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Contemplative Space

In memory of Laurie Ellen Neustadt, visual artist, musician, peace activist,

and teacher.

Sister Stevie’s fishing spot

This serene area was the favorite fishing spot of Sister Marie Steven Reges, O.P.,

beloved teacher at Edgewood College.

Lake Jewel Spring

The Lake Jewel Spring was uncovered by Tim Andrews

and Jim Lorman in 2005.

Bear Mound

This large Bear mound represents the Earth Spirit, the symbol of the

Bear Clan. The bear’s head has been cut off by the roadbed, but the body and legs are still visible here.

Dominican Hall, first opened in 2007, is the first residence hall in Wisconsin to achieve

Silver LEED status – for Leadership & Excellence in Environmental Design. Among the many energy-efficient features are solar thermal water heating panels; motion detecting efficiency lighting, and a passive Solar orientation.

Dominican Hall

The Edgewood College Sustainability Tour is made possible by funding from

Madison Gas & Electric

Sustainability SignsEdgewood College Sustainability Tour signs

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laura wedekind Owner & Photographer

[email protected] 608. 695. 1227

“Capturing moments for a lifetime”

On-location, natural light photography for allindividuals, families, ages and occasions.

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Connect with Madison College faculty. Learn how to engage students in Service Learning opportunities. Meet student leaders who coordinate volunteer projects at Madison College. Enjoy food prepared by the Culinary Arts Program.

Madison College3550 Anderson StMadison WI 53704

RSVP by March 23, 2012 at madisoncollege.org/volunteer-center

You are cordially invited to attend the

Service Learning ReceptionApril 5th, 2012 5 : 30 pm - 7: 0 0 pm

1st Annual Madison College

Located in the Gourmet Dining Room Truax 120 A/B

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March 26th5:00pm-8:00pm

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MADISON • FORT ATKINSON • PORTAGE REEDSBURG • WATERTOWN

Madison Area Technical College provides equal opportunity in education and employment

Programs & Activities CouncilRoom 131 • Truax Campus

1701 Wright Street Madison WI, 53704

(608) 246 - 6722

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BenefitsBenefitsBenefits

PAC welcomes students of all ages, interests, & backgrounds. Become a member online by visiting madisoncollege.edu/join-pac or email us at [email protected] for more information.

• Develop Leadership Skills

• Learn to work withiin a budget

• Work in a cooperative team environment

• Learn and cultivate organizational skills

• Transfer classroom knowledge to real life experience

• Looks good on a resume or school application

• Work with performers & Agents

How to JoinHow to JoinHow to Join

PAC AdvisorSusana Valtierra

[email protected](608) 246 - 6495

The Programs & Activities Council (PAC) is a student organization that plans, develops & delivers enjoyable, educational co-curricular & extracurricular campus activities that encourage a “community spirit” at Madison College.

Special EventsThe Special Events Chair caters to Madison college students of all ages and ethnicity, and strives to organize entertainment to include as many people possible. The entertainment may include music, comedy, speakers, magicians, and more. This chair works with the members of PAC to plan and implement a variety of events that have an educational and /or fun aspect of interest to Madison College students.

Office ManagerThe office manager is responsible for the PAC budget, meeting agendas, meeting minutes, the SAB representative, plus office support for all of the PAC Chairs.

Child & Family EventsThe Child & Family Events Chair coordinates the various PAC events that particularly appeal to Madison College students with young children. This chair works with the members of PAC to plan and implement a variety of entertaining and educational events of interest to young children and their families.

Downtown & Metro CoordinatorThe chair person coordinates PAC events that take place at DTEC. This chair works with the members of PAC, especially the Child & Family Events and Special Events Chairs, to plan and implement a variety of events particularly for students at DTEC.

Multi Media The Multi Media chair works in collaboration with other event chairs to create awareness of PAC, PAC events, and ensures a large Madison College student turnout. This is achieved through various marketing materials, including but not limited to table tents, posters, flyers brochures, logo, mass mailings, targeted e-mails, e-mail announcements, and clarion ads.

WolfPack CoordinatorThe Wolfpack Den coordinator works with the members of PAC to plan and implement a variety of events of interest to Madison College students in the Wolfpack Den.

Program PositionsProgram PositionsProgram Positions

Our MissionOur MissionOur Mission Become A LeaderBecome A LeaderBecome A LeaderGet paid each semester for your hard work & expertise, while helping to bring fun, entertaining events to Madison College.Becoming a chair helps students to develop great communication, organizational & leadership skills.

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Madison CollegeTruax Campus

1701 Wright StreetMadison WI, 53704

(608) 246 - 6100 • (800) 322-6282

madisoncollege.edu/leadership-development

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Different situations call for different leadership approaches. It is important for a leaders to know what type of leadership approach will be most effective given a groups development or a situation. This workshop will explore various leadership styles while caving in Popp’s Cave. We will use the unique environment of the cave as our classroom and practice different leadership styles. While your clothes will get muddy, your mind will gain clarity as you learn new techniques to being a strong leader.

During this weekend camping trip you will have the opportunity to gain leadership skills and tools while sleeping outside in a tent, hiking through the Wisconsin landscape, and cooking over a camp stove. We’ll explore personal values and integrity, practice conflict resolution skills, and examine strategies for leading effective meetings. Camping experience not required.

Risk taking is an essential part of being a leader, yet it is often difficult due to an uncertain outcome. Gain a greater understanding of the importance of taking appropriate risks, explore your own comfort zone, and learn how to develop a safe environment that encourages others to take risks. Then, put it all into practice while climbing at Boulders Climbing Gym. No climbing experience needed.

Effective teams have a strong sense of community that helps them meet their goals. They trust and rely on each other. In this workshop you will learn what makes a strong community and develop ideas you can use when you get back to campus. We will explore these ideas while snowshoeing through the winter wonderland in Wisconsin. Play in the snow while you play with new ideas about teams and community.

October 7, 2012

October 20-21, 2012 Devil’s Lake & Mirror Lake State Park

Leadership In The Dark

Hiking, Camping & Leadership Development

Risk Taking & Rock ClimbingBuilding Community Through Snowshoeing

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“My job as a comedian is to get you to look at your world in a different, more hilarious way.”

Davi KennedyMethods to End Violence

Oct 4th 1:00 - 2:15 pm Mitby Theatre Madison College Truax Campus




In collaboration with The Madison Police Department, UW-Law School, Community Against Violence Coalition (City of Madison, Voices Beyond Bars, Madison Urban Ministry)

Students & Community welcome.

Park in Lot on Wright Street, by tennis courts.

A direct bus will be available from West Campus for students at 12:20.

“methods that have dramatically cut murder rates incities from Boston,Pittsburgh, Memphis, to High Point, and reset the relationship between police and community.”

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Please contact us for special accommodations.

Truax room 140 (608) 246 - 6224Downtown room D125 (608) 259 - [email protected]

“Don’t Go Hungry,

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Visit a FoodShare Representative at Madison College

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April 21st10:30AM - 3:30PM

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