VLAA Business Edge Seminars

ST. LOUIS VOLUNTEER LAWYERS AND ACCOUNTANTS FOR THE ARTS
Business Edge seminars

MARKETING & PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATION
Monday, Nov. 5, 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.

Find out how to market your art with the same intensity you use to create it. We'll discuss promotional materials and help you identify the right audience, position yourself (including pricing), set priorities and stop procrastinating. Instructors: Kate Poss, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra and VLAA's Sue Greenberg.

HOW TO APPLY FOR STUFF
Monday, Nov. 12, 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.

Submit with confidence! Our panel of experts will share their secrets for success from preparing top-notch work samples to writing artist statements (and more). Panelists: David Allen, Arts in Transit; Robin Hirsch, Art St. Louis; James McAnally, Luminary Center for the Arts; Meredith McKinley, Critical Mass; Laura Miller, Saint Louis Art Fair; and Dominic Molon, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis. Moderator: Boo McLoughlin, Craft Alliance. We'll end the evening with a wine reception.

Tuition is $10 in advance; $15 at the door. Business Edge workshops are held in the Regional Arts Commission's building, 6128 Delmar, across from the Pageant.

To register, please download a form from VLAA's site. For more info, call 314/863-6930.

St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts
6128 Delmar
St. Louis, MO 63112
314/863-6930
http://www.vlaa.org

Call for Work: Deadline 5 December 2012

St. Louis Artists' Guild
Call for Entries: Photo Op

Photo Op is a juried exhibition of photography (digital or film/analog), or artwork in other media incorporating original photographic imagery (such as photolithography, collage/assemblage, transfers, etc). This is a national call for entries.

CD Submissions Due Wednesday, December 5, 2012
CDs must be dropped off at the St. Louis Artists' Guild by 5:00 pm on December 5, or, if mailed, submissions must be postmarked on or before December 5, 2012.

Opening ReceptionMembers' Preview: Friday, January 18, 2013: 5pm–6pm
Public Reception: Friday, January 18, 2013; 6pm–8:30pm

Exhibition Dates January 18 – March 17, 2013

Exhibition Juror: Daniel Farnum. Dan Farnum was born in the blue-collar town of Saginaw, Michigan. His photographs address the American experience, landscape, and culture, and have been showcased nationally in several exhibitions and galleries in San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and New York.

AwardsCash prizes will be awarded by the juror.
* First place: $300
* Second place: $200
* Third place: $100
* Honorable Mentions (2): $50

Please visit our website for more information: http://www.stlouisartistsguild.org/new/photo-op

St. Louis Artists' Guild
Two Oak Knoll Park
Clayton MO 63105
314.727.6266
www.stlouisartistsguild.org

Speaker tonight, Monday 29 Octobeer

Human Rights Speaker Oct. 29: Constantine on Stateless People

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Greg Constantine, an award-winning photojournalist currently based in Southeast Asia, will discuss the human rights issue of statelessness during a visit to Webster University Monday, Oct. 29.
Constantine’s work documents the plight of the stateless, or those who lack legal nationality to any country in the world. His most recent project, Nowhere People, documents the struggles of the Rohingya minority ethnic group in Burma, who have been stripped of legal citizenship by the government.
Constantine will discuss the issue of statelessness from his perspective as an American-born photojournalist. Through images and personal stories, his lecture will illustrate how this human rights violation impacts stateless populations throughout Asia.
Event Details
Lecture: 7 p.m., Monday, Oct. 29, 2012
Webster University’s Sunnen Lounge
Free and open to the public
Parking is available at the Garden Park Plaza, 568 Garden Avenue [Campus map]
To learn more about the Institute for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies, visit www.webster.edu/humanrights. Constantine’s personal Web site is available at www.gregconstantine.com.

Statelessness and the Year of International Human Rights

Statelessness is highlighted by Webster’s “Year of International Human Rights” (YIHR), which focuses on the rights of indigenous peoples and stateless persons during the 2012/2013 academic year. The YIHR is coordinated by Webster’s Institute for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies.
Now in its fifth year, the YIHR includes invited lectures, a common reading book, a film series, and a two-day human rights conference centered on the human rights theme.
Approximately 12 million people are stateless – they are not citizens to any country – despite the human “right to a nationality” that is outlined in international law. In fact, statelessness has been described as a “forgotten human rights crisis” that leads to exploitation and additional rights violations.
People without legal nationality often suffer from human rights abuse including the inability to travel, to work legally, to receive a basic education, and to access healthcare. The stateless are also vulnerable to abuse by government officials, including the police and immigration officers, and are at high risk for human trafficking and other rights-related problems.

STUDIO ALTIUS BREW-HA-HA: Friday, 9 November 2012

STUDIO ALTIUS BREW-HA-HA
Friday November 9
6:30pm until 1am
OPEN SHOOTING THEME: THE FUTURE

STUDIO ALTIUS BREW-HA-HA, WHERE GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY MEETS GREAT PARTY! This month’s open shooting theme is “THE FUTURE”. Studio Altius will be transported to the FUTURE! Futuristic sets, lighting, and styling will be available for photographers to have a lot of fun getting some really cool futuristic shots. We will have several models and sets for you!
                                                                                                                                                                     
Turn Studio Altius into your own personal photography playground! Studio space, state of the art equipment, beautiful and talented models, makeup artists, stylists, and fellow photographers come together to provide an evening of fun, networking, and open shooting photography. Each month we will have open shooting as our new theme for our Brew-Ha-Ha events. This will be a great opportunity to network, hone your skills, try out our space and some new equipment, and learn a few tips from your colleagues! As you have come to expect, we will be supplementing our offerings with some great equipment from our Brew-Ha-Ha Sponsor, Schiller’s. Fee: $10 and your favorite refreshments. Pay at the door.

Call for Work: Deadline 9 November 2012

SEEN 2012 is fast approaching and our annual photography competition and show needs your submissions before November 9^th!!  Also, we have a new studio manager, Phil Crawford!  Please say hi and introduce yourself next time you stop by the studio or call us.
  SEEN 2012
Every December, lovers of photography come to Studio Altius to view a collection of the best photography created in that year from St. Louis area photographers.  This show is called SEEN and it celebrates photographers, professional and amateur, across all genres.  It is the culmination of a contest to find the best of the best in St. Louis.  We want to see what our best photographers have SEEN!

SEEN 2012 - DEADLINE November 9, 2012
Studio Altius is inviting photographers to submit artwork for their 6th Annual SEEN photography exhibition.  This show exhibits some of the best photographs taken by St. Louis-area photographers during the past year.  The finalists are selected by a blind jury.  The Grand Prize will be a $250 award, 2nd place will be a $125 award, and 3rd place, a $100 award.  Top finalists in each category will receive hundreds of dollars in prizes from our sponsors. The top images will be displayed in the SEEN 2012 show at Studio Altius throughout the month of December.  Additionally, a photo-book will be made showing off the finalists plus several other standout images.  This book will be available to purchase during the run of the show.  The entry fee for this show is only $10, you may enter as many times in as many categories as you wish, however, you must submit a new entry fee for every piece you enter.

More info at www.studioaltius.com/resource/art

Entry form can be downloaded here: SEEN 2012 - DEADLINE November 9, 2012

Call for Work: Deadline 2 November 2012

"Misperception" 

a juried exhibit
Deadline for entries: November 2, 2012 
 
Misperception is an all media juried exhibit. Artworks submitted for this exhibit should explore the topic of misperception, including but not limited to: artworks that aren't exactly what we think they are; trompe l'oiel and works that fool the eye physically, conceptually or in any other way; works that appear to be one media but are really something else, such as a photograph that looks like a painting or a painting that looks like a photograph, a ceramic piece that looks as if it is made of glass, etc.; artworks that deal with concepts of being misunderstood, misleading behavior, even betrayal. All interpretations, techniques & styles are encouraged.

EXHIBITION SPACE & DATES
Art Saint Louis main gallery in downtown St. Louis, MO. Exhibition dates: January 14-February 21, 2013. Opening reception Saturday, January 19, 6-9 p.m.

ELIGIBILITY
Open to artists 21 years of age and older living in the St. Louis, Missouri region or surrounding 200-mile radius. Chicago, IL and Kansas City, MO are not eligible.

DEADLINE
November 2, 2012 is the postmark deadline for all entries. Please mail all entries. Send entry fee, entry form, JPEGs on CD, image reference sheet to: "Misperception," c/o Art Saint Louis, 555 Washington Ave., #150, St. Louis, MO 63101. Entries postmarked November 2, but received after November 7 will be returned to artists unprocessed. The Gallery currently closed until 10 a.m. October 29, after which time hand-delivered entries will be accepted up until 5 p.m., November 2.

SPECIFICATIONS 
Artists may submit up to TWO (2) artworks in all styles & all media*. *NO ceiling installed work. *NO works that sit directly on the floor. *NO works that are nailed, pinned, tacked, taped, velcroed, painted on, or affixed directly to/on Gallery walls. 2-d works must be framed or pre-approved presentation. No loose plexi that is clipped or nailed to wall. 3-d, over-sized or installation works must be installed by artist under direction of ASL Gallery Director. 3-d works that are extremely fragile, unstable or do not sit flat on a pedestal are discouraged. Video or works that require electricity: Artist must provide all equipment necessary to present artwork, including cords, DVD player, monitor, etc. Work must be completed in the last two years (2010-2012). Works not previously exhibited in any exhibit in the Art Saint Louis Gallery. Works not exhibited in any juried exhibit in the St. Louis region July-December 2012. Size limits: artwork must fit through standard sized double doors. Final installation size not to exceed 10' high and/or 13' wide.

JURORS
Serving as jurors for this exhibit are St. Louis-based artists Linda Skrainka and Ken Wood, Assistant Professor, Printmaking & Basic Design, St. Louis Community College Meramec.

JURYING, FORMATTING & MATERIALS REQUIRED
Judging is done by JPEGs on CD only. No slides, e-mailed images, or photos. DVD only for video or performance. Video saved as Quicktime file. Limit TWO artworks total. You may submit 2 JPEGs per artwork: 1 full view (required) and either 1 detail OR 1 alternate view. JPEGs on 1 CD that must be readable by both Mac & PC. JPEGs must be RGB Color, 300 dpi preferred. Rename JPEG file to correspond to image # on the entry form using the following format: lastname.image1.jpg (EXAMPLE: smith.image1). Include title of artwork on entry form. Include a printed sheet with color or b/w thumbnail reference image of each artwork you are submitting-this is not used for jurying, but is required for processing all entries. Do not include any unrelated files, folders or documents on CD. NO iPhoto folders. JPEGs only. Label CD with artist's full name and place in protective case. Submissions that do not comply with rules of entry will not be presented to the jurors. Only entries postmarked (or hand-delivered) by November 2, 2012 will be considered. Jury notifications will be e-mailed to all artists by November 30, 2012. Works selected for exhibition that are not accurately depicted by JPEGs may be removed from the exhibit at Director's discretion.

THE JURYING PROCESS
If you are not already aware, jurying an exhibition at Art Saint Louis is always an anonymous process. What this means is that at no time before or during the jurying process do our jurors know the names of entering artists. The jurors are presented all entrants' JPEGs in an anonymous digital image presentation and the only information provided to them about the artwork is the following: artwork title, year, media, dimensions & method of presentation (i.e. wall, pedestal, floor). Jurors are never shown the names of any artists. Both works that you submit for jurying are presented one after the other in the presentation the jurors view. So, if you are artist #25, your two entries are in the presentation after artist #24 and before artist #26. From the jurying presentation and info provided about the artworks, the jurors make their selections for the final exhibit. Artwork selection decisions are in part based on a set of specific jurying instructions & criteria relating to the theme of the exhibit as well as specific conditions & rules of the Gallery. At no time are the jurors shown entrants' names and oftentimes do not even see names for selected artists until they arrive to the Gallery to view final exhibit. 

SALES & INSURANCE
Artworks are insured at 50% of retail value during exhibit. Artist responsible for work in transit to/from ASL. Works may be for sale or not for sale. All sales are made through Art Saint Louis with 30% donation on work sold to ASL and 70% to artist. Artist responsible for delivery of sold work to buyer.

FRAMING & PRESENTATION
All work selected for exhibition must be delivered to the Gallery ready to install in a professional manner of presentation. 2-d work must be framed (or approved alternative) and equipped with hanging wire stretched across back of artwork. NO sawtooth hangers or clip frames, no keyholes, no loose plexi. Paintings may be gallery-wrapped or strip-framed. 3-d, oversized or installation works must be installed by artist under direction of Artistic Director. Artist must provide all equipment necessary to present video work. Specific installation requirements must be resolved in advance with directions/devices provided by artist. Art Saint Louis reserves the right to install accepted works in a manner deemed necessary for a well-designed exhibition or for security purposes.

AWARDS & SALES
Five non-cash Awards of Excellence will be selected from the final exhibit by Jurors Linda Skrainka and Ken Wood. In addition to receiving recognition as having outstanding work in this exhibit, our five Award recipients will be eligible for our prestigious "Honor Awards 2014" ten-artist exhibit (May 2014). Curator: tbd. Only artists who receive Awards of Excellence in our 2013 exhibits are eligible for the "Honor Awards 2014" exhibition.
 
ENTRY FEE
Entry fee is non-refundable. Artist may submit up to 5 artworks for the one fee. Membership is not required for submission of artworks or acceptance in to any Art Saint Louis juried exhibition. $20/current Art Saint Louis members; $30/non-members; $5 reduced entry fee with new $50 Artist level 1-year membership. New members, please download a membership form from our website. 

Fees payable to Art Saint Louis. Submit fee with entry form, CD, image reference sheet, & SASE (for return of CD). Entry fee payable by cash, check or money order or online entry fee payable by PayPal available on ASL website. 

ENTRY FORM
The entry form for this exhibit is required with all entries and is downloadable directly from our website here. Entries submitted without form will be returned to artist unprocessed. All entries require: entry form filled out in full (do not leave any areas blank), entry fee, JPEGs on CD, and printed image reference sheet.

DEADLINE / SEND ENTRY
November 2, 2012 is the deadline for ALL entries. We encourage you to mail your entry before the deadline. We prefer mailed entries, but will accept hand-delivered entries only during Gallery hours: M & Sat. 10-4, Tu-Fr 10-5. Do not leave entries under our door. Do NOT hand deliver any entries while the Gallery is closed October 6-29. Only mailed entries will be accepted during those dates.
MAIL your entry fee, entry form, JPEGs on CD, image reference sheet by November 2, 2012 to: "Misperception," c/o Art Saint Louis, 555 Washington Ave., #150, St. Louis, MO 63101. Entries postmarked by November 2, but not received in the mail by Art Saint Louis by November 7 will be returned to artist unprocessed.
VOLUNTEERING
As a non-profit artists' organization, Art Saint Louis relies on volunteer support to help present our exhibitions. For this show, all exhibiting artists are required to volunteer 4 hours (per artwork selected) of time and/or work to the production of this exhibit; artists may contribute food or goods for the opening reception (value $20/per artwork); or artists may buy-out volunteer time at $5/hour or $20/per artwork. Cash, contributions or in-kind goods or services are tax-deductible to the extent allowable by law.

PUBLICITY
Art Saint Louis reserves the right to photograph all exhibited works for web use and publicity purposes. JPEGs of accepted artworks may be used for publicity of this exhibit and Art Saint Louis in-general. This exhibit is publicized and promoted on our web site, through e-blasts, on our Facebook page, Twitter feed, in-print and online magazines, various publications, media resources, and more.

DELIVERY & PICK-UP
Artworks juried into this exhibition are to be hand-delivered by artist or representative to Art Saint Louis December 22 or December 27-29, 2012, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and picked-up at the conclusion of the show, February 22-23, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Exhibited artworks may not be removed from ASL prior to 10 a.m. February 22. ALL works must be removed from Gallery by 4 p.m. February 23.

ART SAINT LOUIS
Art Saint Louis is a non-profit artists' organization & gallery in downtown St. Louis, MO. For over 27 years, Art Saint Louis has worked to cultivate an appreciation for the role that visual artists play in our community. We fulfill our mission by creating and presenting original exhibitions, educational programming and support services to benefit artists and the community. Our proactive efforts help artists achieve professional success and reach new audiences. Art Saint Louis is a registered not-for-profit organization with the State of Missouri and has Federal 501 (c)(3) status. Learn more at www.artstlouis.org

QUESTIONS?
Robin Hirsch, Artistic Director, Art Saint Louis, robin@artstlouis.org. 

C A L E N D A R

Deadline for entry:  Postmarked* by November 2, 2012 We kindly as that you MAIL ALL ENTRIES, please.
If you must hand-deliver your entry, we can only accept entries during Art Saint Louis business hours. Please do NOT hand-deliver any entries October 6-29,
the Gallery is CLOSED and we will only accept mailed entries during those dates.

All entries* go to:
"Misperception," Art Saint Louis, 555 Washington Ave., #150, St. Louis, MO  63101
(*entry form filled out in full, entry fee, JPEGs on CD, printed image reference sheet)

Jurying Notifications: All entering artists will be e-mailed jury results by 11:59 p.m., November 30, 2012.

Accepted works delivered: to Art Saint Louis December 22 or December 27-29, 2012, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Install exhibit: Friday, January 5, 2013, 1-5 p.m.

Exhibition Dates: January 14-February 21, 2013

FREE Opening Reception:
Saturday, January 19, 2013, 6-8 p.m.

Art Saint Louis Gallery hours during exhibit:  M-F 10-5 & Sat. 10-4
Closed Sundays & holidays

Pick-up exhibited works: December 28-29, 2012, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Questions? robin@artstlouis.org

May Gallery talk & opening Friday

May Gallery: Friday, 26 October 2012

Benedict J. Fernandez:
A Life's Work in Photography

Pro-Vietnam war demonstration, 1970

26 October - 21 November 2012

Opening Reception Friday, 26 October, 5-7 pm

With a conversation with Mr. Fernandez via teleconference on Friday, 26 October, at 3 pm in Sverdrup 101

The Wall Street journal wrote of this exhibition (which is currently also on view at the Robert Anderson Gallery in New York City), "(This is) a sampling of work from Benedict J. Fernandez's long career in photojournalism. Mr. Fernandez (b. 1936) does not belong to a photo agency and does not shoot on assignment. He self-selects his projects and, since he is not working against a deadline, works on them until he is satisfied; as a consequence, his pictures frequently have an art photography quality. Unlike much photojournalism that simply records an event, Mr. Fernandez creates images that distill its essence.

"The top half of "Wall Street, New York City" (1970) is dominated by a fluttering American flag, but the scene beneath Old Glory is one of strenuous conflict as hard-hat construction workers battle police during a demonstration in support of U.S. involvement in the war in Vietnam. The flag is backlit and light glances off the police helmets and the demonstrators' hard hats, charging the image with vitality. Mr. Fernandez shot both pro- and antiwar demonstrations, as well as actions in favor of, and against, the civil-rights movement." (22 Sept 2012, p. A-20)

Opening Reception Friday, 26 October, 5-7 pm

and in the Small Wall Gallery, 2012 Global Photo Cont

Alex Buono speaking: Wednesday, 7 November 2012

Call for Work: Deadline 9 November 2012

Next Dor, a Jewish non-profit located in St. Louis, is presenting it's first juried art show. The exhibit, entitled "Light", will coincide with the Jewish holliday Hannukkah, the "Festival of Lights." Artists of all backgrounds are invited to submit 2 dimensional artworks that display their interpretation of the word light. The show will be hosted by CAMP http://stlcamp.org/ at 3022a Cherokee St. CAMP is a non-profit in south St. Louis that hosts neighborhood activities and is dedicated to providing learning experiences to youth. The deadline is November 9th and the application can be found on
https://www.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=1144

The juror will be Dion Dion, the opening will be on December 7th and coincide with first Friday on Cherokee Street. Please contact Benji Rowan at benji377@netzero.com with any questions.

ASMP Social: Friday 12 October 2012

DON'T MISS ASMP STL SOCIAL TONIGHT! ASMP SOCIAL Relax, have a drink, laugh and learn with like-minded artists at our ASMP St. Louis happy hour series.  ASMP SOCIAL is the place to mingle with St. Louis' top working pros and make valuable new contacts. Informal, friendly, essential.  Members and non-members welcome. It's free for all. Can't make it? No worries. We're hosting these every other month...you're welcome.    Friday, October 12th, 6pm-?   SCHLAFLY BOTTLEWORKS (bar area) 7260 Southwest Avenue St. Louis, MO 63143 Cost: Free to Attend, Cash Bar  Questions: social@johnfedele.com ASMP ST. LOUIS Where Photo Pros Go

Internship events

The 2012 Internship Expo is Thursday, October 25 from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm in the University Center Sunnen Lounge.  For more information on the Expo, including the most current list of attending organizations, please see our Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/154563941349957/

The Center will another drop-in Speed Session that will include on-the-spot help with résumés, portfolios, networking, and more. The session will take place in Sverdrup 124 on Tuesday, October 9 from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm.

Mindy Berkowitz
Director Center for Portfolio Development & Internships
314-246-7614
mindyb@webster.edu

Call for Work: 1 November 2012

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CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
Submissions due November 1, 2012

SHOTS Magazine announces an international call for photographic work to be considered for publication in the ANNUAL PORTFOLIO ISSUE (no. 118, Winter 2012). Subject matter is open; submit a cohesive series or a selection of your best images. Selected photographers will be interviewed and have their work featured on at least four pages in this issue. Please visit the SHOTS website for further information and guidelines.

A well-established, independent, quarterly photography journal in its 26th year of publication, SHOTS Magazine reaches an international community of photographers, educators, galleries, museums, collectors and other fine art photography enthusiasts.

Submissions are accepted online or by mail (prints or CD).
SHOTS no. 117, Autumn 2012
Click the cover for more information and  sample images from the current issue.

CURRENT ISSUE
SHOTS no. 117 | Autumn 2012

The current issue of SHOTS brings together a thought-provoking selection of work by over 30 international photographers in response to the issue's theme, PORTRAITS. The issue also includes Douglas D. Prince's portraits of Francesca Woodman in her studio and Russell Joslin's revealing 8-page feature interview with Ivan Pinkava.

SHOTS Magazine is a quarterly, independent photography journal made possible by the participation, subscriptions, and support of its readers.

VLAA Workshops

ST. LOUIS VOLUNTEER LAWYERS AND ACCOUNTANTS FOR THE ARTS
BUSINESS EDGE seminars for individual artists

CAREER PLANNING FOR ARTISTS
Monday, Oct. 8, 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
This hands-on workshop, presented with thanks to our colleagues at Springboard for the Arts in St. Paul, will help you examine your career, both professionally and artistically. You’ll learn how to chart a “career path” that incorporates specific strategies and how to put your plan into action. Instructors: Susan Bostwick, artist, and Sue Greenberg, VLAA executive director

USING TIME WISELY: FINDING REAL CONTENTMENT IN A CRAZY, BUSY WORLD
Monday, Oct. 15, 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Learn new ways to understand your relationship with time and practical strategies and tactics for using time to achieve desired results in your personal/professional life. Our dynamic speaker is Mary C. Kutheis, writer, coach and owner of RealContentment.com (formerly Open Spaces, LLC).
 
MARKETING & PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATION
Monday, Nov. 5, 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.
Find out how to market your art with the same intensity you use to create it. We’ll discuss promotional materials and help you identify the right audience, position yourself (including pricing), set priorities and stop procrastinating. Instructors: Kate Poss, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra and VLAA’s Sue Greenberg.

$10 in advance; $15 at the door
Business Edge workshops are held in the Regional Arts Commission's building, 6128 Delmar, across from the Pageant.

To register, please download a form. For more info, call 314/863-6930.

St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts
6128 Delmar
St. Louis, MO 63112
314/863-6930
www.vlaa.org

Student Advisory Council: Thursday, 4 October 2012

Student Meeting With Dean Rothenbuhler on Thursday, Oct. 4

Have a question about something at the SOC? Wonder what's going on in the school? Join us for the first of this year's monthly Student Advisory Council meetings with Dean Eric Rothenbuhler at noon, Thursday, Oct. 4, in the Library Conference Room. The meeting is open to all SOC students. Pizza will be served. The advisory council meetings are held the first Thursday of each month during the school year.

Internship Expo: Thursday, 25 October 2012

The 2012 Internship Expo is Thursday, October 25 from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm in the University Center Sunnen Lounge. For more information on the Expo, including the most current list of attending 
organizations, please see our Facebook event page,
https://www.facebook.com/events/154563941349957/

The Center will host two drop-in Speed Sessions before the Expo to help students prepare. Sessions will include on-the-spot help with résumés, portfolios, networking, and more. The sessions will take 
place in Sverdrup 124 on Monday, October 1 from 3:00-5:00 pm and Tuesday, October 9 from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm.