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Lunch Bunch Tuesday, October 13, 2015 12:30pm | T119 AEG Alpha Epsilon Gamma has had a GREAT start to the Fall 2015 Semester!! Alpha Epsilon Gamma New Member Orientation meetings every Tuesday and Thursday through October 30, 2015. Our Fall recruitment brought us a Lambda Class of 24 members. AEG participated in the Fall Info Fair. AEG also participated in the October 1, 2015 Domestic Violence Stilleto and Sneaker walk with – former Buffalo Bills player – Steve Tasker – at the YWCA. We made the front page of the Batavia Daily news. AEG will be co-sponsoring the following upcoming events, Think Pink and Shine the Light on Domestic Violence this month. Think Purple – Violence Against Women awareness every Thursday – Wear Purple!! We are very excited about this year!! African American Student Union – not represented Anime Club Magic the Gathering Card tournament will be moved to next Semester Date set for AniRave Assisting the GSA with their Anime-themed Coming Out Day on the 15th of October/plan on having mixed club days Club will be attending Fox-Prowl Con in November Apple Core – not represented Art Club Trying to get everything organized. We meet every other Tuesday in E-218. We will be painting Sugar skulls for Day of the Dead, we will be going to Corning Museum of glass. We had Nate Hodge come in and tell us about his artwork that was on display in the gallery. ASL Club – not represented 1 Business Forum Made arrangements to invite/host several guest speakers for our Fall Schedule, Tanya Lane-Martin was our first speaker. We have the bookstore manager and Jamie Edwards from Career Services on the schedule. Four of our members have been selected to participate in the Student Day in the Field program with the Buffalo/Niagara Sales & Marketing Executives organization on Monday, October 26th, 2015. CAB Tomorrow we will be showing Furious 7 for our Dinner and a Movie Event. Starts at 5 in the Union, need to sign up a head of time in the Student Activities Office Thursday we will be having a spoken word poet, Odd Rod for our 3rd Thursday event. Starts at 7pm in the Union Sunday October 18th there will be Game Day Sunday happening in the Union Our annual Halloween Dance will take place Thursday, October 29th in the Union. Tickets will go on sale next week. Cost is one dollar, or one can good. GCC students are allowed to bring one non-GCC student a well. Our next CAB meeting will be Wednesday October 21st at 5pm in the Union, everyone’s welcomed to come. CEO CEO Club met with leaders of the GCCEDC last week along with Brian Bell, CEO of First Wave Technologies. 15 students were in attendance and it was a great opportunity to hear about the STAMP developments currently underway in Genesee County along with advice from a successful local entrepreneur. The CEO Club will be attending the RIT Entrepreneurship conference on Friday, October 23rd. 14 students are currently registered to attend along with faculty members. Our next meeting is Thursday, November 12th at 12:30 pm. We will be hosting another business speaker presentation in the GCC EDC conference room. Cheerleading – not represented College Village Taco Night at 7pm, tonight October 17th – Grocery Bingo 10 pm October 19th – Pottery Painting 5pm October 23rd – Casino Night/Spa Night 9 pm October 25th – Door Decorating Contest and Pumpkin Carving Also continuing Habitat for Humanity Service Program We will be redoing soles for service program with Student Activities Looking to do a service program that involves animals at risk. Computer Repair – not represented 2 Cougarettes The Cougarettes have 9 team members and have been working very hard with developing new choreography and halftime routines for the upcoming Basketball Season and Competition season. This team has performed and/or participated at: Athlete for Athlete Events for Men’s & Women’s Soccer and Women’s Volleyball The Cougarettes sponsored the Fall Sports Rally on September 24, 2015 performing 3 songs! The team is currently selling Pulled Pork dinner tickets for their Fall Fundraiser with Center Street Smokehouse tickets on sale for $10 and you can pick up your dinners on Wednesday, October 28, 2015! Upcoming Performances: The Cougarettes will perform at the men’s basketball scrimmage on Friday, October 16 beginning at 7pm Courier – not represented Criminal Justice Holding elections next meeting (Oct. 15) Designing a t-shirt for a fundraiser Planning a trip to Washington DC for the Spring K-9 will be our guest speaker at the October 22nd meeting A representative from the FBI will be our guest speaker on November 5th Planning a holiday lunch Bringing ideas for some social activity to the next meeting CSU Club Previous Events: October 2nd, CSU Club’s “1st Friday Nights” Event- CSU hosted this event in the Student Union. About 25 GCC students attended. Jason McGuire, Executive Director of New Yorkers Family Research Foundation, was our guest speaker, along with acoustics by musician Alex Crossett. We began with coffee and snacks and ended with pizza & various games. Upcoming Events: Upcoming Guest Speakers- o October 15th, Pastor Allen Werk from St. Paul Lutheran Church o October 22nd, Pastor John Keller of Northgate Free Methodist Church o And several GCC student guest speakers throughout this Fall semester! October 15th, Free Homemade Lunch– o St. Paul’s Lutheran Church will be providing a free homemade lunch at our 12:30pm meeting in room S103. All are welcome; the food is always excellent!! October 15th & November 19th, Care-A-Van Ministries at the College Village- o CSU Club members will be helping Care-A-Van as they go door to door at the dorms to hand out free food and connect with the students to let them know our community cares about them. November 6th, CSU Club’s “1st Friday Nights” Event- 3 o All are welcome to attend. We will begin the evening at 7pm in the Student Union with coffee and snacks & acoustic guitar by the fireplace with musician Alex Crossett. At 7:30pm guest Chris Budzinack from Batavia City Church will be sharing how God pull him out of a life of addiction and restored his marriage, children & job. 8pm-10pm we will have pizza, soda, and games (cards, board games, giant jenga & giant connect 4, and the Union game tables will be open for use). November 13th-15th, BASICcon- o So far we have ten CSU Club members signed-up to attend the BASIC conference held at the Rochester Holiday Inn. This will be our 4th year attending the conference along with over 700 WNY young adults. This year’s event features live bands, comedians, entertainment, speakers and more. DECA Just returned from the annual NYC field trip, Wednesday, October 7-10. We visited numerous fashion related organizations and met some GCC alumni who gave suggestions on how to make it in the fashion industry. Making plans for our Fashion Speaker, Rose Callahan, Dandy Days on Wednesday, October 28th. Hoping that the entire GCC community will participate in the competition to dress as a Dandy and possibly win a copy of the book, I am Dandy. Still researching companies to produce for our Tartan plaid design and also looking to expand our plaid on miscellaneous products. The 35th annual fashion show will be held on Saturday, April 20th, 2016. The theme has been developed and will be called: Fashion is… Earth Club We sent an e-mail this morning to students who expressed interest during Club Fair. We cleaned up around campus, and bought bushes that birds can eat from. We are waiting for approval from buildings and grounds to plant them. Education Club Friends of Educations: We will be making Friends of Education flower arrangements during the Fall Festival on October 15th. Please stop by our table and help put together a bouquet that will be distributed to the many offices and campus centers at GCC as a way to say “Thank you” for everything everyone does to support our education! Activity Day: The preschool children from the Day Care Center will be our guests on Tuesday, November 24th. We will be learning about children through play! Christmas Tree: We will be decorating a Christmas tree at the Holland Land Office Museum. Breakfast with Santa: We have been invited to participate in this event again. We will be providing craft activities for young children at Jackson School on Saturday, December 12th. CASA Holiday Gift Program: We will be providing holiday gifts for the CASA children. We would like clubs to sponsor a child. 4 Workshops: Several workshops are in the planning stages. o Classroom Management is schedules for Friday, October 16th. Film Club The film club has been meeting weekly, and is in the preproduction phase of our short film. We have scouted out several different location to shoot, even getting permission to shoot at a restaurant in Caledonia. We are also finalizing the plot of the story and nailing that down before we go out to actually shoot some video. Fine Arts – not represented Forum Players Working on fundraising, we will be doing a bake sale and a garage sale. Our up coming play, the audience gets to decide how it ends. Game Club – not represented Global Ed Education! It’s Your Right! Is it Everyone’s? Did you ever wonder what it is like to go to school in another country? Do all countries have a public school system? What do we take for granted in the United States that students in other countries have to struggle to attain? Come hear about the Educational Systems and School Experiences in Nigeria, Jamaica, Honduras, Jordan, and more at a panel discussion sponsored by the Global Education Committee and Student Activities Board.
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