March 5 campus notes 03052014
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Medical assisting students are invited to two information sessions on March 11th at the Woodlawn Campus library about outside support organizations. The sessions will be held at 1:00pm after day class and 5:30pm before night class. Career Services is also seeking a work study participant for a part-time job paying $9/hour for 20 hours a week; GPA, attendance, experience and background will be considered. Students can apply by Friday, March 14th at noon. Metro will also be providing information on new routes near campus and students can win prizes while learning more.
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- Details on becoming a peer tutor by meeting certain grade requirements.
- Lists of students graduating in March and April with their degrees.
- Announcements about Metro bus routes and summer camps/classes.March 5 campus notes 03052014
- 1. MEDIC MEDICAL ASSISTING STUDENTS Join your medical advisors in the library for information about various outside support organizations while in the college. Where: Woodlawn Campus Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 Times: After day class at 1:00 pm Before night time class 5:30pm
- 2. Are you in need of a part-time job while still in school? If yes, Career Services is seeking a work study participant $9.00 an hour 20 hours a week GPA, Attendance, experience, & Background will be considered See Mr. Charlie King or Dr. Erica Okere in Career Services to apply. Deadline Friday, March 14 at Noon
- 3. Visit Kim Lahman, Metro, in the Woodlawn Campus Lobby This is an opportunity to win fun prizes while learning more about new Metro routes that are close to your home, school and work." The added service stop hourly here at BMC!
- 4. Ride Metros Rt. 43 Woodlawn-Evendale to class Buses run approximately every hour weekdays 6:50 a.m. to 9:20 p.m. Service from downtown Cincinnati along Reading Rd. Fare - $1.75 in Zone 1/$2.65 in Zone 2 (Reading and Sunnybrook) Students you know go Metro www.go-metro.com
- 5. Summer Camps For Your Kids . . . Summer Classes For You See the librarys website for camp information.
- 6. Ambassador Honor Society Is collecting Box Tops to benefit the Princeton School district. Please save your tops and place in the boxes in the Library at both Woodlawn and Norwood!!!
- 8. Vet Tech Club Meeting Thursday of the first week of class in the Vet Tech Lab at 12:10 pm Gen Ed students welcome!!
- 9. Need Money?
- 10. Did you know you can set up your own BMC email address? Go To Click On You Got Mail
- 11. Remember, its the law Smokers must be away from the doors of any public building.
- 12. Student Health Insurance Our student health insurance provider, Collegiate Insurance Resources, has improved their student portal page with improved functionality, user friendliness, and allows student to navigate their health insurance options. There are also options for dental, vision, property and international travel insurance. Here is the link to the new site: www.cirstudenthealth.com/brownmackie
- 13. Attendance Matters 90% Attendance = Good Grades 90% Attendance = Good Pay
- 14. Did you know you can email your Department Chair from ECOLLEGE? Click on the Email tab & select their name
- 15. Norwood Parking Street Parking is Permitted No Parking Street Parking is Permitted Norwood Campus No Parking Student Parking No Parking Staff Parking
- 16. Computer Lab Etiquette In order to preserve a clean and healthy environment in the computer labs we will enforce the policy: No Food And Beverages In The Computer Labs
- 17. Computer labs are open on Friday and Saturday Friday Saturday 8:00am 5:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm