STUDENT ALUMNI COUNCIL PARTNERS WITH NEIGHBORHOOD
At this time of Thanksgiving The Student Alumni Council is working with
the M.L. King Neighborhood Association to help citizens living right in
our own area. The M.L.King Neighborhood Association is hoping to bring
joy to local citizens on fixed income, those who may be disabled and
many senior citizens. Since UTC is a vital part of this neighborhood
SAC believes it is important to support the activities of the area.
SAC is asking for your help in preparing 32 Thanksgiving baskets.
Here is what we need by Friday, November 19
At least 32 cans of candied yams
At least 32 cans of green-beans or peas
At least 32 cans of cranberry sauce
You may bring your donations to the alumni house located in The Patten
House, 801 Oak Street between 8 am and 5 pm. You may call 425-4785 for
more information. Thank you for your generosity at this time of year.
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UNITED WAY SILENT AUCTION IS FRIDAY
A reminder that the United Way Silent Auction will be held Friday,
November 12, at the University Center Gallery (entrance facing Lansing
Street) from
2:00 to 4:00 pm. There will be many great items in the auction; you
may check some of them out at our Web page: www.utc.edu/unitedway .
Cash and checks made payable to United Way will be accepted at the
auction. Please plan to attend as there will be great food and lots of
fun!
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STUDENT HEATLH HAS FLU SHOTS FOR HIGH RISK STUDENTS
In Student Health we still have Flu Shots for those individuals in the
HIGH RISK category. Please see the website at
http://www.cdc.gov/flu/professionals/flugallery/images04_05/
whoshould2.pdf
to determine whether or not you fall into this category. (This web
address is very long so you might have to cut and paste the entire
address into your browser to get it to work) Please call Student Health
Service at 425-4453 to make your appointment.
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SACRED HARP SINGING SESSION OFFERED ON CAMPUS
There will be another Sacred Harp Singing session this Sunday, November
14, at 2 PM in Room 310 of Cadek Hall. The sessions are free and are
open to the public. There are two more classes planned for January 16
and March 13, if this Sunday is not convenient for you. Also, it does
not matter if you missed the first session. Just come on if you are
interested.
Sacred Harp music is sung a capella from special hymn books that use
shaped notes. The hymn books will be provided. The class will work on
singing the shapes and recognizing the note intervals. At the last
meeting we were able to learn several songs, but the leader will work
this time at whatever pace is needed.
If you want to know more about Sacred Harp music, you can go to
www.fasola.org
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STUDENT IDs REQUIRE SEMESTER VALIDATION
In order for UTC Students to be admitted free of charge to any UTC
Athletic event, they must show a valid UTC Student ID at the entrance
gate. To be valid, the UTC Student ID must have a blue “Expires August
2005” sticker on the front of the card. These stickers are only given
to current UTC Students and may be picked up in the following offices:
Mocs Card Office, Bursar’s Office, and Adult Services Center.
With this sticker, a UTC Student will be admitted “free” to any UTC
Athletic event that he or she decides to attend, as long as seats are
still available in the designated student sections. Thank you.
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VAGINA MONOLOGUES HOLD AUDITIONS
Student audiitons for "The Vagina Monologues" by Eve Ensler will be
held:
Tuesday, November 16, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., UC Auditorium
The student Women's Action Committee is sponsoring this event and also
welcomes students who might be interested in joining this dynamic group.
There is a DVD of The Vagina Monologues on hold for viewing at the
2nd Floor Audio Visual Department of Lupton Library. All scripts of the
work are currently checked out. UTC graduate and Theater and Speech
Department major, Lorna Moss, will be directing this production, which
is scheduled for two performances in the Fine Arts Center on February
14th and 15th of 2005.
E-mail any questions to [log in to unmask]
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PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS OFFER PARENTS' NIGHT OUT
The First Year students of the Physical Therapy program at the
University of Tennessee-Chattanooga are hosting a Parents' Night-Out on
November 12, 2004, at United Cheerleading (located behind
Books-a-Million at Northgate Mall on Hixson Pike). This will be a
great opportunity for kids to do something fun and exciting and for
parents to have a night off.
* Time: 7:00-10:30pm
* Cost: $10 per child
* Ages: 4 and up
* Pizza and Drinks will be provided!!
* Child supervision will be provided by CPR and First Aid certified
Physical Therapy students
* Fun games and planned activities will be going on during the
entire event!
* Please RSVP by November 11th so that we can plan for the amount of
food needed and for more information please contact:
Courtney Wall at [log in to unmask] or Alex Fihn at
[log in to unmask]
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FRESHMAN SENATE HOSTS MIXER
The Freshman Senate of 2004-2005 is sponsoring the annual freshman
mixer themed "Celebrity Overnight." The event will be held on November
17 in the Chattanooga Room from 7-10 pm. Bring UTC ID. Door and
surprised themed prizes will be handed out throughout the night, as
well as an award show. This is a one of a kind freshman affair!
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COMPUTER LITERACY TEST OFFERED
The Computer Literacy Proficiency Exam will be given Tuesday, December
7, 1:00p.m., EMCS 220. Applications are due by November 22 and the
application can be printed and sent to Dept. 2302 /or sent by e-mail to
[log in to unmask] You can access the application at
http://utc.edu/Academic/ComputerScience/ApplicationLitExam.htm
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STUDENT ALUMNI COUNCIL ANGEL TREE
The UTC Student Alumni Council in conjunction with the Tennessee
Department of Children's Services are sponsoring an Angel Tree for some
very special children this holiday season. A table in the University
Center will host cards with a hundred names of boys and girls along
with their holiday wishes. These tables will be set up in the
University Center on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the month of
November from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Thursday, November 18th from
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., and Monday, November 22nd from 11:00 a.m. -
1:00 p.m.
If you would like to bring joy to a child in the Hamilton County
area this year, please drop by the table, pick up an Angel Tree card,
and help make their holiday season special.
The deadline to drop off Angel Tree gifts to the Alumni Office
(Patten House - 2nd Floor) is Wednesday, December 1st. Items on the
wish list should cost no more than $15 per child. When you pick a
name, it is then your responsibility to buy a gift for that child.
However, there is no limit to the number of names you can choose. Each
gift must be gift wrapped with the child's name and code on it. If
there are multiple gifts for a child, all the gifts must be attached or
placed together in a bag.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact
the Alumni Office at 425-4785 or a Student Alumni council
representative.
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SOCIAL WORK CLUB COLLECTING COATS FOR THE HOMELESS
The Social Work Club is collecting coats for the community kitchen.
Look for boxes in Brock, Metro, Holt, Davenport, and the library to
drop off coats. The coats will be delivered Thanksgiving and then again
at the end of the fall semester. Please email
[log in to unmask] if there are any questions.
Thank you in advance for all of your help.
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