Have you ever heard of Justin Bieber or the Grumpy Cat? Well, of course, you say! Do you know what Justin Bieber and the Grumpy Cat have in common? NETWORKING. Sara Heilman, Career Center Marketing Intern, provides great advice for building, cultivating, and using a network of people to help you achieve your goals. New […]
Archive | October, 2014
Register Friday for PNC Bank’s Retirement Seminar
Can you identify the 5 significant threats that affect retirees and pre-retirees alike? Do you know how to address each one of them? Come join us for an informational session hosted by our partner PNC Investments. Let’s better prepare for your future, together. PNC Bank will host a Retirement Seminar on October 14th in Cook […]
Last Day to Register for an Employer Mock Interview
Participating in an Employer Mock Interview is a fantastic opportunity to conveniently fine-tune your interview skills on campus with real-world experts from SECU, Prometric, Verizon, NewDay USA, and Pole to Win. Employers will help you develop your interview skills, improve your ability to articulate your strengths and accomplishments, and increase your understanding of professional attire […]
External Voice Emergency System Test NEXT WEEK
The Office of Public Safety will be conducting a test of the university’s External Voice Emergency System on Monday, October 13, 2014 commencing at approximately 1 p.m. The test should last no more than a few minutes. Prior to the test, an initial announcement will come through the external system speakers followed by an alert […]
Last Day to Register for the “Learn How to Survive as an Artist Breakfast”
Friends Don’t Let Friends… Give up on their dreams! The How to Survive as an Artist Breakfast Thursday, October 9, 2014 from 8:30-10 a.m. will give students interested in pursuing any creative field (all majors welcome) the opportunity to: Take advantage of a FREE breakfast Listen to a multitude of panelist who are not only […]
Benefits Bulletin: Health Insurance Premium Holiday and SRA Sessions
The State of Maryland Department of Budget and Management announced two additional Health Insurance Premium Holidays in October 2014. If you are a Regular employee, the paychecks you receive on October 8th and October 22nd will not have payroll deductions for medical, prescription, and dental insurance. Any other plans you may be enrolled in (such […]
Towson Abroad at Cook Library
Join the Study Abroad Office Wednesday, 10/8, in the main lobby of the library from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. to get answers to your questions or get more information about going abroad. Remember: The application deadline for Minimester and Spring 2015 trips is October 15th so stop by for last minute help! You can […]
Critical Language Scholarship: Info Session 10/7
Calling all global citizens! Do you love to travel? Do you love learning languages? Do you really love free things? If you answered yes to any of these questions, listen up! We’ve got some information you need to hear. The Critical Language Scholarship Program is now accepting applications for its summer 2015 programs! What is […]
Peer Educator Applications Open!!!!
Do you have the desire to get involved and make a difference? Consider becoming a Peer Educator! Peer Educators receive training to teach others about issues related to a variety of topics. The Counseling Center is looking for motivated and energetic students to join one of our four peer education groups: Wellness, Sexual Assault, Body […]
Celebrate TU’s 150th Anniversary on Facebook
Towson University will celebrate its 150th Anniversary in May 2015. Get the party started early and stay up to date on news and plans for events and learn about important moments in TU history at our Towson University 150th Facebook page. The Facebook page will serve as a central location for all 150th news, stories, […]
Love Your Body Week (Free) ZUMBA!
Join the dance party! Zumba is a Latin inspired workout that is empowering and fun! Do the Samba, Cumbia, and Cha-Cha and embrace how your body can move. No prior training needed, just come and join the fun! Monday, October 13th, 6-7 p.m. West Village Commons, Ballroom C
I’m a Survivor: Support Group for Survivors of Sexual and Relationship Violence
This FREE group will allow survivors to connect with one another to heal and promote post-traumatic growth. Through the support of trained therapists and fellow survivors, the group will address: Coping skills Posttraumatic stress Self-empowerment Reducing self-blame Call or email Dr. Maria Wydra at the Counseling Center for information about joining: 410-704-2512; mwydra@towson.edu
Learn How to Find an Internship That Fits
Friends don’t let friends… Graduate without an internship! Be sure to attend the Finding the Internship that Fits! workshop Tuesday, October 14, 2014 from 2-3 p.m. at University Union 305. Forget those horror stories about interns who brew coffee and make photocopies! Learn strategies, tips and resources that help you find the internship that meets […]
Faculty Kudos
Christian J. Koot (History) published, “Anglo-Dutch Trade in the Chesapeake and the British Caribbean, 1621-1733,” in Gert Oostindie & Jessica Roitman, ed., Dutch Atlantic Connections,1680-1800: Networks and Nodal Points (Leiden: Brill, 2014). Kim Merriken (Electronic Media and Film)completed the Workplace Professional Certificate, one of five noncredit certificates offered by the Office of Human Resources. This certificate […]
CAC Free Family Art Day – Saturday, October 11
COMMUNITY ART CENTER presents: FAMILY ART DAY Free drop-in art activities & gallery tours inspired by current exhibitions Chakaia Booker: Are We There Yet? & Meditation. EXPERIENCE THE JOY OF THINKING LIKE AN ARTIST Saturday, October 11th, 12:00 – 3:00pm Center for the Arts, Atrium Admission is Free & […]
What’s fun and includes as many players of diverse abilities as possible?
Adapted sports are here! Disability Support Services and Campus Recreation are sponsoring two adapted sports events in honor of Disability Awareness Month. Celebrate with us in Burdick Hall by playing sitting volleyball on Wednesday, October 8th from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm and blindfolded bocce ball on Thursday, October 23rd from 11:30 am to 1:30 […]
Grad360 Info Session Tomorrow!
At Towson’s Grad360° program, you’ll get an overview of the university and the chance to talk one-on-one with University Admissions, Career Services, current graduate students and academic and faculty representatives. Learn more at our fall Grad360 Grad Studies Info Session Tomorrow! When: TOMORROW, October 7th, 4:00 p.m. Where: West Village Commons, 3rd floor lobby Enjoy […]
Last Day to Sign Up for the Retreat for Social Justice
Applications for the 2014 Retreat for Social Justice are due TODAY, Friday, October 3rd at 5 pm. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Applications are available on our website http://www.towson.edu/diversity/programs.asp or can be picked up in the Center for Student Diversity located in the University Union Room 313. The Retreat for Social Justice is a […]
Participants Needed for Paid Research Study
Participants wanted for a research study funded by Maryland Industrial Partnerships. Volunteers spend up to two hours listening to and rating selected audio. Times are conveniently scheduled to accommodate your needs. Only people over the age of 30 are needed. You will receive $40 for your participation. Please contact Dana Bannerman, dbanne2@students.towson.edu or Ellyn Sheffield, […]
Honors Seminar in Cuba
This upcoming Spring semester students can take advantage of a unique opportunity to enroll in a semester-long course taught here at Towson and spend 10 days in Havana, Cuba during Spring Break 2015. Taught by Dr. Colleen Ebacher, the course fulfills an Honors College seminar requirement OR an Honors College upper level elective. There are […]
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