Volume 1. Issue 8.

Dear ,

The Student Programs Office has spent many, many hours reading through all of your Mid-Year Reviews. Thank you so much for taking the time to fill these out. If you have not already, you will be receiving your feedback soon. Please be sure to read the suggestions carefully and develop a plan for your organization's development. We would be happy to meet with any organization regarding the review or just to check in. Please stop by or email spo@bc.edu to set up a meeting!

Presidents should have received two messages regarding training in the past two week, one introducing a new training method ("training to-go") and another with the three Mandatory Training dates for the spring and FAQs. If you are struggling to complete the 30 credits, please contact Adrienne Dumpe to construct a plan for the spring semester.

Happy Valentines Day and President's Day to you!

The Student Organization Team

Want to see a calendar like the one above for training events this year??

Go to the Student Organization Training portal and click on Calendar.

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Please remember that the following Mandatory credits are coming up in March and April. You should plan to transition your leadership (i.e. Presidents and Treasurers) in time for the events in Mid-April. These events are geared towards the 2013-2014 leadership teams.

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Eyes Wide Open: Risk Management For Your Organization

When? Thursday, March 14th, 6:00 - 7:30p

Where? Higgins 300

Who? A returning or expected (2013-2014) executive member with an interest or responsibility for risk management must attend from each organization.

How? Register HERE by March 8th

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Transitioning Leadership

When and Where? (choose one) 7:00 - 9:00p on 4/16 OR 4/24

Where? Higgins 310 (4/16) OR McGuinn 121 (4/24)

Who? 2013 - 2014 President (or Co-Presidents); 1 additional executive member (if possible, not required)

How? Please register by April 10th

     Tuesday, April 16th - Register HERE

     Wednesday April 24th - Register HERE

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SOFC Town Hall

When? (choose one) 4/17 OR 4/23 @ 7:30p

Where? Fulton 511 (4/17) OR Higgins 300 (4/23)

Who? Mandatory for all 2013-2014 treasurers + President or  Vice- President (if possible, not required)

*If a treasurer for an organization is unable to attend, the President or Vice-President should fill in.

How? Please register by April 12th

     Wednesday, April 17th - Register HERE

     Tuesday, April 23rd - Register HERE

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Thursday, February 28th @ 7:00p, Robsham Theater

Tickets: $10 at the Robsham box office

All of the proceeds from BC Idol will be donated to St. Columbkille Elementary School. BC IDOL is the reason why this elementary school has a music program and we are hoping to continue to help fund this program at this amazing school.

Calling all Boston College DJs, electronic music artists, rappers, spoken word poets, and hip hop and break dancers!

This year at the annual Arts Festival (April 25-27, 2013), the Arts Council is dedicating the Main Tent on Friday evening (April 26, 2013, 9-11pm) to a collaborative program showcasing BC students in often underrepresented genres. Electronic musicians, DJs, mixers, rappers, spoken word poets, break dancers, and hip hop dancers are welcome to apply. Individuals and groups accepted.  
 
Don't see your craft listed here? Submit a project proposal explaining what you do and why you would like to be involved.

To get involved in the event, submit the proposal form. After submitting, send a 3-5 minute sample video or sound clip of you or your group to arts@bc.edu.

PROPOSAL DEADLINE: Monday, February 18, 2013.

Event Date & Time: Friday, April 26, 2013, 9-11pm, Main Tent (O'Neill Plaza)

March 12th, 14th, 20th, 21st; 7:00pm-10:00 pm
Murray Functon Room

Open to females only
   
You must attend all classes to complete the program

The cornerstone of R.A.D. Systems has its foundations in education and awareness. The course includes lecture, discussion and self defense techniques, suitable for women of all ages and abilities.

To register email:  RAD@bc.edu