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Student Affairs Undergraduate Catalog 2011-2012 6:00 P.M., with Pick-Up at 12:00 Noon, 12:30 P.M., Or After Student Affairs 3:30 P.M 32 Student Affairs Undergraduate Catalog 2011-2012 6:00 p.m., with pick-up at 12:00 noon, 12:30 p.m., or after Student Affairs 3:30 p.m. The center participates in the Florida Voluntary Pre- The Division of Student Affairs seeks to enhance the Kindergarten (VPK) Program for four-year-old children, academic mission of the University by promoting a vast and is available within the hours of the full-day program. array of educational, social, and cultural opportunities and Step Up For Students Kindergarten Scholarship is programs. We believe that a student’s education takes available for all low-income kindergarten families. place both inside and outside the classroom. We aim to A part-time developmentally appropriate hands-on provide an environment that supports the growth and early Childhood Toddler program is available for children 2 development of our students by catering to their social, to 2 ½ years of age for students, staff, faculty, alumni, and intellectual, emotional, and spiritual needs. From the neighboring community. orientation to job interview skills, volunteer opportunities to A part-time Edu-Care/Flex-Time program is available multicultural programs, health care screenings to for students and faculty on campus for limited time periods residential life, Student Affairs is here to help you make offering a safe and nurturing setting for their 3 or 4-year- the most of your college experience. old child who has achieved bathroom independence. The The following are Student Affairs departments and program requires a minimum two hours/two days per week programs: semester contracted time block between 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 pm., Monday through Friday, and 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. CAMPUS LIFE Monday through Thursday. Financial support is available for all programs for FIU The Department of Campus Life creates learning and Pell Grant eligible students in addition to the VPK and leadership opportunities that expose students to a Kindergarten Scholarship. Center enrollment priority is diversity of ideas and experiences and develop the given to children of FIU students. To request an admission following skills: leadership, communication, problem- form, stop by the center or call (305) 348-2143. solving, program planning, organization, implementation, Web site: http://www.fiu.edu/~children. evaluation, and most importantly, the opportunity to Get Involved on Campus. Activities such as planning SORORITY AND FRATERNITY LIFE Homecoming events, Student Government, movies, athletic events, pep rallies, concerts, comedy shows, Greek organizations—fraternities and sororities— lecture series, multicultural theme weeks, and community contribute to the university by promoting leadership, service are a few of the fun and educational programs scholarship, service, social activities, and brotherhood and offered through the department. Students may form sisterhood. additional organizations and clubs that promote the An Interfraternity Council governs men’s fraternities, a University’s educational mission and the development of Multicultural Greek Council governs historically one’s personal attributes. Campus Life activities are co- multicultural-based fraternities and sororities, a National curricular and cover all aspects of the educational Pan-Hellenic Council governs historically African- experiences and personal growth of students. Over 210 American fraternities and sororities, and the Panhellenic registered organizations exist to enrich campus life and Council governs women’s social sororities. The Order of contribute to the social, cultural, and academic growth of Omega is the honorary leadership society of fraternities students. and sororities that promotes leadership and scholarship The Department of Campus Life includes the Student among Greeks. Rho Lambda is the honor society that Government Association, Black Student Union, Council for recognizes women for their leadership contributions to the Student Organizations (MMC), Student Organizations Panhellenic Council and for high academic achievement. Council (BBC), Student Programming Council, Honors Formal recruitment periods. Membership Intake Processes Council, Greek Organizations, Multifaith Council, are held Fall or Spring semester depending on the Homecoming Council, and Panther Power (BBC). organization and council. For more information, please Location: GC 2240, Modesto A. Maidique Campus, (305) check our website. 348-2138; WUC 141, Biscayne Bay Campus, (305) 919- Location: GC 2240, Modesto A. Maidique Campus, (305) 5804. 348-2138. Web site: http://www.fiu.edu/~greeks/. CHILDREN'S CREATIVE LEARNING CENTER STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Established in 1975, the Children’s Creative Learning The Student Government Association is comprised of Center, an Educational Research Center for Child representatives from all Schools and Colleges who are Development, is a SACS accredited, Gold Seal Program. elected by the student body. There is a Student The center, a department within the Division of Students Government Council at both the Biscayne Bay Campus Affairs, is located on the Modesto A. Maidique Campus and Modesto A. Maidique Campus. SGA is responsible and offers an array of programs for young children. for overseeing and appropriating the Activity and Service A full-day developmentally appropriate hands-on early (A&S) fees paid by all students each semester. These education program is available for children of students, fees fund many of the campus life events, student faculty, staff, alumni, and the neighboring community. activities, and clubs and organizations. SGA also acts as The program serves children who have achieved the liaison between the students and administrative areas bathroom independence between the ages of 2 ½ through of the University, specifically speaking, and lobbying on five 5 years, Monday through Friday, from 7:45 a.m. to behalf of students. Undergraduate Catalog 2011-2012 Student Affairs 33 SGA members represent the student body on The Center for Leadership and Service is dedicated to University-wide committees and task forces to ensure developing the leadership capacity and service ethic of all student representation at the administrative level. SGA students, regardless of position or title. meets regularly and students are highly encouraged to Location: GC 242 Modesto A. Maidique Campus, (305) attend meetings and become involved in all aspects of 348-6995; WUC 256, Biscayne Bay Campus, (305) 919- Student Government. 5360. Location: GC 211, Modesto A. Maidique Campus, (305) Web site: http://www.leadserve.edu. 348-2121; WUC 141, Biscayne Bay Campus, (305) 919- 5680. MULTIFAITH COUNCIL CENTER FOR LEADERSHIP AND The Multifaith Council serves student groups involved in a variety of activities. Professional representatives from SERVICE various faiths are available for personal appointments. The Center for Leadership and Service (CLS) provides Individual denominations sponsor campus-wide programs students with developmental and experiential opportunities including worship, study groups, social gatherings, and that foster leadership and community engagement, cultural events. Campus Ministry sponsors programs and grounded in values and moral purpose. Through activities which are non-denominational. leadership education, service learning, advocacy, and Location: GC 318, Modesto A. Maidique Campus, (305) volunteerism, students will become active global citizens 348-3902; CM 101, Biscayne Bay Campus, (305) 919- on campus, in the community, and in the workplace. 5247. Leadership education is both curricular (for credit) and co-curricular (non-credit). PAD 3431 Exploring Leadership CAREER SERVICES is a three-credit introductory leadership course open to all Career Services (CS) assists registered students at all students. SOW 4932 Service Learning examines social University locations with career plans and employment issues and develops a response through a service project. needs across academic disciplines, and with all types of These courses are part of an academic certificate in employers: business and industry, education, technology, Leadership Studies offered through Public Administration. government, science, construction, manufacturing, Non-credit leadership development programs range from telecommunications, transportation, military and defense, one-hour skill building workshops, to semester-based and consumer products and services that may be for-profit programs, to a year-long living/learning community on or non-profit. CS works closely with the CS offices that are campus. All of these programs are interactive and located in the School of Hospitality and Tourism experiential in nature and are offered at a variety of times Management, College of Business Administration, and to accommodate our diverse student population. Programs College of Law. CS’s high-tech and high-touch philosophy are developmental in nature, so students can begin with offers 24-7 services plus individualized attention through an entry-level program and progress to more advanced intake hours and one-on-one appointments. leadership training while at FIU. Consult the department CS encourages students to register with the office web site for program descriptions and application details, immediately after enrolling in classes---whether as a www.leadserve.fiu.edu. freshman, a transfer, or a graduate student. The office CLS is also the central office for service development, can help you identify a major, find an internship, or locate by offering a clearinghouse and resource center for a career that
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