On Friday, January 4 members of the Study Abroad Task Force will be meeting with Randi Johnson from housing to talk about finding housing alternatives for students only on campus for a semester due to study abroad. If you are interested in attending, contact John Monaghan (jpmon@umich.edu)
The Academic Affairs Committee will be working with the Center for Complex Systems on planning the Energy theme semester for Fall 2008 and we all want the theme to have a huge impact on the U-M campus. We want your input on what types of events you would like to see relating to the energy theme year and will be holding an organizational meeting with professors and administrators to start planning events that reach out to students, staff, and the Ann Arbor community on Friday, January 11 at 2:30 in a TBA location. This is going to be a huge project and we will need as many people as possible to make this theme a success. If you are interested, email John Monaghan (jpmon@umich.edu) or Andrew Fileti (afileti@umich.edu).
The LSA Informational Technology Committee is meeting with Google - Ann Arbor on Monday, December 17. We are going to discuss the relationship between U of M and Google and how we can improve that relationship. Some ideas that we’re going to discuss are the use of Google Apps (like GMail) and creating a guest lecture series. If you have anything you’d like me to bring up at the meeting, please e-mail me. Armiller@umich.edu. Have a great break!
Just a reminder that BAC Receipts are due this Tuesday, December 11. Please turn them in at the LSA SG Office, 4152 Michigan Union. Email Leslie Zaikis, lzaikis@umich.edu, with any questions.
Before the general meeting on Jan 16 at 6 pm, SAPAA has planned the second advisory panel discussion of the year with directors and advisers from the Newnan Academic Advising Center. The focus of the meeting will be what we, as students, have learned or not learned from our advising experiences (both general and concentration). The meeting will be held in the advising center on the first floor of Angell Hall and food will be provided. If you are interested in attending (members and nonmembers of government alike), please contact John Monaghan (jpmon@umich.edu)
Members of AAC have a meeting with Carl Simon, the director of the Center for Complex Systems, on Friday Dec 14 at 1 in 321 West Hall. We will be discussing the concept of next fall’s theme semester and different events that we could help plan and implement to engage the university community. If you are interested in attending or have any suggestions, email John Monaghan (jpmon@umich.edu)
Student Life will be meeting on WEDNESDAY December 5 at 5:30. Our meeting will be in the SORC Conference Room (4th floor of the Union).
We’re going to be preparing things for the Study Day on Thursday, December 6. Blue Books, Candy, quartersheets, etc. We have to figure out some projects before Winter Break.
It’s also my last meeting as SLC Chair so please come!!!!
Student Life, Public Activities and Honor Council are all collaborating to put on LSA-SG’s annual Study Day. Study Day will be Thursday, December 6 in both Angell Hall and on the Diag. LSA-SG will provide free food, blue books, hot chocolate, and even massages to students so they can relax before finals. If you have any ideas for how LSA-SG can improve study day, please let us know. See you on DECEMBER 6.
We will be meeting at 6:30PM in MSA Chambers (3rd Floor of the Michigan Union). This meeting will be VERY VERY VERY long, and as a result Keith and Hannah will be providing pizza (or dinner of some sort). Notice the time change!
Important Notes: We will be having two meetings this night!!! An “out” meeting (the last meeting of the current reps) and an “in” meeting (the first meeting for the newly elected reps), one right after the other. You have the potential of acquiring FOUR absences for missing these two meetings this day!!! Additionally, chair and vice-chair elections for every committee/task force/advisory panel will be held this night. If you’re interested in running in the elections, make sure to talk with the current chair/vice-chair to learn more about the position.