Opportunities Through Honors & Scholars

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OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH HONORS & SCHOLARS


New Hours at Honors and Scholars House!
Beginning Winter Quarter, the hours at Kuhn Honors and Scholars House will be the following:
Monday - Thursday 8am -9pm
Friday 8am- 5pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday 2pm -9pm


HONORS AMBASSADORS APPLICATIONS
Information Session: Tuesday, January 17th, at 7:00pm in 102 Kuhn Honors & Scholars House.
Application deadline: Friday, January 20th at 500pm

Do you love Ohio State University? Do you enjoy being a member of the Honors Program? Would you like to share your experiences with prospective students and their families? If so, apply to be an Honors Ambassador! The application deadline is January 20th! You can submit your application on-line beginning Thursday, January 5th at www.honorsambassadors.org. We are hosting information sessions with the advisors and some current Honors Ambassadors that are optional, but may help you to decide if you would like to apply! If you have any questions, contact advisors Laquore Meadows (meadows.125@osu.edu) or Brian Orefice (orefice.1@osu.edu).



Fireside Chat: "Supreme Court Justices: Will They Have an Impact on Law and Society?"
Kuhn Honors & Scholars House
Tuesday, January 17th at 6:00pm
Dr. Larry Baum, Professor of Political Science, will talk about the role of the Supreme Court and how their decisions impact your life every day. Special attention will be given to the current judicial nominee and how this may impact the balance of the Court.



BB King Tickets
Sponsored by Unity
Monday, January 23rd, 8:00:00 PM - 10:00:00 PM at the Palace Theatre
Tickets are $8. Tickets will be on sale at Kuhn Honors & Scholars House from 6:00pm-8:00pm on Wednesday (1/18) and Thursday (1/19) if tickets aren't sold out.

CAPA Presents: BB King! For more than half a century, BB King has defined blues for a worldwide audience. Time has no apparent effect on King, other than to make him more popular, more cherished, and more relevant than ever. Please bring cash for payment. Contact Marisa Andreozzi at andreozzi.1@osu.edu with any questions.



*HONORS SCHEDULING BONANZA*
Sponsored by University Honors & Scholars Center
Monday, January 23, 2006
5:00-6:30 pm
Kuhn Honors & Scholars Center

Wondering what cool honors courses are available here at OSU?
Wondering what certain Honors courses are like?

Then come to our quarterly Honors Scheduling Bonanza where you can talk to professors who teach Honors courses, mingle with other Honors students and talk with them about their experiences, and find out what new and interesting courses are being offered in Spring 2006.

The event will begin with a brief presentation from faculty members, followed by informal discussions with faculty about their courses. Refreshments will be served.

Questions? Contact Janet Sorrels at sorrels.1@osu.edu



Dinner & Dialogue – How Does the Supreme Court Interpret the Right to Privacy?
Dr. Larry Baum, Department of Political Science
Wednesday, January 25, 2006 5:30pm in the Kuhn Honors & Scholars House, Room 102

Description: There has been much debate about the right to privacy in the United States in the context of issues such as national security, civil rights and liberties, and developments in technology. What should we expect from the government in terms of the balance between individual privacy and societal interests? What role will the Supreme Court have in the protection of these rights? Come join us as Professor Baum facilitates the discussion about this important and timely issue. Dinner will be served, so please RSVP to Melissa Herman at herman.144@osu.edu



Volunteer for the University Scholar Maximus Competition!
Deadline: January 29th to Jocelyn Hollingsworth at hollingsworth.41@osu.edu

The University Scholar Maximus Competition will be held on the dates listed below. Each of the events will be held at the Ohio Union. Students who can volunteer will have several opportunities to assist, which include escorting students to their exams and assisting in the proctoring of the exam, escorting to different sessions, hosting during breakfast or lunch by answering questions and showing their excitement about Ohio State, giving tours of the different Honors residence halls, etc. We will need volunteers starting around 730am till 430pm on each day.

Friday, February 17th
Saturday, February 18th
Monday, February 20th
Friday, February 24th
Saturday, February 25th

If you are interested and have time available for any of these dates, please email Jocelyn Hollingsworth, one of our student volunteer coordinators, at hollingsworth.41@osu.edu with the following information by Friday, January 29th...

1) Name (as you wish it to appear on your nametag)
2) OSU username (i.e. smith.1234)
3) Major(s)
4) Availability for any/all of the 5 dates (i.e. before 12pm on 2/18, all day on 2/26)
5) Which Honors Residence Halls (Bradley, Siebert, Lincoln or Taylor) you have lived in (if any)

Jocelyn will email you the first week of February confirming the dates that we would like you to volunteer, and any additional information available at that time. Also, we will be certain to schedule any students who are applying to be Honors Ambassadors, and you may want to mention in your email to Jocelyn if you intend to apply.



The John Rudolph Book Program presents:
The Plot Against America by Philip Roth

The book is available in Kuhn Room 305 all this week at a discounted price of $8!

An editorial review by Valerie Lucas has this to say about the book: “The Plot Against America explores a wholly imagined thesis and sees it through to the end: Charles A. Lindbergh defeats FDR for the Presidency in 1940. Lindbergh, the "Lone Eagle," captured the country's imagination by his solo Atlantic crossing in 1927 in the monoplane, Spirit of St. Louis, then had the country's sympathy upon the kidnapping and murder of his young son. He was a true American hero: brave, modest, handsome, a patriot. According to some reliable sources, he was also a rabid isolationist, Nazi sympathizer, and a crypto-fascist. It is these latter attributes of Lindbergh that inform the novel.

Roth has written a magnificent novel, arguably his best work in a long time. It is tempting to equate his scenario with current events, but resist, resist. Of course it is a cautionary tale, but, beyond that, it is a contribution to American letters by a man working at the top of his powers. --Valerie Ryan¬

A dinner and discussion will be hosted by Dr. Rick Livingston, Associate Director of the Humanities Institute, during winter quarter. Watch H&S Net for more details, and don’t forget to get your copy of the book TODAY in 305 Kuhn!!



Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowship
Sponsored by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
205 Kuhn Honors & Scholars House
Applications are now available for The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowships. 60 fellowships for $5000 and 40 excellence awards of $2000 are available for the 2006 school year. In order to be eligible you must have applied to enroll as a full-time student in a post-baccalaureate program of study. You may complete and download an application online at www.phikappaphi.org. Applications are to be submitted to Cheria V. Dial in the University Honors & Scholars Center by February 1, 2006.



The application for the Business Administration Honors Cohort and Contract programs is now available at the following web site: http://fisher.osu.edu/programs/undergraduate/honors/cohort/cohort-application
or from the front desk in 120 Schoenbaum Hall.

The Business Administration Honors Cohort and Contract programs provide enriched academic experiences for students and the opportunity to graduate with honors in Business Administration. Students may apply for admission if they have at least a 3.50 GPA and have earned 90 hours (Rank 3) by Autumn 2006. Students must be admitted to the major program in Fisher College of Business no later than Spring 2006. Applicants will be chosen based on academic excellence, leadership, extracurricular activities, work experience, and essays.

Submit completed applications to Rm. 120 Schoenbaum Hall by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 3, 2006.
For more information, schedule an appointment with an honors advisor in Rm. 120 Schoenbaum Hall, 292-2715.



Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant
Sponsored by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Grants applications to study abroad are now available from The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. 38 $1000 study abroad grants are available for the 2006-2007 school year. In order to be eligible you must have at least a 3.5 gpa and have completed at least 56 semester hours but not more than 90 semester hours on or before January 15, 2006 to be eligible. You may complete an application online at http://www.phikappaphi.org/www.phikappaphi.org or call the Phi Kappa Phi National Headquarters at 800.804.9880 ext. 15 with questions. The deadline to apply is February 15, 2006.

Contact Cheria V. Dial at dial.3@osu.edu or the website : www.phikappaphi.org for more information.



"A Starry Night" Charity Ball
Sponsored by Mirrors Sophomore Class Honorary
Saturday, February 18th from 8-11 pm at The Huntington Club

Every year, Mirrors puts on a semi-formal dance to benefit the James Cancer Research Hospital. All proceeds from the dance directly benefit the hospital. It will be a fun-filled night of food, music and dancing, open to all OSU students. Look for more information soon about buying tickets! Contact Christine Zgrabik at zgrabik.4@osu.edu and visit http://mirrors.org.ohio-state.edu/



SPHINX SENIOR CLASS HONORARY APPLICATIONS
Sponsored by SPHINX Senior Class Honorary
Apply for one of the oldest traditions at The Ohio State University and become a part of the 100th class of SPHINX. Applications are now available at Kuhn Honors and Scholars House, Room 211 in the Ohio Union, Hale Center, Multicultural Center, and Room 100 Agricultural Administration Building, or online at http://sphinx.org.ohio-state.edu/.
Completed Applications must be submitted at Kuhn Honors and Scholars House by 5:00pm, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2005.
Contact Joe Ielapi at ielapi.1@osu.edu or the website : http://sphinx.org.ohio-state.edu/ for more information.


OTHER OPPORTUNITIES ON CAMPUS


LAST CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MAJORS!!!
Alpha Kappa Psi : Professional Co-ed Business Fraternity
Tuesday, January 17th at 7:30 pm in Schoenbaum 210

Attention all business majors/minors!!!! Alpha Kappa Psi : Professional Co-ed Business Fraternity is now pledging for Winter 2006. AKPsi is a professional, social, and service organization. It is a great way to get involved! Do you need to increase your network? Meet people with similar goals? Do you want to improve your resume? Find an internship? If so, please check us out at www.buckeyeakpsi.com. Contact Alexis Wagichiengo at wagichiengo.1@osu.edu with questions, and visit www.buckeyeakpsi.com


Sullivant Society Information Session
Wednesday, January 18th at 7:30 PM in the RPAC Griner meeting room

Are you looking for a fun and unique way of meeting new people? Do you like helping others and making a difference at Ohio State and in the greater buckeye community? Then the Sullivant Society wants to meet you! We are a junior/senior class honorary focused on leadership and service.

An information session will be held in the RPAC Griner meeting room on Wednesday Jan. 18 at 7:30 PM. Come learn more about how you can become a part of the Sullivant Society! For more information email sullivantsociety@hotmail.com or reinhart.44@osu.edu, or visit our website at www.sullivantsociety.org.ohio-state.edu.



OMA CAREER & JOB FAIR STUDENT ASSOCIATION - 33rd ANNUAL FAIR
JANUARY 18th – Ohio Union Ballrooms, 1739 N. High, 11:30am – 4:00pm

The OMA Career & Job Fair Student Association (CAJFSA) and its Coordinating Committee at The Ohio State University will host the 33rd Annual OMA Career & Job Fair in the Ohio Union Ballrooms, 1739 N. High, on January 18. The event begins at 11:30 a.m. when fair-goers will have opportunity to view 110 diverse local, national, and international companies with about 250 representatives on hand to meet, greet and share company information. The Fair ends at 4:00 p.m.

Résumé writing workshops and other Fair tip discussions are ongoing in some of the placement centers on campus, and fair-goers can visit the Fair site for more details: www.oma.osu.edu/ssprogs/jobfair. Fair-goers are encouraged to have fore-knowledge of the companies of interest in order to maximize the time they will have with each company representative. The company list will also be published in the Lantern beginning January 11. If there is interest in part-time, full-time, or internship positions; or just networking (for the future), mark your calendar!

To expedite registration, download the registration form from the web, complete and bring it, along with the $1 reg fee to the Fair. For additional information, e-mail Luis Diez, CAJFSA president at CAJFSA@osu.edu.


Relay for Life
Sponsored by the American Cancer Society/ Relay for Life
Wednesday, January 18, at 8:00 PM in Scarlet K, Ohio Union

Have you or has anyone you know ever been affected by cancer? Chances are the answer is yes. Relay for Life is a fun, overnight event to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The 2006 OSU Relay kickoff meeting is Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 8:00PM in Scarlet K of the Ohio Union. Find out how to get involved in a great cause! Check out the website at: www.acsevents.org/relay/oh/osu. If you have any questions, Contact Emily at coate.6@osu.edu



Student-Alumni Council Scholarship
Sponsored by Student-Alumni Council
The Student-Alumni Council is offering three scholarships this year to highly motivated OSU students throughout campus. There are two $1,000 scholarships available for freshmen and one $1,000 scholarship for upperclassmen. The application will be available on January 9th but don’t miss the deadline, which is January 27th! Go to http://sac.ohiostatealumni.org/ to apply!
Contact Darcy Moxon at moxon.4@osu.edu for more information.



All Majors Wanted! The Makio Yearbook

Interested in a fun, easy way to enhance your resume? If so, you should join the marketing staff of The Makio Yearbook, the official yearbook of The Ohio State University. ALL majors are welcome. Its a great way to make new friends, express creativity, and gain hands-on business experience. If you are interested, please contact Kia Grant at grant.215@osu.edu or visit the website www.ohiounion.com/makio



Conversation Partners Program
Sponsored by The American Language Program
The American Language Program (English as a Second Language) is recruiting Conversation Partners for our international students.

We ask that the native speaker conversation partner commit to spending at least one hour per week (for this quarter only) with his/her partner.

If you are interested, please send an email to CPP@mail.esl.ohio-state.edu and include:
Full name; Age; Address; Phone #; Email; OSU affiliation (year and major); Hobbies and interests; and Nationality placement preferences, if any

We will email you information about your partner and the program by Jan. 18.
Your first meeting will be Jan. 19 in Royer Activity Center from 4-5 pm.

Questions? Call Lisa Swaim at 292-4823 or email swaim.6@osu.edu



Informational Meeting about Footloose Auditions
Sponsored by Off the Lake Productions
Wednesday, January 18
8pm
Baker East Rec Room
This year, Off the Lake Productions' annual spring musical will be Footloose! Come see what the non-profit student-run musical theater organization is all about and find out everything you need to know for auditions! (Auditions will be the following week, Jan 25 & 26.)
Contact Lisa Huneke at huneke.9@osu.edu or the website : http://offthelake.org.ohio-state.edu/ for more information.



CELEBRATE CHOICE: THE ROE V. WADE ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Sponsored by VOX
January 18, 2006
6-8pm
Scarlet Suite U
This January marks the 33rd anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that changed American history -- when women earned the right to control their reproductive health. On January 18, please join Vox: Voices for Planned Parenthood and others for a celebration of one of our most fundamental freedoms: freedom of choice. Attendees will be able to make a pro-choice t-shirt and buttons, and will also be given the opportunity to make their pro-choice beliefs public through our card writing campaign. Attendees will also learn about ways they can stand up for women’s rights in our community. Cake and ice cream will be served. Drop in any time!
Contact Lauryn ship at voxosu@gmail.com or the website : http://vox.org.ohio-state.edu for more information.



Volunteer Opportunity - cook dinner for residents!
Sponsored by SLSA (Student Leaders for Service and Activism) and Unverferth House
Various days in Winter Quarter (see description)
6-7:30 pm on Mondays, 5-6:30 pm on Fridays and Tuesdays at Unverferth House, 190 King Ave.

You can help de-stress and energize the family members of surgery patients AND earn service hours at the same time. Individuals and groups of 2 to 6 friends/members of your organization are wanted at Unverferth House to provide and cook meals for about 15 of our residents throughout the quarter. U House is just a 5-minute walk from south campus and volunteers may commit to as may of the following evenings as you choose:

January 13 (F), 20 (F), 24 (T), 27 (F), 30 (M), 31 (T)
February 3 (F), 6 (M), 10 (F), 13 (M), 17 (F), 24 (F), and 27 (M)
March 3 (F)

Check out the website at www.unverferthhouse.org . For questions or to sign up, please contact Erin Korp.2@osu.edu.



Here are the upcoming events for the week of January 16th sponsored by the Ohio Union Activities Board. For more information please log on to www.ouab.net and for any questions direct them to ouab@osu.edu. We look forward to seeing you at our events!

Buckeye Idol Round 2
Thur. Jan. 19th @ 7pm in Woody’s

Amateur Comedy Night Preliminaries
Mon. Jan 23rd @7:30pm in Ohio Union Main Lounge



May Week Steering Committee Application
Sponsored by SAC/ Alumni Association
May Week will be held from May 1st through the 7th. This week is an opportunity to bring students, faculty, and staff together in the spring to celebrate the year. This year will be the first spring back on The Oval and should be full of excitement. May Week allows departments and student organizations to organize an event and collaborate with each other to make their event successful. The committee would be responsible for facilitating that collaboration.
In order to apply for the committee go to www.osu.edu/mayweek. Then just click on Apply for the Committee. The deadline is January 20, 2006. Contact Kate Hauck at hauck.27@osu.edu or the website : www.osu.edu/mayweek for more information.



Live From the Red Carpet
Sponsored by Hillel
Saturday, January 21st at 8pm, Hillel, 46. E. 16th Avenue, corner of 16th and Pearl

LIVE FROM THE RED CARPET, IT'S OSU HILLEL'S ANNUAL FORMAL. This star-studded night includes food, beverages (ID required for the cash bar), music, dancing, and much more! Formal attire recommended. $5 Tickets, tickets can be purchased at Hillel or by contacting Naomi Friedman at friedman.134@osu.edu. Proceeds go to the Barbara Friedman Peritoneal Cancer Research Fund (in honor of Hillel member Lisa Milner's mother)




JOB OPPORTUNITY - Position Available
Sponsored by Office of the President
STUDENT ASSISTANT. 10-20 hours/week, $8/hr to start. Schedule neg. Prepare and assist in writing letters and documents as part of the Presidents staff, research data and assist in maintaining current databases of information, make copies, prepare mailings, file, and respond to requests for information from University constituents. Other office duties as assigned. Prefer applicants with writing/editing experience. Typing skills, rapid learning, experience w/word processing, and strong attention to detail required, as are good writing/grammar skills. Prefer rank 2 students who plan to pursue their Ohio State education for at least another 1-2 years from start of appointment. Send resume/cover letter to Amy Watson. The deadline is January 27, 2006
Contact Amy Watson at watson.385@osu.edu for more information.



NEW Peer Library Tutors
WHO: Your fellow OSU students
WHAT: Here to answer your research-related questions and help you navigate the library
WHERE: Main (Thompson) Library, 1st floor reference desk and 2nd floor computer room
WHEN: Monday through Friday 9am-6pm
Check out the library website for more details www.library.osu.edu



"BE SOMETHING GREAT" -- The Office of University Housing is now accepting Resident Advisor applications for the 2006-2007 academic year. The Resident Advisor position is a multi-faceted leadership opportunity for students to grow, develop and enhance the OSU experience for thousands of students. Students committed to academics, involvement, diversity, wellness, and building relationships should visit www.housing.osu.edu to find out more about this exciting opportunity! The application deadline is January 20, 2006. Please contact Kristin Mehl, Chairperson of Paraprofessional Selection at mehl.34@osu.edu with questions.



AIESEC Information Session
January 24th and 25th at 7:30pm in Denney Hall room 214

AIESEC, the worlds largest student-based organization, creates cultural understanding by maintaining an international work exchange program. With more than 50,000 members spanning over 90 countries and 700 universities, AIESEC creates a global impact with students of any major.

AIESEC Ohio State allows students to: seek experiences that enable them to lead with a global perspective, coordinate impactful events on campus creating interest in international affairs and social issues, develop sales skills by negotiating contracts with companies, and work abroad through our high-quality international exchange program.

For more information about joining AIESEC, attend an information session or apply online at www.aiesecus.org/register or email aiesec@osu.edu



OSU Contact
Sponsored by the Student-Alumni Council and Ohio Staters, Inc.
Saturday February 11th to Sunday February 12th
2:00 pm Saturday to 11:00 am Sunday at the recruitment room and RPAC

Join fellow undergraduates for OSU Contact, an overnight retreat presented by Student-Alumni Council and Ohio Staters, Inc.! The retreat promotes leadership skills, involvement and the many traditions of Ohio State. Students will have the opportunity to receive a behind the scenes tour of the stadium, a ghost tour of campus and will also have the chance to develop their leadership skills with hands on activities. Involvement opportunities and Ohio State traditions will also be presented! Register today at http://sac.ohiostatealumni.org/index.php before the spaces are full! If you are unable to attend the entire event, please join us at our late night event from 9:30 pm to 1:00 am at the RPAC. We hope to see you there! Deadline : February 3rd, contact Jessi Whisler at whisler.22@osu.edu and visit http://sac.ohiostatealumni.org/



Leadership Awards Applications Due
Sponsored by The Ohio Union
Friday, February 3, 2006
5:00 pm
211 Ohio Union
Applications are available now for the 45th Annual Leadership Awards which will be held on May 12, 2006 in the Ohio Union Ballrooms. The Ohio State University has recognized hundreds of leaders who give of their time, talent and energy to better our community throughout the years. It is our honor to celebrate the people who strive to make a difference as leaders, scholars and students. This year features new awards for student organization leaders and websites.
Applications and nomination forms are all available online and are due by February 3. Good luck!
Contact Jen Bossard at bossard.5@osu.edu or the website : http://www.ohiounion.osu.edu/studentorgs/leadershipaward.asp for more information.



Month of Remembrance Reading Group
Sponsored by the Asian American Studies Committee
Wed, Feb. 1st, 2006 from 7pm-8:30pm, at the Kuhn Honors and Scholars House, Rm 201

The Asian American Studies Committee invites you to the first of a series of events organized for the Month of Remembrance, a time to commemorate the experience of Japanese American internment during WWII. The inaugural event introduces this important moment in U.S. history by offering a forum for open discussion.

We will discuss 3 brief selections from the text Only What We Could Carry: The Japanese American Internment Experience, edited by Lawson Inada (2000), a collection of drawings, poems, legal documents, and memoirs of former internees, camp guards, and political figures.

Light refreshments will be served. A limited number of copies of the book are available for free on a first come, first serve basis! Photocopies are also available! Contact Professor Joe Ponce at ponce.8@osu.edu and visit asianamericanstudies.osu.edu



Edward S. Beanie Drake Scholarship
Sponsored by the Edward S. Beanie Drake Student Leader Endowment Fund
Deadline : March 10, 2006 by 5:00pm

The Beanie Drake Scholarship provides funds to deserving students with financial needs, helping them participate in campus activities that they might not be able to be involved in otherwise. It is the only student administered scholarship at The Ohio State University, funded by donations from student organizations and individual contributions. The scholarship is intended for students who may participate on-campus or in their community, possess leadership potential, have financial need, and are dedicated to academics.

If you or a student you know possess these qualities, it is highly recommended that they apply online at http://drake.org.ohio-state.edu/. Contact either Stacy Mullins or Carrie Dellesky at mullins.220@osu.edu and dellesky.3@osu.edu and visit http://drake.org.ohio-state.edu/



Call for Nominations - Alumni Awards
Sponsored by OSU Alumni Association
1/1/06-3/31/06
What do Bill Hall, OSU registrar Brad Myers and Coach Jim Tressel have in common? They have received an Alumni Award from The Ohio State University Alumni Association. Do you know a professor, mentor or colleague who has given extra time, service and support to students and/or Ohio State? Nominate him/her for an Alumni Award! For a complete list and description of the Alumni Associations Alumni Awards including the Failer award for Service to Students - as well as a nomination form, please visit http://www.ohiostatealumni.org/awards and choose the Alumni Awards option. For more information or questions, please contact Jennifer Humphrey at 614-247-4948 or humphrey@ohiostatealumni.org.



Advertise in the Dates & Data student planner!
Sponsored by Dates & Data

"The 54th Edition of the Dates & Data student planner is now selling advertising space in the 2006-2007 book! Advertising in Dates & Data is an easy and inexpensive way to spread the word about your student organization or department, since the book is sold to thousands of incoming and returning students. This year we will be printing and selling around 8,000 planners, so advertising in Dates & Data gives great bang for your buck!

For pricing information or to obtain an order form, contact Carolyn Bills, Dates & Data Editor, at bills.18@osu.edu. Deadline for submissions is March 31, 2006


Vicki Pitstick
Program Manager
University Honors and Scholars Center
305 Kuhn Honors and Scholars House
220 West 12th Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1329
Phone 614-292-1794
Fax 614-292-6135
pitstick.10@osu.edu