I know I am; it is hard to be a student and have a lot to do. Especially when midterms are here, or you are just getting them finished. My recommendations are do not put off your final projects once you have the ability to work on them, know the content and get it done. The last thing you want is to come in at the end of the semester and not be able to print off your final project. I have been there, and it is not an easy thing to deal with. Also, make sure you are getting plenty of sleep and a good nutritional diet. If you are stressed or need to vent feel free to do so, we have counselors here at MATC who would love to sit down and talk. Go to a-z index on MatcMadison.edu web page and look up counselors. If you can not figure that out go to this web address which will lead you strait to their home page at MATC http://matcmadison.edu/counseling.
Nicole Braund
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Parking
Hey Madison College Students,
Today was our first true rainy day of the year. Just as a reminder, the part of the student parking lot that is adjacent to the instructor/staff parking lot tends to flood. Security has started to block this section off. The college is currently working on this issue, but for the short term this is a good solution. And remember, if you’re worried about flooding, the 2nd parking lot across the street is much higher.
Stay safe and stay dry.
Arber Rrushaj
Liberal Arts
Today was our first true rainy day of the year. Just as a reminder, the part of the student parking lot that is adjacent to the instructor/staff parking lot tends to flood. Security has started to block this section off. The college is currently working on this issue, but for the short term this is a good solution. And remember, if you’re worried about flooding, the 2nd parking lot across the street is much higher.
Stay safe and stay dry.
Arber Rrushaj
Liberal Arts
Monday, March 8, 2010
Greetings Students!
Have you heard about the 2010 Green Energy Summit in Milwaukee? For three days you can enjoy speakers who are prominent figures in multiple industries which utilize and develop green energy, survey exhibits and demonstrations of new groundbreaking technologies, and even attend a job fair! This event has something to offer EVERY student, not just engineers and eco-warriors. This year marks the first year that students may attend the 2010 Green Energy Summit in Milwaukee for free, visit http://greenenergysummit.us/ for more information and to register. Advance registration is required to attend the conference for free. The Summit takes place March 24th-26th and there is a free bus for students to and from the summit on Thursday and Friday, http://matcmadison.edu/announcements/free-bus-trip-green-energy-summit! As an added bonus for the many of you who have taken Chemistry 1 and/or 2 here at Madison College, you might be interested to know that our own Dr. Ken Walz, who researches in the field of environmental chemistry, will be presenting there as well. You can pick up a form at either of the Student Life offices and reserve your spot. It promises to be a real blastand I hope you'll take this opportunity to expand your knowledge of real world advancement. See you there!
Erika Cardenas
Liberal Arts/Sciences
Have you heard about the 2010 Green Energy Summit in Milwaukee? For three days you can enjoy speakers who are prominent figures in multiple industries which utilize and develop green energy, survey exhibits and demonstrations of new groundbreaking technologies, and even attend a job fair! This event has something to offer EVERY student, not just engineers and eco-warriors. This year marks the first year that students may attend the 2010 Green Energy Summit in Milwaukee for free, visit http://greenenergysummit.us/ for more information and to register. Advance registration is required to attend the conference for free. The Summit takes place March 24th-26th and there is a free bus for students to and from the summit on Thursday and Friday, http://matcmadison.edu/announcements/free-bus-trip-green-energy-summit! As an added bonus for the many of you who have taken Chemistry 1 and/or 2 here at Madison College, you might be interested to know that our own Dr. Ken Walz, who researches in the field of environmental chemistry, will be presenting there as well. You can pick up a form at either of the Student Life offices and reserve your spot. It promises to be a real blastand I hope you'll take this opportunity to expand your knowledge of real world advancement. See you there!
Erika Cardenas
Liberal Arts/Sciences
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Performing Arts Interest Group
This semester the student ambassadors are starting up some online discussion groups for the students here. One of them is the Performing Arts group which is designed to let people know about what's going on in Madison's film, theater and scenes around town. I'm the moderator for this group and I've put up a lot of links that point to free events that I hope people will take advantage of.
If you're interested in joining the group send me an e-mail at gleinweber@stu.matcmadison.edu and I can add a student interest group access button to your Blackboard site. Have a good day (and some fun to)
Gail Leinweber
If you're interested in joining the group send me an e-mail at gleinweber@stu.matcmadison.edu and I can add a student interest group access button to your Blackboard site. Have a good day (and some fun to)
Gail Leinweber
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