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Monday, April 30th 2017 Tom Gifford will be defending his thesis for MA Applied Sport Psychology, titled “Employee Perception and Usage of The Arbinger Institute’s Outward Mindset in an Adventure Leadership Setting”. East Campus Room 101 from 10-11am.

On Wednesday, April 25th Cody Van Ry will be defending his thesis for Sports Psychology on the subject of “The Relationship of Sleep and Stress in NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball”. It will be at East Campus in room 108 at 3P.M.

…for the MLA Citation and Google Docs workshop, 3 pm, McD212. Many of your final papers will probably require MLA citations, so this is your chance to get the latest scoop on the format, and, best of all, it’s FREE! Sponsored by the Writing Studio, 719-589-7898, writingstudio@adams.edu.

The Paw Print, Adams State’s newspaper, is hiring Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editor for the 2018-19 year. Duties included overseeing paper production and publication, writing stories, and supervising staff. Pay is $13/hour, 10 hours a week expected. Must be a current Adams State student, 2.0 minimum GPA, and must have Wednesday nights available. Work Study approval not necessary. Interested? Email letter of interest, resume, and letter of recommendation to avaldez@adams.edu by 5:00 pm April 23. The Paw Print wants YOU!!

Fastenal of Alamosa is hiring for summer positions and will be on campus this Friday, April 27 from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. They are an industrial supply company that does business with local agricultural and construction clients as well as the general public. If you are interested in part-time summer employment with a potential to become a long-term outside rep, visit their booth and talk with them about their application process. They are good about working with class schedules and are interested in hiring college students.

For additional information about job opportunities and internships, stop by the jobs board outside the Civic Engagement and Career Services offices on the first floor of Nielsen Library.

Come play Dungeons and Dragons with the cast of SHE KILLS MONSTERS following this Saturday evening’s performance. We will meet in the Theatre lobby at 9:30 p.m. and play until … we’re done. Pizza will be provided with a suggested donation of $2-5. Call 719-587-8499 for tickets to the play. The production opens this Friday and runs April 27, May 4, and 5 @ 7:30 p.m. and May 6 @ 2 p.m.

Interested in graduate school? Interested in higher education?
Come see what the Higher Education Administration & Leadership (HEAL) graduate program has to offer…
Monday, April 30, 2018
11:30 – 1:30
Graduate Student Success Center (EC 105)
Light refreshments will be served.

There are potential scholarship opportunities through the PPOHA grant.
For more information contact the HEAL Director, Dr. Melissa L. Freeman, at (719) 587-7934 or heal@adams.edu

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BBQ
You are invited to join the School of Business Faculty and Staff for a BBQ on Friday – April 27th.
11:30AM – 1:00PM or until the food runs out.
This event will be held on the lawn area between Richardson Hall and the School of Business.

The Adams State University Luther Bean Museum, located on the second floor of Richardson Hall, is currently accepting applications for summer work-study.
Must be available to work during the museum’s open hours: 1:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. M-F (not necessary to work all those hours).
Main duties will include greeting visitors and assisting with any questions and guiding tours.
For more information please email lutherbean@adams.edu.

The Salazar Internship is a competitive, paid internship, sponsored by the Emma & Henry Salazar donation, which supports the activities of the Salazar Rio Grande del Norte Center. The Salazar Center is dedicated to the study and preservation of the natural and cultural resources of the upper Rio Grande region. One intern per semester will participate in educational, curatorial, and/or research related activities to support the goals of the Salazar Center, which is located in the Luther Bean Museum, located on the second floor of Richardson Hall. Training is part of the internship experience.

Qualified applicants must be in their junior or senior year and have an interest in museum studies. Applicants must be detail oriented, punctual, and dedicated to their studies. This internship would be most beneficial to students seeking degrees in art, history, anthropology, business, education or other programs. Interns are expected to commit 6 to 8 hours per week to internship related activities.

Students interested in this internship need to email lutherbean@adams.edu requesting an application. The application due date is May 1.

Are you looking to earn credits over the summer online? Women’s Studies is offering two courses online this summer, Women and Activism and Women and the American Experience.

Register today or contact Nancy Provolt at nprovolt@adams.edu with any questions.

Matthew Greenfield will be defending his thesis titled Stance Variance Effect on Horizontal Displacement and Barbell Peak Speed During the Pull Phases of the Clean. The presentation will begin at 4:30 P.M. on Wednesday the 25th of April in East Campus room 107.

On Wednesday, April 25th Cody Van Ry will be defending his thesis for Sports Psychology on the subject of The Relationship of Sleep and Stress in NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball. It will be at East Campus in room 108 at 3P.M.

We hope that this semester is going well! With only a few weeks of class left, and finals week rapidly approaching, now is a great time to use NetTutor to brush up on materials for exams, or get final papers proofread. NetTutor has tutoring available in a variety of subjects, and has tutors available for live sessions, to answer submitted questions, and review papers 24 hours a day, any day of the week. All questions and writing submissions to NetTutor will be returned with your tutor’s comments within 48 hours.
If you would like more information about how to access NetTutor, please visit
www.adams.edu/academics/ait/nettutor-information.php

Have a great rest of the semester!

Student Life is seeking 1-2 students to work in our office over the summer. Candidates must have a strong sense of responsibility, be a reliable self-starter, and have the ability to get their work done with limited direction. Primary responsibilities will be to assist with summer programming/event offerings, office work, customer service, covering The Loft for special events as needed, assisting with the food pantry and other exciting opportunities throughout the summer! Summer work-study eligibility (taking 6 credits in summer) is preferred, but not necessary. Up to 20 hours per week at $10.20 per hour. To apply, please send resume and letter of interest to jenicarter@adams.edu by Monday, 4/30 at noon.

NursingSchoolsAlmanac.com has just launched its second annual RN-to-BSN Scholarship competition. We will award a $2,500 scholarship for a registered nurse to pursue baccalaureate education through an RN-to-BSN program.
Interested students may visit www.nursingschoolsalmanac.com/career-resources and click the RN-to-BSN Scholarship banner on the right-hand side. Here they’ll find detailed guidelines on the scholarship competition and a link to the online application.