I hope that Week One treated you well and that your schedule has finally been finalized! The first week after break is always a bit strange but now we're well and truly into the semester so hopefully you're feeling closer to finding your groove. For those feeling comfortable in their academic settings, this newsletter contains some good options for getting out and about and socializing.
The week is off to a welcoming, warm start but there's a good amount of snow in the forecast for Thursday... depending on the quality and amount of snow we're expecting, keep your eyes peeled for a possible special snow-based activity on Thursday evening!
INTERNATIONAL CLUB INFO SESSION TUESDAY!
The International Club is hosting an information session on Tuesday, February 2. Please join us to learn more about the available leadership positions and how you can earn Global Involvement for your club leadership!
use your last name, Stout ID number and your date of birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Once in your account, click 'Student Options' and click 'Print ID Card(s)'
If later your lose your card, or require another copy, you can download a pdf here. You will need to login to your account to download your card. Students may download a new pdf as often as needed.
HELP THE LIBRARY'S "WHAT'S TRENDING" PROJECT
They started it with just library student and staff picks, but now they want to hear from YOU! Share some of the things you've been watching, reading or listening to lately here: https://uwstout.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8v5XVKxi6LEe44Z
Did you know that the OIE hosts several workshops throughout the semester for topics such as First Time Employment, OPT and CPT (Co-ops). Danielle also hosts two "coffee hours" each week for students to drop in and chat, ask short questions or anything in between. Our first workshops were last week, here are some of the upcoming Workshops and Coffee Hours, please RSVP if you will be attending:
Menomonie recreation has shared some recommended "winter adventures" for those of your intrepid souls looking to get outside and make the most of our frozen months.
LOOKING FOR STUDENTS TO SHARE CULTURE WITH BURTL417
Dr. Kathy Cochran is looking for international students to meet with her Social Psychological Aspects of Clothing course this semester. Interested students would be expected to join the class virtually using Teams share information about their home country/culture specifically around the subjects of clothing/fashion/style, daily life and cultural celebrations/festivals.
If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please email Danielle.
It's never too early to start planning your Global Involvement for Spring 2021! Start identifying options early to avoid frustration later! Need suggestions? Check the list of community organizations here.