Wednesday, October 24th (link)
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| Time |
Event Title |
| 8:30 am-5:00 pm | Academic Advisement For Spring 2013 USC Upstate |
| 9:00 am-4:00 pm | Fall Flu Vaccine Clinic (Spartanburg) (HEC) Health Education ComplexMass clinic sponsored by the Student Nurses Association, No appointment needed.
From 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Learning Resource Lab, 1st Floor, Mary Black School of Nursing, 1st floor, HEC in Spartanburg)
Wednesday, October 24 and Thursday, October 25
VACCINE COSTS (Payable by cash, check (to USC Upstate), or Carolina Card (in office ONLY) – NO credit or debit cards accepted):
• Students: $10 (unless eligible for Federal Vaccines for Children OR SC STATE Vaccine Programs)
• Faculty & Staff: $20 (Seasonal) OR $25 (High-dose: Age 65+)
• Pneumonia (All): $55(Yes, the price went down!) |
| 10:00 am-6:00 pm | Grad Fair for December 2012 Graduates (HEC) Health Education ComplexThe Grad Fair will provide seniors the opportunity to:
•Confirm Graduation Status
•Verify Spelling Of Name For Graduation Program
•Find Out More About Graduating With Honors
•Pick Up Graduation Tickets: Student Id Is Required. Guests Cannot Pick Up Tickets For Seniors
•Purchase Cap And Gown
•Order Class Ring And Graduation Invitations From Balfour
•Learn About The USC Upstate Alumni Association
•Participate in The Senior Legacy Project
•Learn About Career Center and Financial Aid Resources
•Take Graduation Portrait: Portraits only available on October 24 in the University Bookstore. Portrait Session is open to all Greenville and Spartanburg students. A cap and gown will be provided.
•Learn about the Carolina Collegiate Federal Credit Union
If you are unable to attend the Grad Fair, you still can purchase graduation regalia and tickets at a later date. Portraits will also be available the day of commencement. For all information regarding graduation, please visit www.uscupstate.edu/graduation. |
| 12:30 pm-2:00 pm | TLC with CTE Media BuildingTeaching and Learning Conversations with the Center for Teaching Excellence
Teaching and Learning Conversations with the Center for Teaching Excellence presents: “Service Learning and Community Engagement.”
“Service learning represents a potentially powerful form of pedagogy because it provides a means of linking the academic with the practical” (How Service Learning Affects Students, v).
How is learning enhanced by service?
How is teaching invigorated by service?
What are the effects of service learning and/or community engagement on academic performance and career pursuits?
PRESENTERS:
Faculty and students who have conducted or participated in service learning courses and/or community engagement projects.
Join us for open conversation and coffee. Come when you can and bring your lunch. Handouts will be provided. |
| 5:00 pm-7:00 pm | Food Carnival (CLC) Campus Life Center |
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