LSEE News and Events
LSEE
NEWS FLASH!
Hi Everyone,
As you know, registration has begun for Spring 2007. It will go through
this week, take Thanksgiving off, and proceed the last week of November.
If you haven’t gotten your registration information from me please
email me or stop by.
If you need to take an LSEE
course, be sure you know the lab time as well as the seminar time because
you have to sign up for both. I have magic numbers for all these LSEE
courses. Here are a couple of registration updates and professional development
opportunities for you.
Course updates
Math 308C CRN 22361 is now offered Thursdays 10-12 a.m.
instead of Mondays and Wednesdays 8-10 a.m..
LSEE 312 fieldwork observation labs are Tuesdays 12-1
p.m., or 12:30-2 p.m. or Wednesdays 12-1 p.m. or 12:30-2 p.m. instead
of daily at noon.
Early Access Opportunity
Attention
LSEE Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Students
New Option:
Take a Credential Class as a Senior
You are cordially invited to apply for Early Access Option for the Elementary
Education Credential Program.
As a successful applicant, you will enroll in EED
722 and 722B (English Language Skills and Reading) in your senior
year. You will observe in an elementary classroom while reading/language
arts are taught. Be sure you have your English 424, 323, 326 and LSEE
311 and 312 completed by fall of your senior year. For more information
regarding requirements and an application, contact:
Arianna Thobaben: FH
166B, 826-3752
Martha Haynes: House 87, 826-5875
Estelle Hawley: HGH
202, 826-3729
Final EED Credential
Meeting is Tuesday, November 28 from 5-6 p.m. in NR
101
Senior Professional Development Presentations (LSEE
412)
You are cordially invited to attend presentations conducted by LSEE’s
graduating seniors as they take their first steps into the profession
of teaching. For the past semester they have investigated self-selected
topics ranging Montessori and Waldorf Schools to nutrition and its effect
on student performance. Students have prepared posters, which provide
a brief synopsis of the major points related to their research.
WHEN: Monday, November 27, 2006
WHERE: University Banquet Room
TIME: 4:00 – 7:00 PM
Refreshments will be served.
Please direct any questions to Martha Haynes (mah13@humboldt.edu,
or 826-5875)
Job Opportunities
Listed below are some of the current career related experiences we have
listed that may be of interest to LSEE majors. Could you please share
this with other faculty and students who may be interested? All of these
positions provide either a salary or a stipend.
Zoo Education Intern - Sequoia Park Zoo
Part-time - Job 814
Naturalist, Environmental Ed. Interns - Aspen
Center for Environmental Studies Summer, Aspen, CO - Job 1368 & 1369
All job opportunities are posted on Springboard, our new online job board.
Students can go to http://www.humboldt.edu/~career
and click on the "Springboard" logo to register and view
full job details.
That’s all for now!
Arianna
October 2006
Hi Everyone,
I hope this letter finds you all happy, productive and healthy.
I am writing to give you the heads up that I would like to meet with
you in the next month to talk about the classes you are planning to take
next semester. Please e-mail me the times and days you are available to
meet, or come and write your name on a sign up sheet on my office door.
You are also welcome to stop by for your registration code, but this is
a very busy time for me and I may not have time to talk in depth to you
about your schedule at that time. Remember I am in Founder’s Hall,
Green and Gold room 166B.
Registration is right around the corner, and schedules are now on-line
and at the bookstore. I will not be getting registration codes until the
November 1. Registration does not begin until November 13, which is
the week before Thanksgiving break, so you have plenty of time to get
organized. I think it is a good idea to be proactive in making your academic
plan. If you need assistance, there is a major contract with two and four
year plans outlined on the LSEE website. Also, LSEE Peer Advisors Mary
Cunningham and Andrea Berengue are happy to answer any questions for you
or help you design a schedule. Their office hours are Tuesday and Thursday
12:30-2:00 p.m.. My office hours are Mondays and Wednesdays 9-11 a.m., 12-2
p.m., 3-5 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m., and Fridays
10-2.
Remember that I have magic numbers for LSEE 311, LSEE 312, LSEE 411 and
LSEE 412. E-mail me or stop by for these numbers. Also, you have to register
for both the seminar and a lab for all LSEE classes except LSEE 412 which
does not have a lab.
PSYCH 213 was just cancelled for spring, so take CD 256 to meet that
requirement. GEOG 470 is only offered in fall. Let me know how it was
to plan your schedule this semester so that we can work out any glitches
and major class conflicts for next semester.
Here are some potential job and professional development opportunities
for you:
Before School Program Paraprofessional - McKinleyville
School District Job # 1173
Recreation Leader - After School Programs
Eureka Parks & Rec.- Job # 154
Summer Bridge Resident Mentor & Fall Peer Mentor - EOP
Job # 1230
All job opportunities and workshops are posted on Springboard, on the
Career Center’s new online job board. Students can go to http://www.humboldt.edu/~career
and click on the "Springboard" logo to register. To sign up
for workshops, just go to Springboard, click on Career Events, then click
on the workshop you'd like to attend, then click RSVP.
Take care, and I hope to talk to you soon,
Yours truly,
Arianna
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