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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
FEBRUARY
1
10
11
14
16
17
18
19
22
Resume Preparation Workshop sponsored by the Career
Services & Placement Center; 9am to 10am
American Red Cross Blood Drive at Methodist College;
10am to 2:30pm
FSU Black History Month Kick-off Program
“Black History: Reflections & Interpretations of the
Negro Spiritual”; 2pm
Workshop on Job Interview Skills sponsored by the
Career Services & Placement Center; 10:30 to 11:30am
Job Search and Strategies: workshop sponsored by
Career Services & Placement; 10am to I lam
Eighth Annual Teachers’ Job Fair; 10am to 3pm
Lilly Gym
Review and preparation course begins for the
National Counselor Examination
Sponsored by the Continuing Education Department
9am to 4pm (lunch break between 12pm and 1pm)
Pre-registration fee of $90.00 ($105.00 after
January 27)
Course will continue on 2/11 and 2/18
OFALA, 1995—African-American Cultural Festival
Seabrook Auditorium, 4pm to 8pm
Co-Sponsored by FSU & Fayetteville Parks &.
Recreation
National African-American Read-In Chain
Sponsored by the Cumberland Co. Public Library &
Information Center; 4pm
For more information contact Wanda Young at 483-7727
African-American Read-In Chain;
9:30am to I0:30am& I2pmto Ipm
Curriculum Lab, Chesnutt Library
Workshop on How to Seek State and Federal Employment
Sponsored by Career Services & Placement
1 lam to 12pm
Workshop on Cooperative Education & Internships
Sponsored by Career Services & Placement
1:30 to 2:30pm
Opened Gates Book Club to discuss essays from Nikki
Giovanni’s Racism 101 and several of the author’s
poems; 7pm
Sponsored by Cumberland Co. Public Library &
Information Center; Headquarters Library 483-7727
Vignettes in Shades Of Black
Butler Little Theater, 7pm
Sponsored by FSU School of Education
Black Film Festival
Rudolph Jones Student Center, 6pm
GMAT Review Workshops begin; 8am to Ipm
Sponsored by FSU’s MBA Program
Fee of $80.00
Course will continue on 2/18, 2/25, and 3/4
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY
Black Love Rally
Sponsored by MASK
Demonstration at the Fayetteville Market House; 3pm
Unity Rally on campus 7pm
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Fayetteville Tech.; 10am to 2:30pm
Black History Extravaganza
R. J. Student Center; 1 lam to 4pm
Black Film Festival
Student Center; 10pm
3rd Annual Casino Night
Sponsored by the Fayetteville Museum of Art
Prince Charles Hotel
Interested? Contact museum at 485-5121
ALVfN AILEY Repertory Ensemble
Seabrook Auditorium; 7:30pm
Black History Month Quiz Bowl
Jones Board Rm., Chesnutt Lib.; 12pm
FEBRUARY
24
25
26
MARCH
3-4
18
23-26
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Hoke County EMS; 1pm to 6:30pm
1995 Tickets & Tours and SATO Travel Extravaganza
Fort Bragg Yntema Club; 12pm to 4pm
Additional info: call Ms. Gudron Blackmon at
396-1278/1270
Deadline for requests for applications for the Art
’95 Annual Open Multimedia Competition
Sponsored by 21st Century Art
Deadline for requests by telephone or fax: 3/3
Judging will take place in May
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Medical Arts Pharmacy; 9am to 1pm
Echoes of the Children
Butler Little Theater; 3 pm
FSU Sponsored by School of Education
Applications available for SGA Officers/Senators, SAC
Officers/Members, Class Officers
Student Activities Office
National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice
NC State Chapter Second Annual Conference
at North Carolina Central University
“Criminal Justice—A Community Perspective”
GMAT Testing
National Black College Alumni Reunion
Miami, Florida
OTHER IMPORTANT DATES AND EVENTS..
January 1
January 9
January 18 throughout February
January 26 through February 5
Februaury 17 and 18
June 17
North American Open Poetry
Contest begins
Entries must be postmarked by
April 30
Financial Aid applications
available for Summer ’95 and
Academic Year ‘95-’96
Financial Aid Workshops for
1995-1996
Cape Fear Regional Theater
presents: Good Times Are
Killing Me by Lynda Barry
FSU’s Ninth Annual
Educational Forum—’’Internet:
Education On-Line With
Technology”
Fri., 3:30pm to 9pm
Sat., 8:30am to 1:30pm
GMAT testing
Chancellor Search Committee Forum Dates
Please note on your calendar and make a determined effort to attend your
particular group forum meeting. They are very important, as they are de
signed to identify and gather your concerns, positions, and interests with
respect to the search process. Get there. Be there.
STUDENT FORUMS
Tuesday, February 7 & 14, 1995 (2-4 p.m.) Shaw Auditorium
FACULTY FORUMS
Thursday, February 9 & 16, 1995 (2-4 p.m.) Shaw Auditorium
STAFF FORUMS
Thursday, February 9, 1995, (10:00-12:00 a.m.) Shaw Auditorium
Wednesday, February 15, 1995 (2-4 p.m.) Shaw Auditorium
COMMUNITY FORUMS
Thursday, February 9, 1995 (7-9 p.m.) Shaw Auditorium
Thursday, February 14, 1995 (7-9 p.m.) Pate Room, Main Library