Monday, September 26, 2011

KDP & SPSEA

Good Morning Education Majors~

 

 

Kappa Delta Pi

Kappa Delta Pi will be holding an Education Social on Wednesday September 28th from 6:30 to 8:30 in room 2210 of Palumbo. This event is open to all Education Majors! Please plan on attending, there will be games and snacks plus an opportunity to meet other education majors! If you have any questions feel free to contact Janne Walters at walters010@gannon.edu or Katie Reid at reid004@gannon.edu.

 

SPSEA

It's time for SPSEA to kick-off the new school year. We will be holding elections for the 2011-2012 school year via e-mail. If you are interested in being a member please respond to Janne Walters at walters010@gannon.edu by Saturday September 24th at midnight with your votes for officers. Your vote will be your confirmation that you are joining SPSEA. Once you have completed voting please visit the Gannon website to register for SPSEA online. You must complete this by SEPTEMBER 30TH. By visiting the following link you can register online: https://www.gannon.edu/life/sold/default.asp . If you have any questions contact Janne or Dr. Clark at clark021@gannon.edu.

 

These are the nominees for 2011-2012 Officers. Please vote for one in each category by September 24th. 

 

President:

Olivia Brinker

Katherine Brosovich

 

Vice-President:

Jenn Wendling

Trevor Chrispen

 

Secretary:

Siobhan Brown

Ashley Dolnoch

 

Treasurer:

Chelsea Kulak

Paige Macadaeg

 

 

I think that covers everything! 

Thanks so much!

 

Submitted by:

Janne Walters

Kappa Delta Pi President 2011-2012

GUSEC Vice-President 2011-2012

(724) 822-5011

 

 

 

Graduate School Fair

Please plan to attend the Graduate and Professional School Fair on Tuesday, October 4, 2011, anytime from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. in the Waldron Center’s Yehl Ballroom. 

 

 

Representatives from over 55 schools will be on hand to answer any questions students have regarding graduate school. 

 

 

This event is for ALL students – Freshmen to Seniors.  Admission is free – CASH PRIZES will be awarded. 

 

 

Again this year, a representative from Kaplan will be present with information on preparing for graduate admissions tests

 

For a list of participating schools, visit our website http://www.gannon.edu/depts/cdes/grad2011.asp

 

Submitted by: Patty Puzar

Data Specialist, Academic Advising Center

Gannon University

 

 

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

ATTN: Senior Education Majors

 

Slippery Rock University is hosting an Educator Professional Development Day and Job Fair on-campus from 8:30 – 4:00 at the University Union on Friday, October 21, 2011.

 

All teacher candidates are welcome to attend –no fee.

 

From 8:30 to 9:30am is a panel of school administrators who will discuss the job search process followed by the job fair from 9:30 to 4 pm. This page provides more information, with a list of employers to be listed on the page soon: http://www.sru.edu/academics/enrollment/career_services/Pages/EducationTeacherJobFairs.aspx

 

Teacher candidates will need to park in the East Lake Parking Lot and then walk to the Union. A campus map is here: http://www.sru.edu/index/Documents/main/map.html

 

Please forward your resume to Janet Armbruster at armbrust003@gannon.edu if you plan to attend.

 

 

Submitted by:  Janet Armbruster

Employment Coordinator

Career Development & Employment Services

Gannon University

 

Friday, September 16, 2011

Essay Contest!

greenlogo.jpgEssay Contest:  Greening Gannon

Open to Gannon undergraduate and graduate students

First place prize: $100

Second place prize: $50

The first- and second-place winners will be published in The Gannon Knight’s Perspective section.

 

What is one specific change an individual at Gannon or Gannon University should adopt to conserve the Earth’s resources?  Why?

 

400-500 words

A committee will award the prizes based on the following criteria:

·         Focuses on one particular change

·         Uses research from reliable sources effectively

·         Well argued (uses good reasons with substantive evidence to back up claims)

·         Uses language and level of detail appropriate to a general audience

·         Well organized

·         Well written

Due no later than 5 p.m. on Wednesday, October 5th, 2011.

 

Submit essay electronically to Ann Bomberger (bomberge001@gannon.edu), Assistant Professor of English.

Questions may be directed to Prof. Bomberger at bomberge001@gannon.edu or ext.5366.

 

Sponsored by the
Gannon Goes Green Committee, the English Department, and the Deans’ offices
as part of Gannon’s No Impact Week (October 1-9, 2011).

 

 

 

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Future Educators Association (FEA) meeting

Hello everyone! I hope this semester is off to a great start. The first Future Educators Association (FEA) meeting will be on September 15th at 6:00p.m in Palumbo 2005. For those of you who don't know, FEA is a club open to all Gannon students. It focuses on preparing freshmen and sophomores to become teachers. The officers and advisers are excited about the events planned for this year.

               

 

Join us for:

  • Workshops
  • Service projects
  • Social events (we are working on a bowling night!)

                FEA is a great way to learn about the field of education, get service hours in, and meet new people. Please try to bring your dues ($5) to the meeting. This will help us pay for the events. If you have any questions, feel free to email me. We hope to see you all on the 15th!

 

Kerry Smigielski (president) 

Email: smigiels001@gannon.edu