F R O S T B U R G S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y StateLines www.frostburg.edu/news/statelines.htm For and about FSU people A publication of the FSU Office of Advancement Volume 39, Number 26, April 6, 2008 Copy deadline: noon Wednesday, 228 Hitchins or [email protected] Staking Our Claim FSU Foundation Gives Pinnacle Award to Leonard Schwab
He and his wife Jane established the Leonard and Jane Schwab Theatre and Speech Scholarship for sophomore, junior or senior theatre majors in 1996, which has helped numerous students since then and supports the art form about which both Schwabs care so much. “It is his service to Frostburg State University and its students, his leadership of the S. Schwab Company and his dedication to his community overall that has inspired the FSU Foundation to award him the Pinnacle Award,” said B.J. Davisson II, vice president for University Advancement and executive director of the FSU Foundation. “Your vision ensures that our institution can provide an
Shown with Leonard Schwab, from left, are FSU President Jonathan exceptional education for our students and that the Gibralter; Leonard's wife, Jane Schwab; Sam Griffith, FSU Foundation will continue to uphold its mission: to foster, Foundation president; and B.J. Davisson II, FSU vice president for encourage and promote the growth, progress and general University Advancement and executive director of the FSU welfare of Frostburg State University,” said FSU President Foundation. Jonathan Gibralter. Leonard and Jane Schwab were presented with a book of The FSU Foundation, Inc., has honored Leonard Schwab letters of gratitude from past recipients of their scholarship. with the Pinnacle Award, its highest honor, in recognition of Created in 1993, the Pinnacle Award recognizes individuals the decades of counsel and spirit he has offered to the who have made significant contributions of time, talent or Foundation. The award was granted at a banquet in his honor treasures in support of the educational mission of FSU held at Bedford Springs Resort on Friday, March 20. through the Foundation. Categories of support may include Schwab, only the fifth person to receive the Pinnacle board membership, financial contributions, service or other Award, is a founding member of the Foundation and one of acts of leadership and service to the Foundation and FSU. the longest-serving members of the Board of Directors and a Previous recipients are Ralph Race, Lillian Wellner, Al Boxley longtime leader on the Executive Board. Now an emeriti and Walter Hedrick. member, he has helped guide the organization through many important transitions in the Foundation’s mission and scope.
THIS WEEK MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY: FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY: “X-formation” Art Exhibition, 1 to UPC Feature Film: “The Spirit,” MONDAY: 4 p.m., Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery. 8:30 p.m., Lane 201. BURG: Rock Band, 7 p.m., Lane Info: x4797. SATURDAY: Manicur Hall. Info: x4109. TUESDAY: “MMIX” Art Exhibition Opening BSA Black Art Expo, 8 p.m., Lane 201. Reception, 2 to 4 p.m., Stephanie Info: 4411. Ann Roper Gallery. Info: 4797.
April 23, through Saturday, April 25, Theatre at 7:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Visual Arts Center. A matinee performance on War-of-Sexes Comedy Saturday, April 18, will begin at 2 ‘X-formation’ to Be on p.m. Coming to FSU Athens and Sparta have been locked View at FSU in civil war for 20 years with no end in “X-formation,” an exhibition that sight. In a bold attempt to save Greece culminates four years of work by FSU from ruin, Lysistrata unites the women seniors Josh O’Rourke, Sara Otto, of Athens and Sparta in a “sex strike” Trayshia Rogers and Amiyn Ross, will to force the soldiers to come to their be on view through Wednesday, senses. At the same time, the older April 8, in the Stephanie Ann Roper women take over the treasury to cut Fine Arts Gallery. war funding before the entire male O'Rourke’s sculptural design population is wiped out. emphasizes the rhythmic flow of static For info or reservations, contact the From left, Keenan Scott, Shea-Mikal Green objects and the geometric simplicity of University Theatre box office at x7462, and Mark Bowling dynamic objects portraying the basics Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. of life. Otto’s figurative paintings, FSU Theatre presents “Lysistrata,” through 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. until prints and drawings apply tonality, Aristophanes’ war-of-the-sexes 4:30 p.m. Tickets are $6 for students color and gestural marks to examine comedy, Friday, April 17, and and $12 for general admission. ordinary life in an unexpected way.
Saturday, April 18, and Thursday, Rogers’ richly toned prints focus on StateLines/2 line and mass to examine the spirit of may be ordered by calling 1-866-849- the environment in which she lives. Music 9237 or x3137, or by visiting Ross’ artwork focuses on the ces.frostburg.edu. complexity of scientific drawings and FSU Presents Spring the optical effects of color in abstract, organic forms. Concert With Boys Presentations Artworks will be available for purchase from the artists Like Girls and Vedera ‘The Road to Obama’ throughout the duration of the exhibit. to Be at FSU The Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery The panel discussion, “The Road to has free admission and is open to the Obama: Celebrating African American public Sunday through Wednesday Leadership,” will be held Tuesday, from 1 to 4 p.m. For info, contact FSU April 14, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Lane Department of Visual Arts at x4797. Manicur Hall. The panel discussion, sponsored by the FSU J. Glenn Beall Institute for ‘MMIX’ Art Exhibition Public Affairs, the African American Showcases Seniors’ Studies program, the Leadership Studies program, the Diversity Center Talent and the Black Student Alliance, will Rock to the music of two up-and- feature historians of regional and “MMIX,” an exhibition featuring coming national rock groups when national African American leadership artwork by FSU seniors Erin FSU’s CES Concerts and UPC present and public servants who will help Cunningham, Michelle Nash, Kristina emo-pop group Boys Like Girls, with attendees understand the historical Schurg, Sarah Sine and Monika opening act indie-band Vedera context and importance of public Wertman, will be on view from Sunday, April 26, in the Cordts Center service in our nation and local Saturday, April 11, through Main Arena. The spring concert kicks communities. Wednesday, April 15, in the off at 8 p.m. with doors opening at 7 Guest panelist include Pansye Stephanie Ann Roper Fine Arts Gallery. p.m. Atkinson, former director of An opening reception will be held from The Boston-area band includes Affirmative Action/Equal Employment 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 11, in the Martin Johnson, lead singer and Opportunity at FSU and an FSU gallery. guitarist; John Keefe, drums; Bryan alumna; Daryl Boffman, president/CEO Cunningham’s expressive use of Donahue, bass; and Paul DiGiovanni, and founder of Acela Technologies Inc. color and texture allows her artwork to lead guitar. An early demo version of and Frederick County’s first African communicate with viewers on two “The Great Escape” and acoustic spin American countywide elected official; distinct levels: through her own fears on “Thunder” were the sparks that Al Feldstein, Allegany County historian and the fears of the viewers. ignited a firestorm of attention to the and author; Baltimore Assistant Nash’s work mostly consists of band’s MySpace and purevolume.com Deputy Mayor Antonio Hayes, also an detailed portraits of objects found in pages. By the end of 2005, the band alumnus; Taft Terry, executive director nature. These intimate portraits was topping the purevolume.com New of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of engage and inspire the viewer through Artists chart and gathering thousands African American History in Baltimore; the use of organic lines and vibrant of MySpace friends. and Dr. Dwayne Williams, historian and colors. Boys Like Girls embarked on its first founder of A.B.L.E. The discussion will Schurg’s work focuses on conveying nationwide tour in 2006. Following be moderated by Dr. Kara Rogers a message and creating an atmosphere that tour, the group entered the Thomas, professor of sociology and through the use of images and type. recording studio to record the debut folklore at FSU. Sine creates functional sculptures album, “Boys Like Girls.” The album The event will also include a that show off the beauty of the eventually went gold, and tracks like networking opportunity before and material from which they are “Thunder” helped “Boys Like Girls” after the program. The discussion is constructed. Her work is intended to maintain a presence on the Billboard free and open to the public. For info, collect the scuffs and scrapes from charts. They have been touring and contact Tim Magrath, executive years of use as well as the aged, recording ever since. director of the Beall Institute, at patched look from tender care. “I like to listen to music that makes x4080 or [email protected]; or Wertman’s work consists of me feel a certain way – either it Dr. James Saku, coordinator of the portraiture depicted in the reminds me of something important African American Studies program, at 1930s/1940s Hollywood aesthetic of that happened or a certain time in my x4724 or [email protected]. photographer George Hurrell and is life,’” says Boys Like Girls frontman influenced by the Art Deco style of Martin Johnson. “If kids are feeling Jean-Gabriel Domergue. that way about our songs, I couldn’t FSU to Host MLK Artworks will be available for ask for more.” Stylistically, the band purchase from the artists lists its musical influences as a variety Celebration throughout the duration of the of contemporary pop rock groups like In memory of exhibition. Jimmy Eat World, Blink-182, Story of the life and The Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery the Year and Dashboard Confessional. accomplishments has free admission and is open to the Opening for Boys Like Girls is the of Martin Luther public Sunday through Wednesday indie/art rock band, Vedera. Hailing King Jr., FSU will from 1 to 4 p.m. For info, contact FSU from Kansas City, Mo., the band was hold its annual Department of Visual Arts at x4797. formed in 2004 by singer and MLK Celebration, guitarist/pianist Kristen May and lead “The Dreamer and guitarist Brian Little, with drummer the Dream,” Drew Little and bassist Jason Douglas. featuring guest Tickets for Boys Like Girls and speaker C. Fraser Smith. The event will Vedera are $25 for general admission be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, and $10 for FSU students (purchased April 16, in the PAC Pealer Recital with valid ID). All tickets are festival Hall. general admission for floor-level Smith is a columnist from the standing and bleacher seating. Tickets Baltimore Sun and news director of StateLines/3 WYPR Radio in Baltimore. He has also suggestions for how to help writers religious observances and scheduled written a book, “Here Lies Jim Crow: implement the proofreading strategies course activities. Civil Rights in Maryland,” which in or outside class. Students should notify their recounts the tale of Jim Crow policies instructors of conflicts and make in Maryland through the stories, words arrangements for making up missed and deeds of famous, infamous and Take Note work before an absence due to little-known Marylanders. He traces religious observance. the roots of Jim Crow laws from Dred National Alcohol Faculty and staff have been sent the Scott to Plessy v. Ferguson and link to a Web-based interfaith calendar describes the parallel and opposite Screening Day for reference. early efforts of those who struggled to To address drinking among college establish freedom and basic rights for students, Counseling and Psychological African Americans. Services is participating in National Wanted! Student Input The celebration will be preceded by Alcohol Screening Day Tuesday, April on College Experience a special Harmony Walk: “Celebrating 7. NASD is a one-day education and the Dream, Walking as One.” All who screening event designed to raise FSU is participating in the National are interested are invited to meet at awareness on how alcohol affects Survey of Student Engagement and the FSU Clock Tower at 6:15 p.m. The health and academic performance, help wants to know about your college walk will begin at 6:45 p.m. and will students evaluate their alcohol use and experiences. Results are confidential go through campus and end at the provide referrals to local treatment and and will be used to improve the Performing Arts Center by 7:15 p.m. support resources for those who need collegiate experiences of The celebration is free and open to further evaluation. The college undergraduates at FSU. Filling out the the public. For info, contact the Office component of NASD targets students questionnaire takes about 15 minutes. of the Provost at x4211. who are risky drinkers, with a focus on Check your student e-mail account to binge drinking. see if you received an invitation to History Lecture, As part of the screening event, participate. students can take an anonymous, ‘Arming Slaves in the written self-test, pick up educational Spring Semester 2009 brochures on the dangers of alcohol Confederacy’ abuse, and talk one on one with a staff Blackboard Help member. If appropriate, students will FSU will Student help sessions are now be directed to support or treatment present “Amor available Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. services on campus. Screenings will be Patrie: Arming and Thursdays from 12:30 to 1:20 p.m. held at the Lane Center from 11 a.m. Slaves in the in Pullen 108. to 2 p.m. For info, contact Dr. Spencer Confederacy,” a Get answers concerning e-mail, Deakin at CAPS at x4234. lecture given by gradebook, assignments, discussion
Dr. Stephanie boards, file share, digital dropbox or McCurry, an Enter Environmental any other features. You can also visit Organization of the online help guides for students at American Photography Contest www.frostburg.edu/blackboard. Historians Distinguished Lecturer, The Environmental Planning and For questions or schedule conflicts, Tuesday, April 21, at 7:30 p.m. in Land Management Institute at FSU contact the Center for Instructional Dunkle Hall 218. The lecture is invites photographers to submit Technologies at [email protected]. sponsored by the Martha T. and Ralph photographs to its sixth annual M. Race Western History Lecture Series Environmental Photography Contest. funded through the FSU Foundation The institute will accept entries until Planning to under the auspices of the Department the deadline at 4 p.m. on Friday, of History. April 10. Graduate in May? McCurry is a professor at the Entry forms may be obtained from The 134th commencement ceremony University of Pennsylvania and is the the FSU Department of Geography/ is scheduled for Saturday, May 16, in author of “Masters of Small Worlds: Bureau of Mines Lab or from the the Cordts PE Center. The College of Yeoman Households, Gender Relations Institute’s Web site at www.frostburg. Liberal Arts and Sciences will hold its and the Political Culture of the edu/dept/geog/einstitute. service at 10 a.m., while the College of Antebellum South Carolina Low For info, call Gale Yutzy at x4369 or Business and College of Education will Country.” MaryLynn Pegg at x4721, or visit the present their graduates at the 2 p.m. For info, contact Paul Charney at above Web site. Entries can be ceremony. x3120. delivered to Gunter 201 or Dunkle 307. Two mailings with commencement
information go to your home and local Proofreading for addresses. One mailing was sent at the Academic Scheduling/ end of March, and the other will be Better Writing sent in late April. These mailings are Religious Observances also posted on the Commencement The Center for Teaching Excellence It is FSU’s policy that its academic Web site (www.frostburg.edu/events/ Advisory Group is sponsoring a programs and services be available to commencement) under “Information presentation, “Efficient Proofreading all qualified students who have been and Resources for Graduates.” Strategies for Even Better Student admitted to its programs, regardless of Caps and gowns are provided at no Writing,” by Judy Pula, a professor in their religious beliefs. Students will cost to graduates and may be picked the English Department, and Mark not be penalized because of up in the Bookstore. They will also be Smith, the director of the Writing & observances of their religious holidays available immediately before and after Tutoring Center, Tuesday, April 14, 7 and will be given an opportunity to graduation rehearsal in the Cordts to 8 p.m. in Pullen 151. The session is make up, within a reasonable time, Center Main Arena lobby Friday, geared toward faculty who want to any academic assignment missed due May 15, at 4 p.m. help students improve their writing to participation in religious Full details about commencement and suggests ways to help students observances. It is the student’s are on the University’s Web site at become better writers. responsibility to notify his or her www.frostburg.edu/events/ The session includes discussion/ instructor of conflicts between commencement. demonstration of strategies and StateLines/4 Points of Pride Barkley’s Novel Scholarships FSU Named ‘Fit- Nominated for Award 2009-10 Scholarship Brad Barkley’s young adult novel, Friendly’ by AHA “Dream Factory,” has been nominated Award Process The American Heart Association for the Charlotte Award by the New The FSU Foundation, Inc., is recently recognized FSU as a “Fit- York State Reading Association and beginning the process of awarding Friendly Company” for its efforts to added to their Suggested Reading list approximately $425,000 in FSU promote and foster an institutional for New York public schools. Barkley is Foundation scholarships and awards culture of health and physical activity an associate professor in the English for the 2009-10 academic year. in the workplace. Department. Department chairs and directors have “I am extremely pleased that FSU been notified via e-mail of the has earned Fit-Friendly Company Student Life guidelines for the upcoming academic status from the American Heart year’s scholarship process with Association and feel that this Get Outside for Bob! individual scholarships and recipient recognition opens doors for the selection criteria. University to continue developing a Do you have An important date to remember is strong focus on health and wellness,” videos of yourself Wednesday, April 15 – the target said FSU President Jonathan Gibralter. and your friends date for informing student recipients “Everyone at FSU who has been taking advantage of their award with a letter from the involved in promoting wellness in the of the great Foundation, copied to the department workplace deserves recognition for outdoors in and chair. their outstanding efforts in this area.” around Western For info, contact Angie Hovatter at The recognition by AHA follows a Maryland? Then x4301. year-long series of programs focusing you just might be on wellness, including many activities featured in an and events organized by FSU’s Office of upcoming Bob E. Cat video! Deadlines Human Resources and CHILL (Creating Bob’s looking for fellow Bobcats to Healthy, Informed, Lasting Lifestyles), help him express his love of outdoor Deadline for May 2009 a campus-wide wellness initiative recreation and the natural scenery that supported by a contribution from is a part of the ‘BURG experience. If Graduation Exceptions AstraZeneca. Highlights from FSU’s you’ve got a good clip that captures this sentiment, e-mail bobecat@ If your official degree progress efforts to promote wellness include report indicates you have not several workshops with wellness and frostburg.edu for details on how to submit your entry! The best ones will completed all requirements and you fitness expert Scott Cole as well as have a basis to request an exception, campus walks and other activities be included in the final Bob video of the spring semester. submit your written appeal letter and focusing on exercise and stress supporting letters and documentation management. Learn more about Bob E. Cat by visiting his Facebook Fanpage (“Bob E. to the Academic Standards The Fit-Friendly Company award will Subcommittee, Office of the Provost, help FSU to raise its profile as an Cat”) and his YouTube Channel (“BobECat5”). Hitchins 213, by 4 p.m. on Thursday, institution committed to fostering April 16, for the April meeting (last wellness at the workplace and enable chance for graduation exceptions and it to partner with the AHA in offering Edgewood Commons inclusion in the Commencement resources, materials and consultation Booklet). For questions or concerns, that support the University’s workplace Accepting Applications call the Provost’s Office at x4212. wellness endeavors. As part of receiving this new status, FSU will be Edgewood Commons is accepting recognized on the AHA’s Web site as applications and contracts for the well as at local AHA events in 2009-10 academic year. Visit Get Involved Maryland. The AHA will also list FSU in www.edgewoodcommonsapts.com for various communication materials information and forms. (Applications Recycling in Frostburg and contracts will be accepted until all supporting the recognition program. To increase awareness of FSU's spaces are filled). For info, 301-689- Additionally, the University received a recycling efforts and encourage 1370. recognition plaque to display in its campuswide recycling, students in
Human Resources office, where both Sociology 345: The Sociology of the current and prospective employees will Grad Students Environment are launching a recycling be able to see the award and learn how campaign. Look for changes in waste FSU is committed to wellness. Grad Student News management in Guild Center and “There are many different support the upcoming Residence Hall departments on the campus that are Last Call for Master of Arts in Teaching – Recycling Competition! making significant contributions to the Elementary On the FSU campus, recycling bins health and wellness of FSU The deadline for MAT-Elementary are in most residence halls, academic employees,” said Dr. Tom Bowling, vice summer ‘09 cohort applications is buildings and the Lane Center. Be sure president of Student & Educational Friday, May 1. For info, call the to throw your paper, aluminum and Services. “There is a strong sense that, Graduate Services Office at x7053. plastic in bins at these locations. Make collectively, we can make a difference sure you remove your bottle caps first! in the quality of life for both our May 2009 Commencement Those cannot be recycled. students and our employees by Students who plan to graduate in Did you know you can recycle many focusing on wellness.” May 2009 need to complete the other items in the Frostburg For info about the award, visit “Application for Graduation.” The community? www.americanheart.org/start. To learn forms are available at the Office of For info on recycling on the FSU more about FSU, visit www.frostburg. Graduate Services, Pullen 141, or by campus, www.frostburg.edu/lglg/ edu. calling x7053. Tickets will be required recycling.htm. For info on recycling for entrance into the commencement centers in other locations in Allegany ceremony on Saturday, May 16. See County, gov.allconet.org/recycle/ www.frostburg.edu/events/ recycle_index.htm. commencement for more details. StateLines/5 by Tuesday, April 14. All submitted prompted and be sure to list New High-Def Camera songs will be considered for the Mind “Frostburg State University” as your Kits for FSU Students! Culture Original Music Vol. 6 CD to be current college. released later this semester. Also, all Through a generous grant from SGA, musical acts will be considered for a the Department of Mass live show on Friday, May 1, in the Jobs, Jobs, Jobs Communication and the National Lane Center. Submissions must be Broadcasting Society have purchased accompanied by a release form giving FSU Foundation Seeks two Canon HF100 high-def camera kits. FSU permission to use the song for the Previously, only students in the CD. Forms are available in Guild 119. Data Entry Assistant department could check out audio and Call x3049 if you would like to order The FSU Foundation, Inc., seeks a video equipment. previous CDs, which are available for data entry assistant to work with the Professor Micheal McAlexander, $7. Proceeds from CD sales will benefit Office of University Advancement to who had requested the funding, sees the department through the FSU research and document extracurricular this new addition as an opportunity Foundation, Inc. activities by former students. The for students in other departments to For info, contact the department at contract period is Monday, June 1, gain a valuable skill. “I believe that x3049, e-mail [email protected] or through Friday, Aug. 28, for 32 hours media technologies, both audio and visit the Facebook group, Mind Culture a week at $9.50 an hour. This video, touch all disciplines. All Original Music. opportunity is made possible by a students should be somewhat grant funded by the USM Alumni proficient with video and audio editing Association-International. basics,” said McAlexander. Upcoming UCM Events The individual will research and In addition to the camera kits, the The Nails of the Cross, a Good work with campus departments to department also donated updated Friday special worship event sponsored acquire organization participant lists, iMovie software to the Pullen computer by UCM and area churches, will be held sports rosters and historical data from lab. April 10 at Frostburg First campus involvements and activities. The Canon HF100 kits will be Presbyterian Church (33 S. Broadway) Required skills include proficiency with available Friday, April 10, for two-day at 7 p.m. UCM is looking for student Excel and MS Word, basic data entry, checkout (according to posted hours) volunteers to assist with this event (no exceptional oral and written from the equipment room in Guild 150. experience needed). If you would like communication skills, attention to Students who check out equipment to help, contact Chaplain Cindy Zirlott detail and ability to work must first see Connie Capacchione in at x7490 or [email protected]. independently as well as on a team. Guild 119 to show their student ID and There will be no True North Interested students should submit a sign the liability contract. Meeting Easter Sunday, April 12, but resume and letter of interest to A launch party is scheduled for it will resume April 19 with the Free Shannon Gribble, director of Alumni Thursday, April 9, in Lane 201 from 1 Dinner and Movies as Parables Programs, FSU, 101 Braddock Rd., to 4 p.m. Students are invited to come program. As a continued observance of Frostburg, MD 21532 or learn how to operate the cameras as the MLK campuswide celebration, the [email protected]. For well as how to check them out. film will be “Crash,” which depicts questions, call x4068. The deadline for
racial tension among several characters applications is Monday, April 20. during a 36-hour period. Wildlife Society The Run Kid Run Concert, a Summer Jobs at Sponsors Contest Christian Unity event, will be held Sunday, May 3, in Lane Manicur Hall. Edgewood Commons The FSU Wildlife Society is Doors will open at 5 p.m. with music Edgewood Commons is hiring up to sponsoring a pizza-eating contest to be videos and informational displays. CCC 15 students to help with cleaning held Wednesday, April 15, at 6 p.m. Praise Band will open for Run Kid Run apartments for the fall. Summer at Cici’s Pizza in LaVale. There is a $10 at 6 p.m., and the concert will begin at workers will be compensated for 15 entry fee and prizes will be awarded. 7 p.m. Tickets are $8 general hours of work a week with a free To enter, contact Seth Stivala at admission, $7 with student ID and $6 apartment, and for every hour worked [email protected]. Not for a group of 10 or more. Tickets are after 15 will be paid $7.25, up to 40 competing? Stop in anytime between 4 on sale now through the UCM office. hours per week. and 8 p.m. For info, x7490 or c.zirlott@frostburg. Edgewood also needs summer Note: Be sure to mention the edu. resident assistants, who will get free Wildlife Society at the event! Agape Latte Study Breaks will be housing. For info and applications, held Mondays at 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7 visit www.edgewoodcommonsapts.com p.m. in the Lane Center near Java City. Annual Mind Culture or call 301-689-1370. Run Kid Run concert tickets are also Original Music Project available at the study break table until the concert date. Are you a part of a band or musical act looking to get your music out to the world? Would you like to have Internships April 6-10 Schedule your music recorded and mastered? Monday: The Department of Mass Internship Magic 3 &6 p.m. NASA Connect: Good Stress: Communication can help through its The Disney College Program is still Building Better Muscles and Bones Sixth Annual Mind Culture Original recruiting for the fall 2009 semester. 3:30 & 6:30 p.m. Learning Math: Music project. Earn up to 12 college credits, get great Patterns, Functions & Algebra: Non- The goals of the project are to give internship experience from a Fortune Linear Functions students the experience of promoting 100 company and get paid to be part 4 & 7 p.m. Human Geography: People, and producing a music CD and to give of the magic. An information table will Places & Change: Alaska: The Last local and regional bands another be in the Lane Center Wednesday, Frontier? opportunity to be heard. April 8, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. You 4:30 & 7:30 p.m. Bridging World If you have an original song (with can also contact Amy Shimko at x4403 History: Food, Demographics and or without lyrics), submit your work to or [email protected]. Visit Culture the department in Guild 119. If your www.disneycollegeprogram.com to 5 & 8 p.m. American Cinema: The song is already produced, submit it on apply. Select E-PRESENTATION when Combat Film CD. Produced music must be received StateLines/6 Nighttime On-Campus Programming: Wednesday: 5 p.m. Dr. Robert Moore 9 p.m. FSU Women's Lacrosse Game vs. 3 & 6 p.m. SciFiles: The Case of the Nighttime On-Campus Programming: Susquehanna Mysterious Materials 9 p.m. FSU Women's Volleyball vs. 11:15 p.m. FSU Men's Basketball vs. La 4 & 7 p.m. Social Studies in Action: The Waynesburg 9/13/2007 Roche College 1/8/2005 Amistad Case 11:30 p.m. FSU Jazz Band Fall 2007 Tuesday: 4:30 & 7:30 p.m. The Habitable Planet: Atmosphere Friday: 3 & 6 p.m. Down to Earth Episode 1: 5 & 8 p.m. Essential Science for 3 & 6 p.m. NASA: Destination Tomorrow, Climate Change Teachers: Physical Science: Heat & Program 19 3:30 & 6:30 p.m. LEAD-TV Episode 4: Temperature 3:30 & 6:30 p.m. Learning Math: Student & Community Involvement Numbers & Operations: Fractions & on Campus Nighttime On-Campus Programming: Decimals 4 & 7 p.m. Think Talk Spotlight: Miss 9 p.m. FSU Men's Basketball vs. Lake 4 & 7 p.m. Earth Revealed: Mass March and Director's Cut With Danny Erie College 1/7/2005 Wasting Boyle 10:30 p.m. FSU Women's Volleyball vs. 4:30 & 7:30 p.m. Connecting With the 4:30 & 7:30 p.m. President's Concert Marymount 9/29/2005 Arts: Teaching Practices Library 6-8: Fall 2008 Thursday: Constructing a Community 5:30 & 8:30 p.m. Going Green With Dr. 3 & 6 p.m. Down to Earth Episode 1: 5 & 8 p.m. Exploring the World of Music: G Episode 1 Fall 2008 Climate Change Music and Memory Nighttime On-Campus Programming: 3:30 & 6:30 p.m. LEAD-TV Episode 4: 5:30 & 8:30 p.m. American Passages, a 9 p.m. Frostburg Roadtrip: New York Student & Community Involvement Literary Survey: Poetry of Liberation 10 p.m. Channel Cats Benefit Concert on Campus Nighttime On-Campus Programming: for the Dept. of Mass Communication 4 & 7 p.m. Think Talk: The Advicebyte 9 p.m. FSU Men's Basketball vs. Hilbert 11:30 p.m. FSU Percussion Ensemble Fall Show College 2/10/2007 2006 4:30 p.m. Insights Featuring Dr. Gregory 10:30 p.m. FSU Women's Basketball vs. Wood Villa Julie 12/03/2006
Community FSU Events Calendar MONDAY, APRIL 6 Identity Theft Is Topic *Greek Council...... 5:45 p.m...... Lane 201 at AAUW Meeting TUESDAY, APRIL 7 The American Association of *Men’s Tennis: Penn State Behrend ...... 3 p.m...... Away *RLO Room Lottery...... 5 p.m...... Lane Manicur Hall University Women, Frostburg Branch, *RHA General Assembly...... 5 p.m...... Dunkle Hall 218 will hold its monthly meeting *BSA Black Art Expo ...... 8 p.m...... Lane 201 Tuesday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the *CMENC Secondary-Instrumental Recital...... 8 p.m...... PAC Pealer Recital Hall Fellowship Hall of the United Methodist Church in Frostburg. Before WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 the business meeting, Lt. Cindy *Baseball: La Roche (DH) ...... 1 p.m...... Home Powers, a senior supervisor with the *Women’s Softball: La Roche (DH)...... 3 p.m...... Away *Men’s Tennis: Pitt-Bradford ...... 3 p.m...... Home University Police Department, will give *BURG Meeting...... 4 p.m...... Cordts Center Leake Room a presentation on identity theft. *Women’s Lacrosse: Shenandoah...... 4 p.m...... Home For info, contact Yvonne Beal, *RLO Room Lottery...... 8 p.m...... Lane Manicur Hall Frostburg Branch AAUW president, at 301-689-6849. THURSDAY, APRIL 9 – Maundy Thursday *Athletics: Sneaker Sale...... 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m...... Lane Manicur Hall *Sierra Student Coalition Blackout Day...... noon-1 p.m...... Campuswide *Mass Comm. High Def Camera Launch Party..... 1-4 p.m...... Lane 201 International *UPC Thursday Night Game Mania ...... 7 p.m...... Lane Derezinski Lounge *SGA Meeting ...... 7:30 p.m...... Dunkle Hall 218 Study Abroad *Delta Omicron American Music Concert...... 8 p.m...... PAC Pealer Recital Hall Come to a study abroad information FRIDAY, APRIL 10 – Good Friday session Thursday, April 9, at 5 p.m. in *UPC Feature Film: “The Spirit” ...... 8:30 p.m...... Lane 201 the CIE Office in Fuller House (across the street from Braddock House and SATURDAY, APRIL 11 near the wind turbine). *Men’s/Women’s Track & Field at Bucknell Bison Classic The deadline to study abroad in *Men’s/Women’s Track & Field at Lynchburg College Classic spring 2010 is Friday, Sept. 25. *UPC Off-Campus Trip: Shopping in Altoona, Pa. Bus departs at 10 a.m. from PAC Lot *Baseball: Hilbert (DH) ...... 1 p.m...... Away *Women’s Softball: Hilbert (DH)...... 1 p.m...... Home *UPC Feature Film: “The Spirit” ...... 8:30 p.m...... Lane 201 Activities for Life For info, Amy Nazelrod, AFL coordinator, at SUNDAY, APRIL 12 – Easter x7934 or [email protected]. *Men’s/Women’s Track & Field at Bucknell Classic *CCM Mass...... noon & 8 p.m...... Cook Chapel Youth and Advanced Swimming Lessons *Planetarium: Earth From Bright Stars ...... 4 & 7 p.m...... Tawes Hall Youth and advanced swimming *UPC Feature Film: “The Spirit” ...... 8:30 p.m...... Lane 201 lessons will be offered Mondays and * Open to the public. Questions? Call 301-687-4411. All information subject to change. Wednesdays, April 13 to April 29, Note: FSU is committed to making all of its programs, services and activities accessible to persons from 6 to 6:50 p.m. in the FSU pool. with disabilities. To request accommodations through the ADA Compliance Office, call 301-687- The swim lessons are for children 4102 or use a Voice Relay Operator at 1-800-735-2258. ages 5 to 12. The youth swim lessons are separated into skill levels. The advanced swim lessons are for those interested in learning advanced skills Eyes on the Road, Hands on the Wheel or preparing for a swim team. Advance registration is required. Don’t Use the Phone While Driving!