NO MESSAGE DISTRIBUTED OVER THE SCRAPPY LIST WILL EVER HAVE AN
ATTACHMENT. THERE ARE VIRUS PROGRAMS THAT PULL ADDRESSES RANDOMLY
FOR DISTRIBUTION, AND THE EMAIL CAN APPEAR TO COME FROM THIS LIST OR
THE LIST ADMINISTRATOR. IF YOU GET AN EMAIL THAT APPEARS TO COME FROM
THIS LIST ADMINISTRATOR WITH AN ATTACHMENT, DO NOT OPEN THE FILE.
USE YOUR UTC EMAIL ACCOUNT. Get on board the e-Train at
<http://onenet.utc.edu>http://onenet.utc.edu. As we move closer to
providing more services through your UTC Email account we want you to
be aware that UTC can not assure the privacy and confidentiality of
your email if you chose to forward your UTC email to another address,
such as Yahoo or AOL. We advise you to use only your UTC email
address for UTC communications since they may involve information
about your educational record.
DISNEY ON ICE COMES TO TOWN; PARKING LOT CLOSED
Due to the performances of Disney On Ice next week at the McKenzie
Arena, LOT 35 between Arena and Tennis Courts will be closed to all
vehicles starting Friday, Oct 31 at 5 pm until Monday, Nov 10 at 6
pm. This closing is necessary to accommodate their Ice Making trucks,
generators and equipment next to the Arena. Any vehicles in Lot35
after Friday at 5 pm will be subject to towing at owners expense.
Your cooperation is appreciated.
FYI -- UTC Student discounts are available for the performances of
Disney On Ice's "TOY STORY 2" Wednesday thru Sunday, Nov. 5-9.
Contact the Arena Box Office at 266-MOCS.
EAT FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Hungry Mate? F.E.A.T. (Families for Early Autism Treatment) is
hosting a buffet luncheon, all you can eat for $10.00 at Outback
Steakhouse, Hamilton Place Blvd., from noon until 1:30 PM, Saturday,
November 8, 2003. For tickets or information, contact Phil or
Maureen Deal, <mailto:[log in to unmask]>[log in to unmask] ,
423/296-0092.
FEAT is a non-profit organization and a partner of the UTC Psychology
Department. 100% of the proceeds will benefit F.E.A.T in Chattanooga.
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS INVITE PARTICIPATION
The UTC College Republicans meet every Monday at 2:00 in the Signal
Mtn. Room of the UC. Everyone is welcome to attend and hear our
speakers which are to be announced.
STUDENTS ORGANIZING TO WORK WITH MADD
A group of UTC students are organizing to promote local participation
in a public policy institute by MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
to be held in Atlanta in January 2004.
Students who want to learn more about how to make a difference in
changing DUI/DUA laws and working with MADD can contact Justin Rhodes
at [log in to unmask] or by calling 867-1116.
Registration for the institute is free, and space is limited.
Drunk driving is a leading cause of death for college students. For
more information about MADD and how citizens can become involved,
visit
http://www.madd.org/activism/0,1056,7062,00.html
GOING ONCEŠGOING TWICEŠSOLD!
This year's Student Alumni Council's Annual Silent Auction will be
held Nov. 11-12 in the Lookout Mountain room in the UC from
10:00a.m.-4:00p.m. You will have the opportunity to bid on items
such as: Hotel Stays, YMCA Memberships, Atlanta Braves and TN Titans
Memorabilia, Dinners at Local Restaurants, Dinner with VIP Hosts,
Tickets to Arena Events and Basketball Games, Golf Green Fees, Oil
Changes, Car Washes, Massages, and MORE! So scrape up some cash and
come on down to the SAC Silent Auction from Nov. 11-12 in the Lookout
Mountain Room of the UC.
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS IS TOPIC OF FORUM
The Leadership Chattanooga Alumni Association (LCAA) is sponsoring a
public forum on Disaster Preparedness in Hamilton County, Tennessee
on November 6 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Tennessee Room in the
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga University Center.
The purpose of the forum is to educate the community on the plans
that are in place to ensure public safety in the event of a
disaster.
Bill Tittle, Chief of Hamilton County Government Emergency
Management, and Don Allen, Manager of Hamilton County Emergency
Services, will provide an overview of disaster preparedness and
public communications. Wayne Cropp will facilitate a panel
discussion on institutional and personal
preparedness with presenters:
Dr. James H. Creel, Jr. Erlanger Health Systems Emergency Department
Terry Boston Executive Vice President, TVA Transmission & Power Supply
Dr. Valerie Boaz Chattanooga/Hamilton County Health Department
Sergeant Andrew Hilton Chattanooga City Police Department
Chief Chuck Nichols Chattanooga City Fire Department
Bill Douglas EMS Director, American Red Cross
The forum is open to the public. Free parking is available in UTC
lots 11, 12 and 13.
RAPE DEFENSE TRAINING OFFERED
The UTC Campus Police will offer a Rape Aggression Defense training
series. It will start on the Nov. 5th and continue on the 12th and
the 19th of Nov. The class meets from 6 to 10pm. This will be three
consecutive Weds. for 4 hrs each. Individuals must attend all three
sections. Participation is first come first serve. Send an email to
[log in to unmask] and be sure to include a phone number if you
are interested.
OPERA PRESENTED NOVEMBER 9
The Chattanooga Opera Theater of The University of Tennessee at
Chattanooga and Chattanooga State Technical Community College
Presents Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore"
fully staged with orchestra
Stage Director - Jan Cochrane, UTC
Musical Director - Darrin Hassevoort, CSTCC
UTC Orchestra Director - Gary Wilkes
Set Designs - Kim Renz
Sunday, November 9, 2003 at 7:00PM Roland Hayes Auditorium at UTC
General Admission: $5:00 (tickets available in advance and at the door)
Please call 425-4616 or 697-3383 for more information
Intramural Swim Meet
Tuesday, November 4th
7:00 PM
UTC Pool - Maclellan Gym
Individual Events
25 Free 50 Free
25 Back 50 Back
25 Breast 50 Breast
25 Fly 50 Fly
Event Relay
100 yd medaly
100 yd free
100 yd intertube
Sign up in Campus Recreation Office in Maclellan Gym.
HOUSING PROBLEMS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Mark your calendar. On Tuesday, November 18, 2003, at 2:00 p.m.,
there will be a presentation and discussion on the housing problems
of victims of domestic violence and abuse. It will be held at the
conference room at The Salvation Army at 800 McCallie Avenue. If need
be, feel free to park at the Doctors Building next door. Everyone is
invited. This free program is sponsored by The Chattanooga Area Fair
Housing Roundtable and Legal Aid of East Tennessee.
SUMMER STUDY OPPORTUNITY IN INDIA
For UTC Students Only:
An extraordinary summer 2004 opportunity available only to UTC
students who will not graduate before December, 2004: 6 semester
hours of credit for travelling to India to take a course there with
two UTC professors. At least 75% of the costs will be covered by a
special fellowship provided by Lupton funds. 5 weeks in India, 1 week
of orientation at UTC, beginning in early June. Study the religions
of India in the ancient southern Hindu city of Madurai. Each student
will do a communications project focusing on issues of religion,
gender, media, and society. Applications and further information
available at: http://oneweb.utc.edu/~india/
Questions can be addressed to [log in to unmask]
CAMPUS RECREATION OFFERS OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Campus Recreation would like to invite all staff, faculty, and
students to participate in the following activities for the fall.
Please call the Campus Recreation office at 425-4213 for any
questions.
November
Friday 7 Hiking 2:00
Saturday & Camping 11:00
Sunday 15-16
Meeting place for all trips: Maclellan Gym Campus Recreation Office
425-4213
Beginner Kayaking - For all levels of paddling. Easy class 1 - 11
water on local rivers just two hours away from UTC.
Canoeing - All day, easy canoeing trip down the North Chickamauga Creek.
Backpacking - Intro to backpacking in a great location - The Great
Smoky Mountains.
Hiking - Easy evening hike on local trails around the city of Chattanooga.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Reality Check is a program teaching high school students the
realities of working and paying bills. The program needs volunteers
for its fall offerings. Here are the dates for the fall events.
November 4: 7:30-2:00 - Soddy Daisy
November 5: 7:15-11:30 - Lookout Valley
November 7: 7:00-2:15 - Ooltewah High
November 13: 7:15-1:00 Red Bank High
Come for part or all of the time on a particular day. This is a fun
event and the students get so much from the experience. Also, the
Chamber will sponsor a drawing for a DVD system. Every time you
volunteer your name goes in the pot. The drawing will be in the
Spring after all of the Reality Check programs have been offered to
the schools.
If you are interested please contact Mattie Moran at the Chamber:
[log in to unmask]
Be an important part of Chattanooga's largest holiday parade! The
Chattanooga Downtown Partnership is looking for people interested in
volunteering for the 2003 Holiday Starlight Parade to be held on
Saturday, December 6th, from 6 - 7 PM in Downtown Chattanooga. Some
of the positions available include: balloon and costume handlers,
parade route marshals, unit staging and escorts, banner carriers,
etc. Pick up a volunteer application in the Chattanooga Downtown
Partnership office at 850 Market Street, 2nd Floor, Miller Plaza. For
more information, please call Jennifer Carboni at 265-0771 or e-mail
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Come volunteer with UTC Habitat on Friday afternoons or Saturdays.
No construction experience is required. New volunteers are always
welcome. Find out more info by e-mailing
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>[log in to unmask] or their Web site,
<http://oneweb.utc.edu/~habitat>http://oneweb.utc.edu/~habitat/.
FINANCIAL AID PEER COUNSELORS SOUGHT
The UTC Financial Aid Office is looking for students interested in
jobs serving as Peer Counselors in local high schools helping high
school seniors and their parents in the Admissions and Financial Aid
Application processes.
The pay rate for Peer Counselors is $7.50 per hour. Students would
begin job duties in January. Details of the program are listed for
your convenience.
Definition of Program: A state grant sponsored by the Tennessee
Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators and Tennessee
Student
Assistance Corporation (TSAC). It is not Federal Work Study. The
Peer Counselor Program is actual employment through the state of
Tennessee and administered by the Financial Aid Office.
Purpose: To fulfill duties as a Resource Personnel for the
guidance counselor(s) at an area high school by assisting students in
understanding
and completing the financial aid and college admissions processes.
Criteria: The selected applicants must:
1) enjoy working with people
2) have patience when helping others
3) have initiative
4) be responsible and dependable
5) have own transportation
6) have a class schedule which allows him/her to work during the high
school's hours of operation.
Please Note: A mandatory training session will be scheduled.
Students unable to attend training will not be allowed to work as a
Peer Counselor.
Date and time of training will be given at interview.
To apply, you may print off an application from UTC's web page here:
http://www.utc.edu/~finaid/PeerCounselorForm.pdf
or pick up an application from the Financial Aid Office in 253 Hooper
Hall. Applications will be reviewed beginning November 3rd.*
Applications will be
accepted after that date only if remaining positions need to be filled.
* If an overage of applications is received, cumulative grade point
average and class schedules will be reviewed for priority
consideration.
* Incomplete applications will not be accepted
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
ASSOCIATION FOR CAMPUS ENTERTAINMENT
Interested in creating fun for the UTC campus?? You need to join ACE.
We are the Association for Campus Entertainment and we meet on
Thursdays at 4:30 in the University Center Lookout Mountain room. We
will be discussing all the new upcoming events for UTC campus. If you
are already tired of classes, come help create things to do outside
of classes. See you there!!!"
BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE
Black Student Alliance meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 6pm in the
Signal Mtn Room of the UC.
"United in a Common Aspiration to Maintain Brotherhood"
COLLEGE DEMOCRATS
UTC College Democrats have recently organized our club for this
school year. If you are interested in getting involved or simply want
information on our group, please attend one of our meetings. Contact
us via email [[log in to unmask]] or by visiting our website
http://oneweb.utc.edu/~utcdems for more information regarding the
days and times we meet.
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
The College Republicans would like to invite you to attend our
informational and organizational meetings that are held on Monday's
at 2:00pm in The Signal Mountain Room on the second floor of the
University Center. We would like to see you there!
LITTLETON MASON SINGERS
If you love to sing and you love the Lord, come join the Littleton H.
Mason Singers Gospel Choir. We meet every Thursday at 7:45 p.m. in
Fletcher 113.
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK ENGINEERS
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK ENGINEERS (NSBE) will meets every other
Tuesday at 6:30pm in ECMS (New Engineering Building) Room 402 . All
technical-oriented majors (maths, physics, chemistry, pre.med,
computer science, engineering) are invited and any other students
that are interested. Next meeting will be 10/28/03.
PRE-LAW CLUB
The Prelaw club will hold a meeting on Tuesday, September 30th at
4:00 in Fletcher 213. The meetings will be every other week at the
same time and same place. Everyone interested in law is invited to
come.
SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT (SAM)
The Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) will meets on
Tuesday's at 2:00pm in Fletcher 113. There will be a Guest speaker
at each meeting. All Majors, Freshman to Seniors are welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
SPECTRUM
Spectrum, UTC's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Heterosexual
alliance will meet every Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in Fletcher 105. There
are lots of exciting things happening this semester so come join us.
STUDENTS IN FREE ENTERPRISE
Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) meets every Wednesday at 3:30 in
Fletcher 105. NO membership fee required
--
Chuck Cantrell
Assistant Vice Chancellor for University Relations
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
203 Founders Hall
615 McCallie Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37403-2598
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Voice (423) 425-4363
Fax (423) 425-5299
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