Exploring 365 Days @ GSU

The Math Assistance Complex (MAC) is located in 122 Kell Hall (Closet to entrance/exit of Kell Hall on Peachtree Center Avenue). You can use their facilities for computer use, tutorial help, math textbook resources, and calculators. You can meet with a tutor one-on-one for any questions you may have in any of the following math courses:

• Math 0098: Elementary Algebra
• Math 0099: Intermediate Algebra
• Math 1070: Elementary Statistics
• Math 1101: Intro to Mathematical Modeling
• Math 1111: College Algebra
• Math 1113: Precalculus
• Math 1220: Survey of Calculus
• Math 2008: Foundations of Numbers & Operations
• Math 2211: Calculus I
• Math 2212: Calculus II
• Math 2215: Calculus III
• Math 2420: Discrete Mathematics
• Math 3050: Geometry & Spatial Scene
• Math 3070: Intro to Probability & Statistics
• Math 3090: Algebraic Concepts

Here are the MAC hours:

• Mondays-Thursdays: 9:00am-6:30pm
• Fridays: 9:00am-1:00pm

If you didn’t know, Georgia State is the most diverse university in the state of Georgia and 10% of our student body are comprised of international students. So, if you would like to know more about the international cultures represented at GSU, come enjoy All Ah We is One on Friday, September 30, 2011, from 6:30-10:00pm in the Student Center Ballroom.

The following cultures and many more will be represented:

• Caribbean
• Filipino
• Indian
• Latin
• American

Brought to you by Caribbean Student Association under International Student Association Council (ISAC).

Students are allowed to bring up to 2 non-gsu friends, with valid Panther I.D.

Want to know the difference between pledging versus hazing in the NPHC (National Pan-Hellenic) Community? Join the Zeta Mu Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated as they present “Phool’s Gold,” a panel of seasoned greeks for a discussion on these topics. Come out on Thursday, September 29, 2011, at 7:00pm in Speaker’s Auditorium.

I apologize for being MIA on my blog for a few days. I haven’t had consistent internet access since Friday.

On Thursday, September 29, 2011, the 2011 Homecoming Court will be announced in Library Plaza at 12:30pm.

Also, the artist who will be performing at our 2011 Homecoming Concert will be revealed Thursday afternoon in the plaza too.

Some come out and see you there!

Georgia State student Baylye Boxall has created her own t-shirt company called Puffkeepsie Clothing Company and you can check out her t-shirt designs by following this link to her facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/puffkeepsieclothingcompany?sk=info#!/puffkeepsieclothingcompany

T-shirts are about $20. Help her by “liking” her Facebook page and once she has 500 Likes, she can create an online store!

Some great changes have been made for our football season so check out the following changes:

1) Time Changes-All of the remaining home games, except Homecoming Game will begin at 2:00pm

• Saturday, October 8-Murray State @ 2pm
• Saturday, October 22-South Alabama (Homecoming) @ 3pm
• Saturday, November 5-St. Francis @ 2pm
• Saturday, November 19-Campbell @ 2pm

2) Additional Lowel Level Seating for Students

• 4,000 more lower level seats have been added for students and the barricades have been removed
• Student seating is not allowed in reserved seat sections though

3) White Out Game-October 8, 2011 (vs. Murray State)

• Dress in white! And the Panthers will be playing in their white jerseys.
• First 5,0000 students through the gates will receive a free white t-shirt
• Each GSU student can redeem 1 FREE Companion Ticket for the Murray State Game (stop by the GSU Atheltic Box Office up until 5:00pm on Friday, October 7, 2011)

Facebook event for Murray State: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=151042314989610

The winners of the 2010/2011 Bauru/Atlanta Piano and Vocal Competition will be having two concerts on 09/22 and 09/24.

Thursday, September 22, 2011 (7:30pm at Rialto Center for Performing Arts)

• Winners of the 2010 competition, which was held in Brazil will perform at GSU’s Rialto

Saturday, September 24, 2011 (7:30pm at Kopleff Recital Hall)

• Winners of the 2011 Bauru/Atlanta Piano & Vocal Competition will perform

Both events are free and and sponsored by the Center for Collaborative and International Arts (CENCIA)

Turner Field Parking will be available for GSU students on Thursday, September 22, 2011.

On Friday, September 23, 2011, Turner Field Parking will be closed.

*Check your email about this update from Parking and Transportation

Any senior males at Georgia State who have earned 90 credit hours can still apply for Homecoming Court as Homecoming King! Pick up an application at the Spotlight Programs Board Office in Suite 380 in the Student Center. The application is due on Friday, September 23, 2011 at 4:30pm.

The application requires the following:

• Community Service Verification Form
• 3 Short Answers
• Resume
• Unofficial Transcript
• Recommendation letter from President of student organization or faculty/staff on campus

So who will be the next Homecoming King? Apply to become the 2011 Homecoming King!

So you know about Cat Chat right? Cat chat gives you wireless connections around campus, but now you can get Cat Chat 2x beta on your smart phones!

CatChat 2x will appear as BR-549-Beta on the following phones:

• Android
• Blackbery OS 5
• Blackberry OS 6
• iOS4 (Apple)

Enjoy this new wi-fi connection for students, faculty, and staff!

Ever watched The Buried Life on MTV? Well the guys from the show will be on Georgia State’s campus on Wednesday, August 21, 2011. Hear their stories of crossing off things on their bucket list and ask them any question you want! Check it out at the Student Center Ballroom at 3:00pm-6:00pm.

Here are some things off their bucket list:

• “Make A Million Dollars”
• “Get Married in Vegas”
• “Ask out the Girl of your Dreams”

Sponsored by Campus Events.

 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, will be having different programming events throughout the week of September 19-September 25, 2011:

• Monday, September 19, 2011 

        -Peppermint Affair (7:13pm in Senate Salon)

      -Business Attire and bring your resume (professional or co-curricular)

• Tuesday, September 20, 2011

       -Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? (7:13pm in Urban Life 220)

     -Business Casual

• Wednesday, September 21, 2011

     -The State of the Black Family in Media (8:13pm in Urban Life 200)

     -Casual

• Friday, September 23, 2011

     -Game Night (7:13pm in UC 480/485)

    -Casual

• Saturday, September 24, 2011

     -Community Service (Sign-up Sheet at the Delta Door)

• Sunday, September 25, 2011

     -Church Service (9:00am) -Sign-up Sheet at the Delta Door

Ever wondered when the Chick-fil-a in University Center would start selling milkshakes? It’ll be here soon! Signs posted in Panther’s Club say “Coming Monday.” After speaking to an employee at Chick-fil-a, it’ll be here as soon as possible, as they are still trying to figure out some logistics. So be patient!

They will sell the following flavors:

• Oreo Cookie
• Strawberry
• Chocolate
• Vanilla

Cost will be approximately $2.65

The Governor’s Office has an internship opportunity that will be available to students beginning Monday, September 19.   Applications due as soon as possible.  The Office of Constituent Services responds to the Governor’s mail, e-mail, and phone calls from the public. Staff conducts research on a broad range of policy issues in order to respond to constituents’ requests. Constituent Services interns should be comfortable communicating with the public on the telephone, and have a pleasant demeanor. This internship will last until December and for more information go to the following  link to their General FAQ:  http://intern.gov.georgia.gov/00/channel_modifieddate/0,2096,97947509_98477487,00.html

Each applicant will need to send in their  resume as well as a writing sample to swilkinson@georgia.gov

Like to dance and workout in Zumba? Enjoy the beautiful weather this fall outside in Woodruff Park, every Saturday morning, from 9:00am-10:00am, right in front of the waterfall (adjacent to Starbuck’s next to Aderhold Learning Center).

Enjoy your Zumba workout! And go with your GSU friends!

Student Government Association will have a petition posted outside their office (Suite 400 in University Center), starting at 12pm on Friday, September 16, 2011, to advocate to have the MEGA ONE STOP SHOP open one week before fall semester starts. This will give students plenty of time to take care of holds and other issues on their account before fees are due the Friday before the start of the fall term, and this will allow more students to be helped at a busy time for the One Stop Shop.

Please tell your friends and SGA needs 1,000 student signatures. So let your voice be heard and sign your name!

Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=161583220593171

Had fun at the 1st Panther Prowl in August or haven’t been to one yet? Enjoy the great tradition of the monthly Panther Prowl on Friday, September 16, 2011, from 8:00pm to 1:00am.

The theme is Game Over!

• Free FOOD
• Arcade games
• Halo and Rock Band tournaments,
• Dance Revolution, keepsakes, and so MUCH MORE!

Don’t let your Friday night go to waste! Come to the Panther Prowl to enjoy yourself and have a great time. See you there!

GSU DANCE ENSEMBLE AUDITIONS

When: SEPTEMBER 16, 2011

         2pm – 4pm (Arrive early to stretch)

Where: 2nd Floor of the REC Center

REQUIREMENTS
• GSU Students Only
• Some level of dance training
• Some form of dance attire
• $7 Audition Fee

For more information or questions please contact us at GSUDanceEnsemble@gmail.com

On Thursday, September 15, 2011, Student Government Association will hold their bi-weekly meeting at 7:00pm in Sinclair Suite (2nd floor of Student Center).

This will be a great opportunity to know who your student representatives are for your specific college. Each senator of SGA represents about 1,000 students on campus and SGA is the official voice of the students, who act as the liaison between the study body and administration on campus.

If you have any concerns or feedbacks, please let your voice be heard at SGA’s next senate meeting.