Campus Update Archive
1. What is suicide prevention?
Join the Counseling Center from noon to 1 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 18, at the Union tables and learn the various we can try to prevent suicide!
To stay up-to-date on all our programming visit the Counseling Center website where you'll find our events calendar, and/or follow us on Instagram (bgsu_cc)!
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2. CHANGE 2023 Thought Leader Conference - Join us Sept. 21-22
Hosted by BGSU Schmidthorst College of Business DODC Program!
You’re invited to CHANGE 2023 on Sept. 21-22! Join a global and local convergence of practitioners, leaders, educators, activists and scholars committed to the power of collaborative change approaches that transform whole organizations, revitalize communities and develop human potential.
Best-selling authors James K Stoller, Peter J. Rea and Alan Kolp start Change 2023 Conference with a workshop about their newly released book, introducing how the Seven Classical Virtues matter in supporting better humans and, thus, better performance in your organization.
This is a FREE conference with many professional presentations. Review the CHANGE 2023 agenda for more details! This is a conference you won’t want to miss!
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3. Earn your AI in Higher Ed Badge from the CFE!
The Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE) is offering an exciting new digital badge opportunity! You can earn your AI in Higher Ed badge by attending events in the CFE’s AI Event Series. This series includes panel discussions with faculty, instructors and students on the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) and its effects on teaching, learning, scholarship and creativity.
Find out more about the AI in Higher Ed Badge.
To learn more about the AI Event Series, visit the AI Event Series page of the CFE website.
CFE AI Event Registration Form. Registration closes one business day before the event.
All BGSU faculty members, adjunct instructors, graduate students and administrative and classified staff members are eligible to attend events in the AI Event Series and receive an AI in Higher Ed badge.
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4. Join us for Asian Studies Forum: The impact of Chinese culture and politics on entrepreneurship
Dr. Shaojun Bai, professor of business, Xian International Study University, China, will share his expert analysis and insights about the Chinese entrepreneurship and political environment focused on development of Chinese advanced manufacturing enterprises.
Dr. Man Zhang, professor in the BGSU Allen W. and Carol M. Schmidthorst College of Business and Asian Studies Advisory Committee member, will moderate the Q&A following the lecture. This event will take place from 1 to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 28, in 208 Bowen-Thompson Student Union. The event is free and open to the public.
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5. T-shirt contest voting!
Vote for your favorite Counseling Center student designed t-shirt!
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6. Zzzz's and suicide
Stop by the tables in the Union today from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and learn about the importance of sleep and connection to suicide. Free swag included!
To stay up-to-date on all our programming visit the Counseling Center website where you'll find our events calendar, and/or follow us on Instagram (bgsu_cc)!
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1. Apply to The Hatch and claim your piece of the $25,000 prize
Are you ready to turn your brilliant ideas into reality? The Hatch, presented by the Paul J. Hooker Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, is calling all students to dive headfirst into the world of entrepreneurship and innovation!
Presenting The Hatch, the ultimate goal for game-changing concepts and boundary-pushing visions at BGSU. Claim your piece of the $25,000 prize fund, presented by the Wood County Economic Development Commission! Whether you've been sketching your idea on napkins or building it up from scratch, we want to see your innovation in action. This competition is your chance to shine, your major does not matter. Diversity of ideas and creativity is what we’re looking for!
Apply to The Hatch. Deadline is 11:59 on Oct. 15.
Need guidance? Reach out to Kurstyn Loeffler at kloeffl@bgsu.edu or (419) 372-2735.
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2. Banking basics for college students
Learn how to create a budget, understand how your credit score affects finances and learn best practices to protect yourself from identity theft.
This event will take place at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 14. Register for Banking Basics for College Students today!
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3. Become an Executive Board member of VSA
The Vietnam Student Association is thrilled to kick off the recruitment for our new executive team this upcoming academic year! We're on a mission to shine a spotlight on the rich and diverse Vietnamese culture, while building a tight-knit community and a sense of belonging among students at Bowling Green State University. Anybody can apply!
We aim to create a vibrant and inclusive space where everyone can learn, grow and most importantly, have a ton of fun! If you're eager to make a positive impact and have a blast doing it, apply to become a VSA board member now.
Contact Quan at lquan@bgsu.edu if you have any questions!
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4. CCCC kickoff party!
The Cross-Cultural Conversation Connection (CCCC) invites you to our kickoff party from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20, in the Centennial Meeting Room.
The purpose of the CCCC Program is to develop cultural understanding in today's global community by matching international and American students in conversation groups. At the Kickoff Party, participants get to meet one another and learn more about the activities for the semester.
CCCC is still accepting group member and group leader applications. Group leaders are generally upper-class standing (third year, fourth year and beyond or graduate students), but all applications will be considered. There's still time to apply and join the CCCC community!
Contact Aishat with questions at cccc@bgsu.edu.
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5. Curious about Studying Abroad in Spain? Join Us!
Come learn more about BGSU’s program in Alcalá de Henares, España! This information session will cover costs, classes and life abroad. Did you know that you can use your financial aid to study with our program? And, we offer scholarships just for BGSU students attending this particular program? Class sizes are small and weekend trips throughout the country are included in your cost.
Want to learn more? The on-campus director is ready to answer your questions and recent alumni will also be available to chat with you about their experiences. Join us from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 14, in 217 Shatzel Hall. If you can’t make it, just send an email to Dr. Ferrando Valero at carlesf@bgsu.edu to set up an appointment to find out more information.
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6. EAG meeting tonight
Come join the Environmental Action Group for our second meeting of the semester in Central Hall 100. This week, we will be jumping into committees, which are groups with a specific focus on different environmental topics we want to work towards improving on campus. Of course, we'll be having fun with it and making friends along the way. All are welcome!
Email mmurrey@bgsu.edu with any EAG questions.
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7. EIP: Looking for a PAID summer internship?
Are you interested in a PAID summer internship? Do you want to develop your skills for future employers? Come see keynote speaker Wendi Howell talk about the Ohio Export Internship Program (EIP) at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 19, in University Hall Room 307. Enjoy free pizza and drinks as Ms. Howell discusses the program and its benefits for your career.
To register for the EIP information session, please fill out the Google Spreadsheet and email Taylor Schwab at schwabt@bgsu.edu for more information.
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8. In need of service hours?
BGSUserves is Bowling Green State University's service tracking platform. Sign up for BGSUserves and gain access to volunteer experiences in Bowling Green and Northwest Ohio. This simple, easy tool is available for all BGSU students, faculty and staff. Sign up for BGSUserves today!
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9. Non-judgement discussion on self-care
Join us for Sustainable and Personalized Self-Care from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 19, in the Jerome Library Market!
Just like our academic school supplies, we need a variety of mental health “school supplies” to succeed in college. Join other students in this welcoming and non-judgmental space, fostering open and honest conversations on the challenges and successes of starting college. This program is free to all students. Register for Sustainable and Personalized Self-Care! Drop-ins are welcome.
Questions? Email Ashley Thomson at ashthom@bgsu.edu.
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10. Preorder a commemorative Falcon Family Weekend t-shirt by Sept. 17!
Falcon Family Weekend is right around the corner. Gear up for the weekend by ordering a commemorative Falcon Family Weekend t-shirt! There are both adult and youth sizes available, so make sure to preorder your shirts today!
If your family hasn't already, remind them to register for Family Weekend today! With so many fun activities and athletic games planned, it's sure to be a weekend you don’t want to miss! Visit the BGSU Family Fun Weekend webpage for more information.
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11. Student IMPACT kick-off meeting tomorrow
IMPACT is hosting a kick-off event at 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 15, in the Education building Room 203! This meeting will consist of round table discussions about the different education programs, a Mursion sim demonstration and what Student IMPACT offers to its members. We will have games, door prizes, a giveaway and FREE food from Campus Pollyeyes! Targeting education majors but open to all. Join us for this fun and enriching kick-off event.
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12. You're invited to Latino/a/x Heritage Month kick-off!
Join us from noon to 1 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 15, at University Lawn. If there is rain, we will relocate to 308 Bowen-Thompson Student Union.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs welcomes Mariachi Garibaldi de Columbus to celebrate our Latino/a/x Heritage Month kickoff. Mariachi Garibaldi de Columbus performs popular songs by Vicente Fernandez and Pedro Infante. Appetizers will be served!
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13. Want to get volunteer hours and talk about wellness topics?
Are you passionate about health and wellness? Do you want to promote topics of health and wellness to the BGSU community? Do you want to educate others on the topics of stress reduction, mindfulness, mental health, self-care, sleep, nutrition, sexual healt or alcohol and other drugs? If you answered yes to any of these questions, becoming a Wellness Ambassador may be for you!
The Wellness Connection is offering a weekend training for students to become a BGSU Wellness Ambassador. Register for the weekend training session.
The times/dates are 2 to 6 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 15, and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 16, in the Student Recreation Center Conference Room. You must attend both dates and times to become a Wellness Ambassador.
For questions, email Lauren Albert at lmandre@bgsu.edu.
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14. Work for Information Technology Services (ITS)!
Information Technology Services (ITS) is looking to hire student staff to work for one of the following Client Services teams beginning spring semester:
The application is open now through midnight on Sept. 22, with interviews taking place shortly after the application closes. The starting pay rate is $12/hour. Apply today to be a student worker!
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1. CFE workshop on Teaching Citations and Plagiarism Prevention
Do you want to be able to discuss plagiarism and citation practices with your students while avoiding the feelings of mistrust, shame and guilt that often are the result of these conversations? The Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE) and University Libraries will be offering an in-person workshop, “From Punishment to Empowerment: Considering a Cultural Shift in Teaching Citations and Plagiarism Prevention,” with workshop facilitators, Laura Sheets, assistant professor and library instruction coordinator and Maureen Barry, acting first year experience coordinator.
This workshop will explore how to talk about citations and academic dishonesty with students in a way that can ease stress and create a relationship of care between you and your students. This workshop will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 3, in Olscamp 106.
Learn more about this workshop and other upcoming CFE workshops. Registration closes one business day before the event
Register for this workshop and other CFE workshops.
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2. Join the CFE for the NCFDD 14-Day Writing Challenge!
Do you want to discover a writing community and gain supportive accountability? Join the CFE for the NCFDD 14-Day Writing Challenge!
The CFE will be hosting a kick-off event for the challenge, "Write On-Site: A Special Session to Boost Our Writing and Research Productivity," with Dr. Lisa Hanasono from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Thursday, Sept. 28, in the Jerome Library Collab Lab.
Then, the CFE will host a 30-minute drop-in writing session. These sessions will take place in-person in Olscamp 106 and online via Zoom. The first drop-in writing session will be held from 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
Find out more about the NCFDD 14-Day Writing Challenge and CFE-hosted events for this challenge.
Register for the kick-off event and other CFE events. Registration closes one business day before the event.
Register for the drop-in writing sessions.
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