March Calendar: Advisement, registration coming up
Protest at capitol, blood drive and gender debate, big events
Martin Billig
Issue date: 2/17/10 Section: Campus Life
March is always an exciting month. The weather starts to warm up, grass starts to get green and there is always spring break. We here at the compass look to help you plan and enjoy the month that was named after the Roman god of war, Mars.
March 4, 5, 6
ANNUAL BIG BAND SHOW
Jazz fans can enjoy the self proclaimed "Show of the Year" for all three days at the Ed Cabell Theater. Tickets are free for GSC students and staff. Be sure to get your tickets online or call 678-717-3624.
March 8-13
SPRING BREAK
You can always do the Panama City thing, but why not do something different. Check out our Blast! column on Couch Surfing (back page).Whatever is on the agenda, just use these days wisely.
March 14
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
As soon as spring break ends, we have a bit of bad news: One less hour of sleep.
MARCH 15
STUDENTS PROTEST
Students from Georgia's 35 colleges and universiteis are planning a march at the capitol in light of additional educational budget cuts being proposed. Fan the page USG Students for Quality Education on Facebook for more info.
March 15-26
ADVISEMENT
Make an appointment with your adviser (you can find out who it is on your banner web tranguid) and use this time to figure out the next steps in your education process.
March 16
LIFESOUTH BLOOD DRIVE
Bring your student ID and save up to three lives by donating blood. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is sponsored by SGA. Contact Cara Ray at 678-717-3899 for more info.
March 17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
This is the original Go Green day. Green clothes, green food and of course green beer. Everyone is Irish for this day. But don't drink and drive!
March 18
SELF-DEFENSE WORKSHOP
Contact Amy Pelak at 678-717-3877 if you're interested in this workshop which takes places in Ballroom A in the Student Center. It will be from noon until 1:15 p.m.
March 21
SPRING BEGINS
Time for shorts and sandals (even though some wore them throughout the whole winter).
March 22
GREAT GENDER DEBATE
Located in room 108 of the Continuing Education Building, you can contact Tom Preston at 678-717-3703 for more info.
March 29
EARLY REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER & FALL
This is a very important day for those taking classes here in the future. Be online early (8 a.m.) to assure you get the classes you want. Approach this day with great urgency if you want a good schedule or if you just need to plan school around work.
March 31
FOCUS ON CAREERS
Located in the Commons of the Student Center will be information on hundreds of careers. The info will be laid out all day, but counselors will only be there from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. and from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Be sure to stop by and ask these counselors any questions you might have.
March 4, 5, 6
ANNUAL BIG BAND SHOW
Jazz fans can enjoy the self proclaimed "Show of the Year" for all three days at the Ed Cabell Theater. Tickets are free for GSC students and staff. Be sure to get your tickets online or call 678-717-3624.
March 8-13
SPRING BREAK
You can always do the Panama City thing, but why not do something different. Check out our Blast! column on Couch Surfing (back page).Whatever is on the agenda, just use these days wisely.
March 14
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
As soon as spring break ends, we have a bit of bad news: One less hour of sleep.
MARCH 15
STUDENTS PROTEST
Students from Georgia's 35 colleges and universiteis are planning a march at the capitol in light of additional educational budget cuts being proposed. Fan the page USG Students for Quality Education on Facebook for more info.
March 15-26
ADVISEMENT
Make an appointment with your adviser (you can find out who it is on your banner web tranguid) and use this time to figure out the next steps in your education process.
March 16
LIFESOUTH BLOOD DRIVE
Bring your student ID and save up to three lives by donating blood. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is sponsored by SGA. Contact Cara Ray at 678-717-3899 for more info.
March 17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
This is the original Go Green day. Green clothes, green food and of course green beer. Everyone is Irish for this day. But don't drink and drive!
March 18
SELF-DEFENSE WORKSHOP
Contact Amy Pelak at 678-717-3877 if you're interested in this workshop which takes places in Ballroom A in the Student Center. It will be from noon until 1:15 p.m.
March 21
SPRING BEGINS
Time for shorts and sandals (even though some wore them throughout the whole winter).
March 22
GREAT GENDER DEBATE
Located in room 108 of the Continuing Education Building, you can contact Tom Preston at 678-717-3703 for more info.
March 29
EARLY REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER & FALL
This is a very important day for those taking classes here in the future. Be online early (8 a.m.) to assure you get the classes you want. Approach this day with great urgency if you want a good schedule or if you just need to plan school around work.
March 31
FOCUS ON CAREERS
Located in the Commons of the Student Center will be information on hundreds of careers. The info will be laid out all day, but counselors will only be there from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. and from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Be sure to stop by and ask these counselors any questions you might have.
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