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Time	Event Title
12:00 pm-2:00 pm	One-Year MBA Info Session University Center Banquet Room Come learn about HSU's new one-year MBA program. Faculty will be on hand to answer your questions. Enroll this fall.
1:00 pm-2:30 pm	Politics Faculty Candidate Lecture HSU Campus Politics faculty candidate Jason Plume will present "Medical Marijuana Policy Advocates: Venue Shopping for Reform." A question and answer session will follow. Lecture abstracts and further information about the candidates can be found at the Politics Department web site: http://www.humboldt.edu/politics/news/228/
4:00 pm-5:00 pm	Pre-Medical Club Meeting HSU Campus Join us for the Pre-Medical Club's first meeting of spring semester! Come to this introductory meeting if you're interested in going to medical school or other health related fields. We'll also be discussing our schedule for the semester and getting to know one another.
4:00 pm-5:00 pm	Special Education Orientation Meeting Inviting all substitutes, teachers, instructional assistants and students interested in becoming special education teaching credential candidates for Fall 2013. We offer a convenient one-year program, scholarship opportunities, student loan forgiveness and open enrollment. Come to the orientation and learn why the need for special education educators has never been greater.
4:00 pm-5:00 pm	Belize Archaeology Field School Meeting Behavioral and Social Sciences Building Come to an informational meeting on the Belize Archaeology Field School. The school involves survey and excavation at several Mayan sites as well as laboratory experience working directly with excavated Mayan artifacts. Field techniques, lectures on Mayan culture and history and instruction concerning artifact analysis will be provided. The following courses are offered for the summer session: ANTH 306: 3 units. Cultures of Belize: We will examine the issues of culture shock, stereotyping, misconceptions and misunderstandings, ethnocentrism and intercultural communication. ANTH 357: 3 units. Field Archaeology: The principal focus of this course will be instruction in the basic field techniques required both in the field, cultural resource management and in more strict research settings. If you are interested in additional information, please come to our informational meeting or visit our website.
5:00 pm-6:00 pm	Art Program (Y.E.S.): First Meeting of Spring 2013 YES House Join us for our first meeting of the semester. Servicing the community through creativity!
6:30 pm-9:00 pm	Exploring Textiles: Knitting One Stitch at a Time - Beginner HSU Recreation and Wellness Center Knitted fabrics are fairly new in the history of textiles, approximately 300 years of archaeology samples have been discovered to date. Knitting is a portable craft that can be worked in the leisurely environment of your home or can travel with you anywhere in the world! Learn the basics of knitting while creating a variety of projects; miniature bags, a basic hat and hand clothes. Knit the 4 basic structures: stockinette, garter, rib and seed stitches. Discover how to use 2 colors of yarn in a project, the many traits of natural and synthetic fibers, and begin to fix common mistakes every knitter experiences. Every project will introduce you to techniques that will lay the foundation towards more complex knitting. Examples of a large variety of knitted projects will be shared to reinforce techniques you learn, and will inspire you to begin imagining what your future projects will be.

Time

Event Title

12:00 pm-2:00 pm

One-Year MBA Info Session

University Center Banquet Room

Come learn about HSU's new one-year MBA program. Faculty will be on hand to answer your questions. Enroll this fall.

1:00 pm-2:30 pm

Politics Faculty Candidate Lecture

HSU Campus

Politics faculty candidate Jason Plume will present "Medical Marijuana Policy Advocates: Venue Shopping for Reform."

A question and answer session will follow.

Lecture abstracts and further information about the candidates can be found at the Politics Department web site: http://www.humboldt.edu/politics/news/228/

4:00 pm-5:00 pm

Pre-Medical Club Meeting

HSU Campus

Join us for the Pre-Medical Club's first meeting of spring semester! Come to this introductory meeting if you're interested in going to medical school or other health related fields. We'll also be discussing our schedule for the semester and getting to know one another.

4:00 pm-5:00 pm

Special Education Orientation Meeting

Inviting all substitutes, teachers, instructional assistants and students interested in becoming special education teaching credential candidates for Fall 2013. We offer a convenient one-year program, scholarship opportunities, student loan forgiveness and open enrollment.

Come to the orientation and learn why the need for special education educators has never been greater.

4:00 pm-5:00 pm

Belize Archaeology Field School Meeting

Behavioral and Social Sciences Building

Come to an informational meeting on the Belize Archaeology Field School.

The school involves survey and excavation at several Mayan sites as well as laboratory experience working directly with excavated Mayan artifacts. Field techniques, lectures on Mayan culture and history and instruction concerning artifact analysis will be provided.

The following courses are offered for the summer session:

ANTH 306: 3 units. Cultures of Belize: We will examine the issues of culture shock, stereotyping, misconceptions and misunderstandings, ethnocentrism and intercultural communication.

ANTH 357: 3 units. Field Archaeology: The principal focus of this course will be instruction in the basic field techniques required both in the field, cultural resource management and in more strict research settings.

If you are interested in additional information, please come to our informational meeting or visit our website.

5:00 pm-6:00 pm

Art Program (Y.E.S.): First Meeting of Spring 2013

YES House

Join us for our first meeting of the semester. Servicing the community through creativity!

6:30 pm-9:00 pm

Exploring Textiles: Knitting One Stitch at a Time - Beginner

HSU Recreation and Wellness Center

Knitted fabrics are fairly new in the history of textiles, approximately 300 years of archaeology samples have been discovered to date. Knitting is a portable craft that can be worked in the leisurely environment of your home or can travel with you anywhere in the world! Learn the basics of knitting while creating a variety of projects; miniature bags, a basic hat and hand clothes. Knit the 4 basic structures: stockinette, garter, rib and seed stitches. Discover how to use 2 colors of yarn in a project, the many traits of natural and synthetic fibers, and begin to fix common mistakes every knitter experiences. Every project will introduce you to techniques that will lay the foundation towards more complex knitting. Examples of a large variety of knitted projects will be shared to reinforce techniques you learn, and will inspire you to begin imagining what your future projects will be.

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Jan 22nd-Feb 8th	Intramural Registration HSU Campus
Jan 24th-Feb 28th	Foundation Training Drop-In Group Fitness HSU Recreation and Wellness Center
Jan 28th-Feb 1st	Delta Phi Epsilon [Rush Week 2] Library Circle

Time

Event Title

Jan 22nd-Feb 8th