January 19, 1999

THE THEATER DEPARTMENT is casting the show "No Witness" that will be presented in Kiehle Auditorium February 9 and 10. The play is about date rape and the action takes place in a courtroom. There are parts for about a dozen men and women who play parts typical for courtroom dramas. The script only runs about 45 minutes. For more information about tryouts and the show, please contact George French via E-mail or all him at 281-8266. All UMC students are encouraged to participate.

TRADE SHOW TO BE HELD--Sign up now for the Trade Show that will be held during Ag Arama. Show will be held on Saturday, January 30 over at UTOC. To sign up contact Paul Aakre or Kip Kovarik. You can simply sign up by placing your name and product to be shown on the sign-up sheet on Paul's door.

WINNERS--The winner of the UMC Dairy Club raffle is Hillary Ness. She won $100.00 cash. The winner of the free rental of outdoor equipment from the Bede Info Desk is Karla Beckman. Tim Olsen is the winner of the Service Learning Center's drawing for a UMC T-shirt. Tim has volunteered on numerous occasions including the Car Care Clinic held by the Ag Industries Club. Thank you for volunteering Tim. If you are interested in a volunteer project e-mail Nfiorini or check out the Bulletin Board on your way to the Bookstore.

TEXTBOOKS--Pick up your remaining textbooks now. The Bookstore is in the process of returning unsold Winter Quarter textbooks. Please contact Leela at 281-8335 if you have any questions.

RACIAL LEGACIES & LEARNING: HOW TO TALK ABOUT RACE--Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural and International Programs, Live via satellite Wednesday, January 27 in SCC A, B, & C. Talking about race is never easy in American society. But it is necessary, and higher education can play a key role in facilitating dialogue.

THE 1999 MARTIN LUTHER KING CELEBRATION AT UMC--The theme: "Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On, Not A Day Off" January 22, 1999 in the Trojan Inn. Program: videotape (20 minutes), Joas Petithomme-Reflection on the Occasion; Liz Valdez-Sharing a Thought; Student Participation-Expressions of Solidarity; and Laurie Wilson-The Cutting of the Birthday Cake and Reflection.

NEW SERVICES AT THE BOOKSTORE--Expanded hours from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Film developing--24 hour service if dropped off before 11:00 a.m.. Cable payment drop-off box. UPS shipping. If you have any questions please see Leela in the Bookstore.

JANUARY IS BLOOD DONOR MONTH--Tuesday, January 26, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in Bede Ballroom. Sign up in the Sahlstrom Conference Center Entrance January 19-21. If you have any questions, contact Steve Shirley at 281-8184. Sponsored by Student Health Services and SIFE/Management Club.

REPRESENTATIVES FROM WALT DISNEY WORLD COLLEGE PROGRAM--Representatives from Walt Disney World College Program will be at Concordia College this winter to recruit students. The required seminar will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 18 in Ivers 386 followed by interviews that evening and the next day. If you have any questions please stop by the Counseling and Career Center, Bede Hall, room 106.

AG-ARAMA--Theme: We're from the country and we like it that way. Dates: January 27, 29, and 30.

Saturday's events will be held in UTOC. There will be a variety of games for everyone throughout the

day. Dance will be Saturday at the Crookston Armory from 9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. DJ is Class

Music and Lights Show. You will need a driver's license ID for those 21+. Please carpool and

designate a sober driver. There will be a $5.00 cover charge. Look for posters around campus for

more details. Everyone is welcome.

CAMPUS ASSEMBLY MEETINGS—All of the meetings will be held at 4:00 p.m. in Dowell Hall 207. Following are the dates: Winter Quarter, Thursday, January 28, 1999; and Spring Quarter, Thursday, April 22, 1999.

SEE A PHYSICIAN FREE--In an effort to better meet the health care needs of UMC students, Dr. Kanten will see students from 1:00 to 2:00 every Wednesday FREE of charge. Previously your health insurance was billed. This will no longer happen. You MUST make an appointment with Stacey, the school nurse, prior to being seen by Dr. Kanten. Any lab work and/or x-rays are the student's financial responsibility. Call Stacey at 281-8512 for more information.

LOCKERS AVAILABLE FOR RENT--There are lockers available all over campus for rent for $5.00 for the year. If you are interested please stop by the Bede Info Desk for more information.

NEW BOOK AT THE COUNSELING AND CAREER CENTER--The Complete Guide to Environmental Careers in the 21^st Century is now available for you to check out from the Counseling and Career Center, Bede Hall, room 106.

LEADERSHIP LUNCHEON SERIES--Sponsored as part of the Leadership Luncheon Series, FREE and open to all. Bring your lunch. Future Leadership Luncheons are: January 21, Kent Bruun, Customer Satisfaction; January 28, Etiquette Luncheon; February 4, Dress for Success; February 11, Interviewing & Resume Critique and February 18, Closing Luncheon. For more information contact Pam Holsinger-Fuchs.

REGISTER TODAY--DON'T MISS OUT!! UMC CAREER CENTER VIRTUAL JOB FAIR '99--We need the help of the total UMC community. As you may have seen the "Virtual" Job Fair posters around the campus advertising the Career Center's first "Virtual" Job Fair from February 8-19. This year we are making grand-scale recruitment more convenient for our students who will be looking for full-time, part-time, internships and seasonal jobs. We would like to have all staff and faculty encourage students to register with the Career Center and place their resume on-line so those employers have the opportunity to review them. We will help all students interested in registering develop a quality resume to post on our web-server. Juniors and seniors should be especially encouraged to register for the "Virtual" Job Fair. Our goal is to have between 400-500 resumes on-line for employers to review by January 31, 1999. All resumes posted will indicate the year that the student is in college and their graduation date for employer's information. If you are a student all you need to register is your laptop computer and an idea of how to create a resume anyplace, anytime, 24 hours a day. If you need hel0p stop by the Career Center and we will help you design a resume for the Web. Don't let the "Virtual" Job Fair 99 pass you by. Register today!!

BEDE LOUNGE WILL NOW BE OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M.--Bede Lounge will now be open until 9:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays.

EMERGENCY CLOSING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES--Informational: Radio: KROX (AM 1260), KYCK (FM 97), KQHT (FM 96), KTRF (AM 1230), KKAQ (AM 1460), KKCQ (AM 1480); Television: WDAZ (Channel 8), KVLY (Channel 11), and KXJB (Channel 4) will be notified. Voice messages will be left on campus telephones and the automated attendant at 281-6510. For more information pick up and copy of the Emergency Closing Policies and Procedures at the Bede Info Desk.

CHESTER FRITZ EVENTS—Students who are carrying 12 credits or more and are paying the Student fee are able to receive tickets at the Chester Fritz for 1/3 off the regular ticket price. For more information or to order tickets please see Kellee in the Counseling and Career Center, Bede Hall, room 106 or call her at 281-8586. Faculty and staff can also order tickets through Kellee but at the regular price.

SECURITY ISSUES--Please follow the posted signs at the Main entrance when entering the campus…the road to the left is ONE-WAY! Several near accidents have occurred this fall--with the Winter weather ahead, conditions will worsen. Stolen permits: lock your vehicle doors, several parking permits have been stolen from vehicles parked on the campus this past quarter. Towing and theft charges have been issued against two individuals in possession of the stolen permits. If you have any questions contact Gary Willhite, Director of Residential Life/Security Services, McCall Hall.

SEVERE WEATHER--When the University is shut down in case of a severe winter storm, Dining Services will offer the following meal schedule: NO BREAKFAST, Brunch: 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in Brown Dining Hall and Supper: 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. in Brown Dining Hall. If you have any questions please contact Debbie Stumblingbear in Dining Services.

WIN A FREE GIFT--REGAL’S PICK—Regal’s pick to WIN a Grand Theater movie pass. Each week a different student’s name will appear in the Regal’s Report. Spot your name to receive your free gift and bring your I.D. to the Student Activities Office, 120 Bede Hall.

TOWING OF VEHICLES--Vehicles parking on the campus without a valid parking permit will be towed at the owner's expense. Permits are available at the Business Office, Selvig Hall. If you have any questions, contact Gary Willhite, McCall Hall.

RELAX WITH A GAME OF POOL—Stop by the Bede Info Desk and check out the pool equipment. Pool tables are located on the second floor of Bede along with foosball and table tennis.

COMMUTER STUDENTS--Do you bring your lunch to campus or do you want to bring your lunch to campus and don't have a place to keep it cold? Well we have a refrigerator and a microwave oven for you to use in Bede Hall, room 116 (right across the hall from the Bede Info Desk). If you have any questions, please stop at the Bede Info Desk.

FAX MACHINE AVAILABLE FOR UMC STUDENT USE—You may send or receive a fax in the Counseling and Career Center, Bede Hall, room 106 for only $.50 per page.

PHONE MEDICAL EMERGENCIES--You must dial 9-911 when using the courtesy phone in Bede Hall or Morsel's for medical emergencies or on campus residence hall rooms.

LOST AND FOUND--The lost and found box is located at the Bede Information Desk. We have a purse, hats, backpacks, and several miscellaneous items.

HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL--You don't have to pay resort prices for a great skiing holiday -- if you choose Hostelling International-American Youth Hostels (HI-AYH) for your overnight accommodations. Overnight fees at 43 HI-AYH hostels located in some of the USA's top ski areas range from just $7.00 to $25.00 per person, per night. Many hostels have arranged special ski packages and a variety of discounts. For more information stop by the display rack in Bede Lounge.

STUDENT PAYROLL CHECKS--In order to ensure that students receive payroll checks on a timely basis, we need students and supervisors to assist in turning in time cards according to the biweekly payroll schedule. (Supervisors should have this schedule). Time cards need to be signed by the student and the supervisor and should be turned in immediately after the pay period ends in order to avoid delays. Paydays are every other Wednesday with checks available for pick up at the Business Office.

WEB EMPLOYER—Web Employer is a component that empowers employers we work with to post positions and search for candidate resumes over the web. This means less data entry for our office and staff and fewer hassles with faxing candidate resumes. Web Employer gives 1stPlace! up-to-date information on all employer activity by creating referral records so that we know which employers are contacting which applicants. Employers can only view active applicant resumes and are restricted from viewing any additional applicant information. Web components allow us to track and administer every interaction students and employers have with the system from the 1stPlace! database within our office. For more information contact the Counseling and Career Center, Bede Hall, room 106.

UMC’S E-MAIL POLICY—E-mail addresses and passwords are assigned to individuals and are not to be shared. Students are encouraged to select an obscure password and change it frequently. Access to, and use of, e-mail is a privilege and should be treated as such by all users. Computing services, including e-mail, may not be used for illegal or unauthorized purposes including: harassment, destruction of, or damage to, equipment, software, or data belonging to others; or the disruption or unauthorized monitoring of electronic communications. Using e-mail to participate in illegal acts is itself illegal and may be subject to prosecution by state and federal authorities. Use of e-mail for private business purposes unrelated to the University is not allowed. Students are responsible for using system resources wisely. Students who use the system in ways that are judged excessive or wasteful, may have their access taken away and may be subject to University disciplinary procedures.

BORED WITH NOTHING TO DO? The Bede Info Desk has the cure. We have for your use many fun and exciting games, including Yahtzee, Cribbage, Scrabble, Playing Cards and much more. Stop in today and chase those blues away.

CAMPUS AA GROUP—Students interested in starting a campus AA group may leave their names with Laurie Wilson in Bede Hall room 119. If there are enough interested students, we will identify space on campus for a regular meeting.

PARKING PERMITS—A reminder that all vehicles on campus must have a valid parking permit. Permits can be purchased from the Business Office in Selvig Hall. Vehicles without permits and/or parking in a No Parking Area will ticketed and/or towed. Thank you for your continued cooperation!

DAKOTA HEARTLAND HEALTH SYSTEM JOB OPENINGS are posted at the Counseling and Career Center, Bede Hall, room 106 weekly. Stop by and check out the open positions. Also available is a 24 hour job line.

LED READOUT BOARDS--If you would like a message on the LED readout board, please fill out a pink card at the Bede Info Desk and your message will be entered.

MORSELS MUGS ARE IN--The new Morsel Mugs are in. Price: $4.00/mug. For $.30 you can get refills of coffee or pop. Friday til 10:00 a.m. you can fill your mug FREE with pop or coffee. Stop by Morsel's today and get your mug!

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES—If you need classroom accommodations or support services, please stop by Bede Hall room 119 to make those arrangements.

SERVICES AVAILABLE AT THE CAREER CENTER—Undecided about a career? Come to the Counseling and Career Center and take the Campbell Interest and Skills Inventory, the Myers-Briggs, and check out the Discover Program. Available to UMC students for $12.00; High School students, $15.00; UMC affiliate, $10.00; Non-student, $30.00.