SEPT. 6

MONDAY SEPT. 8 Quick Questions

9am - 4pm, 278 MSC

9:30am - 1pm, Mark Twain Rec Center

Spend five to ten minutes with a Career Coordinator who can answer your questions on topics like: Resumes and cover letters (please bring hard copies of these documents with you); How to prepare for our upcoming internship & job fair on September 19; Navigating CareerKey, our job/internship database; Interviewing tips.

Creating Dorm-Friendly Meals

Setting up Your Semester Success

Are you finding it difficult to cook your own meals while living on campus? Tonight you can learn how to better adjust from mom’s home-style cooking to the college budget by creating your own cookbook. University Program Board

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. Student Retention Services

Tennis Tournament

Tennis competition includes men’s & women’s singles (advanced, intermediate & beginner divisions). Register in advance at the Campus Rec Office, 516-5326 by Thursday, Sept. 4. Campus Rec

6pm - 8pm, Provincial House Museum Room

WEEK THREE SUNDAY, SEPT. 7

Women’s Soccer Game vs Lindenwood

5pm - 6pm, 225 MSC

Study Skills Boot Camp 2pm - 3pm, 225 MSC

Do you feel like your study habits are subpar? Whip them into shape with our Study Skills Boot Camp, a 1 hour workshop dedicated to helping you improve your study habits. Student Retention Services

1pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

BBQ with the Collegians

3pm - 8pm, Oak Hall Poolside

This event will consist of reaching out to all of our incoming and returning Tritons in order to gain Prospective members to Associated Black Collegians, food, games and music will be provided. Associated Black Collegians

Self Defense Workshop

7pm, Provincial House Museum Room

A retired UMSL police officer teaches selfdefense tactics in this hands on workshop event. Learn how to use self-defense tools, as well as techniques to keep you from being a target! University Program Board

Game On

8pm - 11pm, MSC Pilot House

Associated Black Collegians are hosting game systems, light refreshments, music and much more. Join us to mingle and get acquainted with the 2014-2015 Executive board and returning members. Associated Black Collegians

TUESDAY SEPT. 9 Quick Questions

9am - 4pm, 278 MSC

Spend five to ten minutes with a Career Coordinator who can answer your questions on topics like: Resumes and cover letters (please bring hard copies of these documents with you); How to prepare for our upcoming internship & job fair on September 19; Navigating CareerKey, our job/internship database; Interviewing tips.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 Overcoming Math Anxiety 2pm - 3pm, 225 MSC

Does the thought of taking college level Math raise your anxiety to no end? Are you worried that you’ll never graduate due to that pesky math course? We’ll discuss how you can implement strategies to ease Math anxiety and overcoming Math avoidance.

Student Retention Services

Stomp the Quad

5pm - 7pm, MSC Quad/ Pilot House

Meet and Greet with all NPHC organizations tabling and performances.

Associated Black Collegians

THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 Mat Kickball

Lunch and Learn: Networking

12:30pm - 2pm, MSC Century Room C

Learn how to mingle professionally to build up your contacts and references.

All attendees enjoy a free pizza buffet.

University Program Board

Tips for Becoming a Student Leader 2pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Interested in becoming a student leader and getting involved, but not sure how to get started, or what clubs to join? Come and learn some tips to assist you in the journey of becoming a successful student leader while maintaining your academics.

Wish I Would’ve KNOWN Transition Forum

3pm - 4:30pm, Intramural Field

Study Skills Boot Camp

11am, 107 Lucas Hall

Do you feel like your study habits are sub-par? Whip them into shape with our Study Skills Boot camp, a 1 hour workshop dedicated to helping you improve your study habits. Student Retention Services

Women’s Soccer Game vs Bellarmine

THURSDAY, OCT. 2

Go get Your Dream Job: Transitioning into your professional career Learn about the resources available to you through Career Services. Special attention will be given to helping you learn techniques for researching and securing internships.

“Make a plan and work your plan”.

5pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

Men’s Soccer Game vs Bellarmine 7:30pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

UMSL Night at the Ballpark / WOW Adventure

Ice Cream with the Collegians

3:30pm - 5pm, Student Government Association Chambers

General meeting and ice cream social membership signups, orgsync, ice breakers, and meet and mingle. Associated Black Collegians

Time Management- Successful Students Manage their time!

4pm - 5pm, 225 MSC

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 semester.

me Night @ the CNC

7pm, UMSL Catholic Newman Center

Join us for a fun night of games & snacks!

We have board games, a ping pong table, Wii, an outdoor fire pit, yard games-whatever you’re in the mood, fun will be had by all! Catholic Newman Center

2pm - 3pm, 225 MSC

Coffeehouse Series: Andee McCarthy

12pm - 1pm, Fireside Social Lounge

Watch UMSL student and vocalist Andee McCarthy perform in the Fireside Lounge!

Come hang out with us for a while and receive a half off drink coupon for Einstein’s. University Program Board

FRIDAY, OCT. 3

Life Size Mario Themed Game 2pm, TJ Library Lawns

Compete in the challenging adventures of this childhood video game in real life and try to rescue Princess Peach! University Program Board

Women’s Volleyball vs Missouri S&T 7pm, Mark Twain Building

MILLION DOLLAR ARM, 7PM University Program Board

7:15pm, St. Louis Cardinals Stadium

Join us for a night at the Cardinals game with UMSL students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Tickets must be pre-purchased online at http://bit.ly/umslcards.

Enjoy this fun twist on a classic outdoor game of kickball. University Program Board

4pm - 6pm, MSC Room 316

This transition forum will consist of helping transfer students and incoming freshmen get familiar with UMSL campus and to educate the many resources on campus that are here to assist our students college career.

Associated Black Collegians

FRIDAY, SEPT. 12

NEIGHBORS, 7PM

University Program Board

SATURDAY, SEPT. 13

SOLE (Student Organization Leadership Education) 9am - 3pm, MSC

SOLE (Student Organization Leadership Education) is a leadership workshop for all student organization leaders and all UMSL students. Learn about your leadership style, TritonSync, and being a part of a student organization all in one day! Student Life

Women’s Volleyball vs Illinois Springfield 5pm, Mark Twain Building

Major Minor Jam

1pm - 3pm, MSC Century Rooms

Are you an undecided major and not sure which path you want study? Join us for this event anytime to sit and chat with current students about all majors and minors in a speed-rotation format. New Student Programs & College of Arts and Sciences

Test Prep for Success 2pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Office of Multicultural Student Services Have you ever had multiple tests in one week? Come to the “Test Prep for Success” workshop where you will learn techniques that will help you maximize your test performance.

Comedy Night w/ Jesus Trejo 7pm, Pilot House

Comedian Jesus Trejo will leave you in tears of laughter. You don’t want to miss his epic comb over. #National Hispanic Heritage Month. University Program Board

SATURDAY, OCT. 4 Learning Strategies 11am, 107 Lucas Hall

Office of Multicultural Student Services This workshop will explore the MyersBriggs Personality Inventory and how your Myers-Briggs score can give insight into what study strategies are best for you. If studying is something that you have always struggled with then this workshop is for you!

Fall Concert: Pentatonix

Touhill Performing Arts Center

Vocal sensations and winners of season 3 of NBC’s The Sing-Off, Pentatonix are taking instrument-free music far beyond anyone’s wildest expectations. This quintet has transformed one of pop music’s purest and most soulful expressions into an exciting future, filled with limitless sonic possibility. $10 Student tickets on sale August 25 at the Touhill Box Office. Office of Student Life

MONDAY, OCT. 6 Campus Safe Walk

7pm, Provincial House Museum Room

Join the Student Government Association as students, faculty, and staff walk campus at night to voice their opinions on improvements that should be made to promote safety on our campus and in our community.

TUESDAY, OCT. 7 40-Yard Dash

1pm - 4pm, Mark Twain Rec Center

Race against the clock in a 40-Yard-Dash contest. T-shirts awarded to fastest times in men’s & women’s divisions. On-site registration. Campus Rec

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8

What You Don’t Know Will Hurt YouAcademic Integrity 12pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Dr. Tanesha Stevens, Academic Affairs will educate you on the University Academic Integrity rules and regulations. Office of Multicultural Student Services

Bowling & Pizza Party

7pm - 9pm, North Oaks Bowl, 7125 Natural Bridge Road

FREE Bowling, Pizza & Fun at North Oaks Bowl! You must register in advance at the Campus Rec Office, 203 MT, 516-5326,

by Monday, Oct. 6. Campus Rec

THURSDAY, OCT. 9

Frustration Management 11am, 107 Lucas Hall

Does being annoyed get in the way of you doing your best in classes? Come to this “Frustration Management” workshop to learn techniques for redirecting your energy from frustration to class performance. Office of Multicultural Student Services

DIVERGENT, 7PM

Tiny Tritons: Juggling Jeff

True Colors: Working with Everyone

Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month Celebration

Come see an interactive comedy show for the whole family.

High energy, improvisation, danger, suspense, audience participation & more! Laugh! Watch Jeff juggle! See the Giant Pink Ball of Doom!

Witness Bio Hazard Juggling up close!

Student Life

Come to this event to take the True Colors personality test and learn how to work with people of all different leadership and personality styles. Refreshments will be provided. University Program Board

University Program Board

12pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Interested in learning more about Hispanic/ Latino culture? Come to this workshop to engage in some fun activities that will increase your knowledge base regarding the history, culture, geography, holidays, etc. of this ethnic group.

Experience STL | WOW Adventure: City Museum

10am, MSC Pilot House

Women’s Volleyball vs Quincy 3pm, Mark Twain Building

WEEK SIX SUNDAY, SEPT. 28

5pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

Women’s Volleyball vs Truman State 7pm, Mark Twain Building

Men’s Soccer vs Rockhurst 7:30pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 Horseback Trail Ride

10am - 11:30am, Ace Stables, 9115 Natural Bridge

Enjoy a morning of horseback riding on this guided trail ride at nearby Ace Stables.

Fun experience on gentle horses. Beginners welcome! Cost is $10 for UMSL students.

Register in advance at the Campus Rec Office, 203MT by Thursday, Sept. 25.

Come and enjoy a light lunch and conversation about the unique experience about being a student who is a parent.

We hope to provide tips and strategies for balancing your role as a parent as you pursue your academic goals. Be ready to bring your ideas and successes; you are the expert! Student Retention Services and Social Work Based Services

Men’s Soccer vs William Jewell 2:30pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

MONDAY, SEPT. 29

Overcoming Test Anxiety Women’s Soccer vs Rockhurst

The Balancing Act: Family and Academic Commitments

Following the Triton’s Women’s Volleyball 4:30pm - 6pm, Pierre Laclede Honors game Mark Twain College Lawn Have a blast bouncing around on inflatables and enjoying free food, games & swag!

Come show your support for the Triton women’s volleyball team and learn more about a new and exciting NCAA initiative at UMSL; CHOICES! Tritons Think First.

Social Work-Based Services, Athletics, UMSL Partners in Prevention & NCAA

12pm - 1pm, 225 MSC

Depart UMSL at 5pm, return by 11pm Women’s Soccer vs William Jewell Meet at Bookstore Entrance to MSC at 5pm 12pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field Spend the evening at the City Museum with UPB! We will be meeting in the front of the MSC and taking a bus to the City Museum.

Sign up in the Office of Student Life ASAP to reserve your spot for this event! (A $5 fully refundable deposit is necessary to sign up for this event.) University Program Board

12pm - 1pm, MSC Century Room C

CHOICES! Tritons Think First Kick-Off Toss for Toiletries

3:30pm - 4:30pm, 225 MSC

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 whose 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. Student Retention Services

Punt Pass & Kick Contest

1pm - 4pm, Mark Twain Rec Center

Football PPK skill contest (men’s & women’s divisions). T-shirts awarded to winners. On-site registration. Campus Rec

Gender Studies Book Fair

Tuesday Sept. 30 & Wednesday Oct. 1 10am - 2pm, 494 Lucas Hall

Browse our selection of FREE books donated by various faculty and staff. Take 1 or take 100. Gender Studies Program

WEDNESDAY OCT. 1 2pm - 2:30pm, 278 MSC

What You Don’t Know Will Hurt YouStudent Conduct Codes 11am, 107 Lucas Hall

Dr. D’Andre Braddix, Assistant Dean of Students, will educate you on the University Student Conduct code rules and regulations.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 14

Women’s Soccer vs McKendree 12pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

Women’s Volleyball vs McKendree

Internships 101

TUESDAY, SEPT. 30

WEEK FOUR

What exactly is an internship? How do you find one? This workshop provides an introduction to internships and explains the internship search process.

1pm, Mark Twain Building

Men’s Soccer vs McKendree 2:30pm, Don Dallas Soccer Field

MONDAY, SEPT. 15 Commuter Break

9am, Benton Garage

Join the University Program Board at Benton Garage as we offer free food and smiles to brighten the student experience on campus! University Program Board

PLHCSA will be holding a washers tournament to help the local St. Louis community by tossing for toiletries. This event will be open to all students. Entry to the event is free! Free food will be provided!

There is a small catch— PLHCSA suggests bringing donations of toilet paper, paper towels, toothbrushes, and tooth paste in support of this year’s adopted charity.

3:30pm - 5pm, SGA Chambers

Come hear directly from a panel of recruiters attending the UMSL Internship & Job Fair on how to be successful at the fair on September 19. Become familiar with the process of how to successfully navigate the internship/job fair. Hear directly from recruiters the importance of knowing the employer’s focus at the internship/job fair.

Receive tips on how to present yourself in a polished, positive and professional way.

Career Services

Winning the Procrastination Battle 3pm - 4pm, 225 MSC

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!

Co-ed Volleyball League

Ultimate Frisbee League

Campus Rec’s Co-ed Volleyball League is your chance for fun and friendly volleyball action! Co-ed teams consist of 3 men & 3 women, plus unlimited subs. Team & individual sign-ups welcome. Online registration is required by Thursday, Sept.

11. Go to- www.umsl.edu/services/recsport and click on ‘Team Sports Sign Up’.

Play in Campus Rec’s Ultimate Frisbee League! This sport is fun, fast-paced, and easy to learn. Your team can consist of 6 men and/or women, plus subs. Online registration is required. Deadline is Thursday, Sept. 11. Go to- www.umsl.edu/ services/recsport and click on ‘Team Sports Sign Up’.

Monday nights Sept. 15 - Nov. 17 7pm - 10pm, Mark Twain Rec Center

Wednesday afternoons Sept. 17 - Oct. 8 3pm - 5pm, Mark Twain Rec Cent

MFlag Football Leagues

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17 Tuesday afternoons Sept. 16 - Nov. 4 1:30pm - 5:30pm, Mark Twain Rec Center Speak Up, Speak Out: The Ordinary Are you ready for some football?!? Join Campus Rec’s Flag Football League (men’s & women’s divisions; 7-on-7). Teams play one league game per week followed by playoffs. Team & individual sign-ups welcome. Online registration is required by Thursday, Sept. 11. Go to www.umsl.edu/ services/recsport and click on ‘Team Sports Sign Up’. Campus Rec

MIndoor Soccer League

Tuesday nights Sept. 16 - Nov. 4 7pm - 10pm, Mark Twain Rec Center

Internship & Job Fair Success Employer Panel

TUESDAY, SEPT. 16

Gather your friends for fun soccer action in Campus Rec’s Indoor Soccer League (men’s & women’s divisions; 6-on-6). Team & individual sign-ups accepted. Online registration is required by Thursday, Sept.

11. Go to www.umsl.edu/services/recsport and click on ‘Team Sports Sign Up’.

Hero

12:30pm - 2pm, SGA Chambers

In a recent survey, 2/3 of UMSL students reported that they would want another UMSL student to do something if they needed help. Using examples of small acts of heroism exhibited by everyday people, this interactive event helps you to learn the different ways you can help your fellow Tritons when safety concerns arise. Food and drinks provided. Health, Wellness, & Counseling Services, Partners in Prevention, Equal Opportunity & Diversity

Time Management and Goal Setting 2pm, 107 Lucas Hall

So much to do, so little time? Having a hard time prioritizing what goals are most important? This workshop will help manage your time with effective organizational strategies and create realistic goals for your academic and personal success.

Ryan Penneau -FYE Keynote Speaker International House Open 7:30pm, MSC Century Rooms House Take Back College is a program to initiate personal responsibility of education. Join Ryan as he discusses ways for students to understand the concept of self-motivation, personal responsibility, lifelong learning, and calculated risk taking are all major focuses of this high energy, funny, and powerful presentation. You will be challenged to go beyond the classroom by truly developing into the person you are capable of during your time in higher education. Office of New Student Programs

THURSDAY, SEPT. 18 Paper Airplanes

11am - 12pm, MSC Patio

Compete in a variety of paper airplane challenges! University Program Board

Identifying & Accessing Campus Support Services 2pm - 3pm, 225 MSC

Do you want to be a successful Triton?

Then join us as we explore helpful tools, resources, and strategies to thrive as an UMSL student! Student Retention Services

Leadership Development – Emerging Leaders program 3pm, 107 Lucas Hall

Are you a new student and want to be a student leader, but not sure if you have the skills to do so? Come learn about a program on-campus that will assist you in developing the necessary skills to become a successful student leader.

3:30pm - 5:30pm, International House; 8026 Natural Bridge Road

Join us at the International House for an afternoon open house. Meet the international student leaders that live at the house and learn about their work to promote intercultural interaction between all UMSL students. Come get a tour and enjoy international refreshments. Also learn about opportunities to get involved and to rent the iHouse for your events. Students, staff, and faculty are all welcome to check out this Residential Life program house.

Scavenger Hunt!

UMSL Internship & Job Fair

10m - 2pm, Mark Twain Building

This is your opportunity to meet and discuss internship & employment opportunities with employer representatives in one location!

Golf Scramble

10:30am, Normandie Golf Course, 7605 St. Charles Rock Road Four-Person Golf Scramble! FREE to UMSL students! Your entry includes 18 holes, golf cart, & post-tournament picnic.

Team & individual entries welcome!

Register in the Campus Rec Office, 203MT, 516-5326 by Thursday, Sept. 11.

Campus Rec

6:30pm - 9pm, Front of Oak Hall

Get to know your campus with a scavenger hunt around UMSL! As you and your team make your way around campus following clues and doing various activities to gain points, earning the winners a prize! Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia

The Safety Dance

7:00 pm Museum Room, Provincial House Everyone loves having a good time, but how can you be safe and have fun at the same time? Come learn how to be safe while in a party atmosphere! University Program Board

SATURDAY, SEPT. 20

Service Saturday: Big Event: Day of Service Join us for a day of service and make an impact on the surrounding UMSL community! Look for additional details and how to sign up in early September.

Students of Service; Office of Student Life

Newman Day at the Zoo!

FRIDAY SEPT. 19

THE PURGE ANARCHY, 7PM University Program Board

Catholic Newman Center - Service Friday 10am - 2:30pm, Meet at CNC

Give back and learn about your St. Louis community through this experience of service and fellowship in the Ville neighborhood. We’ll be joining up with UMSL alum Matt Hubbard, learning about the neighborhood, and working in the community garden that he helps sustain.

Join us for a great day of volunteering! *breakfast and lunch provided

Meet at the CNC 10am - return by 3pm

Meet at Newman (8200 Natural Bridge Rd.), travel together to the St. Louis Zoo. Need a break from school? Join us for a day of fun at the St. Louis zoo! A picnic lunch will be provided. Catholic Newman Center

WEEK FIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. 21

St. Louis in its Golden Age, 1840 1880 Speaker Series 2pm - 4pm, St. Louis Mercantile Library

This speaker series celebrates the 250th anniversary of the founding of St. Louis by exploring varied aspects of life in St. Louis. Our September speaker, UMSL professor Carlos Schwantes, will present “Opportunity Reborn: When Saint Louis Reoriented its Compass of Opportunity during the 1870s and 1880s.” This lively presentation will discuss a major turning point in the region’s economic development and the role of the railroad in this pivotal event.When you call or email to register mention Weeks of Welcome and get free admission!

MONDAY, SEPT. 22

Strategies for Improving Memory and Concentration

National Hazing Prevention Week

Monday Sept. 22- Friday Sept. 26 Monday 11am- 2pm, Tuesday 5pm- 7pm, Wednesday 5pm- 7pm, MSC

National Hazing Prevention Week will be a week of events designed to draw attention to the issue of hazing around the country.

These events will be fun ways to talk about a more serious topic. Please check out our Facebook page for information about the events that will be taking place at UMSL Fraternity and Sorority Life.

TUESDAY SEPT. 23 Laughter Yoga

11:30am - 12:30pm; 2pm -3pm, MSC Century Room C

Are you looking for a new technique on how to relax? Then you should attend at least one session of laughter yoga in Century Room C. Refreshments will be provided.

University Program Board

1pm, 107 Lucas Hall

A Counseling Psychologist from the Health Wellness and Counseling Services Department at the University of Missouri St Louis will discuss mental health issues facing today’s college student and will provide information on services available to UMSL students.

Exam Taking Strategies: 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. Student Retention Services

Bubble Soccer Interviewing For Success 2pm - 3pm, 278 MSC

Curious about how to answer interview questions like “Describe a weakness,” or “Why should we hire you?” Join us to learn interviewing techniques to achieve a successful interview. Bring interview questions you’d like help answering.

Active Reading Strategies 3:30pm - 4:30pm, 225 MSC

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. Student Retention Services

Stress Free Living

4pm - 5pm, 225 MSC

3pm, 107 Lucas Hall

How do you remember the alphabet, order of the planets or colors in the rainbow?

Why can you remember those trivial facts and not the lecture you heard last week?

This module will teach you how to fine tune your memory skills so that you can recall information for quizzes and tests throughout the semester. It will review memory strategies for all types of learners.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24

“Clash of the Titans” 9th annual Greek Stepshow

5pm - 7pm, Mark Twain Intramural Fields

Join UPB and play a game of soccer in a way you never imagined! University Programming Board

FRIDAY, SEPT. 26

Experience St. Louis: City Museum

Want to experience some of the great stuff St. Louis has to offer? Join UPB once a month for trip somewhere in the city!

Advanced registration is required with a refundable $5 deposit in the Office of Student Life. University Programming Board

6pm -10pm, Blanche M. Touhill

9th annual step show competition is between NPHC organizations for a grand prize. Tickets go on sale from August 25thSeptember 24th. Associated Black Collegians

Newman Jubilee Trivia Night

Doors open at 6pm; play begins at 7 pm, St. Ann’s Parish Center, 7530 Natural Bridge Come celebrate with us at a fun, Newmanthemed trivia night. There will be great trivia, prizes, lots of food and beverages and a great time had by all. Register your team at www.cncumsl.org. Catholic Newman Center