1.
Honors in Art Panel
The Honors in Art Panel will take place on November 12
th
, replacing our meetingfor that Thursday. The Admiral Stanley room is our preferred choice and is openfor that day. The room fits 40 people. The panel will be open to everyone and
we’re planning on three faculty members and one student speaking.
The panel will answer issue #2 of the honors study topic: How do the fine artsshape and reflect the paradox of affluence? Questions for the speakers areprovided in the study guide and there will be follow up questions. Prof. Cuttita
will be the first faculty member to be approached and later on we’ll try to
approach Prof. Nicoli. Some members have brought up the idea of invitingalumni artists or approaching the resident curator. Also, we should look intovideotaping or audio recording the panel.
2.
Mentoring Program
Those who attended the mentoring seminar had fun. Michael Murphy was agreat speaker. Some great ideas came out of the seminar, such as a timer duringpresentations and info cards for mentors. So far we have 8 mentors but you can
still be a mentor even if you didn’t attend the seminar.
3.
New Members Update
We have 73 new Phi Theta Kappa members, which is the highest number
we’ve
ever had. Just a side note, the number of mentees for each mentor will be73/number of mentors.
4.
Induction
Remember to wear your Sunday best. The induction is 5pm but make sure to bethere, in line, with info in-hand by 6:45pm. The ceremony lasts 1 hour andofficers must stay to clean up.
5.
Luncheon
Officers going to the leadership conference can’t go to the luncheon, but
everyone please contribute. Those going to the leadership conference can drop
something off as long as it’s non
-perishable. The speaker for the luncheon willbe Prof. Gouveia and her topic will be affluent women and their influences in thefashion industry. For those officers attending the luncheon, arrive by 11am andnew members should arrive at 12:15pm. There will be mentoring at the end.Let Prof. Stokes know if there are any dietary needs.
6.
Updates
92 units of blood were donated at the blood drive, compared to only 77 unitslast semester. The ALYX machines were maxed out.
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