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Registration Peer Advisors UNI 150 / UNI 250
Campus Job
Netiquette Workshop Career Fair Cronkite Movie
Career Fair Dress for Success Etiquette Dinner
Success Coaching Herberger Graffiti Project Greek Step Show Black/Latino Coalition Project
Career/Internship Fair Market on the Move
Intercollegiate Athletics
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Designed by: Anna-Maria Heredia, UC Advisor
Registration for Summer and Fall 2012 is here!
Spring Break Classes End – Sessions B & C
Course Withdrawal deadline – Session C Final Exams – Session C
Dates to remember!
Operation Registration │
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Enrollment Appointment │ find your date in your MyASU This is when you are able to register for classes.
Advising Appointment │ students must see an advisor for registration clearance If you haven’t done so, schedule an appointment today.
Downtown Phoenix Polytechnic Campus Tempe Campus West Campus 602.496.0358 480.727.1526 480.965.4464 602.543.9222
Need some help with registration… UC peer advisors at the Downtown Phoenix, Tempe, and West campuses can assist you in registering for classes, managing your MYASU accounts, conducting a major and/or class search, etc. Peer advisors are available during and after enrollment appointments. UC peer advisors can recommend general studies classes, (based on your academic advisor’s suggestions, and give insight into intro courses. However, UC peer advisors will NOT recommend courses for specific major exploration.
Visit the UC Peer Advising website for more details!
Meet your peer advisors:
Carson Cook (Tempe) I am a junior majoring in psychology and minoring in political science. I have been a peer advisor at University College since the fall of 2010 and though I did not start out as an exploratory student, I have done significant exploration of a variety of fields and interests in my time at ASU. Email: [email protected] Hours: M/F 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM │ W 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM │ T/Th 3 – 5 p.m.
Alvaro Salcedo (West) I am a sophomore here at ASU. I was a University College student until the end of my second semester. I declared my major in secondary education with the emphasis in Spanish. Now, I am currently a Spanish major and will be declaring my minor in graphic design by the end of this semester. Email: [email protected] Hours: Whenever is most convenient for you; I will always have time for a coffee. Sarah Sawyer (Tempe) I am a sophomore studying musical theater and history. I have lived on both the Downtown Phoenix and Tempe campuses. Through struggling to find the right major for me, I have learned what my true passions and interests are. Email: [email protected] Hours: M/W/F 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Hilda Torres (Tempe) I am a sophomore majoring in speech and hearing science, minoring in psychology here at ASU and am originally from Houston, Texas. I was an exploratory student during my freshman year, and it wasn’t until the end of my second semester that I declared both my major and minor. Email: [email protected] Hours: M/W/Th 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM │ F 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Erika Vera (Downtown Phoenix) I am a sophomore studying health sciences at the Downtown Phoenix campus. I was a University College student throughout most of my freshman year up until the very end of the spring semester. Email: [email protected] Hours: T/W/F 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM │ Th 9:15 AM - 1:15 PM Jillian Ware (Tempe) I am a senior majoring in psychology and minoring in criminology and criminal justice. I was an exploratory student during my first semester and have been a Peer Advisor since fall 2009. Email: [email protected] Hours: M/W/F 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Students who are interested need to apply on our website http://src.asu.edu/StudentEmployment .
Some of the positions we are hiring for include: Facility Supervisors Lifeguards Sport Club Supervisors Kids’ Camp Supervisors Weight Room Supervisors …and many more! Once students have completed the application, supervisors may send an invite to them for our hiring event, SRC’s Got Jobs, which is happening on Friday, April 13. This event is INVITE ONLY! Only attendees of this event will be considered for employment. Please note that a 6-credit minimum is required to be employed within Campus Recreation. (Students with an F-1 visa—12 units; Graduate Students—4 units) Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns! Candace Peters
Arizona State University Campus Recreation | Student Employment and Development
phone 480.965.7824 | fax 480.965.2210
[email protected] | http://src.asu.edu | http://www.facebook.com/src.asu
Arizona State's Trent Lockett (24) goes up for the basket in the Territorial Cup Series against the University of Arizona. The Sun Devils dropped the Wildcats 87-80, March 4, at Wells Fargo Arena. Photo by: Steve Rodriguez
Find out where all the fun is…
What is the best experience you’ve had at ASU so far?
We want to hear from you!
Did you have a great advising appointment? Attend an awesome event? Join a cool club? Tell us some of the great things that you have encountered, been involved with, or participated in on campus.
Please include your name (if you’d like to), your campus, and majors you’re exploring. Send comments to [email protected] to be included in the next Newsletter!
Student Spotlight
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Cost: Free Attend this workshop to learn how to professionally utilize sites such as LinkedIn, Sun Devil CareerLink, Twitter, and Facebook as well as understand the do’s and don’ts of phone and email etiquette.
Wednesday, March 14│ 7:00 PM The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers Cronkite Associate Dean Kristin Gilger will introduce the movie and lead a discussion afterward. Popcorn served.
Internship & Career Fair
Wednesday, March 28 │ 11:00 AM – 2: 00 PM This event is presented by: Career Services Location: A. E. England Building 424 N. Central Ave. Cost: Free to students and alumni. Find internships and job opportunities in a range of industries! Over 50 organizations from the nonprofit, government and corporate sectors will be present! To view organizations and companies scheduled to attend, view Sun Devil CareerLink at www.asu.edu/career. Bring your Sun Card, resumes and dress professionally.
'Net-etiquette'
Workshop
Wednesday, March 14 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Location: PO, Suite 110
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Spring Career & Internship Fair
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Location: Student Union - Cooley Ballrooms Cost: FREE for students, alumni and community Find your internship and future career opportunities in a wide range of industries and agencies! From freshmen to alumni, this event is open to ALL and is a great place to begin gathering information about your career and job options, in addition to networking with recruiters.
We anticipate more than 50 organizations from the nonprofit, government and corporate sectors will participate!
Remember to bring your Sun Card, resumes and a smile! Dress professionally.
Thing on Thursday CTI Career Services
Dress for Success
March 8 │ 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM Location: Student Union - Cooley Ballrooms Learn how to make the transition from backpack to briefcase; jeans and t-shirt to suit and tie. Come learn how to dress for interviewing and other career-related events. Impress your prospective employer, whether you are entering your career field for an internship or full-time employment. Clothing will be modeled by our own Polytechnic students.
Etiquette Dinner
March 15 │ 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Location: Student Union - Cooley ballrooms Cost: $5.00 Come learn how to properly conduct yourself during a business meeting or interview that is held over a formal meal. Learn what not to order, what to drink and how to pass the food properly! Each table is hosted by an industry executive who offers advice and practice on proper protocol during the dinner. An RSVP and payment is required in person at the Poly Student Union information desk by March 12th at 5:00 PM.
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If you are struggling with managing your schedule, developing good study skills, having difficulty finding the time or motivation to study, understanding your best learning style, or just wanting to talk to a peer about the adjustment to college life, success coaching is for you!
Develop personalized methods to improve study habits and time management skills!
Explore campus involvement and major options!
Enjoy one-on-one appointments with peer advisors!
Talk to your academic advisor or schedule your appointment today at UASB 129/480.965.4464
│ School of Dance Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts School of Music Location: Nelson Fine Arts Center Fine Arts Plaza Cost: Free Experience the elements of urban youth culture and hip-hop in the southwest, including appearances by leading dancers, DJs, MCs, and graffiti writers. Try your hand at spinning records and writing graffiti with one of our experts. For more information, please visit civildisobedience.asu.edu Be sure to join us on April 20 for more Civil Disobedience (same time, same place)!
Check it out…
Presale Tickets-$12
ONLY AVAILABLE HERE
http://asunphc2012stepshow.eventbee.com
Tickets are $15 at the Door!
(if any are left...we sell out every year)
EVENTS AT A GLANCE
WED., MARCH 28
Preview Screening of BLCP Film #1
Location: ASU Poly, Cooley Student Union Ballroom
Time: 1:30 PM
Preview Screening of BLCP Film #2
Location: ASU West, La Sala A Ballroom
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
FRI., MARCH 30
Symposium
Location: ASU Skysong
Time: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
8:30 – 8:45 Welcome and Introduction
8:45 – 9:15 Morning keynote address
9:20 – 10:20 Student Panel
10:20 – 10:30 Break
10:30 – 12:00 Being Black and Brown: Cultural Identity in the 21st Century
12:00 – 12:50 Lunch Break (on your own)
1:00 – 2:20 Images and Imaginations: Media and Society
2:30 – 3:00 Afternoon keynote address by Marco Cervantes
THURS., MARCH 29
Brown Bag Lunch Discussion: Black
and Brown in America
Location: ASU Downtown, POST 120
Time: 12:00 PM
Film Premiere & Discussion
Location: ASU Tempe – Memorial
Union – Pima Room
Time: 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
RSVP HERE
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Spring Career & Internship Fair
Friday, March 30 │ 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Fletcher Lawn | Cost: FREE to students, alumni and community members
Attend the Spring Career and Internship Fair at ASU's West campus! Speak with employers and explore organizations from a wide range of industries. This event is an opportunity for all students to make professional contacts and learn about career and internship opportunities. Wherever you are in your academic career, mark your calendar, and plan to attend. May graduates, internship seekers, and recent alumni are especially encouraged to dress professionally and bring a resumes.
For more information E-mail: [email protected] Website: ASU Career Services Phone: 602-543-8124
Etiquette Dinner
Wednesday, April 4
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
This event is presented by: Career Services Location: University Center Building (UCB) La Sala Ballroom Cost: FREE to students and alumni! Don't know which knife and for to use at a business dinner? Want to improve your dining skills? Attend the Etiquette Dinner and enjoy a 3-course meal while learning about Proper Table Manners Place Settings Body Language & Hand Placement Handling Accidents & Tricky Foods Appropriate Table Talk The Proper Handshake Name Tag Placement and much more!
This is a FREE event and seating is limited!
RSVP Today! RSVP Deadline: Sunday, April 1, 2012
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