Dr. Paula England, Stanford University professor and author of Households, Employment and Gender, will present "Gender Inequality, Monday, March 22nd, at 7:30pm, in Trinity Lounge.
When can you register for fall classes? Check out the schedule just released by the Registrar's Office for the day you can begin registering. Oh, and here are some instructions you're going to need to register in MyCarroll.
The Carroll College Annual Student Art Show will feature drawings, paintings and ceramics from the following students: Adam Russell, Amanda Goodwin, Amy Nutcher, Catherine Gray, Dave Patrick, Elyse Steinman, Heather Cady, Irene Klauber, Jessica Breding, Julian Rogers, Katarzyna Shipman, Kelly Martinez, Lani Franks-Ongoy, LeReissa Martinez, Laura Ottoson, Lindsay Williams, Liz Phillips, Liz Reiman, Maggie Gordon, Mariah Ramirez, Mark Chenovick, Markki Otteson, Mary McIntyre, Micaela Tams, Morgan Bell, Paul Ryan, Penny Elhart, Raphael Zepeda, Sam Dorne, and Tricia Hernacki. The Annual Student Art Show exhibit will run from March 22nd to April 22nd in the St. Charles gallery. The gallery is open from 9am-9pm weekdays and is closed on weekends and college holidays.
Computer Science is sponsoring a seminar talk, "Piled Higher and Deeper: Life in Graduate School," by Paul Marshall on Tuesday, March 23, 12:30pm-2:00pm (with pizza) in SH123. The presentation will focus on graduate school and computing research topics.
Speaker info: Paul Marshall is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He is a also a Research Assistant in the Computational Science Center at the University of Colorado at Boulder and a Student Assistant in the Computer Science Section at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. His research focuses on the domain of large-scale distributed systems, i.e. grid and cloud computing, and how such systems are designed and utilized to address challenges that require enormous amounts of computational resources.
Carroll's Theater Department presents A Piece of My Heart at 7:30pm on March 25th, 26th and 27th and at 3pm on March 28th at the Myrna Loy Center. The play captures the experience of six women--five nurses and a country-western singer--who have returned from the Vietnam War. Tickets are $10 adults; $8 senior citizens, $6 students and Armed Service veterans. Special Carroll Night: Free admission to Carroll students, staff and faculty with Carroll ID on March 25th. For tickets, call the Myrna Loy Center at 443-0287.
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Do you like technology? Do you like computers? Do you like helping other students with computer-related issues? Do you like getting a free room grant and $200 a month to work about 10-15 hours a week? Well, then we have the job for you! Applications are now available for Carroll Resident Technical Assistants (RTAs), and we want you to apply by March 26. This is a HIGHLY sought-after position, so fill out the application and get it to the CCIT office in O'Connell 113 ASAP.
Below you will find a release form for the State of Montana Immunization Database (WIZRD). The Wellness Center would like to maintain your immunization records on this confidential database. Only immunization records are tracked on this database - no medical information of any kind. If you choose to participate, your immunization records will be kept on the database permanently which can be accessed by health care professionals. Since immunization records only have to be kept for ten years in a medical office, many records are shredded. This is especially important for students who will be working in health care professions or as teachers because you will need to provide proof of immunization for employment throughout your careers.
Please download and sign the form and return to the Wellness Center located in the lower level of Guad Hall (if you haven't already signed the form while at the Wellness Center). There are also forms available at the Business Office, Registrar, and Wellness Center. Please contact the Wellness Center if you have any questions or concerns.
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Q: When is Campus Housing Sign-Up?
A: March 27th
When is Easter Break?
A: April 2nd-April 5th.
Q: When is Softball Weekend?
A: April 24th-April 25th.
Q; When is Honors Convocation?
A: April 26th
Q: When is Finals Week?
A: May 3rd-May 6th.
Q: When is Commencement?
A: May 8th.