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The NSCS CMU General Meeting summary is as follows: 1) There are social events planned for a women's basketball game on February 24th and a trifold-making event on February 26th to promote the club. 2) Volunteer opportunities are available on February 23rd for a mobile food pantry and the Up All Night event. 3) Fundraising efforts include selling NSCS t-shirts for $10 and collecting pop can slips or cans. 4) SGA voted to allow pepper spray on campus and to open a women's service, pending approvals. 5) Rush events are planned for March 11-12 around campus and informational meetings on March 14th
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- A request for rinsed out Tim Hortons coffee cups and lids for a project.
- Signup information for a grade 9 dodgeball tournament on May 2nd.
- Details about nominating an outstanding youth for an award from the Town of Wasaga Beach.
- A volunteer opportunity to help with zombie makeup for a zombie hunt event on April 8th.
- Updates on available scholarships including deadlines.
- Information about a Grade1 ID and Fort Riley Weekly News 4 10-14
1 ID and Fort Riley Weekly News 4 10-14Frg Combined Arms Battalion
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The summary provides 3 youth activities/organizations for each location:
Junction City - Challenger Soccer Camp, Camp Corral at Rock Springs, Boys & Girls Club summer program
Manhattan - Adventure Camp through Flint Hills Discovery Center, Flint Hills Summer Fun Camp for kids on autism spectrum, Animal Crackers Summer Camp at Sunset Zoo for ages 5-71 1 bstb 12 june weekly newsbreak
1 1 bstb 12 june weekly newsbreakBSTB
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This document provides updates and announcements for 1-1 BSTB soldiers, families, and friends. It includes information about upcoming events at Fort Riley like Father's Day brunch, a housing home buyer seminar, and a BOSS BBQ. It also provides links to Fort Riley pages for current news, the post newspaper, and Facebook pages. Various workshops and classes are advertised, such as coupon classes and automotive skills training. Local entertainment options and museums with free admission for military are also listed.General meeting 1 15-13
General meeting 1 15-13clark3ns
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The document provides minutes from a general member meeting of the NSCS club. It discusses upcoming volunteer opportunities at a soup kitchen and mobile food pantry. It also mentions collecting items for an animal shelter wish list. The minutes describe plans for an upcoming RUSH period to recruit new members and an event in March called March to College Day to encourage 8th graders to continue their education. Additional announcements include organizing lunch buddies programs at local schools, participating in the April Relay for Life event, and SGA activities happening on campus. The minutes also discuss plans for a Valentine's Day spaghetti dinner fundraiser and an opening for the PR Chair position.11 22-13 e-note
11 22-13 e-noteGemey McNabb
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This document provides information from Sperreng Middle School including the character word of the month (friendship), upcoming dates, and announcements. It discusses the canned food drive results and upcoming concerts and fundraisers. It also provides reminders about dress code, lunch money, and drop-off procedures.11 22-13 e-note
11 22-13 e-noteGemey McNabb
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This document provides information from Sperreng Middle School including the character word of the month (friendship), upcoming dates, and announcements. It discusses the digitization of the school Buzz Book, various school activities like the canned food drive and book club, and fundraising opportunities. The document serves to communicate important information to parents and students.11 22-13 e-note
11 22-13 e-noteGemey McNabb
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This document provides information from Sperreng Middle School including the character word of the month (friendship), upcoming dates, announcements about various school activities and events, and a calendar of dates for the 2013-2014 school year. It discusses the canned food drive results and highlights taking place in areas like digital literacy, art, and music at the school. The document encourages participation in various clubs, fundraisers, and community service opportunities.20110529
20110529Our Saviour Lutheran Church
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The document provides updates on various church activities and events including sports games being rescheduled due to rain, registration for upcoming Vacation Bible School, a craft event on June 6th, and information on donating items to different causes. It also announces dates for upcoming church events in the fall and provides details on volunteer opportunities like working a food stand at an upcoming concert.1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley Weekly News Update 5 09-14
1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley Weekly News Update 5 09-14hamiltonsown
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Please find attached the weekly news update for this week. Feel free to send to anyone that you think will find it useful. There is lots to do again this weekend and next. I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! 020312
020312ldschwarz
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This document contains announcements from Clemens High School regarding various upcoming events, deadlines, and opportunities for students. These include notices about attendance procedures, technology policies, senior calendar dates, GT student trips, bake sales, scholarships, sports games, college application assistance, and more. The document provides information to keep students informed.More from clark3ns (18)
Slpgo eboard meeting minutes 5 21-15
Slpgo eboard meeting minutes 5 21-15clark3ns
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The Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Organization held an executive board meeting to reflect on the past semester and plan for upcoming goals. Some positives from the past semester included being well organized, successful fundraisers, and added a new student representative position. Areas of improvement included increasing involvement in social events and better communication of events to members. Goals for the remainder of the term included smooth ASHA planning, monthly social events, additional service projects, developing relationships with incoming students, and raising more money than the previous year. The next general meeting will be in July to discuss ASHA hotels, social events, fundraisers, and other information.General meeting minutes 4 16-15
General meeting minutes 4 16-15clark3ns
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The SLPGO general meeting on April 16th covered upcoming events and fundraising opportunities. Key discussions included:
1) Scheduling an end of the year meeting with Dr. Swartz to provide feedback on the semester and discussing community service opportunities.
2) Information about the upcoming ASHA conference in November, including the volunteer application deadline of September 9th and deciding on lodging costs and arrangements.
3) Upcoming social and fundraising events like a movie night in May, a cabin social in May, a sand volleyball tournament in June, and participating in the Warrior Dash in August.Constitution and bylaws revised 1.22.2015
Constitution and bylaws revised 1.22.2015clark3ns
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This document outlines the constitution and bylaws of the Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Organization (SLPGO) at Central Michigan University. The constitution defines the organization's name, purpose, membership eligibility, executive board positions and their duties. It also describes the process for amendments. The bylaws further define membership requirements, financial processes, executive board composition and duties. The document establishes the governance structure and procedures for the SLPGO.General meeting 1 22-15
General meeting 1 22-15clark3ns
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The SLPGO meeting covered unfinished business approving changes to their constitution and bylaws. Announcements included successful fundraising results from a Yankee Candle and upcoming La Senorita's fundraiser. Apparel sales were discussed along with an upcoming raffle. Graduate room coordinators announced new items in the room and cleaning responsibilities. Potential social events were listed including snow tubing, a cabin social, and painting with a twist.SLPGO General meeting 11 21-14
SLPGO General meeting 11 21-14clark3ns
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The SLPGO General Meeting minutes from November 21, 2014 were summarized as follows:
1) Goals for the 2014-2015 academic year were discussed, including creating a safe environment for change, incorporating all members' interests, enhancing professional development opportunities, and funding ASHA membership for all members.
2) Numerous amendments to the SLPGO constitution were proposed and passed, relating to membership requirements, officer positions, and meeting procedures.
3) Fundraising efforts like a Yankee Candle fundraiser and participation in the Dickens Christmas Parade were announced. Members were also invited to volunteer with the Salvation Army and attend a holiday social event.Constitution with eboard position descriptions highlighted 
Constitution with eboard position descriptions highlighted clark3ns
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This document outlines the constitution for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) chapter at Central Michigan University. It details the purpose of NSCS which is to recognize high-achieving students through leadership opportunities, community service, and scholarships. The constitution establishes the officer positions for the chapter including the president, vice presidents, secretary, and their respective roles and responsibilities. It also outlines membership requirements, election procedures, and rules for officer removal. Bylaws for the chapter further specify requirements for officer attendance, communication, and duties.2 17-14 E-board 
2 17-14 E-board clark3ns
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1. The NSCS E-board meeting will be held on February 17th in Anspach room 164 at 6:30pm. Items on the agenda include RUSH events, fundraising, social events, community service projects, meetings, speakers, Star Status requirements, budget, PACE, and a survey.
2. They were nominated to host a Senior Send Off event between April 1-30th to recognize graduating seniors from the chapter. Around 266 seniors were identified as potential attendees. Support materials will be provided by the national organization.
3. Open scholarship opportunities from the national organization were announced with various deadlines in February and March.Career services powerpoint
Career services powerpointclark3ns
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The document provides information from Career Services on resources for students to discover career opportunities and professional development, including the MOCK Interview Program, eRecruiting site, tips for an effective resume of 1 page for recent graduates and 2+ pages for others, components to include in experience descriptions, importance of networking both online through LinkedIn and in-person, and developing a strong handshake and elevator pitch. Career Services recommends getting involved on campus starting as a freshman to explore career interests and build beneficial relationships.April 2013 nscs
April 2013 nscsclark3ns
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The document contains the calendar for March through May 2013, listing events such as elections, general meetings, a social, packaging for Kids Against Hunger, Relay for Life, the last general meeting, and a march to College Day. It ends by wishing luck on finals and a great summer.General meeting 3 12-13
General meeting 3 12-13clark3ns
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The summary provides high level information from the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) General Member Meeting Minutes:
1. The meeting covered upcoming fundraisers including T-shirt and Relay for Life sales, a Tropical Smoothie fundraiser, and continuing an animal shelter donation collection.
2. Community service opportunities were announced like volunteering at Relay for Life, a duathlon water table, and a model train show.
3. The PACE coordinator announced opportunities to mentor students through a Lunch Buddies program and help plan a March to College event.
4. Elections for the 2013-2014 officer positions will be held in April with nominations starting at the nextGeneral meeting 2 19-1
General meeting 2 19-1clark3ns
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The NSCS CMU General Meeting summary is as follows:
1) There are social events planned for a women's basketball game on February 24th and a trifold-making event on February 26th to promote the club.
2) Volunteer opportunities are available on February 23rd for a mobile food pantry and the Up All Night event.
3) Fundraising efforts include selling NSCS t-shirts for $10 and collecting pop can slips or cans.
4) SGA voted to allow pepper spray on campus and to open a women's service, pending approvals.
5) Rush events are planned for March 11-12 around campus and informational meetings on March 14thPoint system
Point systemclark3ns
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To achieve Active Member Status in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Central Michigan University, a student must earn 10 points by attending 1 social activity, 1 volunteer activity, 1 fundraiser, and 3 meetings. Meetings are worth 1 point each while volunteer activities are worth 5 points and social events and fundraising are worth 2 points each. Additional points can be earned through participation in PACE and attending the Induction Ceremony. To achieve Bronze, Silver, or Gold Star Statuses, which are recognition levels after Active Member Status, a student must earn 16, 20, or 24 points respectively through various activities. Failure to notify the board about missing a signed up event will result in lost points towards achieving higher Star StatusesMeeting minutes 11 29-12
Meeting minutes 11 29-12clark3ns
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The meeting minutes discuss membership status updates, with certificates to be distributed to members who have achieved active, bronze, or silver status. The minutes also cover a wrap-up of the semester, including a survey seeking input on community service, social, and fundraising ideas for earning points next semester. Finally, the minutes thank members for a successful canned food drive that raised over $60 and encourage thinking of ideas for Relay for Life participation next semester.Meeting minutes 11 15-12
Meeting minutes 11 15-12clark3ns
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The General Member Meeting covered several topics: 1) They thanked attendees of a recent letter writing event and noted letters would be sent before Thanksgiving. 2) Members were reminded to bring pop cans to the next meeting for fundraising points or Walmart gift card slips. 3) There was no more social events for the semester but ideas were encouraged for next semester. 4) An upcoming winter festival and potential "Slut Walk" event in the spring were announced. 5) Volunteering at a soup kitchen was still available and a humane society donation drive was starting.November 2012
November 2012clark3ns
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This November calendar template from WinCalendar.com is blank and editable. It lists the dates of the month along with notes for two general member meetings, a letter writing social, and the last chance to turn in items for a fundraiser. The calendar can be customized and printed, and is created using WinCalendar calendar making software.Piont system
Piont systemclark3ns
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To achieve active member status in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Central Michigan University, a student must attend 3 meetings, participate in 1 social activity, complete 1 volunteer activity, and participate in 1 fundraiser. Meetings are worth 1 point each, volunteer activities are worth 5 points, social events are 2 points, and fundraisers are 2 points. To achieve bronze, silver, or gold star statuses after becoming an active member, a student must earn 16, 20, or 24 additional points respectively from a combination of eligible activities. Students will lose points for missing signed up events without proper notification.Meeting minutes 11 1-12
Meeting minutes 11 1-12clark3ns
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The meeting minutes discuss upcoming events for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Central Michigan University including a pop can drive fundraising event, a letter writing event for troops, and attending an Issue Day conference on November 10th for a community service point. Students are encouraged to register for events on Orgsync, follow the group on Facebook, and contact officers with any other questions.General meeting 2 19-1
- 1. NSCS CMU General Meeting 2/19/13 Thanks to everyone who came to the study social and meeting! Social There is a social at the Women¡¯s Basketball game this Sunday, February 24th at 2pm in Rose. NSCS members will meet outside of the entrance in the lobby. We are also having a social in which we are coming together to make a trifold of information and pictures to promote our club at different events we put on or attend. There will be snacks and refreshments available. This will take place next Tuesday, February 26th in Pearce 107 8pm. Community Service There is a Mobile food pantry volunteer opportunity this Saturday February 23rd from 7:30am ¨C 1:00pm located at Finch Fieldhouse. There is also an opportunity to volunteer for the Up All Night event this Saturday as well. Go to https://orgsync.com/26702/events/495950/register?date=2013-02-23 to register. The only timeslots they need now are from 11:50am-2am and 1:50-4:00am. When prompted for your organization leaders contact information, you can put in Scarlett Valdez, hella1sr@cmich.edu . We are also still taking donations for items the animal shelter is in need of. Visit the following link to obtain a list of the items and bring to any NSCS function. http://www.hatsweb.org/wish-list.php Fundraiser We are selling NSCS T-shirts for $10. This will count as a fundraiser point. We are also collecting pop can slips or the cans again for a fundraiser point. We would like at least $5 worth. If you hand in the slips please have them be from a store we can cash them in at here in Mount Pleasant (WalMart, Meijer, Kroger). SGA
- 2. There is currently an amendment in the university constitution stating that pepper spray is not allowed on campus. However, SGA voted to change this so students may have pepper spray for protection on campus without penalty. It is now in the process of being changed. SGA also voted to open a women¡¯s service on campus and is awaiting approval. RUSH We will be having tables around campus on March 11th and 12th for RUSH to get more new members to sign up for our club. We will also have additional informational meetings on March 14th from 5-6 and on March 19th from 8-9. More information will to come.