The transfer of records from OSU to LBCC will cease once a student has been awarded an Associate degree from LBCC or applied for their Baccalaureate degree from OSU.

If you have questions or concerns about this process, you may contact:

LBCC: Jane Tillman, tillmaj@linnbenton.edu or call 541-917-4912

OSU Registrar’s Office: registrars@oregonstate.edu or call 541-737-4331

Check out all of the amazing events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

The Invisible War

Date: Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Location: Withycombe Hall – Room 109

Film Screening

Time: 6:00 PM

From Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Kirby Dick comes The Invisible War, a ground-breaking investigation about rape within the US military. Focusing on the powerful stories of several veterans, the film is a moving examination of the staggering personal and societal costs of these assaults. Both a comprehensive inquiry and an insight into what can be done to bring about much needed change, The Invisible War urges us all, civilian and military alike, to fight for a system that protects our men and women in uniform.

Key Note Presentation by Myla Haider

Time: 7:30 p.m.

For former Army Criminal Investigation Division Sergeant Myla Haider, working as a criminal investigator, prosecuting rape cases for the U.S. Army was difficult and often disheartening. Following the screening of The Invisible War, come hear Ms. Haider speak about her experiences as a criminal investigator and the past and current military practices surrounding sexual violence. Q&A to follow.

Take Back the Night

Date: Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Location: MU Quad

A night dedicated to ending sexual violence. The purpose of Take Back the Night is to empower everyone to feel safe in their communities, while promoting awareness of the realities of sexual violence. The evening’s activities include a candle light vigil, performances by Divine a cappella group, and a march to express strength of allies uniting together to end sexual violence.

One ACT

Date: Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Time: 12:00-3:00 p.m.

Location: MU Quad

Good intentions do not prevent assault; actions do.  Stop by the One Act table on the brick mall to share what your one act will be and learn more about what you can do. One act could mean one less.

Kristin’s Story – A Life Worth Saving

Date: Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Time: 7:00 p.m.

Location: LaSells Stewart Center

Kristin’s Story is a mother’s tale of her daughter’s rape and subsequent suicide. Speaker Andrea Cooper will address the realities of sexual violence, depression, and suicide. Presented by Panhellenic and Interfraternity Council.

Move Toward Hope 5K/10K Run

Date: Saturday, April 27, 2013

Time: Registration and check in starts at 9:00 a.m., race starts at 10:00 a.m.

Location: MU Quad

A FREE 5K/10K run focused on increasing participants’ awareness of sexual violence and the importance of bystander intervention in the prevention of sexual violence. Students, staff and faculty may register online or register the day of the race.

SAAM 2013 SPONSORS: Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence, Associated Students of Oregon State University, Divine a Cappella Group, OSU Athletics, OSU Veteran Affairs, Women’s Center, Division of Student Affairs, Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Health Services.

For accommodation requests related to a disability, or for more information about any of these events, call 541-737-7880. Presented in part by Every1.

This year the Center for Civic Engagement is sponsoring 5 environmentally focused service projects in recognition of Earth Day 2013. All projects will be taking place Saturday, April 20th. Morning, afternoon, and all day projects are available. Below summaries of each project and links to registration forms. Pre-registration is required. Participants will assemble in MU 109 before leaving for service sites. Snacks will be provided (lunch will be provided for the all-day project).

EARTH DAY SERVICE PROJECTS 2013. BE ROOTED IN YOUR COMMUNITY!

http://oregonstate.edu/cce/earthday

SOLVE/Corvallis Parks and Recreation: Dunami Creek wetlands restoration service project in Corvallis  at Starker Arts/Sunset Park for up to 60 volunteers. Volunteers will carry out a wide range of clean-up and restoration projects including planting native riparian plants, hazard pruning, litter patrol, and invasive plant removal (8:15am-1:15pm). Register for this project here: http://oregonstate.edu/cce/earth-day-registration-SOLVE

The Wetlands Conservancy: Day-long service project for around 12 volunteers in the riparian zone around the Alsea Estuary near Waldport, Oregon. Volunteers at this site will be cutting ivy, taking debris and trash to state park for pick up, and cutting willow off of an area and planting them on the edge creating beaver food and edge habitat. (8:15am-5pm). Register for this project here: http://oregonstate.edu/cce/earth-day-registration-TWC

OSU College Forests: Trail maintenance service project for up to 12 volunteers at Peavy Arboretum, north of Corvallis. Volunteers at this site will be maintaining interpretive tree i.d. posts that identify the many different species of trees in the Arboretum. The group will be adding gravel to the posts to set them firmer in place as well as ensure they remain upright.  (8:15am-1:20pm) Register for this project here: http://oregonstate.edu/cce/earth-day-registration-collegeforests

Produce for the People Community Garden: Volunteers will spread leaves on garden beds and plant seeds/starts and complete general maintenance and upkeep on community garden in Corvallis for up to 24 volunteers (9:15am-12:15pm).  Register for this project here: http://oregonstate.edu/cce/earth-day-registration-ProduceforthePeople

Starker Arts Garden for Education (SAGE Garden): Volunteers at this site will be mulching, weeding, planting spring starts/seeds, prepping garden beds, and harvesting food crops at an educational garden in Corvallis for up to 20 volunteers (1:15-4:15pm). Register for this project here: http://oregonstate.edu/cce/earth-day-registration-SAGE

For accommodations related to disability, please call 541-737-7673 or email beaver.volunteer@oregonstate.edu.

Please also be sure to check out the other events OSU is putting on as a part of Earth Week! Visit the Earth Week Calendar: http://web.businessservices.oregonstate.edu/apps/recycle/EarthDay/eventList.cfm

Take time to learn more about Earth Day: http://www.earthday.org/earth-day-history-movement

Incight is hosting a Career Expo for job seekers with disabilities at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland.

Looking for resources to help you find, and land, that perfect job? Try attending one of the upcoming seminars or career fairs!

Feb 19 – “Interviewing for Success,” and “10 Tips to Building a Stand-Out Resume.”

Feb 25 – “Negotiating Pay Benefits & Weighing Job Offers” and “Beavers Wanted: How to Prepare for Success at the Career Fair.”

Find seminar details, times & locations at http://oregonstate.edu/career/seminars-and-events.

Feb 27 – Winter Career Fair (University-wide)

Feb 28 – Winter Career Fair (Engineering)

For more information on career fairs, including employer lists, please visit http://oregonstate.edu/career/career-fairs.

Have fun and learn something new about your fellow students! Campus cultural groups, sponsored by Student Events & Activities (SEAC), are holding Cultural Nights at OSU.

Winter term kicked off with Hmong Night, China Night & Taiwanese Night. Next up is Indonesian Night on March 2, with more coming up throughout Spring term.

Check out the list of Cultural Nights, and find dates, times and ticketing information on the International Student website: http://oregonstate.edu/sli/isosu/events/cultural-nights.

Most of these events are free, but with limited seating. Come out and support your fellow students!

Seniors & Freshmen at OSU will have the opportunity to participate in the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE). This survey is given every three or four years, and is used to make improvements to programs & services here at OSU.

The survey link will be sent to your ONID email on January 28, 2013. It takes about 20 minutes to complete. Please take this opportunity to share your experience and make a difference at OSU.

If you have questions about the survey, please contact Dr. Rebecca Sanderson at Rebecca.Sanderson@oregonstate.edu or (541)737-8738.

The National Business & Disability Council’s National Resume Database is a resource for you! The service is offered free for people with disabilities who have graduated with a two- or four-year degree or expect to graduate within the next six months. People with equivalent technical training are also eligible.

Visit www.nbdc.com and click “Job Seekers” to sign up, or call NBDC Information Services at (516)465-1519 for more information.

The application deadline for the summer internships through the Emerging Leaders program has been moved from January 18th to February 8th, 2013.

Students must be enrolled in the fall as an undergraduate or graduate student and have at least 60 credits & a 2.5 GPA to be eligible for an internship. Find more information at www.emerging-leaders.com.