April 1999
6 Bulletin Board
Brevard College
Earth Week, April 17-24, 1999
Sponsored by the Center for Service Learning, TWISTERS Productions, and the Division of Environmental
Studies, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences.
Saturday, April 17
Service Trip to Joyce Kilmer Memorial Park
Environmental Stewardship Initiative
Amanda Jacobs, Coordinator Trail Maintenance with the Center for Service
Learning & Outing Club
Monday, April 19
5 P.M. Kings Creek Clean-Up (Meets There!)
Collect trash for art display (all students welcome)
White Squirrel Exhibit
Patrick Scott, Designer
Myers Dining Hall Lobby
The Mug Program
Shannon Riley and Joe Raymond
Myers Dining Hall Lobby
7 P.M. “Diet for a New America”
Donna Few
Underground, Coltrane Commons
Tuesday, April 20
3 P.M. In Our Own Backyard
Dr. Jennifer Frick, Asst. Professor of Environmental Studies and
Ecology (Meet at Bell Tower for flora and fauna campus walk)
4 P.M. Native Community Garden: A Planting
Dr. Susan Schmidt, Asst. Professor of Eng./Environmental Studies
Chesley Huskins, Shannon Riley, Shawn Stevens, Gardeners
7 P.M. “Birds of the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary”
Botanical Gardens, Asheville
Dr. Jeffrey B. Llewellyn, Professor of Biology
7:30 The Turtle Man
P. M. Charlie Green and Reptiles Sponsored by TWISTER Productions
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CONVERSATIONAL
ENGLISH TEACHER: 30
hours per week with free
furnished housing
And round trip air fare.
Salary: $16 to S21K +
bonus, vacation, medical.
Contact:
Info@HanWooRee.com or
visit Website:
www.HanWooRee.com
READING TUTOR:
Needed for 1 "-grader needed
twice per week for 30-min.
sessions starting this
summer, if possible. Pay
negotiable. Call Patrina
Robinson at 885-2003
(day) or 883-9674 (night).
RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE
WORKER: Live-in position with 3-
day/4-night work week.
Location: Whitewater Cove
Children’s Group Home
Salary: $18K year
Qualifications: Care about
children, patience, ability to work
with abused and neglected children.
Contact: Jane Williams, 885-2264.
WATERFRONT DIRECTOR: For
campers 10 to 17.
Location: Seacamp, Big Pine Key, FL
Requirements: Certifications, budget
and supervisory exp., college degree.
Contact: Grace Upshaw, Seacamp,
1300 Big Pine Ave., Big Pine Key FL
33043.
Thursday, April 22
2 P.M. In Our Own Backyard (Campus Walk: ROCKS)
Anne T. Pittman
Asst. Professor of Geology
Meet at the Bell Tower
3 P.M. Tree Planting on Campus
6 P.M. EARTH NIGHT
Music, Fire, Poetry
Rainstick Making
Camp Fire on the Quad
4:30 “Earth” Menu
P.M. Myers Dining Hall OPEN TO PUBLIC
Friday, April 23
Forest Day
1:30 Afternoon Service/Trip to Pisgah
P.M. Sponsored by Environmental Studies and Service Learning
8 P.M. EARTH/BARN Dance
Old Time Travelers, Brevard Music Center
Sponsored by TWISTER Productions
Saturday, April 24
10A.M. Assorted Activities
Trash Art Contest
Children’s Environmental Games
Thrift Shop Fashion Show
Soccer for Kids
Transylvania County Garden Clubs “Plant Sale”
1:30 Brevard College Mug Program
P.M. D.D. Bullwinkle’s, Downtown
Community Awareness Sponsored by BC Recycles
I EXAMS ARE COMING! EXAMS ARE COMING!
I With finals coming soon, students should be aware of the
|following lab schedules. Please note that this schedule can be cut and
jTemoved for easy pocket reference.
I Jones Library
Weekdays
8 a.m.-llp.m.
Saturday Sunday
Learning Enhancement Ctr. 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
I Writing Center
T&TH 1:30-9 p.m.
Friday 10-1
8-5
3-11
Closed
5 -9 p.m.
Closed
5 -9 p.m.
lc^^^b(MG-219) 6a.m.-I0p.m. 1-5 p.m. 6a.m.-10p.r