Briefly
Bicycles block handicapped’ access
EK)ie to safety hazard, campus’ Police Services prohibits the parking
of t&cycles along the ramp outside the main entrance to the Olmsted
BuiWingT'designed for handicapped students.
Police Services requests students to use bicycle racks near the west
wing of the main building for parking.
Career Fair next month
The Office of Career Planning/Placement will sponsor a Career Fair
in Room 216 on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 4th and sth, from
9:30 am to 4:30 pm.
The fair is designed to give students of various majors the oppor
tunity to obtain information from different employers and will be
represented by Capitol Campus alumni, government, business, and
social organizations.
Look for bulletins and flyers at the end of the month for a listing
of organizations.
SGA application deadline tomorrow
Deadlines for applications for Student Government is tomorrow,
September 23. No screening or applications will be accepted after this
date.
One Junior will be elected to represent the students in each of the
following divisions on Tuesday, October 4th: Behavioral Science and
Education, Business Administration, Humanities, Public Affairs,
Science and Engineering, Senior-At-Large (4 positions).
In order to run for any position you must file an application in the
Studen( Activities Office, .W-104, and must have a G.P.A. of 2.0 or
higher as a full-time student with 12 or more credits.
** IMPORTANT***
In order to run for any position
you must have a G.P.A. of 2.0
or higher and be a full-time student
(at least 12 credits).
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS - TUES., OCTOBER 4, 1983.
The Student Government Association urges ALL graduate and undergraduate students to vote
on Tuesday October 4!
Applications are available in the Student Activities Office.
Candidates must sign up for screening, Wed. Sept. 21 & Thurs. Sept. 22,
in the SGA Lounge.
STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
ELECTIONS
Junior elections for Senate positions
-Positions Available:
'Behavioral Science & Education
'Business Administration
'Humanities
'Public Affairs
'Science & Engineering
*Senator-At-Large (4 positions)
For more information, contact Sue Rogers, SGA secretary at
944-2248.
Counseling Center workshops offered
The Counseling Center is offering workshops for graduate study ap
plicants on Monday, September 26 (6:30-8:30 pm.) or Tuesday, Sept.
27 (12:30-2:00 pm.)
Drs. Marion Krieger, and Ed Beck, Counselors, stressed it is not too
soon to get the application process started now if you plan to attend
graduate school in Fall, 1984.
The Counseling Center also offers workshops on stress reduction
starting October 17.
Editor’s note: Events are published free on the “Briefly” page. Organizations can pick
up information forms in the Student Activities, or Capitol Times offices, and return
them to Michele Haley, Events Editor, c/o Capitol Times.
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