PAES E-Newsletter 04.06.09

The Office of Student and Alumni Services is excited to welcome back Jane Pletcher (jpletcher@ehe.osu.edu) and Angie Throop (athroop@ehe.osu.edu), academic advisors. Both have experience advising majors at OSU and in PAES. Jane and Angie will advise pre-majors and majors in PAES during scheduled appointments as well as see walk-ins.

Walk-in Advising: Spring 2009

2nd-10th Week Walk-in Hours (April 6-June 3)

Monday: 2:30-4pm (including student athletes)
Wednesday: 9-10:30am (cancelled April 15)

Walk-in hours are:

o 15 minute appointments on a first come first served basis that are great for quick questions,

o Reserved for students in a major or pre-major in the School of PAES, and

o Take place in The Office of Student and Alumni Services, A100 PAES Building, 614-292-6787.

Appointments can be scheduled through the front desk of A100 PAES Building or by calling 614-292-6787 (option 1).

Advising Appointments

All appointments with a PAES advisor must be made by calling 292-6787 or at the front desk of 100 PAES Building. Please do not email or call your advisor directly for appointments, as you will be directed to the front desk of A100 PAES Building, 292-6787.

Application for Autumn 2009 Graduation

Students are required to apply for graduation three quarters ahead of time. Graduation applications to graduate are due by the 8th Friday of the quarter. For Autumn 2009 graduation, applications are due May 22, 2009. Remember, an advising appointment must be made with an advisor in A100 PAES Building, 292-6787, to apply for graduation.

Important Dates

Spring Add/Drop/Withdrawal Deadlines

Apr 3	Fri	Last day to add a Spring Quarter course through Web or Advisor
		without written permission.
		Last day Web adds off of a waitlist.
Apr 4 -Apr 10		Written permission of instructor and student’s enrollment unit is required
		to add a course.
		For graduate students, Advisor’s written approval is also required.
Apr 11	Sat	From this date, written permission of instructor, enrollment unit and
		instructor’s department chairperson is required to add a course
Apr 17	Fri	Last day to add a course, with appropriate permissions, to an existing
		schedule without petitioning in the college office (Third Week Rule)
		Last day to drop a Spring Quarter course without permission.
		Last day to drop a course or withdraw from the University using an
		OSU Withdrawal Form, without having a “W” on your permanent record.
		In case of withdrawal from the University, a dated notation
		“Withdrew” is entered on the student’s permanent record.
May 15	Fri	Last day to drop a course or withdraw from Spring Quarter
		without petitioning.
May 16- Jun 5		During this period, withdrawals from courses or from the University
		will not be permitted except by petition through the college office.
		The petition for course withdrawal or withdrawal from the University
		is evaluated by the student’s enrollment unit. If the petition is approved,
		“W” will be entered on the permanent record. If the petition is not
		approved, the student continues to be enrolled in the course(s), and a final
		mark must be submitted by the instructor.
Jun 5	Fri	Last day of classes. Withdrawals from courses or the University not
		permitted after this date.

Important Dates: http://www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/ourweb/more/Content/Important_dates/SP09_Important_dates.htm

Mathematics and Statistics Learning Center

The Mathematics and Statistics Learning Center provides undergraduate students in Mathematics and Statistics with free tutoring, review materials and workshops: http://www.mslc.ohio-state.edu/

The Writing Center

The Writing Center at CSTW offers free help with writing at any stage of the writing process for any member of the university community. During our tutorials, we can work with you on anything from research papers to lab reports, from dissertations to resumes, from proposals to application materials. We also maintain a resources page with writing handouts and weblinks.

Planning on applying to Graduate School at Ohio State?

The application deadline is January 15th. More information can be found at: http://gradadmissions.osu.edu/

Scarlet & Gray Financial: Free financial planning services for students

Free financial planning services are available to all OSU students in the Student Wellness Center (B130 RPAC). Financial specialists are trained to work with students on budgeting, credit, debt, financial aid, major purchase planning, and more. Students should contact 292-4527 or trombitas.4@osu.edu to schedule an appointment. Read more >

The Ohio State Psychological Services Center (PSC)

The Psychological Services Center (PSC) at Ohio State University is the Department of Psychology’s outpatient clinic for students. The PSC provides low-cost, on-campus therapy to students for only $10/session with no limit on the number of sessions. Appointments are currently available and can normally be scheduled within a week of the initial phone call. The PSC serves adults from a range of backgrounds, with a variety of mental health concerns, such as stress, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder. The PSC is a training site for graduate students in the Clinical Psychology Program at OSU. All therapists in training are supervised by licensed psychologists.

Please call 614-292-2059 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

The Ohio State Psychological Services Center
1835 Neil Avenue
105 Psychology Building
Columbus, Ohio 43210
Phone: 614-292-2059
Fax: 614-292-4537
E-mail: psc@psy.ohio-state.edu

Website: http://labs.psy.ohio-state.edu/psc/

Upcoming Courses

Summer 2009 Major Course Offerings through EDU PAES

The following courses will be offered through EDU PAES this Summer 2009. Days and Times are available through www.buckeyelink.osu.edu.

EDU PAES	211
EDU PAES	411
EDU PAES	289.03
EDU PAES	589.03
EDU PAES	489.05
EDU PAES	360
EDU PAES	361
EDU PAES	380
EDU PAES	381
EDU PAES	490.10
EDU PAES	490.11
EDU PAES	490.13
EDU PAES	589.01
EDU PAES	589.02
EDU PAES	650
EDU PAES	208
EDU PAES	542
EDU PAES	668.01
EDU PAES	668.06
EDU PAES	678
EDU PAES	701D
FCS ED	742

Career Fairs

OSU Spring Career Day, 4/7/09

Attention! Spring Career Day, one of Ohio State’s campus wide job fairs is coming!

* Find it on Facebook by searching “Spring Career Day”

When: Tuesday, April 7 from 10:00 am- 3:00 pm

Where: Huntington Club in Ohio Stadium

Why:

Over 75 employers from numerous industries seeking to fill fulltime, part-time, and internship positions

9 out of 10 students who attended last year said they would recommend this event for other OSU students

Do well at Spring Career Day, and you could be invited back for Interview Day on April 8

How to prepare: The University Career Services Committee collaborated to provide preparation workshops and materials for the Spring Career Day website. Be prepared for the Spring Career Day by taking advantage of these resources-

Website- http://asccareerservices.osu.edu/springevent/index.cfm

Teach Ohio, 4/21/09, Registration Open

April 21, 2009

Link: http://ehe.osu.edu/career-services/events.cfm

Contact Name: Jean Wyer

Contact Phone: 614-688-5663

Contact E-Mail: wyer.6@osu.edu

TeachOhio 2009

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Aladdin Shrine Center

3850 Stelzer Road

Columbus, OH 43219

Candidate registration for TeachOhio 2009 begins January 5 and ends April 17, 2009. View a list of participating employers and register online at http://ehe.osu.edu/career-services/events.cfm. (Candidates that do not already have an Education and Human Ecology Career Services account must first register for anew account and wait for their request to be approved before they may register for TeachOhio.)

$20 OSU: Current, enrolled during 2008-2009 academic year

$35 OSU: Alumni

$35 Consortium Student or Alumni: Ashland: Columbus, Capital, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Otterbein, and Wittenberg

$55 Guest

• TeachOhio is a great way to kick off the summer teacher recruitment season:

• meet many employers in one place,

• explore a variety of Ohio and out-of-state school settings,

• inquire about application and hiring processes,

• have your resume reviewed.

• Attend workshops led by education and career services professionals.

• Network with hundreds of candidates represented by the TeachOhio consortium of five Columbus area universities.

• Food and beverages for purchase will be available throughout the day. (Candidates will not be allowed to bring food or beverages into the Aladdin Shrine Center.)

Contact:

Jean Wyer, Career Advisor

172 Arps Hall

1945 North High Street

Columbus, OH 43210

614-688-5663

teachohio@ehe.osu.edu

If you would like to attend more than one education career fair in Ohio, consider attending:

Dayton Area Education Job Fair

Saturday, April19, 2009

9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Miami Valley Career Technology Center

Research

2009 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum

Sponsor: University Honors & Scholars Center

Location: RPAC

Contact: Vicki Pitstick

Contact Email: pitstick.10@osu.edu

Contact Phone: (614)292-1794

Website: Click Here!

Description:
Hold the Date for the 2009 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum!
It is that time of year – the time to begin thinking about The Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. The Denman will be held on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 in the RPAC.Applications for the 2009 Denman Forum will be available on line at

www.denman.osu.edu in early February. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, April 1 2009! We look forward to seeing you there!

Research Treasures: Explore OSU Libraries Special Collections
Tuesday, April 14, 5:30-6:30 p.m.
240 Page Hall
Did you know that the library keeps special collections of rare books, primary research materials and manuscripts? Want to know how you can find out more about these unique collections and how you can utilize them to enhance your own research efforts? Join us as we chat with 4 librarians from the John Glenn papers, the OSU Archives, the Cartoon Research Library and the Polar Archives. Pizza served! RSVP preferred by 4/13 to uro@osu.edu with “4/14″ in the subject line.

Scholarships/Awards

Outstanding Advisor Award

Dear students:

The Academic Advising Association of Ohio State (ACADAOS) is seeking nominations for the annual Outstanding Advisor Award. This award serves to recognize and reward undergraduate academic advising at The Ohio State University. It signifies the important efforts and contributions that professional academic advisors make in helping undergraduate students achieve academic success. By highlighting examples of outstanding advising, the award identifies qualities and issues important to good advising, which make significant contributions to meeting the mission of The Ohio State University.

Two academic advisors at Ohio State will be selected to receive a plaque and a monetary gift presented by ACADAOS and the Office of Academic Affairs. The awards will be presented at the annual ACADAOS Awards luncheon on May 20, 2009.

The nomination deadline is April 17, 2009. Please visit the ACADAOS website at http://acadaos.osu.edu to download the nomination form and nomination packet. Feel free to contact me with questions. A call for nominations will also be published in onCampus and OSU Today.

Sincerely,

Christin Petrosino

ACADAOS Awards Committee Co-Chairs

Christin O’Boyle Petrosino, M.Ed

Assistant Director of Academic Advising

Exploration Program

Ohio State University

352 Denney Hall, 164 W. 17 Ave.

Columbus, OH 43210

Phone: (614) 292-0646

Fax: (614) 292-1162

eMail: CPetrosino@esue.ohio-state.edu

Web: http://exploration.osu.edu

2^nd annual PAES Graduate Leadership award Due May 1, 2009

Hello PAES Faculty and Students,

The PAES Graduate Associate Advisory Council would like to announce the 2009 2^nd annual PAES Graduate Leadership award!

This award will provide recognition to graduate students within the School of PAES for outstanding leadership contributions which enhance the mission of the school.

ANY graduate student in the School of PAES with a 3.0 GPA or higher may apply. ANY Staff, student, or faculty member within the School of PAES may nominate a graduate student. Self nominations may also be submitted.

The nomination form is attached as a word document. The completed nomination form should include a narrative, no more than two double-spaced pages long, citing specific accomplishes and services.

From each of the eight graduate specializations in the school, one M.A. student and one Ph.D. student will be recognized, and from these winners, one student will win an overall award of Leadership Excellence.

A selection committee comprised of members of the Graduate Associate Advisory Council will review nominations to select the recipients based on the established criteria.

Forms and narratives must be submitted electronically to Sam Morris at morris.615@osu.edu.

The deadline for submitting nomination(s) is Friday, May 1, 2009.

This award was started last year by the GAA Council, and we would love to have the participation of all the programs, so please consider nominating someone!

Feel free to e-mail me with questions or concerns!

Thanks,

Michelle

Michelle Hunnicutt Hollenbaugh M.A., PCC
Graduate Administrative Assistant, Testing Library and Laboratory
Counselor Education and School Psychology
PAES A418

Internships and Job Postings

Summer Unpaid Internships, due April 7

The Columbus Recreation and Parks Sports Office has openings for Summer

unpaid interns. Interns will assist to planning, organizing, coordinating, and

supervising adult tournaments and leagues such as softball, basketball,

volleyball, and flag football. Interns are needed to work twenty (20) to thirty

(30) hours per week including weekends and evenings. This unpaid

internship will start as soon as the Intern is available to work.

Contact:

Mark Fulton, Recreation Supervisor 614-645-3366 or at

mefulton@columbus .gov for more information.

Resumes and cover letter should be sent by April 7, 2009 to:

CRPD Sports Office

1111 E. Broad Street

c/o Mark Fulton

Columbus, OH 43205

ABA instructor needed

ABA instructor needed for 8 yr old boy with Autism in the Dublin area. Individual with provider number preferred, however, will provide training for the right person. There are immediate hours and summer hours available. Looking for a minimum of 1 year commitment. Gain valuable experience while taking a young boy to his highest potential. Please email Beth at bdavollk@columbus.rr.com

Middle School Football positions- Grandview Heights

We are looking for one or two Middle School football coaches this fall in Grandview Heights. Please contact Coach Peters’s for additional information about the positions, jpeters@grandviewschools.org.

LiFE Sports Summer Positions

Looking for a summer job? Like working with kids in sport? Want to make a difference in the lives of Columbus youth?

LiFE Sports is hiring recreation leaders, education leaders, and counselors for the summer of 2009. LiFE Sports is a four-week, sport-based youth development program sponsored by the Ohio State University’s Department of Athletics. The mission of LiFE Sports is “to foster social competence among youth through their involvement in sport, fitness and educational activities.”

Camp staff will have the opportunity to work with underserved youth from the greater Columbus area in sport and education activities. The camp runs weekdays from June 15^th -July 10^th. See attached job description and application for more information.

Additionally, students have the opportunity to enroll in an independent study with Dr. Dawn Anderson-Butcher in the College of Social Work. This independent study is specifically designed for individuals working with the LiFE Sports program. The focus is on how participation in afterschool programs, sport, prevention activities, and other social/recreational settings contributes to positive youth development outcomes for children and youth. Contact Becky Wade-Mdivanian for more information.

For more information, contact:

Becky Wade-Mdivanian

College of Social Work

Phone: (614) 292-6934

Email: wade-mdivanian.1@osu.edu

Jerry Davis

Department of Athletics

Phone: (614) 292-2661

Email: davisj@buckeyes.ath.ohio-state.edu

2009 LiFE Sports Camp Job Descriptions

Recreation Leadership Staff

Education and Experience Requirements:

1. Must have some college experience.

2. Must have some experience working with youth.

3. CPR and First Aid certifications preferred.

Duties:

1. Provides campers with sport instruction designed to foster social competence.

2. Uses basic lesson plans provided by the Education Coordinator and Education Support Staff to develop

daily activities for campers.

3. Provides quality instruction and maximum opportunities for participation.

4. Attends LiFE Sports training sessions prior to camp.

5. Engages with campers and follows protocol outlined in the orientation manual.

6. Attends weekly LiFE Sports staff meetings.

7. Ensures that all program equipment is in safe working order and notifies supervisor if in need of

replacement or attention.

Education Leadership Staff

Education and Experience Requirements:

1. Must have some college experience.

2. Must have some experience working with youth.

Duties:

1. Introduces education topics as outlined by education manual.

2. Provides campers with instruction designed to foster social competence.

3. Uses basic lesson plans provided by the Education Coordinator to develop daily activities for campers.

4. Provides quality instruction and maximum opportunities for participation.

5. Attends LiFE Sports training sessions prior to camp.

6. Engages with campers and follows protocol outlined in the orientation manual.

7. Attends weekly LiFE Sports staff meetings.

Counselors

Education and Experience Requirements:

1. Must have some college experience.

2. Must have some experience working with youth.

Duties:

1. Supervises and mentors a group of LiFE Sports campers.

2. Ensures the safety and well-being of the children in the programs at all times by providing constant

supervision and following safety guidelines.

3. Attends LiFE Sports training sessions prior to camp.

4. Engages with campers and follows protocol outlined in the orientation manual.

March 11, 2009

5. Attends weekly LiFE Sports staff meetings.

6. Participates in all camp activities.

7. Assists the recreation leaders during activities.

8. Assists with classroom instruction when requested by education leaders.

9. Supervises and mentors junior counselors as outlined by orientation manual.

10. Turns in attendance sheets to camp administrator immediately following breakfast each day.

11. Rides the bus with campers to and from designated locations in the community.

Junior Counselors (Volunteer Position)

Education and Experience Requirements:

1. No requirements

Duties:

1. Assists the counselors in supervising and mentoring a group of LiFE Sports campers.

2. Attends LiFE Sports training sessions prior to camp.

3. Engages with campers and follows protocol outlined in the orientation manual.

4. Attends weekly LiFE Sports staff meetings.

5. Participates in all camp activities.

6. Assists the counselors and recreation leaders during activities.

7. Assists with classroom instruction when called upon by counselors or education leaders.

Skyhawks summer programs

CENTRAL OHIO - SUMMER 2009 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

*** Do you enjoy sports? Do you like having fun and working with kids? Do you like spending your summer days outside? Do you want to improve your coaching/teaching skills? ***

If this sounds like you, come work for Skyhawks, the largest provider of sports programs for kids.

Skyhawks is looking for teachers, coaches, college students and high school students who are interested in

teaching young athletes (ages 4 – 14) the rules, techniques, and strategies of the following activities:

*Soccer *Baseball *Basketball *Flag Football

*Beginning Golf *Tennis *Volleyball *Roller Hockey

*Track and Field *Lacrosse *Skateboarding *Cheerleading

• SUMMER PROGRAM LOCATIONS – COLUMBUS:

Bexley Grove City Ohio State University NEARBY CITIES:

Columbus Groveport Powell Cincinnati & Dayton

Delaware Hilliard Upper Arlington Cleveland & Akron

Dublin JCC of Columbus Westerville Indianapolis

Gahanna New Albany Worthington Chicago and Detroit

• COMPANY DESCRIPTION: Skyhawks partners with community-based organizations to provide youth

opportunity to enrich their sports skills by participating in safe, positive and non-competitive programs and camps.

Over 20 years of experience have helped to build a menu of programs as varied as our young athletes. From

Traditional Summer Programs to Year-Round athletics and Tournaments, Skyhawks offers it all.

• JOB DESCRIPTION: Directors and Coaches positions are available both for week-long half-day programs and week-long full-day programs. Skyhawks assigns staff on a weekly basis. Staff who do an excellent job and perform well will work on a consistent basis. Staffing is based on a number of factors including number of sports staff can teach, flexibility in driving to different locations, and how well the staff are currently doing their job.

• JOB REQUIREMENTS: Skyhawks is looking for sports-oriented individuals who are highly-motivated, energetic people who enjoy working with children. Skyhawks requires staff to attend 2-3 training sessions.

Trainings will be held in the evenings and weekends in May and June. Skyhawks requires Directors to be First Aid and CPR certified and Coaches to be First Aid Certified by the time you work your first camp. Certification classes are held at local hospitals, park and recreation departments, fire departments, Red Cross and other community resources. Staff must be at least 17 years old by June 1st.

• SUMMER PROGRAM HOURS AND PAY: Program times are typically 9am-Noon or 9am-3pm Monday through Friday. Staff will work 18-19 hours/week for ½ day programs and 33-34 hours/week for full day camps.

Skyhawks summer programs typically run over an eight to ten week period starting in June and concluding the last week of August. Pay range is between $8/hour to $14/hour based on school level and experience.

• HOW TO APPLY: If interested in working, please apply online at www.skyhawks.com

• FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Kyle Hamrick — 614-732-4645 or khamrick@skyhawks.com

Human Kinetics Positions

Human Kinetics is the premier publisher in the physical activity field. We’re employee owned, offer competitive salaries, opportunities for advancement, excellent benefits, an onsite fitness facility & subsidized cafeteria.

Acquisitions Editor – STM

Conceptualize new books, review unsolicited manuscripts, and identify, recruit, and contract experts to write books or develop videos or software programs in the areas of physical activity and public health, and health promotion. Master’s in Public Health and experience reviewing works for publication preferred.

Internship

Do you have content-related knowledge of the physical activity field, and the interest and potential (with training and experience) to become a long-term HK employee as an acquisitions editor, or developer of our educational products? The most likely candidates will be working on or just completing a Master’s degree in Kinesiology, Physical Education, Sport & Exercise Science, or Coaching Education.

Professional Education Program Manager

Seeking an experienced professional with unique background in sales and/or community health and health promotion to sell Active Living Partners (ALP) programs. Provide training, program support, and relationship management to existing accounts. Requires a 4-year degree, 2+ years related experience, and excellent communication skills.

Send resume & cover letter to HR, Human Kinetics, PO Box 5076, Champaign, IL 61825 or email HR@hkusa.com.

www.HumanKinetics.com EOE

Please let me know if there is more information I can provide.

______________________

Laura Czys

Recruitment Coordinator

Human Kinetics, Inc.

217.351.5076 x2442

laurac@hkusa.com

www.HumanKinetics.com

Social Justice Jobs Available to OSU graduating students and alums!

Direct Action & Research Training (DART) Center will be on the OSU campus on Monday April 13 @ 7:00 PM in the Science and Engineering Library, Room 090 to discuss careers in the field of community organizing, and to schedule interviews with students interested in empowering their communities and working for social change.

Please RSVP if you are interested by contacting Melissa Pluss at melissa@thedartcenter.org or calling 785.841.2680 with your name, phone # and email address.

DART is now accepting applications for the 2009 DART Organizers Institute, the paid, four-month field school for people interested in launching a career in community organizing. Participants will undergo a combined classroom and field training covering such topics as:

• Entering a community

• Identifying and training local leaders • Strategic planning and issue cutting • Relationship and community building • Direct Action on community issues • Fundraising

The DART Center, has built coalitions throughout the country that have won important victories on a broad set of justice issues including:

• Education reform in low-performing public schools • Job Training • Drugs and Violence • Criminal Recidivism • Living Wage • Neighborhood Revitalization • Predatory Lending • Affordable Housing, etc.

The DART Organizers Institute combines a 7-day classroom orientation with 15 weeks of infield training at a DART host organization. This is a paid training program that includes: a $7,000 living stipend, transportation to the classroom orientation and host city, and mileage reimbursement during the infield training. Room, board, and tuition will also be paid by DART during the 7-day classroom training. After successful completion of the program, DART will work to place graduates into permanent full time salaried positions ranging from ($27-30,000/year for Associate Organizers and $30-34,000 for Lead Organizers).

Graduates from the four month DART Organizers Institute have gone onto accept Executive Director and Associate Community Organizing positions throughout the country.

The 7-day classroom orientation and 15 week infield training starts July 12, 2009 and runs through November 7, 2009. Training locations will include placements in several states around the country.

Although it may be helpful, no direct experience is necessary. Organizer Trainees (OTs) hired to participate in the DART Organizers Institute must demonstrate a desire to pursue community organizing as a long-term professional career. A master’s degree or similar life experience is preferred though unnecessary. Candidates must have a college degree or be graduating prior to June 1, 2009. Also, candidates must display a workmanlike diligence, be driven to produce sustained results, have proven capacity to build relationships of trust, create and execute a plan, act professionally, feel comfortable working with religious institutions, be accountable and willing to hold others accountable, demonstrate disciplined thought and action, and work in a team setting. OTs must also have access to a car during their training and be flexible regarding relocation. Fluency in Spanish/English is a plus and people of color are encouraged to apply.

To find out more about DART or to apply, we encourage you to send your resume to: Melissa Pluss, DART Network, 820 New York Street Lawrence, KS 66044 or by email: melissa@thedartcenter.org. If you have any questions, please call: (785) 841-2680. Also, you can download applications or view profiles from previous OTs at the DART website: www.thedartcenter.org.

Melissa Pluss

DART Network

ph: (785) 841-2680

email: melissa@thedartcenter.org

www.thedartcenter.org

2008/2009 – ProCamps, Ltd. – Local Internship

We are again working with Chris Spielman on his football camp this summer in Columbus. My company ProCamps Worldwide, is a sport management company specializing in developing youth athletic programs for current and former professional athletes in the NBA, NFL, and MLB. We are seeking a local intern to help us at our event as well as with various part-time projects leading up to the event over the next three to four months. I have attached a brief job description.

Please pass this along to the appropriate people.

Thanks,

Timothy J. Boesken

Market Coordinator

7165 E. Kemper Road

Cincinnati, Ohio 45249

O: (513) 793-2267 ext. 1

C: (513) 403-1226

F: (513) 297-7205

tboesken@procamps.com

www.procamps.com

Description & Responsibilities

ProCamps, Ltd. is an international sports camp management company specializing in developing quality

youth athletic programs for high-profile professional athletes in the NBA, NFL, and MLB. ProCamps’

clients include Adrian Peterson, Chris Paul, Dwyane Wade, Jason Taylor, Anthony Muñoz, Ben

Roethlisberger, Steve Smith, Devin Hester, Chris Spielman, Kevin Durant, Wes Welker and other

premier athletes in the professional ranks.

Pre-Event Administration

1) Assist in managing camp inventory arriving in markets

a. Basketballs/footballs

b. Gatorade/Powerade/vitaminwater

c. Prizing items

d. Camp t-shirts

e. Snacks/drinks for camp

f. Sponsor items

i. Banners

ii. Camper gift items

2) Miscellaneous administrative responsibilities

Pre-Event Development/Operations

1) Market Research / Market specific planning in market

a. Brochure distribution plan

b. Coach target list

c. Street sign distribution

2) Assist in distribution of pre-camp marketing materials

3) Serve as liaison with ProCamps contacts

4) Miscellaneous responsibilities

Event

1) Assist in facility set up (night before camp begins)

2) Assist in set up and all “game day” tasks

a. Registration

b. Camp store

i. Inventory

c. Station rotations

3) Miscellaneous responsibilities

Post-Event

1) Assist in facility “tear down”/clean-up

2) Assist with sponsor follow up

a. Return banners

SportLine Distributions, Inc. Internship Posting

Now accepting resumes for Summer 2009

Join our team! We are a fast paced Sports Collectible Distributions company that has been privately owned and operated for over 19 years. Because we are a medium sized company, interns have the opportunity to get a true understanding of the entire organization as a whole. We offer a warm and fun work environment with great diversity throughout.

Interns will receive hands-on training and experience in a variety of fields including customer services, marketing, account management and sales. It is our hope that interns gain a better understanding of our industry as well as create their own personal career goals.

We are located in Buffalo Grove, Illinois and positions will be full-time, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. The internship will be 12 weeks long.

Maggie Duggan
SportsLine Distributors
Sales Assistant
1600 Leider Lane
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
800.833.2386
www.sportslined.com

Tutor

Sponsor: Student-athlete Support Services

Location: 350 Younkin Success Center

Contact: Ruth Bolzenius

Contact Email: bolzenius.3@osu.edu

Contact Phone: (614)688-4364

Website: Click Here!

Description:
Serve as tutor at study table; strong academic skills; Especially need Math, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Statistics, American Sign Language, Family Resource Mgt, Communications, Chemistry, Physics. Junior standing preferred; $8.65/hr. Please apply on our website

Columbus Blue Jackets

Opportunity/Experience:

The opportunity to sell for a professional sports franchise and get your foot in the door for a future job opening with the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Description:

You will help sell season tickets for both the Blue Jackets and the Columbus Destroyers three nights a week over the course of 3 months alongside 4-8 other candidates.

This is not your typical internship experience where you will help file, track excel reports, or make Starbucks errands and many other monotonous jobs throughout the office. You will be held responsible just like any other full-time employee to help move the dial on our season ticket number.

If you outwork and outsell others you could have the opportunity to jumpstart your career in professional sports as soon as this year.

When:

You will start either the first or second week of October and continue through December in our brand new offices. If you are not selected or we run out of room for our first

3-month sales trial you will have three more opportunities to do so throughout the year.

Four Segments:

October – December (begin hiring in September)

January – March (begin hiring in December)

April – June (begin hiring in March)

July – September (begin hiring in June)

Pay:

This is NOT a non-paid internship…you will get paid on what you sell; therefore it is paid based solely on commission. You have the opportunity to make an unlimited amount of money.

Contacts for more Information:

Director of Ticket Sales Inside Sales Manager

Joe Ondrejko Luke Burket

Phone: 614-246-3731 Phone: 614-246-3735\

Email: jondrejko@bluejackets.com Email: lburket@bluejackets.com

EHE Career Services Job Postings

Positions received by the College of EHE and School of PAES are posted to https://ehe-csm.symplicity.com/students/.

For additional career services assistance or questions please contact Jean Wyer, EHE Career Services, http://ehe.osu.edu/career-services/.

OSU Medical Center Student Positions

For more information: http://www.medicalcenter.osu.edu/careers/ (Click on “Find and Apply for Jobs”)

Student Employment Opportunities through SFA

For more information: http://sfa.osu.edu/jobs/index.asp?tab=e#pagecontent

Other Opportunities On/Off Campus

The Ninth Annual Multiple Perspectives on Access, Inclusion, and Disability Change, Challenge, & Collaboration

REGISTRATION IS OPEN

April 28 - 29, 2009
The Ohio State University Campus, Columbus Ohio

http://ada.osu.edu/conferences.htm

The 2009 theme “Change, Challenge & Collaboration” reflects the critical place in history we occupy. The program recognizes contemporary problems and explores their roots while emphasizing the opportunities for innovation and collaboration that reside in our current challenges.

Over thirty concurrent sessions including:

Access to the Museum - Georgina Kleege;

The AccessText Information Network - Christopher Lee & Robert Martinengo;

Assistive Technology, Web Access, Text Access - Staff, Office for Civil Rights, Dept. of Educaiton;

Public Policy Update: National Council on Disability and World Institute on Disability - Kathleen Martinez and Linda Wetters;

Disability Studies: Town-Gown Collaborations in Toledo - Jim Ferris;

A Simpler Time?: Managing Workplace Mental Health Issues Post-ADAAA - John Finch, William A. Nolan & Sondra Zardus;

The ADA Amendments Act: What Are the Implications? - Staff from the Cleveland Regional Office, US. EEOC;

More than the ADA: An Inventory of U.S. Disability Rights Laws - Doug Goeppne;

Job Coaching Individuals With Autism: Strategies for Employment Skill Development - Jaina Blackford & Lourdes Maldonado;

Housing: Accessible, Affordable and Accommodating to Individuals with Disabilities - Michelle Atkinson & Jane Perry;

New Work in Deaf Studies at OSU - Brenda Brueggemann, Marla Berkowitz & Trena Shank;

Writing the Self, Writing the Other: Author, Audience, and Popular Disability Narrative - Nicholas Hetrick, Krista Paradiso & Melanie Yergeau.

The 2009 Ken Campbell Memorial Lecture on Disability Policy:
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The public lecture is a highlight of the conference and is free, open to the public. The 2009 lecture, A Perfect Storm: Serving Wounded Warriors With Disabilities, will be presented by Paul D. Grossman, JD, Adjunct Instructor, Hastings College of Law and Mary Lee Vance Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Superior and including short remarks from David M. Booth, Trial Attorney, Disability Rights Section, Civil Rights Division, US Department of Justice & L. Scott Lissner, ADA Coordinator, The Ohio State University. Following the lecture there will be a community reception at the Urban Arts Space featuring accessible tours of the MFA Thesis Exhibition and a welcome by Berkeley University lecturer, author and disability studies scholar Georgina Kleege. “It’s Our Story” is an inside view of the reality of life with a disability. An oral history project that speaks directly from the voices of those who know what it’s like, directly to those who want to know how it is. The over 500 narratives contained within the digital archive has the power to change the way the world sees disability, and the way the disability community sees itself. The Story Flag will be on public display in the Blackwell Hotel Ballroom Lobby on April 28th and 29, 2009 during the Multiple Perspectives Conference. This Exhibit is free and open to the public. For more information on the Story Flag, please visit their website at: http://dmi-us.blogspot.com.

Our generous sponsors made the public events possible and the conference affordable - visit them at:

Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission http://www.rsc.state.oh.us/default.aspx

The Ohio State University Office of Veterans Affairs http://hr.osu.edu/vet

The Ohio State University Multicultural Center http://multiculturalcenter.osu.edu

The Columbus Advisory Committee on Disability

VSA arts of Ohio http://www.vsao.org/index.php

The Ohio State University Wexner Center for the Arts http://wexarts.org

The Ohio State University ADA Coordinator’s Office http://ada.osu.edu

Columbus Museum of Art http://www.columbusmuseum.org/

Ohio State Independent Living Council http://www.ohiosilc.org/neu/

The Ohio State University ASL Program http://asl.osu.edu/

The Ohio State University Office of Disability Services http://www.ods.ohio-state.edu/

The Ohio State University: Disability Studies Program http://disabilitystudies.osu.edu/

The Ohio State University: Web Accessibility Center http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/

Ohio ADA Coordinators’ Network http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ohioadanetwork

The Ohio State University Colleges of the Arts and Sciences http://artsandsciences.osu.edu/

The Ohio State University Art Education http://arted.osu.edu/index.php

The Ohio State University Creative Writing Program, Department of English http://english.osu.edu/programs/creativewriting/default.cfm

For additional information and registration visit: http://ada.osu.edu/conferences.htm

City of Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation Saturday Therapeutic Recreation Program Needs Volunteers

OSU Volunteer Experience

Saturdays 10:45 am – 2:30 pm

Students looking for experience working with individuals who have a developmental and/or physical disability may do so through the City of Upper Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Saturday Therapeutic Recreation Program. Students will be able to gain valuable experience and insight working with this program.

The Saturday Therapeutic Recreation Program will be held April 4 through May 16, no program April 11, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Upper Arlington Senior Center (adjacent to West Campus), 1945 Ridgeview Road (43221), Building #2. New volunteer orientation is held from 10:15 – 11 a.m. and students need only to attend this once. Volunteers are welcome to assist 1, 2 or more weeks.

We start the program with warm-up exercises then it’s on to wild and crazy group games. We break for lunch, so come hungry. Then we have music and dance activities, even if you have two left feet. We make an art project that’s so cool you’ll want to make one for yourself. Then we finish with sport skills.

Our participants are more responsive when they have a buddy to work with. So come on out and lend a hand. There are plenty of smiles to go around.

We would like to go to the zoo on April 25 (we pay your way and you can even go back later that day) from 9 am – 12 pm (Volunteer Time 8:30 am –12:15 p.m.) But we must have 8 volunteers to go on the trip. And then we go to Fancyburg Park on May 9 (short drive from senior center) same times as zoo.

So sign-up now!! If you are interested contact Ginny Houghton at work 583-5302, at home 740-363-1075 (not a long distance call from Cols) or e-mail: ghoughton@uaoh.net. Ginny is out of the office on Friday after 11 am or contact director Frankie Collins: collins.687@osu.edu.

To get to the Upper Arlington Senior Center (1945 Ridgeview Road, 43221) go west on Lane Ave. and go pass the traffic lights at Kenny Rd., North Star Rd., Lane Ave. Shopping Center (two lights) then turn right onto Northwest Blvd. At the second traffic light turn left onto Ridgeview Road. Go past the park and turn left into the parking lot with three annex buildings (the back of Tremont Elementary School) and we’ll be in building #2.

The telephone number to reach us in case you get lost is 425-4370. Hope to see you there.

Exploring Possibilities with Math and Science

MAPS CAREER CONVERSATION EVENT !

From undecided freshmen to graduate students and post-doc’s EPMS has something for everyone. This series of career-related programs are designed to inform students in math and science about the many internship and career options available. Come arm yourself with information and build your network. Come hear from professionals representing the following organizations share INFORMATION ABOUT internships and careers

Battelle

BioOhio

NASA- Glenn

PPG Industries

Ashland Chemical

ISP Columbus

PolymerOhio

GFS Chemicals

Capital Resin

Conversation Schedule: All sessions 5:00 – 6:30 pm Refreshments will be served

Monday, April 13

PHYSICS in Industry: From Molecules to Products

130 Page Hall

How can you make the transition to industry with a degree in physics? What about the powerful influence physics has in the global economy, in research and development or drug delivery? A seasoned principal research scientist from Battelle Memorial Institute will share his story and career history in industry as a physics scientist.

Tuesday, April 14

IN’s of Internships at NASA Glenn

724 Math Tower

Come learn about internships and government supported student jobs offered at NASA Glenn Research Center. Opportunities for students pursuing degrees in physical and life sciences, math, statistics and engineering from bachelor to PhD levels.

Wednesday, April 15

Converting Science into Products

291 Mendenhall Hall

Recruitment in the biosciences and biotechnology fields are thriving.

Here is your chance to connect with the experts, come ask your questions about how interns and professionals join this industry. Representatives from Battelle, PolymerOhio and BioOhio will be on the panel.

Thursday, April 16

Connected Beyond Beakers & Flasks

2015 McPherson Labs

A panel of employers from PPG Industries, ISP Columbus, Ashland Chemical, GFS Chemicals and Capital Resin will provide insight into the hiring process, on-the-job expectations, and the qualities an employer is looking for in new hires. Interested in science, pharmacy, math and CIS? This session will be interactive so come with questions for the panel.

Save the date: April 21st

MATH, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EXPO

Physics Research Building 11 am to 4 pm

FOR MORE INFORMATION

http://mps.osu.edu/career

EMAIL: pexp@maps.mps.ohio-state.edu

Pre- PT/OT Club meeting, 4/15/09

Hello everyone!We hope you all had a relaxing spring break! Now that we are back into the swing of things, here are some reminders about upcoming meetings.

We WILL NOT be having a meeting on April 8th at 7:00 PM

New Meeting Dates:

There will be a meeting on April 15th at 7:00 PM in Atwell Hall Room 327. We will have a guest speaker talk about the DPT student trip to Mexico as well as 2nd and 3rd year students from the PT program

There will also be a meeting on April 22nd for those interested in talking to OT students about the program.

You do not need to come to both meetings. We decided to divide them up between PT and OT in order to leave more time for members to ask questions.
Please let me know if you have any questions! Again, sorry for the late cancellation of this week’s meeting.Quick Recap:
April 8th- NO MEETING
April 15th-7:00 PM for PT- PT student panel
April 22nd- 7:00 PM for OT- OT student panel

Enjoy your evening!
-Megan
–
Megan Vandrak

vandrak.1@osu.edu
440-227-9955

Chicago Olympic Bid

Some of you may already know, but for those of you who don’t, Chicago is in the running to host the Olympics in 2016. These next few months are crucial to gain support and promote Chicago 2016, so the committee has made efforts to reach out to college campuses. I am a Students Support Chicago 2016 Leader for OSU and am looking to form a team of dedicated volunteers to do various things around campus and get people to support the Chicago Olympic bid. For example, we will be starting out with booths in the RPAC, the ARC, and each J.O. to give out flyers and have people sign up to “support the bid.” This is a great way to be a part of a big and effective organization and a unique thing to put on your resume. Also, there is going to be a need for certain skills, like video-taping and putting together a short movie, or designing flyers and logos, so if anyone is at all interested please contact me! Creative minds and new ideas are welcome!

It would be AWESOME if you could all take two seconds to support the bid online! Here is the link:

http://www.chicago2016.org/support-the-bid.aspx

Thanks,

Erica Schertz

My contact info:

(630) 696-2124

schertz.4@osu.edu

No Place for Hate Volunteers Needed

Hello!I hope everyone had a wonderful spring break!

I am a 3rd year student here at the Ohio State University. Currently, I am one of about 30 students working with a group called No Place for Hate. No Place for Hate’s goal is to create more harmonious communities, classrooms, and workplaces by combating bias and increasing an appreciation for the richness that diversity brings to all communities. I am personally working with about 10 other individuals within the group that is specifically focusing on the ‘ableism.’ Each of us has a passion and enthusiasm for increasing tolerance and understanding of individuals with special needs and/or disabilities by teaching others to focus on each person’s abilities, and not an individual’s disability.

On Sunday, April 26th, my group and I are planning an event to cap off April (national Disability Awareness Month) here on campus at Jesse Owens North to raise awareness for disabilities. We are planning to have speakers and organizations from around the community come to help us raise awareness. We are in the process of trying to arrange for a wheelchair basketball team to come to our event as well to speak, demonstrate, and hopefully play with attendees.

WE NEED HELP!!!!! This is a great way to get involved this quarter! If anyone is interested, is part of a group, or knows of a group that would be interested in participating in this event–whether it be in co-planning, volunteering the day of, or having a speaker/representative at the even, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!! My group’s next meeting is TUESDAY, MAY 31st at 6:30pm at Hillel if anyone is interested in getting involved right away.

Feel free to contact me by e-mail (

lee.2877@osu.edu) or by phone (847 212 8763).Thanks so much!

Sincerely,
Nicole Lee

lee.2877@osu.edu
847 212 8763

Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine & the CORE invite you to a Pre-Medical Reception

Who: All Premed Students & AdvisorsDate: April 23, 2009

Time: 6:30 pm-8:00 pm

Location: Doctors Hospital
Physicians’ Dining Room
5100 W. Broad St., Columbus, OH

Join the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine(OU-COM) and the Centers for Osteopathic Research and Education (CORE) for an evening of discussion about medical school, internships, residencies, admission, and what life as a medical student is really like at the Doctors Hospital Pre-Medical reception on April 23, 2009.

Please RSVP by April 17 by e-mailing valentv1@ohio.edu., or calling the OU-COM Admissions office at 1-800-345-1560.

Doctor’s Hospital, 5100 W. Broad St., Columbus, OH, 43228

Do You Want To Be A Teacher?

Need more information about applying to graduate school?

Do you have questions about obtaining a teaching license?

School of Teaching and Learning

Spring 2009

General Information Sessions

(For students interested in obtaining their initial teaching license)

Tuesday, April 7—————————9:00-10:30 am

Wednesday, April 15———————-2:00-3:30 pm

Friday, April 24———————10:30 am-12:00 pm

Thursday, April 30————————9:00-10:30 am

Monday, May 4——————————2:30-4:00 pm

Wednesday, May 13———————–3:30-5:00 pm

Friday, May 22—————————–9:00-10:30 am

Tuesday, May 26———————11:30 am-1:00 pm

Sessions held in 227 Arps Hall

Call 614-292-2332 or

email edtl-oas@osu.edu to register.

MED SCHOOL MADNESS

Presented by Helix Tri Beta

Join us for an evening to learn more about medical school!

A panel of medical students

An MD/PhD student

OSU Admissions Committee member

April 9

6 – 8 pm

Mendenhall Laboratory 100

Food and beverages provided

Please RSVP to: medschoolmadness@gmail.com

SERV CORE - Students Engaging in Responsible Volunteering

Who: SERV CORE - Students Engaging in Responsible Volunteering;

Community Outreach Referrals & Engagements

Why: Do you need to fulfill a volunteer requirement but don’t know how? Are you looking to volunteer regularly, but don’t know where? Well we can help!

What: The SERV CORE is working to create an up-to-date listing of community organizations to make the referral process easier for students. We can serve as your direct contact if you are interested in volunteering in the Columbus community, but are not sure how to find the right agency for you or your organization. We have a long list of agencies interested in making the Columbus community a better place with the help of Ohio State students.

Each agency is grouped into one or more of several categories: children and literacy, environment, human services, hunger and homelessness, multicultural, and wellness.

How: Please email us at osuvolunteer@gmail.com and we will send you our volunteer form! You can send us back the form and then come into our office hours, or just correspond with us by email

When: Our office hours are Mondays 2:00-4:00 pm, Wednesdays 12:00-4:00pm, and Fridays 12:00-2:00 pm in the SERV team office located in room 213 of the Ohio Union.

Let us know when you are available so that we can set up a meeting with you. We look forward to working with you!

SERV Opportunities

http://www.ohiounion.osu.edu/studentorgs/leadership_service.asp

Student Housing Legal Clinic offers free assistance

Looking for Off-Campus Housing? Before you sign anything, get a FREE lease review from the Student Housing Legal Clinic! Know your rights and responsibilities before you sign a lease. The Student Housing Legal Clinic provides free legal assistance regarding landlord-tenant law to full-time and part-time OSU students who are currently enrolled or are within four months of enrollment. Make an appointment online today at: www.moritzlaw.osu.edu/shlc

Conversation Partners Program

Sponsor: American Language Program

Contact: Chris Hill

Contact Email: CPP@mail.esl.ohio-state.edu

Contact Phone: (614)292-1364

Website: Click Here!

Description:
The American Language Program (English as a Second Language) is recruiting conversation partners for our international students.As a conversation partner, you can offer our international students the chance to converse in a relaxed and non-academic atmosphere with a native English speaker. We ask that each conversation partner commit to spending at least one hour per week (for one quarter only) with his/her international partner. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to apply. If you are interested in volunteering, please send an email to CPP@mail.esl.ohio-state.edu for complete details.

The Unverferth House

The Unverferth House serves as a temporary residence for The Ohio State University Medical Center patients and families who live outside of Franklin County. The Unverferth House offers volunteer opportunities for individual volunteers as well as volunteer groups through a collaboration with the OSU S.E.R.V.I.C.E. Squad. Individual volunteers can help with housework, cleaning, and other miscellaneous tasks on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.

Volunteer groups can help by making dinner for the Unverferth House residents, assist with yard work, and perform house cleaning tasks. Groups can sign up to help with yard work and/or house cleaning tasks on Sunday mornings as well. Additionally, groups can schedule dinners on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.

If you or your student organization is interested in volunteering, please contact OSU S.E.R.V.I.C.E. Squad Site Liaison Danielle Justice at volunteeratunverferth@gmail.com.

Math and Reading Tutors and Psychology Students Needed at Local Elementary School!

Africentric School needs weekly tutors in math and English for its 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. They would also love to have psychology students to work in their PEAK room which is their class for children who are being disciplined. If you can commit to at least one quarter for one to two hours a week and would like to help these young students work to improve their grades and test scores in one of these subjects or be a role model to the students in the PEAK room, then please contact Quiana Pollock at qpollock@esue.ohio-state.edu.

Columbus AIDS Task Force

Volunteer at the Columbus AIDS Task Force!!!

Now in its twenty-first year of service to the central Ohio community, the Columbus AIDS Task Force is a full service, community-based, non-profit AIDS organization providing comprehensive services, educational programs and an HIV testing program.

You will be trained on the psychosocial, medical, and other aspects of HIV/AIDS. The training allows you to be more effective in your volunteer position, and better able to serve the community! Please contact Ashley Schelske @ schelske.1@osu.edu for more information.

Habitat for Humanity

Volunteers needed from 10-6 M-F and 10-4 on Saturday. Habitat can usually accommodate a group of about 20 and they also work well with individuals. Please contact:

Andrew Smith
BIAC Volunteer Relations
asmith@habitat-columbus.org
Ph. 614-364-7029

Be a Volunteer Tutor with ColumbusReads

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of ColumbusReads at Ohio State by volunteering to tutor local kindergarten children on literacy topics 1 hour per week. Available tutoring times are Tuesdays from 9:45-10:45am, Tuesdays from 11:00-12:00noon, and Thursdays from 9:45-10:45am. Training is provided, and transportation from campus is available for every tutoring session. Tutoring begins October 7 and continues all year through May. Sign up for one quarter, the whole year, or sign up to be a substitute tutor for a smaller time commitment. Faculty, staff, and student volunteers are welcome to participate. Contact Jen Pelletier at pelletier.17@osu.edu or visit http://columbusreads.osu.edu to sign up.

DEADLINES: PAES E-Newsletter is sent on Monday during Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters. The deadline for submission of information is at noon Friday. Items should be sent to sshilling@ehe.osu.edu. Sarah Shilling, Academic Advisor, compiles the items.

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February 12, 2009 at 10:28 am · Filed under Uncategorized

The School of PAES

Office of Student and Alumni Services

Undergraduate E-Newsletter

Monday, February 9, 2009

In this Issue:

PAES News

· Advising Staff Update

· Walk-in Advising: Winter 2009

· Advising Appointments

· Application for Summer 2009
Graduation

· Important Dates

· Mathematics and Statistics Learning
Center

· The Writing Center

· Planning on applying to Graduate School at
Ohio State?

· Scarlet & Gray Financial: Free
financial planning services for students

Upcoming
Courses

· EDU PAES 380 & 381: Exercise
Physiology and Sport Performance SU09

· First Education Experience Program (FEEP):
EDU PAES 271 w/289

· ASC 137 and ASC 138: Freshman Seminars for
Spring 2009

· EDU PAES 311: Interpersonal and Coping
Skills for College and the Workplace

Conference
Opportunities

· ACPA 2009 Next Generation
Conference

Career Fairs

· Government Career Fair, 2/18/09

· Nonprofit Career Fair, 3/10/09

· OSU Spring Career Day, 4/7/09

· Teach Ohio, 4/21/09, Registration
Open

Research

· URO Summer Research Fellowships

· Undergraduate Research Office announces
programs for …

· 2009 Denman Undergraduate Research
Forum

· Ninth Annual: Multiple Perspectives on
Access, Inclusion & Disability: Change, Challenge, &
Collaboration, 4/28/09

Scholarships

· Undergraduate Research Prize

Internships and Job
Postings

· Assistant Director of the Elementary
Special Needs Activity Camp for Kids (SNACK) Program

· 2008/2009 – ProCamps, Ltd. –
Local Internship

· Asia Study Abroad Trip for SU09

· Washington Academic Internship
Program

· SportLine Distributions, Inc. Internship
Posting

· Tutor

· Columbus Blue Jackets

· EHE Career Services Job Postings

· OSU Medical Center Student
Positions

· Student Employment Opportunities through
SFA

Other Opportunities
On/Off Campus

· Heartland North Regional Wheelchair Rugby
Tournament February 13-15

· Major Campus Event Committee Applications
available

· Volunteer at BuckeyeThon

· Apply now for the 2009-2010 SERV
Team!

· Franklin County EITC Coalition in Need of
Volunteers

· SERV CORE - Students Engaging in
Responsible Volunteering

· SERV Opportunities

· Student Housing Legal Clinic offers free
assistance

· Conversation Partners Program

· The Unverferth House

· Math and Reading Tutors and
Psychology Students Needed at Local Elementary School!

· Columbus AIDS Task Force

· Habitat for Humanity

· Be a Volunteer Tutor with
ColumbusReads

PAES News

Advising Staff Update

The Office of Student and Alumni Services is
excited to welcome back Jane Pletcher and Angie Throop, academic
advisors. Both have experience advising majors at OSU and in PAES.
Jane and Angie will advise pre-majors and majors in PAES during
scheduled appointments as well as see walk-ins.

Walk-in Advising:
Winter 2009

Walk-In hours:

- Monday, February 9, 3-4:30pm

-Wednesday, February 11, 9-10:30am

- Monday, February 16, 3-4:30pm

-Wednesday, February 18, 9-10:30am

- Monday, February 23, 3-4:30pm

-Wednesday, February 25, 9-10:30am

- Monday, March 2, 3-4:30pm

-Wednesday, March 4, 9-10:30am

-Monday, March 9, 3-4:30pm

-Wednesday, March 11, 9-10:30am

Walk-in hours are 15 minute appointments on a
first come first served basis that are great for quick questions.
Walk-ins are held in The Office of Student and Alumni Services,
A100 PAES Building.

Advising Appointments

All appointments with a PAES advisor must be
made by calling 292-6787 or at the front desk of 100 PAES
Building. Please do not email or call your advisor directly
for appointments, as you will be directed to the front desk of A100
PAES Building, 292-6787.

Application for Summer 2009 Graduation

Students are required to apply for graduation
three quarters ahead of time. Graduation applications to graduate
are due by the 8th Friday of the quarter. For Summer 2009
graduation, applications are due February 27, 2009. Remember, an
appointment must be made with an advisor to apply for
graduation.

Important Dates

Winter Add/Drop/Withdrawal Deadlines

Feb 20	Fri	Last day to drop a course or withdraw from
		Winter Quarter without petitioning.

Important Dates:
http://www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/ourweb/more/Content/Important_dates/WI09_Important_dates.htm

Mathematics and Statistics Learning
Center

The Mathematics and Statistics Learning Center
provides undergraduate students in Mathematics and Statistics with free tutoring, review materials and workshops: http://www.mslc.ohio-state.edu/

The Writing Center

The Writing Center at CSTW offers free help with writing at any stage of the writing process
for any member of the university community. During our tutorials, we can work with
you on anything from research papers to lab reports, from
dissertations to resumes, from proposals to application materials.
We also maintain a resources page with writing
handouts and weblinks.

Planning on
applying to Graduate School at Ohio State?

The application deadline is January 15th. More
information can be found at: http://gradadmissions.osu.edu/

Scarlet & Gray Financial: Free
financial planning services for students

Free financial planning services are available
to all OSU students in the Student Wellness Center (B130 RPAC).
Financial specialists are trained to work with students on
budgeting, credit, debt, financial aid, major purchase planning,
and more. Students should contact 292-4527 or trombitas.4@osu.edu to schedule an appointment. Read more >

Upcoming Courses

EDU PAES 380 & 381: Exercise
Physiology and Sport Performance SU09

EDU PAES 380 & 381 has been approved to be
offered Summer 2009.

First Education Experience Program
(FEEP): EDU PAES 271 w/289

• What is FEEP? FEEP is a career
exploration program designed for students interested in a career in
education. The program will help you understand if a career in
education is a good choice for you. FEEP is a required
pre-requisite to apply for the Special Education major.

• What careers can I explore?

Students explore a variety of roles in FEEP,
such as being a teacher, school counselor, principal, school
psychologist, school nurse, or any other type of professional
educator.

• If I register for FEEP, what does it
require?

FEEP is an 8 credit hour class that will
expose you to the educational career of your choice. You will spend
4 days a week (for a total of 12 hours/week) with a school
professional and 1 day a week in a seminar class.

• How do I register?

Registration for FEEP is held over the course
of 3 weeks every quarter and takes each student approximately 15
minutes to complete. We register students a quarter in advance, so
for example, students will register in the Autumn for participation
in the Winter. All students must register through the FEEP program
to obtain the call numbers in order to register online. Students
may register in 1 of 2 ways:

o Option 1: The FEEP staff will set up tables
for 2 2-hour windows every quarter—once in the Hale Center
and once in Arps Hall. Students may come to the table at any time
during the 2-hour window and register in person. Students may also
ask the FEEP staff questions at this time.

o Option 2: Students may download and print a
registration form off of the FEEP website
(http://ehe.osu.edu/paes/feep/default.htm) and fill the form out
completely. After completing the registration form, students can
drop it off in the FEEP mailbox in room A426 of the PAES Building
(305 W. 17th Ave.) during normal business hours. When the form is
received by the FEEP staff, they will email the necessary course
codes and information to each student to register online and
prepare for the quarter. Applications submitted after the open
registration deadline will be applied to enrollment for the
following quarter.

o Option 3: Submit your registration form
online from the FEEP website
(http://ehe.osu.edu/paes/feep/default.htm). When your form has been
received by the FEEP staff, you will be emailed the necessary
course codes and other pertinent information that will enable you
to prepare for the quarter. Applications submitted after the open
registration deadline will be applied to enrollment for the
following quarter.

Academic

Quarter

Table Registration

(Hale Center Lobby)

Table Registration

(Arps Hall Lobby)

Open Registration

(Form On-line)

Winter

2009

Wed., 10/22/08

10:00am-12:00pm

Thur., 10/23/08

1:00pm-3:00pm

10/20-11/14, 2008

At Your Convenience

Spring

2009

Wed., 1/28/09

10:00am-12:00pm

Thur., 1/29/09

1:00pm-3:00pm

1/26-2/20, 2009

At Your Convenience

ASC 137 and ASC 138: Freshman Seminars for
Spring 2009

The Freshman Seminars are one- and
two-credit hour classes with a maximum of eighteen students.
Seminars are listed under Arts & Sciences (ASC) 137 and 138 and
offer two grading options:

ASC 137 courses use letter grades
ASC 138 courses use
satisfactory/unsatisfactory grades

Continuing first year students may register for seminars when
they register for their winter or spring quarter classes. Students
may take one seminar per quarter. For additional information:
http://freshmanseminars.osu.edu/seminar_listings/seminars_courses.cfm

ASC
138.11 The Race For Number One: The Good,
The Bad, And The Ugly Of A Division I (Fbs) Postseason 2 Course Description

Historically, the nature of
public discourse surfaces as a significant topic and recent
discussion about the pairings for several Bowl Championship Series
(BCS) games represents one example for us to study public
discourse. The BCS often provokes passionate arguments about the
appropriateness of the current postseason format for Division IA
college football. Several scholars and popular writers suggest the
current system serves to oppress low and mid-major conference so
they cannot enjoy the “spoils” provided by the holiday
season. On the other hand, numerous others promote the bowl
tradition as important characteristic of Americana and mutually
beneficial (i.e. socially and financially) host communities and
participating institutions. Several fans, coaches, and higher
education administrators support a college football playoff,
however, resistance to change remains strong. The purpose of this
course is to provide an overview of the problems, advantages, and
other issues concerning the various methods offered

Call Number	Type	Time	Days	Building	Room	Instructor	Bio	Syllabus
02444-A	S	0230-0418	R	RA	0166	Chad Seifried
02444-3	S	ARR -				Melvin Adelman

EDU PAES 311: Interpersonal and Coping Skills
for College and the Workplace

Spring 2009 UNDERGRADUATE

INSTRUCTOR: Michael A. Klein, Ph.D., CRC

Office: 614-292-8651

Fax: 614-292-4255

A432 PAES Bldg

305 17th Ave

Email: klein.3@osu.edu

COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES:

The purpose of this class is to teach students
the models and skills necessary for effective problem solving,
communication and conflict resolution in college years and for the
workplace. Interpersonal skills building and cognitive behavioral
skills models will be discussed, modeled, and rehearsed.

COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES:

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. Describe the communication and behavioral
skill helpful for effective functioning in college and
in the workplace.

2. Learn an interpersonal skill model
effective in helping, problem solving and conflict resolution and
management.

3. Learn behavioral and cognitive behavioral
skills for problem solving, conflict management.

4. Discuss and Demonstrate techniques
consistent with the theoretical models.

5. Students will have an opportunity for
practice and rehearsal and gain feedback with the skills a class
and with out of class assignments.

6. Discuss application of these skills to
college and work environments.

7. Students will learn specific strategies for
conflict management, and interpersonal conflict resolution.

Conference
Opportunities

ACPA
2009 Next Generation Conference

ACPA will be hosting its 2009 Next
Generation conference in Washington DC on March 28 and 29;
NextGen is dedicated to engaging college undergraduates in the
field of student affairs. ACPA’s Task Force for
Recreation and Athletics will sponsor one $100 scholarship for an
undergraduate interested in working in college recreation and
college athletics. It is a competitive process, and
applications must be submitted by February 20 (directions for
submission are on the application). The scholarship will not
only pay for the conference fee, but will also provide unique
networking opportunities with others in the field of recreation,
athletics, and student affairs. Interested undergraduates
need to complete the attached application, including answering six
questions which relate to how they think the conference opportunity
will assist their academic or professional pursuits in college
recreation or athletics.

Applicants can learn more by visiting these websites:
ACPA’s NextGen conference (http://convention.myacpa.org/program/next-generation.cfm)
and ACPA Task Force for Recreation and Athletics (http://www.myacpa.org/comm/tfra/)

Career Fairs

Government Career Fair,
2/18/09

February 18, 2009

Link: http://www.asccareerservices.osu.edu/events/

Contact Name: Randy Dineen

Contact E-Mail: dineen.2@osu.edu

10 am to 3 pm

Agricultural Administration Building, Fyffe
Road

Do you want to earn a good salary?

Do you want job security?

Do you want to make a difference?

Participating employers include:

Alcohol & Tobacco Tax & Trade
Bureau

CIA

Dayton VA Medical Center

Department of State

Dept of Job and Family Services

DFAS-Indianapolis Center

Drug Enforcement Administration

FBI

Franklin County Human Resources

Hamilton County Job and Family Services

Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Internal Revenue Service

John Glenn School of Public Affairs

Marine Corps

National Security Agency

Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Midwest

Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren

Office of Sec of Defense/Wash. Headquarters
Service

Ohio Community Service Council

Ohio State Highway Patrol

Peace Corps

State of Ohio

United States Probation Department

US Border Patrol

US Customs and Border Protection

US Navy

USDA-ADHIS-Veterinary Services

The following workshops are being provided to
support students’ preparation for the career fair. Some
require advanced registration, which they may do through the Arts
And Sciences Career Services events page, http://www.asccareerservices.osu.edu/events/index.cfm.

2/10: Career Fair Strategies; 5pm in PS 10
(students need to pre-register for event)

2/11: Resume Writing for Government Jobs;
5:30pm in PS 14 (students need to pre-register for event)

2/12: Finding Employment with the State of
Ohio; 6pm in MQ 264

2/12: Finding and Applying for Federal Jobs
and Internships (guest speaker Rachel Wright); 7:30pm in MQ 264

2/17: Interviewing with Confidence Workshop;
5pm in PS 10 (students need to pre-register for event)

Nonprofit Career Fair, 3/10/09

March 10, 2009

Link: http://www.asccareerservices.osu.edu/

Contact Name: Randy Dineen

Contact E-Mail: dineen.2@osu.edu

OSU Spring Career Day, 4/7/09

April 7 & 8, 2009

Link: http://asccareerservices.osu.edu/springevent/

Contact Name: Jennifer Columber

Contact Phone: 614-292-3366

Contact E-Mail: columber.6@osu.edu

Teach Ohio, 4/21/09, Registration
Open

April 21, 2009

Link: http://ehe.osu.edu/career-services/events.cfm

Contact Name: Jean Wyer

Contact Phone: 614-688-5663

Contact E-Mail: wyer.6@osu.edu

TeachOhio 2009

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Aladdin Shrine Center

3850 Stelzer Road

Columbus, OH 43219

Candidate registration for TeachOhio 2009
begins January 5 and ends April 17, 2009. View a list of
participating employers and register online at http://ehe.osu.edu/career-services/events.cfm.
(Candidates that do not already have an Education and Human Ecology
Career Services account must first register for anew account
and wait for their request to be approved before they may register
for TeachOhio.)

$20 OSU: Current, enrolled during 2008-2009
academic year

$35 OSU: Alumni

$35 Consortium Student or Alumni: Ashland:
Columbus, Capital, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Otterbein, and
Wittenberg

$55 Guest

•
TeachOhio is a great way to kick off the summer teacher recruitment
season:

•
meet many employers in one place,

•
explore a variety of Ohio and out-of-state school settings,

•
inquire about application and hiring processes,

•
have your resume reviewed.

•
Attend workshops led by education and career services
professionals.

•
Network with hundreds of candidates represented by the TeachOhio
consortium of five Columbus area universities.

•
Food and beverages for purchase will be available throughout the
day. (Candidates will not be allowed to bring food or beverages
into the Aladdin Shrine Center.)

Contact:

Jean Wyer, Career Advisor

172 Arps Hall

1945 North High Street

Columbus, OH 43210

614-688-5663

teachohio@ehe.osu.edu

If you would like to attend more than one
education career fair in Ohio, consider attending:

Dayton Area Education Job Fair

Saturday, April19, 2009

9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Miami Valley Career Technology Center

Research

URO Summer Research
Fellowships

THIS SUMMER, GET PAID $3,500 FOR YOUR
RESEARCH!

Apply now for the 2009…

URO Summer Research Fellowships

University Honors & Scholars Summer
Research Scholarships

Mayers Summer Research Scholarships in the
College of Biological Sciences

Application Deadline: March 13,
2009

INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW
AT: http://ugresearch.adm.ohio-state.edu

Have questions about these and other summer
research opportunities at OSU? Attend
tomorrow’s…

Q&A: OSU Summer Research Programs
for Undergraduates

Tuesday, February
10

4:30 – 5:30 p.m.

100 Page Hall

Undergraduate Research Office announces
programs for …

This week

Q&A: OSU Summer Research Programs
for Undergraduates

Tuesday, February 10, 4:30-5:30 p.m. in 100
Page Hall
Have questions about applying for summer research opportunities at
OSU? Attend this Q&A with representatives from the URO, Honors
& Scholars, Biological Sciences, R2R and Stone
Laboratories.

The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is
hosting a panel of undergraduate researchers who are willing to
share their experiences in physics research. Learn how to get
started, what to expect, and what opportunities are available
through research! Tuesday February 10 from 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm in the
Undergraduate Physics Lounge (1011 Smith Labs)!!

Next week

Icing on the College Cake: Honors Thesis
or Not?
Wednesday, February 18, 4:30-5:30 p.m. in 60 Page Hall
Hear from students across disciplines about why you should do a
thesis and what is involved. RSVP requested at uro@osu.edu with
“2/18” in the subject line.

The Denman Demystified: An Introduction to the
Forum, is scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, at 5 p.m.
in 60 Page Hall. Have you heard about the Denman
Undergraduate Research Forum, but are not really sure what it is or
why you should participate? Come and learn the truth about
the Denman

Every week

Weekly Information Sessions

Interested in doing research but need help
getting started? Attend an information session to learn about
how to develop a research topic, find and secure a research mentor
and explore where to find the resources to help make research a
part of your undergraduate education. Next one scheduled
for Tuesday, February 10 at 12:30 p.m. in 310G Page Hall, 1810
College Road. Snack provided.

New this quarter: URO Student Lead
Office Hours, Mondays and Tuesdays, 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. in 150
Page Hall.

For more information, visit the URO website at http://ugresearch.adm.ohio-state.edu

2009
Denman Undergraduate Research Forum

Sponsor: University Honors & Scholars
Center

Location: RPAC

Contact: Vicki Pitstick

Contact Email: pitstick.10@osu.edu

Contact Phone: (614)292-1794

Website: Click Here!

Description:
Hold the Date for the 2009 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum!
It is that time of year – the time to begin thinking about
The Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. The Denman will be held on
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 in the RPAC.

Applications for the 2009 Denman Forum will be available on line at
www.denman.osu.edu in early February. The deadline for submissions
is Wednesday, April 1 2009! We look forward to seeing you
there!

Ninth Annual: Multiple Perspectives on
Access, Inclusion & Disability: Change, Challenge, &
Collaboration, 4/28/09

Proposals Accepted Until
March 30^th, 2009

Ninth Annual

Multiple Perspectives on Access, Inclusion
& Disability:

Change, Challenge, & Collaboration

April 28 and 29, 2009

Student Poster Session Tuesday, April
28^th 2009

The Ohio State University Columbus Campus

This year’s theme “Change,
Challenge & Collaboration” reflects the critical place in
history we occupy. Since the last conference the United
Nations has adopted the Convention on Disability; Congress passed
the ADA Amendments Act, a new GI bill with significant support for
disabled veterans and the Higher Education Opportunity Act which
includes significant provisions on disability; the Access Board is
proposing changes in Section 508, and the Department of Justice is
in the final stages of a comprehensive review and update of the
regulations for the ADA’s Titles II and III.

Graduate and undergraduate posters are being
solicited to represent the broad interdisciplinary approaches to
disability at the undergraduate and graduate level.
Submissions may be based on :

· Class
Projects & Papers

·
Independent & Supervised Student Research

· Community
Service & Applied Problem Solving from Service Learning Classes
or student organizations

· Art &
Performance

Our custom is to offer a number of quotes to
assist you in describing your work from a fresh perspective

·
“Disability Studies should serve as an access ramp between
the disability community and research
universities.” Paul K. Longmore

· “For
every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat,
and wrong.” H.L. Mencken

· “Congress
acknowledged that society’s accumulated myths and fears about
disability and disease are as handicapping as are the physical
limitations that flow from actual impairment.”
Justice William J. Brennan

·
“Continue to surprise those who would put you in a neat
demographic. Be insistently curious.” Gordon
Gee

Posters can take a variety of forms:

Print material mounted on poster board or
display panels or arranged on a table

PowerPoint, web page or video presentation
from laptop (10 minute maximum length)

Presentation materials must fit on a
3’x6’ table or along 6’ or less of wall space

Presenters must provide their own
equipment

Visit these sites for information on how to
present at a poster session:

http://airweb.org/page.asp?page=586

http://writing.colostate.edu/guides/speaking/poster/index.cfm

http://www.plu.edu/~libr/workshops/multimedia/posters.html

Students and teams of students who wish to
present a poster display of their project must send the following
information to ADA-OSU@osu.edu no later than March 30, 2009.

Title

Short Title - 12 word maximum

Description of their proposed poster –
150 word maximum

E-mail address, phone number, and surface mail
address of coordinating presenter

As appropriate, university, department, grant,
course or student organization affiliation

A letter of support from a faculty member or
organization advisor associated with the project

Submissions will be reviewed as they arrive;
selected participants will be notified within 2 weeks of
submission. Conference fees will be waived for all accepted
presenters.

For more information contact: L. Scott
Lissner, ADA Coordinator

ada-osu@osu.edu or 614-292-6207 (voice) or
614-688-8605 (tty)

L. Scott Lissner

University ADA Coordinator

Office of the Provost

The Ohio State University

(614)
292-6207 (614)
688-8605 (tty)

lissner.2@osu.edu HTTP://ada.osu.edu

Ninth Annual Multiple Perspectives on
Access, Inclusion & Disability:

Change, Challenge, & Collaboration
April 28 and 29, 2009

Student Poster Proposals Accepted Until
March 30, 2008

http://ada.osu.edu/conferences/2009Conf/callforpapers09.html

Scholarships

Undergraduate Research Prize

Sponsor: University Libraries

Contact: Nancy O’Hanlon

Contact Email: libprize@osu.edu

Website: Click Here!

Description:
Undergraduate students enrolled in upper division (300 level and
above) courses are eligible to compete for the $1,000 Undergraduate
Research Prize for 2009. Students must have an assigned project for
the course which requires library resources, must consult with a
librarian throughout the process, and then submit documentation of
their research experience along with the graded project by April 1,
2009. Projects begun in Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarters are
eligible.

Winning entries will be submitted to the OSU Knowledge Bank
repository where they will have a permanent home and Web address
indexed by Google.

Internships and Job
Postings

Assistant Director of the Elementary
Special Needs Activity Camp for Kids (SNACK) Program

The City of Upper
Arlington Parks and Recreation Department has a part-time seasonal
position open for Assistant Director of the Elementary SNACK Summer
Day Camp program. The program is for youth ages 6–12
years old who have a developmental and/or physical disability and
would benefit from a staff/participant ratio of 1:3.

The program assistant
director is responsible for: assisting the director in
organizing, planning, conducting and evaluating activities; direct
supervision of participants, staff and volunteers.

The program
days/hours are: Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm (staff
time 8:00 am- 4:30 pm) June 9 through July 31. The program
will not be held July 3 and vacation time to be arranged.
Activities include: exercises, games/gross motor activities,
swimming, daily living skills, dance/music activities, arts and
crafts and sports/sport skills.

College graduate with
degree in special education, adapted physical education,
therapeutic recreation or related field preferred. Open to
juniors and seniors. Experience helpful. Pay range
$8.25 - $9.05 per hour. Contact Ginny Houghton at
614-583-5302 or e-mail: ghoughton@uaoh.net. Deadline
for application is March 6. Interviews, if chosen, after spring
break.

2008/2009 – ProCamps, Ltd.
– Local Internship

We are again working with Chris Spielman on
his football camp this summer in Columbus. My company ProCamps
Worldwide, is a sport management company specializing in developing
youth athletic programs for current and former professional
athletes in the NBA, NFL, and MLB. We are seeking a local intern to
help us at our event as well as with various part-time projects
leading up to the event over the next three to four months. I have
attached a brief job description.

Please pass this along to the appropriate
people.

Thanks,

Timothy J. Boesken

Market Coordinator

7165 E. Kemper Road

Cincinnati, Ohio 45249

O: (513) 793-2267 ext. 1

C: (513) 403-1226

F: (513) 297-7205

tboesken@procamps.com

www.procamps.com

Description & Responsibilities

ProCamps, Ltd. is an international sports camp
management company specializing in developing quality

youth athletic programs for high-profile
professional athletes in the NBA, NFL, and MLB. ProCamps’

clients include Adrian Peterson, Chris Paul,
Dwyane Wade, Jason Taylor, Anthony Muñoz, Ben

Roethlisberger, Steve Smith, Devin Hester,
Chris Spielman, Kevin Durant, Wes Welker and other

premier athletes in the professional
ranks.

Pre-Event Administration

1) Assist in managing camp inventory arriving
in markets

a. Basketballs/footballs

b. Gatorade/Powerade/vitaminwater

c. Prizing items

d. Camp t-shirts

e. Snacks/drinks for camp

f. Sponsor items

i. Banners

ii. Camper gift items

2) Miscellaneous administrative
responsibilities

Pre-Event Development/Operations

1) Market Research / Market specific planning
in market

a. Brochure distribution plan

b. Coach target list

c. Street sign distribution

2) Assist in distribution of pre-camp
marketing materials

3) Serve as liaison with ProCamps contacts

4) Miscellaneous responsibilities

Event

1) Assist in facility set up (night before
camp begins)

2) Assist in set up and all “game
day” tasks

a. Registration

b. Camp store

i. Inventory

c. Station rotations

3) Miscellaneous responsibilities

Post-Event

1) Assist in facility “tear
down”/clean-up

2) Assist with sponsor follow up

a. Return banners

Asia Study Abroad Trip for
SU09

The application deadline has been extended for
the Retailing and Retail Sourcing in Asia Study Abroad Trip for
SU09. The deadline has been extended to February 16.
Attached is more information pertaining to the program. The
trip will be lead by Dr. Leslie Stoel, if you or your students have
additional questions, please feel free to contact her, stoel.1@osu.edu.

Credits from the program can be applied to the
TC minor. Please have your students contact me about the
minor or how to include the credits form this trip to the
minor.

-12 day study tour (Korea & Hong Kong)

-Visit universities, traditional & modern
retail facilities, and export agents

-Earn 8 hours of TC credits

Sincerely,

Alison Baker,
M.Ed.

Academic Advisor

The Ohio State
University

College of Education and Human
Ecology

Department of Consumer
Sciences

262 Campbell Hall

1787 Neil Ave.

Columbus, Ohio 43210

614.292.5497

Appt. Line:
614.292.9261

Fax:
614.688.8133

Department
website: http://ehe.osu.edu/cs/programs/undergraduate/

Washington Academic Internship
Program

Study and Work in our Nation’s
Capital

The Ohio State University’s

Washington Academic Internship Program

Open to juniors and seniors from all
majors

Available during Fall, Winter, Spring, and
Summer Quarters

As a John Glenn Fellow, you will:

Work for a quarter in a substantive internship
placement

Study public policy and policymaking

Earn 15 hours of Ohio State academic
credit

Interact with Washington-based Ohio State
alumni

Visit places of political, cultural, and
historic significance, such as Arlington National Cemetery,
Monticello, Antietam National Battlefield, historic Annapolis, and
many more

OSU students from over 65 different academic
disciplines have been selected as Glenn Fellows and have worked in
internship placements such as Americans for the Arts, Capitol Hill,
Center for Media and Public Affairs, National Air and Space Museum,
The Center for Strategic and International Studies, Child Welfare
League of America, U.S. Department of Justice, National Geographic
Society, Environmental Law Institute, Sierra Club, National
Institutes of Health, and The World Bank.

To learn more, come to one of our
informational sessions.

Thurs. 2/12 @ 12:30PM & 6:00PM

Fri. 2/13 @ 12:30PM

All sessions will be held in

110B Page Hall, 1810 College Road

For additional information, visit our website
at

http://glennschool.osu.edu/programs/washington/ or Contact Chris Adams at adams.615@osu.edu

SportLine Distributions, Inc.
Internship Posting

Now accepting resumes for Summer 2009

Join our team! We are a fast paced Sports
Collectible Distributions company that has been privately owned and
operated for over 19 years. Because we are a medium sized company,
interns have the opportunity to get a true understanding of the
entire organization as a whole. We offer a warm and fun work
environment with great diversity throughout.

Interns will receive hands-on training and
experience in a variety of fields including customer services,
marketing, account management and sales. It is our hope that
interns gain a better understanding of our industry as well as
create their own personal career goals.

We are located in Buffalo Grove, Illinois and
positions will be full-time, Monday through Friday, 8am to
5pm. The internship will be 12 weeks long.

Maggie Duggan
SportsLine Distributors
Sales Assistant
1600 Leider Lane
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
800.833.2386
www.sportslined.com

Tutor

Sponsor: Student-athlete Support Services

Location: 350 Younkin Success Center

Contact: Ruth Bolzenius

Contact Email: bolzenius.3@osu.edu

Contact Phone: (614)688-4364

Website: Click
Here!

Description:
Serve as tutor at study table; strong academic skills; Especially
need Math, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Statistics, American
Sign Language, Family Resource Mgt, Communications, Chemistry,
Physics. Junior standing preferred; $8.65/hr. Please apply on our
website

Columbus Blue Jackets

Opportunity/Experience:

The opportunity to sell for a professional
sports franchise and get your foot in the door for a future job
opening with the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Description:

You will help sell season tickets for both the
Blue Jackets and the Columbus Destroyers three nights a week over
the course of 3 months alongside 4-8 other candidates.

This is not your typical internship experience
where you will help file, track excel reports, or make Starbucks
errands and many other monotonous jobs throughout the office. You
will be held responsible just like any other full-time employee to
help move the dial on our season ticket number.

If you outwork and outsell others you could
have the opportunity to jumpstart your career in professional
sports as soon as this year.

When:

You will start either the first or second week
of October and continue through December in our brand new offices.
If you are not selected or we run out of room for our first

3-month sales trial you will have three more
opportunities to do so throughout the year.

Four Segments:

October – December (begin hiring in
September)

January – March (begin hiring in
December)

April – June (begin hiring in March)

July – September (begin hiring in
June)

Pay:

This is NOT a non-paid internship…you
will get paid on what you sell; therefore it is paid based solely
on commission. You have the opportunity to make an unlimited amount
of money.

Contacts for more Information:

Director of Ticket
Sales
Inside Sales Manager

Joe
Ondrejko
Luke Burket

Phone:
614-246-3731
Phone: 614-246-3735\

Email: jondrejko@bluejackets.com
Email: lburket@bluejackets.com

EHE Career Services Job
Postings

Positions received by the
College of EHE and School of PAES are posted to https://ehe-csm.symplicity.com/students/.

For additional career
services assistance or questions please contact Jean Wyer, EHE
Career Services, http://ehe.osu.edu/career-services/.

OSU Medical Center Student
Positions

For more information: http://www.medicalcenter.osu.edu/careers/ (Click on “Find and Apply for
Jobs”)

Student Employment Opportunities through
SFA

For more information: http://sfa.osu.edu/jobs/index.asp?tab=e#pagecontent

Other Opportunities On/Off
Campus

Heartland North Regional Wheelchair Rugby Tournament February 13-15

Hi Everyone,

I know this is short notice, but the Ohio Wheelchair Rugby Team is
hosting our Heartland North Regional Wheelchair Rugby Tournament
February 13-15, 2009 in Columbus at a Columbus Parks and Recreation
Facility located at:

Big Run Athletic Complex
4205 Clime Road
Columbus, OH 43215

We are in need of volunteers to help with running the score and
shot clocks, scores table, penalty boxand help with other things as
well. The tournament will run friday from 3 to 8, saturday 9
to 6 and finish sunday 9 to 1.

If you are willing to volunteer please contact me at 919-523-6152
or send me an email at bjcdowty@gmail.com and let me know your availability.

Hope to see some of you at the tournament.

Thanks,

Brittany Dowty

Major Campus Event Committee
Applications available

Have you always wanted to plan the Student
Involvement Fair, the Homecoming Parade, or other memorable campus
wide events? Are you looking for more experience in event planning
or considering a career in student affairs? Then the Major Campus
Events Committee might be for you! Applications are available now
at: http://ohiounionosu.edu/studentorgs/events.asp and are due Feb 27. Any questions, contact Adam Burden (burden.37@osu.edu).

Volunteer at BuckeyeThon

BuckeyeThon is a student organization which
raises money for the Nationwide Children’s Hospital. The main
event is a 14-hour dance marathon that takes place on Feb.
28th. BuckeyeThon 2009 is currently looking for
volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly. As a
volunteer, one would help with dancer sign-in, security, food
disbursement, etc. We are asking volunteers to give 2 hours
of their day during the event to help BuckeyeThon achieve its
goal! If interested, please contact: Joshua Carter at carter.661@osu.edu

Apply now for the 2009-2010 SERV
Team!

SERV (Students Engaging in Responsible
Volunteering) team members will work closely with the Ohio Union
and Center for Student Leadership and Service professional staff to
plan and implement a series of service-related events and programs,
including, but not limited to, Community Commitment, Make a
Difference Day, MLK Day of Service, and Alternative Spring Break,
and to create new programs that work to meet the needs of both OSU
students and the greater Columbus community. Team members will also
build relationships with community agencies, develop communication
and leadership skills, and work towards creating capacity for
social justice. Applications are due on February 6, 2009.
Interested? Click
here for the 2009/2010 application or contact Rosie Holmes.443@osu.edu for further
information.

Franklin County EITC Coalition in Need of
Volunteers

The Earned Income Tax credit (EITC) is a
refundable tax credit that is critical building block to help
low-to-moderate-income workers build long term financial stability.
The Franklin County EITC Coalition is committed to raising
awareness of the EITC and coordinating the work of volunteer Income
Tax Assistance Sites.

The Franklin County EITC Coalition is in need
of:

· Tax
preparers – The coalition provides free training.

· Clerical Support
– help with mail merge in send clients appointment times and
info

·
Greeters- greet clients upon arrival and orienting them
to the site.

If interested contact:

Frank Drago, Special Projects
Coordinator, FIRSTLINK

Address:195 North Grant Ave, Columbus,
Ohio 43215

Phone: 614-221-6766 X 143

Email Address: fdrago@firstlink.org

www.firstlink.org

Get Help. Give Help. FIRSTLINK’s mission is to
strengthen and enhance the quality of life in our community by
mobilizing volunteers and connecting people to critical community
resources.

SERV CORE - Students Engaging in
Responsible Volunteering

Who: SERV CORE - Students Engaging in
Responsible Volunteering;

Community Outreach Referrals &
Engagements

Why: Do you need to fulfill a volunteer
requirement but don’t know how? Are you looking to volunteer
regularly, but don’t know where? Well we can help!

What: The SERV CORE is working to create an
up-to-date listing of community organizations to make the referral
process easier for students. We can serve as your direct contact if
you are interested in volunteering in the Columbus community, but
are not sure how to find the right agency for you or your
organization. We have a long list of agencies interested in
making the Columbus community a better place with the help of Ohio
State students.

Each agency is grouped into one or more of
several categories: children and literacy, environment, human
services, hunger and homelessness, multicultural, and
wellness.

How: Please email us at osuvolunteer@gmail.com and we
will send you our volunteer form! You can send us back the form and
then come into our office hours, or just correspond with us by
email

When: Our office hours are Mondays 2:00-4:00
pm, Wednesdays 12:00-4:00pm, and Fridays 12:00-2:00 pm in the SERV
team office located in room 213 of the Ohio Union.

Let us know when you are available so that we
can set up a meeting with you. We look forward to working
with you!

SERV Opportunities

http://www.ohiounion.osu.edu/studentorgs/leadership_service.asp

Student Housing Legal Clinic offers
free assistance

Looking for Off-Campus Housing? Before
you sign anything, get a FREE lease review from the Student Housing
Legal Clinic! Know your rights and responsibilities before
you sign a lease. The Student Housing Legal Clinic provides
free legal assistance regarding landlord-tenant law to full-time
and part-time OSU students who are currently enrolled or are within
four months of enrollment. Make an appointment online today
at: www.moritzlaw.osu.edu/shlc

Conversation Partners Program

Sponsor: American Language Program

Contact: Chris Hill

Contact Email:
CPP@mail.esl.ohio-state.edu

Contact Phone:
(614)292-1364

Website: Click Here!

Description:
The American Language Program (English as a Second Language) is
recruiting conversation partners for our international
students.

As a conversation partner, you can offer our international students
the chance to converse in a relaxed and non-academic atmosphere
with a native English speaker. We ask that each conversation
partner commit to spending at least one hour per week (for one
quarter only) with his/her international partner. Students,
faculty, and staff are welcome to apply. If you are interested in
volunteering, please send an email to CPP@mail.esl.ohio-state.edu
for complete details.

The Unverferth House

The Unverferth House serves as a temporary
residence for The Ohio State University Medical Center patients and
families who live outside of Franklin County. The Unverferth
House offers volunteer opportunities for individual volunteers as
well as volunteer groups through a collaboration with the OSU
S.E.R.V.I.C.E. Squad. Individual volunteers can help with
housework, cleaning, and other miscellaneous tasks on Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.

Volunteer groups can help by making dinner for
the Unverferth House residents, assist with yard work, and perform
house cleaning tasks. Groups can sign up to help with yard work
and/or house cleaning tasks on Sunday mornings as well.
Additionally, groups can schedule dinners on Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.

If you or your student organization is
interested in volunteering, please contact OSU S.E.R.V.I.C.E. Squad
Site Liaison Danielle Justice at volunteeratunverferth@gmail.com.

Math and Reading Tutors and
Psychology Students Needed at Local Elementary School!

Africentric School needs weekly tutors in math
and English for its 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. They would
also love to have psychology students to work in their PEAK room
which is their class for children who are being disciplined.
If you can commit to at least one quarter for one to two hours
a week and would like to help these young students work to
improve their grades and test scores in one of these subjects or be
a role model to the students in the PEAK room, then please
contact Quiana Pollock at qpollock@esue.ohio-state.edu.

Columbus AIDS Task Force

Volunteer at the Columbus AIDS Task
Force!!!

Now in its twenty-first year of service to the
central Ohio community, the Columbus AIDS Task Force is a full
service, community-based, non-profit AIDS organization providing
comprehensive services, educational programs and an HIV testing
program.

You will be trained on the psychosocial,
medical, and other aspects of HIV/AIDS. The training
allows you to be more effective in your volunteer position, and
better able to serve the community! Please contact Ashley
Schelske @ schelske.1@osu.edu for more information.

Habitat for Humanity

Volunteers
needed from 10-6 M-F and 10-4 on Saturday. Habitat can usually
accommodate a group of about 20 and they also work well with
individuals. Please contact:

Andrew
Smith
BIAC Volunteer Relations
asmith@habitat-columbus.org
Ph. 614-364-7029

Be a Volunteer Tutor with
ColumbusReads

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of
ColumbusReads at Ohio State by volunteering to tutor local
kindergarten children on literacy topics 1 hour per week.
Available tutoring times are Tuesdays from 9:45-10:45am, Tuesdays
from 11:00-12:00noon, and Thursdays from 9:45-10:45am.
Training is provided, and transportation from campus is available
for every tutoring session. Tutoring begins October 7 and
continues all year through May. Sign up for one quarter, the
whole year, or sign up to be a substitute tutor for a smaller time
commitment. Faculty, staff, and student volunteers are
welcome to participate. Contact Jen Pelletier at pelletier.17@osu.edu or visit http://columbusreads.osu.edu to sign up.

DEADLINES: PAES E-Newsletter is sent on Monday during
Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters. The deadline for submission of
information is at noon Friday. Items should be sent to
sshilling@ehe.osu.edu. Sarah Shilling, Academic Advisor, compiles
the items.

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