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9-3-13 Pages PLAN2NEWS September 3, 2013 The Plan2News is delivered via email Welcome to the 40 every Tuesday and Acres! Friday. You can also view the pdf version online at the Plan II website. ITEMS IN BLUE ARE NEW; ITEMS IN RED ARE LAST CHANCE PLAN2NEWS 8. Texas Language Center 1. Plan II Convocation WEEKLY EVENTS 2. Plan II Girls Community Dessert STUDY ABROAD Meet-and-Greet 1. Study Abroad Fair 3. Plan II Getaway 2. Normandy Scholars Program & TUESDAY 4. The Liz Carpenter Lecture Series History Departmental Honors • Plan II Convocation 3. Rome Study Abroad Program - Featuring Gail Collins, New York • Tuesday, September 3 at 7 p.m. Summer 2014 Times Journalist and Editor Welch 2.224 5. Plan II World Lit Ambassadors Needed 6. Plan II/KIPP Mentoring Opportunity EMPLOYMENT AND INTERNSHIPS 7. Joynes Reading Room FB Page 1. Making the Most of the McCombs FRIDAY Undergraduate Career Expo 8. Plan II Sophomore Summit • Plan II GETAWAY! (Workshop) 9. Plan II Public Health Program • Friday, September 6 10. The Roger and Ann Worthington Essay 2. Daily Texan Tryouts in Plan II Honors 3. BBA Undergraduate Career Expo (All 11. Plan II Email Ambassadors Needed UT Students) 12. Update Your Contact Information with 4. Deloitte Consulting Info Session Plan II Targeting Plan II Students! 5. Fall 2013 Career & Internship Fair ACADEMIC ANNOUNCEMENTS 6. Harry Ransom Center Part Time 1. Join the Liberal Arts Council Positions 2. Join the Asian Business Students Association for Super Week USEFUL MISCELLANY 3. Senate of College Councils At-Large 1. About Plan2News Application 2. Submitting to Plan2News 4. Psychology Internal Transfer Information Sessions, Fall 2013 5. 2013-2014 Undergraduate Research Fellowships (fall competition) 6. Ensemble Audition and Registration Info for Fall 2013 7. Gilman International Scholarship Program Spring 2014 Online BY APOORVA MAHAJAN Application Open 1 to attend Getaway. Literature classes, and following the class, PLAN2NEWS escort the visitors back to the Normandy It's quite a bargain at $60. $30 of the Scholars Room (CLA 2.606). We will use Plan II Convocation charge is for the Getaway (transportation, Professors Hoad’s, Bertelsen's, Woods' Tuesday, September 3, 2013 at 7:00 PM food, beverages, Shakespeare and fun); and Garrison's Monday and Friday 11:00 in WEL 2.224 the other $30 pays for a LIFETIME World Lits, and Professor McDuffie's membership in the Plan II Students' Monday 11:00 World Lit. So if you are in Convocation is a required event for all Association (P2SA). Download forms any of those World Lit classes, please Plan II first-years, http://www.utexas.edu/ at http://www.utexas.edu/cola/progs/ volunteer if you don't have a Monday or cola/progs/plan2/current_stdnts/first-yr/). plan2/current_stdnts/first-yr/ Bring bring Friday 10:00 class. Students have an early dinner with their the three forms and a check for $60 (or Plan II World Literature fellow students cash) to the Plan II Honors office before We ask ambassadors to arrive at the and Plan II peer advisers prior to September 5, 2013. Normandy Room by 10:40-10:45 a.m. to Convocation. Invite your professor to ensure everyone arrives at the World Lit join you at dinner and at convocation— Getaway information and the registration class on time. (Volunteer ambassadors most love to take part. Convocation is form are available on the Plan II site: must be free 10--11 MWF.) Information required. If you have a class when http://www.utexas.edu/cola/progs/plan2/ sessions begin on Monday, September 9. Convocation is scheduled or if you are current_stdnts/first-yr/. If you won’t be If you have a class at 10:00 and can't attended the scholarship dinner at the 18 yet on the day of Getaway (Friday, escort visitor TO your World Lit class, but Texas Exes you will be excused but you September 6) be sure to use the "minor" you are free after World Lit (no 11:00 am must contact Mary forms. You can mail the forms in with the MWF class), then please consider Dillman, [email protected], check or bring it to the front desk at the escorting visitors BACK to the Normandy prior to Convocation. Plan II office (CLA 2.102) when you Room in CLA. arrive on campus. The Getaway Plan II Girls Community Group registration form is also where you join To volunteer, please contact P2SA Dessert Meet-and-Greet Plan II Students’ Association, which you Recruitment Chairs Stephanie Del ALL want to do. ¡Muy important! Paggio ([email protected]) & Rose This is a missional community group Palermo ([email protected]) p2re supported by the Austin Stone The Liz Carpenter Lecture Series [email protected] ASAP! Community Church and co-led by P2 Featuring Gail Collins, New York We need World Lit Ambassadors as soon seniors Sara Gordon and Chrissy Times Journalist and Editor as possible. The first information session Thompson. Next Tuesday, September 3rd Monday, September 9, 2013 at 7:00 pm of the fall semester is Monday, September there will be a dessert meet-and-greet to 9. Ideally, we will have three kick off the year, Chrissy's apt, 8pm. The Hosted by the Plan II Honors Program at ambassadors "on-line" and ready to go. group is open to all Plan II women, and the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center. Gail promises this isn't a bait-and-switch. P2 Collins was the first woman to edit the Plan II/KIPP Mentoring Opportunity M/C just really likes baked goods and New York Times op-ed page and has Monday September 9th 7PM In Joynes new friends (this means you freshmen...). written four books, including her latest, Reading Room When Everything Changed: The Amazing Normal meetings will resume Tuesday, Journey of American Women from 1960 Impact a kid's life through mentoring with September 10th at 8pm. If you have to the Present, published in 2012. Collins the KAL Mentoring program. Students questions, comments, dessert writes a semi-weekly op-ed column for will be paired with a middle school suggestions, or need directions to the Times, published Thursdays and student at KIPP Arts and Letters. The time Chrissy's apartment, email Sara Saturdays. She also co-authors a blog, commitment is approx. 1 hour per week, ([email protected]) or Chrissy The Conversation, with David Brooks, at suited to your schedule. With more ([email protected]). NYTimes.com, featuring political questions, or if you cannot attend the commentary. informational meeting, contact Marlee Plan II GETAWAY! Burns at [email protected]. Friday, September 6 2013 This event is free and open to the public. See:http://www.utexas.edu/cola/progs/ Joynes Reading Room FB Page Entering first-year students, Plan II peer plan2/news/6756 for details advisers P2SA officers and Plan II staff The Joynes Reading Room has a travel off campus for a killer BBQ dinner Plan II World Lit Ambassadors Needed Facebook page. Like us on Facebook to (with veggie options),swimming, water- First Information Session: Monday, stay informed about visiting writers this balloon battle, piñata, a Shakespeare September 9 semester, who will include Pulitizer Prize- performance, volleyball and other games. winning journalist Anne Hull, novelist Shady Springs has big beautiful oaks and Share your Plan II pride! We seek first- Caleb Crain, and poets Eduardo Corral a lush lawn. They have a spring on the year students to act as escorts for and Adelia Prado. We will also announce property so even when we are in prospective applicants (high school FREE BOOK GIVEAWAYS on "extreme" drought conditions, the grass is juniors and seniors). World Lit Facebook! soft and green. There's a big "party barn," ambassadors take visitors from Plan II so even if it's rainy, there's plenty of room admission information sessions to Plan II Sophomore Summit for fun. We want every first-year student Monday/Friday 11:00 am World Tuesday, September 17th, 5:30-7:00pm, 2 MEZ 1.306 required to complete the Plan II Major/ Please notify Plan II BA Degree. ([email protected]) when you Required for all Plan II Second Year change your email address, permanent Students Upcoming Program Information Sessions: address (usually your parents' address) or Tuesday, September 17, your combination majors/degrees. Our Sophomore Summit is an event where 12noon-1:00pm, GDC 2.402 (Gates Dell database does not automatically update Plan II formally welcomes all sophomores Complex) when you use UTDirect or change majors back for their second year at UT Austin Wednesday, September 25, at your Deans' offices. and gathers the group together as a class. 12noon-1:00pm, CLA 2.606 The purpose of the Sophomore Summit is Deadline to Apply: October 1, 2013 to briefly introduce students to several ACADEMIC offices/resources on campus, provide For More Information and Application guidance on customizing course choices Instructions Visit: http://www.utexas.edu/ ANNOUNCEMENTS (to prepare for thesis down the road), and cola/progs/plan2/current_stdnts/public- explain the year-long Sophomore health.php Join the Liberal Arts Council! Advising program. It is our hope that students leave the Summit with the The Roger and Ann Worthington Essay Applications for fall membership in the information and tools they need to Prize in Plan II Honors Liberal Arts Council are now open! Since investigate the many opportunities that Deadline: September 27, 2013 at 5:00 PM 1979, the Liberal Arts Council has served lay before them. In addition, we want as the official voice of liberal arts sophomores to start thinking about what Essays should be 1000 - 1500 words in students.
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