BGSU Campus Update

Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021

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Are you an LGBTQ+ grad student? Come hang out with Grad Pride!

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To individuals with disabilities, please indicate if you need special services, assistance or appropriate modifications to fully participate in any event by contacting Accessibility Services, access@bgsu.edu, 419-372-8495. Please notify us prior to the event.

Campus Update Archive

1. Environmental Career Night

Come join us to hear about different environmental career paths!

Join us in person in Education room 115 starting at 7 p.m. or on Zoom.

Speakers include:
Dr. Holly Myers - BGSU Teaching Professor
Matthew Cunningham - Sustainability Coordinator at ARV
Olive Bartholomew - Garden Educator
Sara Honeck - Intern for Power A Clean Future Ohio and the Ohio Climate Justice Fund
Dr. Nick Hennesy - BGSU Manager of Sustainability

2. Free mindfulness workshops

Focused Falcon Mindful Moments Workshops are free 4-week workshops offered to help manage stress, strengthen focus and attention, and increase memory. Additional key components of the workshops include learning mindfulness meditation, stress management techniques, methods to respond to difficult situations, and skills to live with intention and purpose. Introductory and advanced workshops are available.

Register today.

Introductory Workshops
Tuesdays from noon to 1 p.m.
Session One: Sept. 14, 21, 28 and Oct. 5
Session Two: Oct. 19, 26, and Nov. 2, 9
Virtual attendance available via Zoom

Advanced Workshops
Mondays from noon to 1 p.m.
Session One: Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11 and 18
Session Two: Nov. 1, 8, 15 and 22
Virtual attendance available via Zoom

3. Know a student in crisis? Here's how to help!

Help create a Community of Care at BGSU and make sure no Falcon struggles unnoticed and alone! Start the Conversation is a collaborative training offered by the Counseling Center and the Humanities Troupe from the Department of Theatre and Film.

In the training, you will learn how to contribute to a community of care, how to identify the warning signs of people who may be struggling, and how to help (including suicide prevention strategies). Simple expressions of care are powerful, and you can make a difference in someone's life!

The next training is Wednesday, Oct. 20, 3 to 4 p.m. in BTSU 316. Register and learn more about how you can help create a community of care at BGSU!

4. Late night Halloween bash at the SRC

BGSU’s annual late night event Monster Mash Halloween Bash will be on Oct. 26 from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m.! Come with your best costume and get ready for some spooky activities!

5. Mocktails with Teaching Kitchen

Join Safe Communities and the Teaching Kitchen on Oct. 21 from 6-7:30 p.m. for mocktails and snacks!

6. Come check out the glass and ceramic sale at the BGSU Oval!

Come and check out the BGSU glass and ceramic sale at the BGSU Oval on Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.! Glass pumpkins, pottery, sculpture and more!

7. Register for LGBTQ+ Educators event!

LGBTQ+ Educators is a three-part event for current students to learn from educators who identify as LGBTQ+ on Oct. 28 from 5 to 7 p.m. in Olscamp 101. The event will start with some brief education from BGSU’s LGBTQ+ Resource Center from 5-5:30 p.m. We will then move into the panel section of the event. Participants will be able to submit questions when they register and while they are at the event. After the panel, we will break into small groups to increase conversations on supporting LGBTQ+ folxs. Come learn from LGBTQ+ Educators about how to support teachers and students in educational settings! Send questions to Alexis Lankford (athusto@bgsu.edu). Register here.

8. See It. Hear It. Report It.

Bowling Green State University is committed to community well-being and belonging. In turn, it is the responsibility of each person within the University community to take action when an issue or concern arises.

You can use this form to report potential violations of the Code of Student Conduct on or off campus involving students or recognized student organizations. Incidents include but are not limited to: alcohol misuse, drug use, violations of Residence Life or other campus policies, physical assault, organizational misconduct, disruptive behavior or theft.

9. Spooky live comedy show

Lady Parts Comedy presents our spookiest show of the year, “American Child Candies”! Come join us for a freakishly funny time in Ed Building 115 at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 23. We'll have some scary funny sketches and frighteningly bold improv comedy. We hope to see you there!

10. Submit a proposal for 21st Century Englishes!

The deadline for 21st Century Englishes proposals has been extended until Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 11:59 p.m.!

This year's theme is "Possibility: Prioritizing Accessibility in Teaching, Learning, and Language." This free, virtual conference provides both live and pre-recorded opportunities to imagine how we can better center accessibility during and beyond this present moment. If you have work or experiences you want to share about accessibility, learning, teaching or language through the pandemic, please consider submitting a proposal.

We invite individual and panel proposals from academics and community members, and particularly encourage submissions from graduate students, undergraduate students and contingent faculty on this theme prompted by the topics and questions in the CFP.

To learn more, visit the conference website. Please contact co-chairs Kari Hanlin and Krys Ingman at 21stcon@gmail.com with any questions.

11. Treat yourself to a FREE haircut during an evening of self-care & community!

Join SMART tonight, Oct. 20, 4 to 7 p.m. in the Union Ballroom (202B) for a night of community & self-care! Enjoy music, games and food! You can also treat yourself to a FREE HAIRCUT provided by local barbers!

12. Trick or Treat event in the Greek Village. Wear your best costume and come interact with members of the Greek community.

Come meet the Greek community and participate in our Trick or Treat event in the Greek Village Oct. 28 at 6 p.m. There will be games/activities as well as candy being handed out by greek chapters. All members of the community are welcomed!

13. Vegan foods tasting on the Green Roof!

Join the Office of Campus Sustainability and BGSU Dining on the Green Roof on Thursday, Oct. 21, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. for a vegan foods tasting! Learn how to reduce your carbon food print, enjoy the scenery of the Green Roof and taste delicious vegan food! The Green Roof can be accessed through the Einstein Bagels entrance (double doors) and by following the stairs up to the second floor of the building.

14. Free healthy groceries

Join us on campus next week for the mobile food pantry! We offer fresh produce and non-perishable foods. Open to all students, faculty, staff and community members. There are no restrictions, but an ID is recommended for quicker service.

Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2 to 4 p.m.
Behind the Health and Human Services building, with BGSU parking passes available to community members only. Volunteer opportunities will be available the day of and day before the pantry.

The mobile food pantry is coordinated between Food for Thought in Toledo and Food Justice & Equity in the C. Marvin Center for Student Leadership, BGSU.

Email Hannah Koch at hrkoch@bgsu.edu for more information.

1. ¡Vamos! Thinking about studying abroad in Spain? Let's talk!

Learn more about BGSU's signature Spain Education Abroad program from the program's resident director, Dr. Susana Juarez, and BGSU Education Abroad staff! Live and study in Alcala de Henares, a historical and cultural gem, just 30 minutes east of Madrid. Study abroad for the summer, semester or year!

Thursday, Oct. 21, at 11 a.m. via Zoom.

Questions? Contact edabroad@bgsu.edu or 419-372-0479. RSVP today.

2. Apply for an internship with ICS!

Looking for an amazing internship that connects your academic career with public engagement? Are you looking for meaningful work experience from the convenient location of BGSU’s campus? Would you like to do it for course credit?

Then consider applying to be an intern for BGSU’s own interdisciplinary, public humanities center. You can get valuable experience with event planning, marketing and public relations, graphic design, research and curricular development, and more.

ICS internships are offered in the following tracks:

Review of applications will begin immediately, with interviews to follow. Applications will close on Nov. 12 by 5 p.m.

Visit bgsu.edu/ics to find out more about ICS internships and how to apply!

3. Apply to be a BG Campus Tour Guide!

Are you looking for a fun and flexible job on campus? The application to become a BGSU Campus Tour Guide is now open! For more information please visit our website.

The application closes Oct. 29 at 11:59 p.m. If you have any questions please email bgtours@bgsu.edu.

4. Celebrate Halloween at the Her Campus "Spooky Soirée"

Join BGSU's Her Campus chapter for a spooky celebration featuring a Halloween costume contest, games and "spooky portrait" photoshoots by our content contributors on Oct. 23 at 2 p.m. Show up in your favorite Halloween costume for a chance to have photos taken. Don't miss out on fun, new friends and the opportunity to get to know Her Campus at BGSU! RSVP today.

5. Don't miss out - paint your own pride pumpkin tonight!

Celebrate LGBTQ+ History month with the Office of Multicultural Affairs and LGBTQ+ Resources by painting your very own pride or pronoun pumpkin at the LGBTQ+ Resource Center in room 427 of the Bowen-Thompson Student Union from 7 to 9 tonight! We can't wait to see you there!

6. Download parking pass and tickets for Saturday Football game

The Falcon Football team hosts Eastern Michigan for a MAC matchup this Saturday at Doyt L. Perry Stadium. Kickoff is set for noon. Tickets are free for students. Download your tickets.

You can also park at the game for free using this parking pass.

7. Inclusive sex education and condom bingo

LGBTQ+ Programs and The Office of Student Engagement are excited to bring Inclusive Sex Ed, featuring renowned sex educator Richelle Frabotta and condom bingo!

Join us Thursday, Oct. 21, in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union Ballroom from 6 to 9 p.m., as Richelle enlightens us on sex, confidence and self understanding during her presentation, "Baseball or Pizza: What’s Sex All About". Richelle’s presentation will be followed by a small group Q&A and condom bingo, with the chance to win prizes!

8. Like stickers? Like Halloween? Click here!

Want new stickers? Love Halloween? NAMI on Campus BGSU will be holding their Spooky Sticker Fundraiser on Oct. 25 - 29 from noon to 2 p.m. daily. There are six spooktacular designs to choose from and there will be quantity discounts available!

9. Participate in Healthy Minds Study Survey - win gift card & make your voice heard

Undergraduate and graduate students have been randomly selected to receive the Healthy Minds Study Survey. This is a national online survey assessing student mental health and service utilization on college campuses.

Participating in this study will not only make you eligible for one of fifty $20 amazon gift cards, but it is also an opportunity to make your voice heard! The confidential information provided to faculty and administration from this study reflects students’ day-to-day experiences on campus, and provides insight into both your struggles and successes. This knowledge will be used to inform policy, practice, and funding for programs and services on campus, thus bettering student life.

If you have been selected, please participate in the Healthy Minds Study before it closes on Friday, Nov. 12, and make your voice heard!

For more information, contact Ashley Hartman, 419-372-4584, wellness@bgsu.edu.

10. Register for the Fall Leadership Conference!

The C. Raymond Marvin Center for Student Leadership and Fraternity & Sorority Life are hosting the annual Fall Leadership Conference! All student leaders will have opportunities to: explore their own personal values, network with other student leaders and develop the skills necessary to achieve personal, academic and professional success. Register today.

11. Register today for Public Service Career Fair!

You have the opportunity to engage with almost 100 employers within various industries during the virtual Public Service Career Fair!

Just some of the employers hosting virtual sessions:

Friday, Nov. 5, 2 to 4 p.m.
Hosted via Handshake
Open to all majors!
Registration is required for this event in order to sign-up for employer hosted sessions.

For questions, contact the Career Center at 419-372-2356 or careerservices@bgsu.edu.

12. Get involved in the College of Business. Join Gamma Iota Sigma!

Through world-class programs, innovative partnerships, critical industry support, expansive campus engagement and an unrivaled lifelong professional network, Gamma Iota Sigma leads the sustainable growth and diversification of the insurance industry’s student talent pipeline across all functional areas. BGSU's chapter of Gamma is the second established chapter in the country. There are several leadership, networking and professional opportunities. All majors welcome!

Email president Anthony Russel at antruss@bgsu.edu to learn more and join!

13. Trick-Or-Vote early voting and Halloween party

Calling all students to join BGSU Votes, UAO and USG for a fun Halloween event! For students registered in Wood County, come in costume to walk to the polls and vote early on Oct. 25 at 5 p.m.! If you are not a Wood County voter but would still enjoy some Halloween fun, please attend the after-party IN COSTUME from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. in the Sky Bank Room (Union 201) for a costume contest, gift bags, food and other fun activities! If you have any questions, feel free to contact BGSU Votes at bgsuvotes@bgsu.edu.

14. Volunteers needed for school visit

On Nov. 9, approximately 200 5th & 6th grade students from Hancock County will visit campus for the day.

The Summer Academic & Youth Program Office is looking for group guides to assist the four or five groups in transitioning from one activity to the next. Volunteers will guide their groups to respective stations on campus per the group schedule (Walk from Union to the planetarium, or to the green house, etc).

As part of volunteering, a free lunch voucher will be provided.

15. You're invited: Halloween party!

Join the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) on Campus and the Undergraduate Psychology Association for our Halloween Party! The party will be held on Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. in Education 303 or available on Zoom! We'll be having fun, playing games and discussing some important mental health topics!

1. Are you an LGBTQ+ grad student? Come hang out with Grad Pride!

Grad Pride is a social club for queer graduate students - and we're hanging out this Friday, Oct. 22, at Arlyn's Good Beer (520 Hankey Ave) starting at 7:30 p.m.! Come grab a beer with us; we'd love to see you! Questions? Email Chloe at calvico@bgsu.edu.

1. Mental Health Conference Series

On Friday, Nov. 5, from 9 - 4 p.m., NAMI Wood County will be hosting their Mental Health Conference Series entitled Recovery: More Than Just a Pill. Their conference series will provide participants with more information on a holistic approach to mental health treatment and recovery. The conference series will have multiple sessions available to participants and will include a variety of clinicians and individuals with lived experience presenting.

We wanted to reach out to BGSU faculty about the opportunity for students in your courses to attend this event. We are able to offer the conference FREE for your entire class to come to the conference OR offer a discount code for students not associated with a class.

If you are interested in a discount code for your class, please email info@namiwoodcounty.org and we will send that to you. Feel free to share the discount code BGSUSTUDENT as well for discounted conference registration. Please visit our website to learn more.

2. CFE lab: Assessing your online, remote and hybrid course design

Throughout the Assessing Course Design and Delivery workshop we discuss elements of course design that influence both the teaching and learning that occur within an online, remote or hybrid course. The next step is to assess the design and delivery of your virtual courses. In this lab, an instructional designer will review standards for high quality course design and assist you as you work on enhancing the design and organization of your Canvas course shells. Prerequisite: Previous participation in the Assessing Course Design and Delivery workshop.

Materials: Laptop and access to your Canvas course shells

Facilitator: Dr. Kristen Hidinger, CFE Instructional Designer

Location: Olscamp Hall room 106 on Thursday, Oct. 21, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Register for the lab being offered by the Center for Faculty Excellence.

3. Faculty and staff tickets available for Football game Saturday

Here is what BGSU Athletics is offering full time faculty and staff this season:

Football: One free 2021 BGSU Football Season Ticket in general admission of Doyt L. Perry Stadium or the chance to upgrade their ticket to a bench reserved seat for as low as $25.

Volleyball: One free 2021 BGSU Volleyball Season Ticket in general admission of the Stroh Center. Additional season tickets can be purchased for $50.

Hockey: Get a bench reserved season ticket for the 2021 BGSU Hockey season for only $190, a $50 savings off of the public price!

Men’s Basketball: Get a chairback reserved season ticket for the 2021 BGSU Men’s Basketball season for only $140, a $33 savings off of the public price!

Women’s Basketball: Get a chairback reserved season ticket for the 2021 BGSU Women’s Basketball season for only $75, a $25 savings off of the public price!

Get your tickets today!

To get set up with your tickets, please reach out to the Ticket Office via email (tickets@bgsu.edu), phone (419-372-0000 call or text), or by stopping by the Stroh Center Box Office on Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

4. How to complete SAAC reports

Come to this session to have your questions about completing Student Achievement Assessment Committee (SAAC) reports answered. The purpose of the SAAC short-form assessment report is to identify and describe the programmatic Learning Outcomes that were assessed this academic year and how the results are being applied to improve programs. The goal of the SAAC long-form assessment report is to describe the assessments completed during past academic years and how the results are being applied to improve programs. Clarifying information about SAAC short-form and long-form reports will be provided.

Facilitator: Dr. Jessica Turos, assoc. director, Office of Academic Assessment CFE Categories: Feedback & Assessment

Thursday, Oct. 21, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.

Register today!