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On Track
with Arkansas Tech University
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Active mind and body advance to career aspiring leader leader identified
elevated citizen Global Focus unite graduate scholar
Spring 2019 Road Map
To request an accommodation for any of these events, please contact Aubrey Holt
at aholt7@atu.edu or (479) 968-0276 at least 10 days in advance.On Track
What is On Track?
On Track is a co-curricular experience designed to enhance student development beyond the classroom setting, encourage
students to network socially among peers, and to include students in traditional and signature university events. Each
semester, a map of events and activities will be available to students categorized by interests.
Completion
A student completes a track by fulfilling three (3) options offered as part of the track in any given semester. Most tracks will
have over six (6) opportunities for fulfillment each semester. A student will have the most well-rounded experience by
choosing different tracks to participate in each semester; however, criteria for each track does change every semester, so a
student can get licensed in the same track more than once.
get Licensed
In order for a student to participate in the On Track co-curricular experience, they will need to get licensed. Before getting
licensed, it is important for the student to view the Road Map and decide which track(s) they want to complete during that
semester. A student must get licensed each semester to participate. There are no limits, therefore a student may get
licensed for as many tracks as they wish each semester. Get Licensed on GOLD Cabinet’s page on theLink under Forms.
Active Mind and Body Aspiring Leader Advance to Career
is designed to assist is developed specifically is designed to navigate
Active mind and body
students in aspiring leader
for freshmen and advance to career
students further down the road
understanding wellness sophomores. The purpose of to success. This track will hone students’
concepts. This track will offer Aspiring Leader is to help develop skills in preparation for the “real world”
students opportunities to learn foundational leadership and social through career-focused programming.
about issues that contribute to skills for the ensuing years of The goal of Advance to Career is to utilize
overall wellness and experience collegiate life. the student involvement experience to
activities that will help them articulate the abilities and skills that
develop habits to maintain a students have gained from participation
healthy mind and body. Global Focus on campus and teach them to express
is designed to expose those qualifications to potential
Global Focus
students to a variety of employers.
Elevated Citizen situations and topics that they
is designed to enhance may encounter or be affected by
elevated citizen the collegiate as a member of a global Leader Identified
experience through philanthropic population. Global Focus will offer is designed for juniors
giving and civic engagement. programs that allow students to leader identified
and seniors to cultivate
Students who choose to grow into more intelligent and leadership skills and reflect on
participate in this co-curriculum aware individuals. experiences to prepare for future
will assist a number of charitable
opportunities.
and service related causes and
learn the importance of Unite
contributing in meaningful ways is designed with
to their local communities upon unite
the goal of connecting Graduate Scholar
graduation. students at Arkansas Tech with is designed to engage
student involvement
graduate scholar
graduate students on
opportunities. Unite will offer campus and to encourage
students the opportunity to scholarly development as well as
experience the organizations that provide opportunities for
Tech has to offer, while increasing professional development.
involvement on campus and (For Graduate Students Only)
helping students become more
diverse leaders.
2ARE YOU ON TRACK TO... D.C.? Seattle, WA?
Undergraduate Student
Students, who choose to complete all seven (7) tracks, become eligible to apply for an all-expenses paid trip following
the completion of the last track. For specific application details, please visit www.atu.edu/ontrack. Trips will be taken in
May following graduation.
Destinations will vary from year to year in order to give students different opportunities to practically apply what
they have learned while participating in On Track programs. Students, who are selected to travel, will be actively
exposed to leadership practices, cultural heritage, community service, professional networking, and other college
and university campuses that are part of the destinations they visit.
In May 2019, Arkansas Tech students who have gone above and beyond to participate in the co-curricular
experience will be On Track to Washington, D.C. and Seattle, WA.
These cities are rich in opportunities and have a number of activities for students to immerse themselves in during
their stay! Some popular attractions include:
Washington, D.C. Seattle, WA
• Meeting with US Senator or US Representative • Meeting with professionals in
various fields
• Tour Capital Building
• Pike Place Fish Market
• Service Activity
• Space Needle
• Tour national monuments
• Seattle Mariners game
• Smithsonian Natural History Museum
• Service activity
• National Museum of American History
• Seattle Opera
• Performance at Kennedy Center
• Museum of Flight
• Newseum
• Discovery Park beach
• Arlington National Cemetery (Changing of the
Guard) • Seattle Great Wheel
• George Washington University • Olympic Sculpture Park
• Bus tour • University of Washington
Graduate Students
Graduate students, who complete the Graduate Scholar track and three other tracks of their choosing,
become eligible to apply for payment of their graduate hood prior to their graduation. Tracks can be
completed at any time while enrolled as a graduate student. To obtain a graduate hood, please complete
the application by sixty (60) days prior to graduation (spring, summer, or fall). The form can be found on
GOLD Cabinet’s page on theLink.
For specific application details, please visit www.atu.edu/ontrack.
3Step 1: Student must be licensed.
Step 2: Student must attend three (3) events on the track selected and answer reflection question on
theLink for each event.
Step 3: Student must complete the Post Test after attending all three events.
*Getting licensed, completing reflection questions, and submitting the post test, should take no more than 15 minutes.
In order for a student to participate in the On Track co-curricular experience, they will need to get
licensed. Before getting licensed, it’s important to view the Road Map and decide which track(s) you want
to complete during that semester. Students must get licensed each semester to participate. There are no
limits, therefore a student may get licensed for as many tracks as they wish each semester.
Step 1: Go to thelink.atu.edu and click Sign In.
Step 2: Sign in with your OneTech username and password.
Step 3: Click on the Get Licensed link in the yellow alert box on the homepage and complete the form.
Once you have been granted a license for the track(s) you requested, you will notice a Path section on your
home page in the lower right part of your screen when you sign in to your account on theLink.
Step 1: Go to thelink.atu.edu and click Sign In.
Step 2: Sign in with your OneTech username and password.
Step 3: Look at the Path section in the lower right part of the home page. Click on the path you would
like to see.
The Paths page is a progress log that identifies which items have been completed and credited to a
student’s account. If a student is participating in multiple tracks, the Paths page will display a drop down
box, which the student may use to view his/her progress for any track for which they are licensed. The
map will also display items that have not been completed and the fulfillment details of each item.
Step 4: You are now on your Paths page. Select the track you wish to see from the drop down menu. The
progress for this track will be displayed.
Step 5: Click the gray bar with the name of your track to expand the information. The options to fulfill the
track requirements are listed.
• To learn about events that fulfill that item, click on it and view the Fulfillment Options.
Step 6: Answer any reflection questions for the event(s) you have attended. Events requiring reflection
questions will have an orange exclamation point. Click on the icon. Click on Additional
Information Required. Answer the question and click Submit. The item will now have a green
check mark.
Step 7: After attending three (3) events and answering the reflection questions, complete the Post Test.
Click on the item that is marked Required. A link to a form will be displayed. Complete the form.
This information will be processed by Campus Life, and credit will be issued within three (3)
business days.
Step 8: Click Print View to see your On Track Progress Report (path report) for the selected track. You
can print or save as a pdf.
Still have a question? Contact Campus Life at 479.968.0276 or campuslife@atu.edu.
4Frequently Asked Questions:
1. How do I enroll?
We call it Get Licensed. To Get Licensed, you will need to go to thelink.atu.edu and Sign In with your OneTech
username and password. Click on the Get Licensed link in the yellow alert box on the home page, and complete the form.
2. What does it mean if more than one event is listed under one main event (for example, football games)?
If there are multiple events listed under one main event, this means attending only one event will count towards your credit.
You may attend all events, if you like, however, you will only receive one credit towards your three events to complete your track.
3. How do I answer reflection questions?
Scroll down on your homepage on theLink. You will see a section that says Paths. Click on the path you are trying
to complete. The progress for this track will be displayed. Click the gray bar with the name of your track to expand the
information. The options to fulfill the track requirements are listed. Answer any reflection questions for the event(s) you have
attended. Events requiring reflection questions will have an orange exclamation point. Click on the icon. Click on Additional
Information Required. Answer the question and click Submit. The item will now have a green check mark.
4. How do I get to the post test?
To answer the post test, you will locate the item that says Track Name-Post Test- Current Semester on your Paths page. Click
on the item that is marked Required. A link to a form will be displayed. Complete the form. This information will be processed
by Campus Life, and credit will be issued within three (3) business days.
5. How do I see my progress?
Go to thelink.atu.edu and click Sign In. Sign in with your OneTech username and password. Look at the Paths
section in the lower right of the home page. Click on the path you are trying to complete. You are now on your Paths page.
Select the track you wish to see from the drop down menu. The progress for this track will be displayed. Click Print View to see
your Progress Report for the selected track.
6. Can I print off my On Track Progress Report (path report)?
You can print or email your On Track Progress Report (path report) by clicking Print View on your Paths page.
7. I attended several events at the beginning of the semester before I knew about On Track. Can those events
count towards track completion?
Yes! theLink allows for event attendance to be retroactively added to a student’s account. You have to get
licensed and theLink will sync your account with past event attendance. This is only available on a semester basis. For example,
a student attends events in the fall semester, and tries to get licensed for the previous fall semester in the spring semester. This
does not work.
8. I attended an event, and it isn’t showing up on my Paths page on theLink. How do I get credit?
Contact Campus Life. Sometimes life happens, and the staff member hasn’t updated their attendance yet or staff swiping at the
event made a mistake. The Campus Life staff can adjust attendance as needed.
9. I attended an event, and I wasn’t able to swipe my ID. How do I get credit?
Contact Campus Life. The Campus Life staff can adjust attendance as needed. If you attended an event and you aren’t able to
swipe your ID at the event, take a picture of yourself at the event and send it to us. It’s a quick and easy way to verify your
attendance.
10. Undergraduate Students: How do I apply for the trip?
Applications for the On Track Trip can be found on GOLD Cabinet’s page on theLink, under Forms.
11. Graduate Students: How do I get a graduate hood?
To obtain a graduate hood, please complete the Graduate Student On Track Graduate Hood application by sixty (60) days
prior to graduation (spring, summer, or fall). The form can be found on GOLD Cabinet’s page on theLink.
12. If I am having issues, who can I contact?
You can come visit us in Doc Bryan Suite 233, call us at 479.968.0276, or email all questions, comments,
concerns to campuslife@atu.edu.
5Active mind and body
On Track
Active Mind and Body Learning Outcomes:
• Students will understand mental and emotional health issues and how it relates to their personal development.
• Students will recognize safety issues and techniques to employ when needed.
• Students will identify ways to take an active role in their personal physical health.
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Have You Heard the Secret to Preventing Get Fit and Lean in 2019
Cervical Cancer? What’s it about? Exercise and nutrition information and
What’s it about? No? Because there is no secret to tips for a healthy new year.
cervical cancer prevention. Get the lowdown on what all When is it? Tuesday, January 29 at 11:00 am-2:00 pm
women should know about their cervix and cervical Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
cancer. Have your questions ready for our nurse Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 11:00
practitioner when you attend this educational session. am-1:45 pm
When is it? Wednesday, January 23 at 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event.≠= 4
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center Working with Test Anxiety
What’s it about? This workshop will be facilitated by
a licensed counselor from the Health and Wellness
2 Center and is intended to provide students with a
Know Your IX better understanding of what test anxiety is and from
What’s it about? Informational meeting to learn about
where it comes. The workshop will also introduce
your rights under Title IX, where and how to report cases
students to various skills to help offset the effects of
of sexual misconduct, and opportunities for getting
test anxiety.
involved in sexual assault and relationship violence
prevention on campus. When is it? Thursday, January 31 at 3:00 pm-5:00 pm
When is it? (Pick one) Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
Friday, January 25 at 2:00 pm-3:30 pm Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Friday, January 25 at 5:00 pm-6:30 pm prior to event.
Tuesday, January 29 at 5:00 pm-6:30 pm Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
Sponsor: Title IX
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The Uncomfortable Conversation
5 What’s it about? The Uncomfortable Conversation, Inc.
Healthy Habits for Relationships is an organization dedicated to jumpstarting dialogue
What’s it about? Have you asked yourself, ‘How do I about sexual assault. Participants will join in a screening
communicate openly with others or maintain strong, and discussion of videos produced by the organization,
honest, and respectful relationships’? Healthy specifically examining how to engage in these difficult
relationships are built on a foundation of respect. conversations with peers.
Knowing the signs of healthy and unhealthy When is it? Wednesday, February 20 at 6:00 pm-8:00
relationships can help you in building new pm
relationships in college. Relationships aren’t always Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
easy to maintain; college opens the door for all kinds Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
of new relationship challenges such as roommate prior to event.
issues, casual dating, serious dating, friendships, and Sponsor: Title IX
sexual relationships. You may also be confronted by
interpersonal issues when you play on an intramural OR
team, become involved in a student organization, or
decide to join Greek life. These various relationships
can provide a great deal of comfort and support #MeToo: Survivor Support 101
during your college years, but they can also be a What’s it about? Interactive workshop that explores
source of confusion and stress at times. the impacts of sexual assault and harassment, resources
When is it? Friday, February 1 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm available, and how to help a friend both one-on-one
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes and as an active bystander.
prior to event. When is it? Monday, March 4 at 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
6 Sponsor: Title IX
Biofeedback Lab Orientation Session 8
What’s it about? This introductory session invites Unplanned Pregnancy and
students to learn about the options for stress Birth Control Workshop
management that are open to all students through the What’s it about? Learn about different birth control
use of the biofeedback lab in the Health and Wellness methods and ways to prevent unplanned pregnancy.
center. Stop by to learn more about this new relaxation When is it? Monday, February 11 at 1:00 pm-2:00 pm
space and begin using the lab to help you deal with the Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
challenges that all college students face. Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
When is it? Wednesday, February 6 at 2:00 pm-3:00 pm prior to event.
Where is it? Doc Bryan 133 Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event. OR
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
Condom Day
What’s it about? Tabling event with condom
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information and free condoms.
When is it? Friday, February 15 at 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Where is it? Hindsman Bell Tower
Where do I swipe my ID? At the tower, 11:00 am -1:45
pm
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
7Active mind and body
On Track 10
Sexual Assault Prevention: Should
We Talk Before We Touch?
What’s it about? During this workshop we will discuss
9 what it means to have consent as well as talk about
STD Workshop campus resources that are available to students.
What’s it about? Learn about the different STDs and When is it? Thursday, February 14 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
how to protect yourself from the these diseases that Where is it? Doc Bryan 133
aren’t just a myth but a common problem on YOUR Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
college campus. prior to the event.
When is it? Tuesday, February 12 at 1:00 pm-2:00 pm Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
Where is it? Doc Bryan Suite 133
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event 11
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center Out of Darkness Walk
What’s it about? The annual Out of the Darkness Walk
OR for suicide prevention is an opportunity for students
and community members to gather and raise
GYT- Get Yourself Tested awareness for the second leading cause of death
What’s it about? Get a free Gonorrhea and Chlamydia among college students and the tenth leading cause of
screening by providing just a urine sample. 65% of death for all ages. All students are encouraged to walk
those diagnosed with Gonorrhea or Chlamydia are individually or with a team and can register online to
between the ages of 15-24. walk at www.afsp.org/atu or show up the day of the
When is it? Wednesday, February 13 at 1:00 pm-3:00 walk to register. Come help us fight suicide and save
lives!
pm
How do I register? Register for event on April 10 from
Where is it? Doc Bryan Suite 133
11am - 1pm at the Bell Tower
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 1:00 pm-2:45
When is it? Saturday, April 13 at 7:00 am
pm Where is it? Doc Bryan Rotunda
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 7:00
am-8:00 am
Sponsor: Health and Wellness Center
8On Track
advance to career
advance to career Learning Outcomes:
• Students will be able to list professional manners, behaviors, and expectations.
• Students will be able to build and develop a network of peers and professionals.
• Students will be able to relate how their knowledge within a field of study connects to current and future experiences.
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Career Fairs OR
What’s it about? Come meet with professionals in your
field to talk about potential job opportunities and learn Communication and Media Career & Internship Fair
what to expect from their organizations. This is a great When is it? Wednesday, March 27 at 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
opportunity to find out about potential openings and make
Where is it? Young Ballroom
new connections for the future.
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance throughout the
event. OR
Sponsor: Norman Career Services
Part-Time, On-Campus, & Internship Fair
Business Career & Internship Fair When is it? Thursday, March 28 at 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
When is it? Tuesday, February 19 at 12:00 pm-2:30 pm Where is it? Young Ballroom
Where is it? Young Ballroom
OR 2
Dress for Success
Education Career Day Fair What’s it about? Learn tips for dressing professionally.
When is it? Wednesday, February 20 at 10:00 When is it? Wednesday, February 13 at 12:00 pm-1:00
am-12:00 pm pm
Where is it? Young Ballroom Where is it? Rothwell 138
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
OR prior to event.
Sponsor: College of Business
STEM Career & Internship Fair
When is it? Thursday, February 21 at 12:00 pm-2:30 3
pm "Don't Sell Yourself Short"
Where is it? Young Ballroom
Resume Round-Table
What’s it about? Meet with employers who can give
OR
you direct feedback on your resume based on their
Agriculture, Food, and Natural industry experience.
Resources Career & Internship Fair When is it? Wednesday, February 13 at 4:00 pm-5:30
When is it? Wednesday, February 27 at 12:00 pm-2:30 pm
pm Where is it? Rothwell 138
Where is it? Young Ballroom Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event.
OR Sponsor: ENACTUS and Norman Career Services
Health Industry Career & Internship Fair
When is it? Thursday, February 28 at 12:00 pm - 2:30
pm
Where is it? Young Ballroom
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Money, Money, Money Summit #ADULTING: Budgeting Workshop
What’s it about? In partnership with Financial Aid What’s it about? Come practice planning for cost of
and Student Accounts, DDI will host a financial living and budget no matter where you are after
literacy and resource summit. The purpose of this graduation.
event is to provide intentional engagement between When is it? Tuesday, February 26 at 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
underrepresented student populations and the staff Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
of both offices. Students will have the opportunity to
prior to the event.
ask specific questions about their finances at Tech.
Sponsor: Norman Career Services
Both offices will provide students with important
dates, resources, and tips for financial students
success. 8
When is it? Thursday, January 17 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm #ADULTING: Benefits Workshop
Where is it? Doc Bryan 180 What’s it about? Join us to learn about benefits
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes employers may offer, including health insurance,
prior to event. retirement, and other perks.
Sponsor: Department of Diversity and Inclusion When is it? Thursday, February 28 at 3:30 pm - 4:30
pm
OR Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Young Money: Financial Literacy Workshop prior to the event.
What’s it about? Students will get tips for financial Sponsor: Norman Career Services
responsibility, financial stability, and economic
success.
When is it? Tuesday, February 12 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm 9
Where is it? Doc Bryan 242 Salary Negotiation Workshop
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes What’s it about? Your pay is up to you. Join Norman
prior to event. Career Services for this in-depth session on handling
Sponsor: Department of Diversity and Inclusion job offers and how to ensure you are not on the
wrong side of a wage gap.
When is it? Thursday, March 7 at 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
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Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Networking/Handshake Workshop prior to event.
What’s it about? Come practice conversations with Sponsor: Norman Career Services
strangers and how to stay in contact with people who
can impact your career future.
When is it? Tuesday, February 12 at 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Where is it? Rothwell 138
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event
Sponsor: ENACTUS, Norman Career Services
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“Interview Like a Pro” Practice Interviews
What’s it about? Come practice interviewing with
industry employers, get feedback on your responses,
and build relationships with great professionals.
Practice interview rounds will re-start every hour on the
hour.
When is it? Thursday, February 14 at 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 12:30
pm - 4:30 pm
Sponsor: ENACTUS, Norman Career Services
10On Track
aspiring leader
Aspiring leader Learning Outcomes:
• Students will be able to identify the methods and techniques of leadership.
• Students will be able to effectively communicate their personal definition of leadership.
• Students will discover an awareness of self and others and how these differences impact leadership and group dynamics.
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How to Lead a Meeting Making the Impossible,
Who’s talking? Aubrey Holt, Assistant Dean for
Campus Life
Possible by Being SMART!
Who’s talking? Kevin Solomon, Associate Dean for
What’s it about? Ever sit through a meeting and
Campus Life
think "I could do it better"? Attend this session to
What’s it about? Many of you have plans, big ideas,
learn the in's and out's of running a successful and
dreams, hopes of things that are coming your way in
efficient meeting.
the future. Some of these you expect to happen next
When is it? Monday, February 4 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
week or in a month, while others are a few years down
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
the road – but you are confident they are happening.
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Great! You do know that your actions play a huge role
prior to event.
in these big ideas and dreams happening right?
Sponsor: Campus Life
Having a vision for your future goals is a start, now it is
time to formulate a plan to make them happen. It is
2 time to get SMART with your goals.
Gold Medal Event Planning When is it? Thursday, February 21 at 5:00 pm-6:00 pm
Who’s talking? Dylan Tedder, Graduate Assistant for Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
Student Leadership Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
What’s it about? Are you nervous about planning an prior to event.
event for your organization, friends, or job? Learn how Sponsor: Campus Life
to plan a gold medal event by attending this session.
Students will learn the basics on how to effectively
plan an event of any size.
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When is it? Wednesday, February 6 at 3:00 pm-4:00
Budgeting Like a Boss
Who’s talking? Meighan Burke, Director of Student
pm
Transition
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
What’s it about? As a student leader, how do you
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
create a budget for your student organization? Come
prior to event.
to this session to learn about the budget process and
Sponsor: Campus Life
tips on how to make savvy financial decisions.
When is it? Tuesday, March 5 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event.
Sponsor: Campus Life
11On Track 7
aspiring leader Conflict: How to Confront,
Collaborate, and Craft the Best Outcome
Who’s talking? Will Cooper, Associate Dean for
5 Student Conduct
2019 Women’s Leadership Conference What’s it about? Conflict in a group or in the
What’s it about? Join us for the 2019 Women's workplace is inevitable. Learn how to confront peers
Leadership Conference at Arkansas Tech University. and coworkers, work together to solve the conflict,
This year’s conference theme is #BalanceforBetter. It and create the best outcome for your group.
will give participants the opportunity to learn and When is it? Thursday, April 11 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm
engage in sessions surrounding women's Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
empowerment, gender inclusivity, professional Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
growth, activism, equity, and wellness. Free dinner prior to event.
included. Sponsor: Campus Life
When is it? Thursday, March 7 at 4:45 pm-9:30 pm
Where is it? Check in at West Chambers Dining Room
How do I sign up? Please register on Campus Life's
page on theLink under forms by March 1 at 5:00 pm. 8
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes Ethics in Leadership
prior to event. Who’s talking? MBG Emerging Leaders Living
Sponsor: Campus Life Learning Community
What’s it about? Are you confident in your
decision-making skills? Do you consider the ethical
implications of those decisions? Come to this session
6 led by students who have studied ethical decision
Servant Leadership: How are making and participate in a ethical discussion focused
you serving as a leader? on a real-life case study.
Who’s talking? Aubrey Holt, Assistant Dean for When is it? (Pick one)
Campus Life Wednesday, April 17 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
What’s it about? Servant leadership focuses on the Thursday, April 18 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm
people who the leader serves. Attend this session to Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
discuss this approach to leadership and how it can be Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
paid forward to bring about change. prior to event.
When is it? Monday, April 1 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Sponsor: Campus Life
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event.
Sponsor: Campus Life
12On Track
leader identified
leader Identified Learning Outcomes:
• Students will be able to effectively communicate their personal philosophy of leadership.
• Students will be able to assess their personal leadership abilities and identify areas for growth.
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Lunch with a Leader: First Lunch with a Leader: Engineering
Who’s talking? Mr. Mike Miller, former owner of Van
Generation College Students Horn Construction of Russellville
Who’s talking? Dr. Phil Bridgmon, Interim Vice
What’s it about? These round table discussions will
President for Academic Affairs
offer students a chance to learn from the experience
What’s it about? These round table discussions will
of seasoned professionals from a variety of different
offer students a chance to learn from the experience
fields as well as an opportunity to engage in
of seasoned professionals from a variety of different
conversation about the University community as a
fields as well as an opportunity to engage in conver-
whole. Lunch is provided on a first come, first serve
sation about the University community as a whole.
basis.
Lunch is provided on a first come, first serve basis.
A 1972 graduate of Arkansas Tech with a Bachelor of
Dr. Phil Bridgmon, Interim Vice President of Academic
Science in Engineering degree, Mike Miller is former
Affairs was a first generation college student. He will
owner of Van Horn Construction of Russellville. The
discuss his experience navigating college without
company gained licensure in more than 25 states and
having anyone in his family who had graduated from
completed a number of landmark structures under
college previously. As he serves in senior leadership
Miller’s leadership, including Ross Pendergraft Library
at Arkansas Tech, he continues to support students
and Technology Center and Doc Bryan Student
who are first generation college students.
Services Center at Arkansas Tech. Miller has given of
his time and talents as a member of the Arkansas
When is it? Monday, February 12 at 12:00 pm-1:00
Tech Foundation Board of Directors, the Arkansas
pm
Tech College of Business Advisory Board and the
Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
Arkansas Tech Department of Engineering Advisory
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Committee.
prior to event.
Sponsor: Campus Life
When is it? Thursday, February 21 at 12:00 pm-1:00
pm
Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15
minutes prior to event.
Sponsor: Campus Life
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leader identified Diversity in Leadership
Who’s talking? Kara Johnson, Coordinator of Civic
Engagement
3 What’s it about? Come learn how race, gender, age,
How to Engage Members in Your Organization and religion play a role in socialization and impact
Who’s talking? Thomas Strahan, Coordinator of your interactions with others. This is an interactive
Fraternity & Sorority Life program that allows you to look at your own
What’s it about? Members' interest in their experiences from a different perspective.
organization may waiver throughout the semester. A When is it? Wednesday, April 3 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm
challenge for leaders is to keep members engaged in Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
the organization. Attend this session to learn strategies Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
to keep members engaged in your organization. prior to event.
When is it? Tuesday, February 26 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Sponsor: Campus Life
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes 7
prior to event. How to Say No Like a Leader
Sponsor: Campus Life Who’s talking? Jana Crouch, Associate Director for
Enrollment
4 What’s it about? Do you struggle to say no to people?
As a leader, it is difficult to make every happy. Attend
Somehow I Manage: Michael Scott's this session to learn how to be more assertive as a
Guide to Leading Students as a Student leader.
Who’s talking? Kara Johnson, Coordinator of Civic When is it? Monday, April 15 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm
Engagement Where is it? Doc Bryan 247
What’s it about? Leading students as a student is Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
tricky because sometimes you end up leading people prior to event.
who are older than you or the same age as you and Sponsor: Campus Life
they may even be your friends. Join us to learn do's
and don'ts from The Office characters when it comes
to becoming a better leader to your peers. Perfect for 8
aspiring or current Executive Board members of Lunch with a Leader: Parks & Recreation
Registered Student Organizations. Who’s talking? Sarah Keating, Superintendent at the Lake
When is it? Tuesday, March 12 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Dardanelle State Park
What’s it about? These round table discussions will offer
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247 students a chance to learn from the experience of seasoned
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes professionals from a variety of different fields as well as an
prior to event. opportunity to engage in conversation about the University
Sponsor: Campus Life community as a whole. Lunch is provided on a first come,
first serve basis.
Sarah Keating is a graduate of Kansas State University with a
5 Bachelor Degree in Park Resource Management. She just
Crisis Management as a Leader completed her 20th year working for Arkansas State Parks.
Who’s talking? Aubrey Holt, Assistant Dean for She is a Certified Interpretive Trainer and a Certified Law
Campus Life Enforcement Officer. She has worked a variety of positions
What’s it about? As a leader in an organization, many at 4 different parks around the state throughout her career
and is currently the Park Superintendent at Lake Dardanelle
people will look to you when a crisis arises. It is State Park.
important for leaders to think through how they
respond to the crisis. Attend this session to discuss When is it? Wednesday, April 17 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
components of ethical crisis management. Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
When is it? Thursday, March 14 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes prior
Where is it? Doc Bryan 247 to event.
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes Sponsor: Campus Life
prior to event.
Sponsor: Campus Life
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elevated citizen
elevated Citizen Learning Outcomes:
• Students will be able to articulate the needs of their community on a local and global scale.
• Students will be able to connect their role as an active citizen in creating a positive impact within their community.
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Martin Luther King Jr. March Marvel Takes On: Racial Justice
and Day of Remembrance Who’s talking? Kara Johnson, Coordinator of Civic
What’s it about? Come out and help us make 1,000 Engagement
hygiene kits for River Valley Shelter for Battered What’s it about? Today on Marvel Takes On, special
Women and Children, and bring a canned good or guest Black Panther joins us to discuss racism, racial
other non-perishable food that will go to the Green justice, and ways to take action.
and Gold Cupboard. We also plan to do an MLK March When is it? Monday, February 18 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
around Campus to celebrate Dr. King’s dream and his Where is it? Baz Tech 202
vision for justice, equality, equity, and freedom for all. Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
When is it? Tuesday, January 15 at 5:00 pm-8:00 pm prior to the event.
Where is it? Young Ballroom Sponsor: Campus Life
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
Sponsor: Department of Diversity & Inclusion 4
February Action Days
Sponsor: Campus Life
2 Pope County Animal Shelter
National Civil Rights Museum Excursion
What’s it about? Come spend the day in Memphis, What’s it about? Students will walk, feed, and play with the
animals at the shelter. It is suggested to wear comfortable,
TN touring the Civil Right Museum. Transportation
casual clothing.
and admission will be provided. Students will need to When is it? Tuesday, February 19 at 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
bring money for lunch. Where is it? 3115 S Mobile Ave, Russellville, AR
When is it? Wednesday, February 13 at 8:30 am-5:00 Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 1:00 pm-2:30
pm pm
Where is it? Memphis, TN; Meet at Tucker Coliseum at
8:30 am ARVAC, Inc.
How do I sign up? Register on theLink on Campus What’s it about? Students will participate in organizing
Life’s page under Forms by February 6 at 5 pm. ARVAC's food pantry. Comfortable clothing and closed toed
Seating is limited. To request accommodations that shoes are suggested.
will facilitate your full participation in this trip, please When is it? Wednesday, February 27 at 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
contact Aubrey Holt at aholt7@atu.edu by February 6. Where is it? 613 N 5th St, Dardanelle, AR
Where do I swipe my ID? Attendance will be Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 2:00 pm-4:00
pm
reported to Campus Life
Sponsor: Departments of Diversity & Inclusion and
Campus Life Equestrian Zone
What’s it about? Students will be working on a large
number of outdoor projects ranging from clearing brush to
helping build a sensory trail, constructing/installing stations,
painting, etc. Dress appropriate for the weather and working
outside. Please park at the barn, not the house.
When is it? Friday, February 22 at 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Where is it? 4800 S Frankfort Ave, Russellville, AR
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 1:00 pm-3:00
pm
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elevated citizen 8
March Action Days
Sponsor: Campus Life
5
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
What’s it about? Join Campus Life and SAB at the Pope County Animal Shelter
Bell tower to learn more about campus sexual assault What’s it about? Students will walk, feed, and play
education and awareness. At this event, you will learn with the animals at the shelter. It is suggested to wear
about campus resources for support concerning comfortable, casual clothing.
sexual assault and healthy relationships. When is it? Tuesday, March 12 at 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
When is it? Monday, March 4 at 2:00 pm-4:00 pm Where is it? 3115 S Mobile Ave, Russellville, AR
Where is it? Hindsman Bell Tower Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 1:00
Where do I swipe my ID? At the tower between 2:00 pm-2:30 pm
pm-3:30 pm
Sponsor: SAB and Campus Life Equestrian Zone
What’s it about? Students will be working on a large
number of outdoor projects ranging from clearing
brush to helping build a sensory trail,
6 constructing/installing stations, painting, etc. Dress
Marvel Takes On: Sexism appropriate for the weather and working outside.
Who’s talking? Kara Johnson, Coordinator of Civic Please park at the barn, not the house.
Engagement When is it? Friday, March 15 at 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
What’s it about? Today on Marvel Takes On, we will Where is it? 4800 S Frankfort Ave, Russellville, AR
learn and discuss how the Marvel Cinematic Universe Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 1:00
combats or feeds the representation of women in the pm-3:00 pm
media and biases shown throughout the films.
When is it? Wednesday, March 6 at 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Food 4 Kids
Where is it? Baz Tech 202 What’s it about? Students will learn about the work
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes that Food 4 Kids does and assist in organizing the food
prior to the event. donations. Comfortable clothing and closed toed
Sponsor: Campus Life shoes are suggested.
When is it? Thursday, March 28 at 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Where is it? 407 N El Paso Ave, Russellville, AR
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 2:00
7 pm-4:00 pm
Movie: Ocean’s Eight
What’s it about? Join us in watching Ocean's 8 while
enjoying some pizza, snacks, and drinks! Join us for a
discussion panel after the movie.
When is it? Wednesday, March 6 at 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Where is it? Doc Bryan Lecture Hall
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
Sponsor: SAB
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Marvel Takes On: Political Engagement
Who’s talking? Kara Johnson, Coordinator of Civic
Engagement
What’s it about? Today on Marvel Takes On, we will
discuss the importance of getting involved politically
and discover the ways this message is prevalent in the
Marvel Cinematic Universe.
When is it? Friday, April 5 at 10:00 am-11:00 am
Where is it? Baz Tech 202
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
Sponsor: Campus Life
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April Action Days
Sponsor: Campus Life
Pope County Animal Shelter
What’s it about? Students will walk, feed, and play
with the animals at the shelter. It is suggested to wear
comfortable, casual clothing.
When is it? Tuesday, April 9 at 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Where is it? 3115 S Mobile Ave, Russellville, AR
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 1:00
pm-2:30 pm
Equestrian Zone
What’s it about? Students will be working on a large
number of outdoor projects ranging from clearing
brush to helping build a sensory trail,
constructing/installing stations, painting, etc. Dress
appropriate for the weather and working outside.
Please park at the barn, not the house.
When is it? Friday, April 12 at 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Where is it? 4800 S Frankfort Ave, Russellville, AR
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 1:00
pm-3:00 pm
Food 4 Kids
What’s it about? Students will learn about the work
that Food 4 Kids does and assist in organizing the food
donations. Comfortable clothing and closed toed
shoes are suggested.
When is it? Thursday, April 25 at 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Where is it? 407 N El Paso Ave, Russellville, AR
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from 2:00
pm-4:00 pm
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Global Focus
Global Focus Learning Outcomes:
• Students will discover aspects of culture(s) different from their own and have the ability to compare and contrast
those differences.
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Black History Month Kickoff Soul Food Night
What’s it about? DDI invites the entire campus to What’s it about? As part of Black History Month,
celebrating the start of Black History Month. participants will learn more about the African
Participants will learn about the beginning of Black American cuisine, its culture and the history of "soul
History Month and hear the sounds of the United food."
Voices of Praise. When is it? Wednesday, February 20 at 6:00 pm-8:00
When is it? Friday, February 1 at 1:30 pm-2:30 pm pm
Where is it? Hindsman Bell Tower Where is it? Young Ballroom
Where do I swipe my ID? At the tower, from 1:30 Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
pm-2:15 pm. prior to the event.
Sponsor: Department of Diversity & Inclusion Sponsor: Department of Diversity & Inclusion
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Chinese New Year Black History Month Speaker
What’s it about? Chinese New Year, also known as What’s it about? DDI will host a speaker for Black
Spring Festival, is one of the most important festivals History Month. Come celebrate the culture of Black
in China. Shun, who was one of ancient China's History Month!
mythological emperors, came to the throne more When is it? Wednesday, February 27 at 7:00 pm-9:00
than 4,000 years ago, he led his ministers to worship pm
heaven and earth. From then on, that day was Where is it? Doc Bryan Lecture Hall
regarded as the first day of the first lunar month in the Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Chinese calendar.. The event includes an exciting prior to the event.
evening of dancing, singing, fun activities, and variety Sponsor: Department of Diversity & Inclusion
of authentic Chinese food!
When is it? Thursday, February 7 at 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Where is it? Young Ballroom
5
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance from 6:00 International Olympic Day
pm-8:00 pm What’s it about? Join us to reconnect the ATU
Sponsor: International Student Services community though various International games
around the world. The idea is to provide educational,
recreational, and social value of all types of games.
When is it? Saturday, March 9 at 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Where is it? Hull Double Gym
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 10:00
am-3:00 pm.
Sponsor: International Student Services
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Spoken Word Artist: Carlos Robson Brave Space/ Safe Space: A
What’s it about? Enjoy the award-winning spoken Talk about LGBTQIA Issues
word poet, Carlos Robson, for an evening of What’s it about? DDI will co-host a roundtable
entertainment. discussion with SPECTRUM about issues facing the
When is it? Tuesday, March 26 at 7:00 pm-9:00 pm LGBTQIA communities, victories for the community,
Where is it? Baz-Tech Main Floor the significance of Safe Zone training in the work-
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 7:00 pm-8:15 place/educational institutions and what being an ally
pm is all about.
Sponsor: Student Activities Board When is it? Tuesday, April 9 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
Where is it? Doc Bryan 242
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
7 prior to the event.
Holi Festival Sponsor: Department of Diversity & Inclusion
What’s it about? A Hindu spring festival celebrated in
India and Nepal, also known as the "festival of colors" OR
or the "festival of love." The festival signifies the
victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring, end of
winter, and for many a festive day to meet others, play SPECTRUM’s 4th Annual Pride Walk and Festival
and laugh, forget and forgive, and repair broken What’s it about? This event is in celebration of
relationships. It is also celebrated as a thanksgiving Campus Pride Month and is open to all people who
for a good harvest. are supportive of or are a part of the LGBT+ communi-
When is it? Wednesday, March 27 at 4:00 pm-6:00 pm ty. Organizations on campus, in the community, and
Where is it? Doc Bryan Courtyard supportive businesses in the Russellville area are
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 4:00 welcome to have a booth at the festival. A Pride Walk
pm-5:15 pm will begin at the Hindsman Bell Tower with drag
Sponsor: International Student Services performances to follow. Free food and buttons will be
provided.
When is it? Thursday, April 11 at 5:00 pm-8:00 pm
8 Where is it? Hindsman Bell Tower
Light the Night Where do I swipe my ID? At the tower, 5:00 pm-7:15
What’s it about? The annual event provides members
pm.
of the campus community and beyond with an
Sponsor: SPECTRUM
opportunity to learn diverse traditional values as well
as enjoy free food and entertainment celebrating the
wide variety of cultures represented at Arkansas Tech
University.
When is it? Thursday, April 4 at 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
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5th Annual Dance
Where is it? Hindsman Bell Tower
Where do I swipe my ID? At the tower, 7:00 pm-9:15 Company Spring Performance
pm. What’s it about? Join us for the Spring 19 dance
Sponsor: International Student Services showcase presentation of the ATU Dance Company.
When is it? Friday, April 19 at 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Where is it? Techionery Theatre Building
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
Sponsor: ATU Dance Company
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unite
unite Learning Outcomes:
• Students will be able to discover opportunities to connect with Arkansas Tech University and recognize options f
or campus involvement.
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Promo Day Comedian Andrew Sleighter
What’s it about? Join the Student Activities Board in What’s it about? Kick off the semester with a few
Chambers for a chance to create your own laughs!
personalized street sign! When is it? Thursday, January 31 at 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
When is it? Thursday, January 17 at 12:00 pm-3:00 pm Where is it? Doc Bryan Lecture Hall
Where is it? Chambers Dining Hall Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, from prior to the event.
12:00pm-2:45pm Sponsor: SAB
Sponsor: SAB
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2 Basketball Games
Skate Station What’s it about? Cheer on your Golden Suns and
What’s it about? Join the Student Activities Board for Wonder Boys!
Skate Night and have a chance to win some prizes! (Pick One)
When is it? Tuesday, January 22 at 7:00 pm-9:00 pm East Central University
Where is it? 1103 East 2nd St., Russellville, AR Thursday, January 31 at 5:30 pm (women’s) and 7:30
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 7:00 pm (men’s)
pm-8:15 pm. Harding University
Sponsor: SAB Thursday, February 14 at 5:30 pm (women’s) and 7:30
pm (men’s)
Northwestern Oklahoma
3 Thursday, February 28 at 5:30 pm (women’s) and 7:30
MIND Games (Multidisciplinary Idea pm (men’s)
generation for New product Development)
What’s it about? Do you ever wonder “Why hasn’t Where is it? Tucker Coliseum
someone invented a device that can help me do this Where do I swipe my ID? At the trophy case, 5:15
better?” Come join students in engineering and pm-8:30 pm.
computer science and tell them your ideas about Sponsor: Athletics
products that will make your life easier, safer, more
economical or just better. Your idea may be chosen to
be developed in the engineering or computer science 6
capstone courses. Come be part of designing the
Super Bowl Party
What’s it about? Cheer on your team with SAB with
“Next Big Thing.”
free food!
When is it? Friday, January 25 at 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
When is it? Sunday, February 3 at 5:00 pm- end of
Where is it? Young Ballroom
game
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Where is it? Young Ballroom
prior to the event.
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 5:00
Sponsor: College of Engineering and Applied
pm-8:00 pm.
Sciences
Sponsor: SAB
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unite
Miracle Man Pageant
What’s it about? Come join the ladies of Phi Mu and
7 support Children's Miracle Network Hospitals for the
Trivia Night annual Miracle Man Pageant! Miracle Man is an all male
What’s it about? Test your trivia knowledge with SAB pageant hosted by the Epsilon Lambda chapter of Phi
at Trivia Night in the Young Ballroom Mu. Men from the Arkansas Tech campus will compete
When is it? Tuesday, February 12 at 7:00 pm-9:00 pm in a variety of categories including formal, swim, theme
Where is it? Young Ballroom wear, and talent to win the coveted Miracle Man title.
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 7:00 When is it? Thursday, March 28 at 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
pm-8:00 pm Where is it? Witherspoon Auditorium
Sponsor: SAB Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to the event.
Sponsor: Phi Mu Sorority
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Baseball Games
What’s it about? Cheer on your Wonder Boys!
(Pick One)
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Ouachita Baptist University Outdoor Concert
Tuesday, February 19 at 6:00 pm What’s it about? Enjoy the spring weather with some
Union music on the lawn.
Tuesday, March 19 at 6:00 pm When is it? Monday, April 15 at 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Arkansas-Monticello Where is it? Hindsman Bell Tower Lawn
Tuesday, April 23 at 6:00 pm Rain Location: Doc Bryan Lecture Hall
Where do I swipe my ID? Hindsman Bell Tower, 6:00
Where is it? Tech Baseball Field pm-8:15 pm.
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance from the Sponsor: SAB
start of the game to the beginning of the 4th inning.
Sponsor: Athletics 14
Mentalist Mark Toland
9 What’s it about? Mark Toland is an award-winning
Gold Rush Bingo mind reader, as seen on NBC, ABC, and Fox. We hope to
What’s it about? Come for a chance to win BIG money see you there!
prizes! We hope to see you there! When is it? Thursday, April 18 at 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
When is it? Tuesday, February 26 at 7:00 pm-10:00 pm Where is it? Doc Bryan Lecture Hall
Where is it? Doc Bryan Lecture Hall Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 7:00 prior to the event.
pm-9:00 pm Sponsor: SAB
Sponsor: SAB
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Lip Sync Battle
What’s it about? Are you good at lip syncing to your
favorite music? Put your skills to the test.
When is it? Wednesday, March 27 at 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Where is it? Witherspoon Auditorium
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 7:00
pm-8:30 pm
Sponsor: SAB
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Egg Hunt Campus Life Focus Groups (Post-Spring Break)
What’s it about? The (egg) hunt is on! What’s it about? Campus Life staff wants your
When is it? Monday, April 22 at 5:00 pm-6:00 pm opinion. Come chat with us so we can learn how to
Where is it? Caraway Lawn better serve you! Pick a session based upon how you
Where do I swipe my ID? At the Caraway patio, 15 identify as a student. Light refreshments will be
minutes prior to the event. served at all sessions. Lunch will be served on
Sponsor: SAB Wednesdays over the lunch hour.
(Pick one)
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Transfer Students
Campus Life Focus Groups (Pre-Spring Break) Wednesday, March 27 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
What’s it about? Campus Life staff wants your
Commuter/Off-Campus Students
opinion. Come chat with us so we can learn how to
Thursday, April 11 at 10:00 am-11:00 am
better serve you! Pick a session based upon how you
identify as a student. Light refreshments will be First Generation Students (students whose
served at all sessions. Lunch will be served on parents did not graduate from college)
Wednesdays over the lunch hour. Thursday, April 4 at 10:00 am-11:00 am
Veteran Students
(Pick one) Tuesday, April 2 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
International Students
Transfer Students Wednesday, April 10 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
Tuesday, February 5 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Student Athletes
Commuter/Off-Campus Students Thursday, April 18 at 10:00 am-11:00 am
Wednesday, February 6 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Graduate Students
First Generation Students (students whose Tuesday, March 26 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
parents did not graduate from college) Student Employees
Tuesday, February 12 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Thursday, March 28 at 10:00 am-11:00 am
Veteran Students Fraternity/Sorority Students
Wednesday, February 13 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Tuesday, April 16 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
International Students Students in Leadership Positions
Tuesday, February 19 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Wednesday, April 17 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
Student Athletes Underrepresented Students
Wednesday, February 20 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Tuesday, April 9 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
Graduate Students Residential Students
Thursday, February 21 at 10:00 am-11:00 am Wednesday, April 3 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
Student Employees Where is it? Baz Tech 202
Tuesday, February 26 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Where do I swipe my ID? Attendance will be
Fraternity/Sorority Students reported to the Campus Life staff.
Thursday, February 28 at 10:00 am-11:00 am Sponsor: Campus Life
Students in Leadership Positions
Tuesday, March 12 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
Underrepresented Students
Wednesday, March 13 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm
Residential Students
Thursday, March 14 at 10:00 am-11:00 am
Where is it? Baz Tech 202
Where do I swipe my ID? Attendance will be
reported to the Campus Life staff.
Sponsor: Campus Life
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Graduate scholar
GRaduate Scholar Learning Outcomes:
• Students will be able to transfer professional development into their academic field.
• Students will be able to list scholarly skills, behaviors, and expectations.
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Donuts with the Graduate Dean Anti-Valentine’s Day Pizza Party
What’s it about? Opportunity for graduate students What’s it about? No date for Valentine’s Day? That’s
to get to know the Graduate Dean and the Graduate okay! Join the Graduate Student Council for an
College staff while enjoying a light breakfast. Anti-Valentine’s Day Pizza Party instead.
When is it? Wednesday, January 30 at 8:00 am -9:30 When is it? Thursday, February 14 at 11:00 am-1:00 pm
am Where is it? Baz Tech 203
Where is it? Baz Tech 203 Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 11:00
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 8:00 am - am-12:30 pm.
9:30 am Sponsor: Graduate Student Council
Sponsor: Graduate Student Council
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Thesis Preparation and APA Workshop
What’s it about? The Graduate College will host a 5
workshop for students preparing theses and for those Doctoral Degree Panel Discussion
needing a refresher of APA guidelines. Who’s talking? Dr. Tara Hart Ed.D & Dr. Justin Moss
When is it? Tuesday, February 12 at 4:00 pm-5:00 pm Ph.D.
Where is it? Tomlinson 110 What’s it about? How much experience should I
have in my field before seeking a doctoral degree?
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
What should I look for in a doctoral program? What is
prior to event.
the application process like? Come ask the panel!
Sponsor: Graduate Student Council
When is it? Thursday, March 28 at 3:00 pm-4:00 pm
Where is it? Baz Tech 203
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15
3 minutes prior to event.
Research Tools Workshop Sponsor: Graduate Student Council
Who’s talking? Sherry Tinerella, Public Services
Librarian
What’s it about? Learn how to take advantage of the
research tools available to students through the
library as you prepare your thesis, dissertation, and
projects! ATU Public Services Librarian, Sherry
Tinerella, will present an overview of the library tools
that are most relevant to graduate students and show
you how to make your life easier with RefWorks,
search strategies, research guides and Find It…
When is it? Wednesday, February 13 at 4:00 pm-5:00
pm
Where is it? RPL 300 B
Where do I swipe my ID? At the entrance, 15 minutes
prior to event.
Sponsor? Graduate Student Council
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