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Happy Week 3 College of Forestry Undergrads!

While we hope that you all know the Student Services Office is here for you, we would also like to make sure you know about Student Services Everyday!  Visit the Student Services Office, located in Peavy 250, every day of the week for something new!

Monday Maps: Be the first to guess the national/state park, monument, wilderness area, etc. and win a prize!*  You can guess by responding to the post on The Fernhopper Blog, or tweet the answer to as @OSU_COF_SS

Tuesday Trivia: Be the first to answer the trivia question correctly and win a prize!* You can guess by responding to the post on The Fernhopper Blog, or tweet the answer to as @OSU_COF_SS

Wednesday Warmup: Enjoy a FREE cup of coffee in the SLC, Peavy 252, from 9:00-11:00 am.

Thoughtful Thursday: Has someone gone out of their way to do something nice for you? Nominate them on Thursdays so they can be recognized!

Fernhopper Friday: The official publication day for the Fernhopper Newsletter and Fernhopper Blog!

*Stop by Student Services to claim your prize. Ecampus students, prizes will be mailed to you!

The Student Services Office is your resource for support in the College of Forestry.  Stop by or call 541-737-1594 with any questions you may have! Good luck studying for midterms!

CoF Undergrads, be the 1st to answer this question & win a prize!  Don’t forget that you can tweet us too! @OSU_COF_SS

One-fifth of the world’s fresh water is found where?

CoF undergrads – play Monday Maps! Be the first to guess what park/wilderness /monument this is and win a prize! You can play on Twitter too –@OSU_COF_SS

Hello Fernhoppers!

Make sure to mark the following events on your calendars! All of these events will help enhance your professional skills and make you more attractive to future employers!

Monday, October 12th: Society of American Foresters (SAF) Meeting: Resume Building Workshop with Carolyn Killefer (Career Development Center)- Bring you resume and learn tips and tricks on how to enhance it.  Open to all students! Located in Peavy 272 at 5:30 pm.  This workshop is in preparation for the SAF Job Fair on October 27th!

Tuesday, October 13th: College of Forestry Clubs Day! Located in the Peavy Courtyard from 10:00am-2:00 pm.  Get involved in CoF Student Clubs! Make new friends, participate in conferences and workshops, develop teamwork and leadership skills, and HAVE FUN! Stop by to talk to student club representatives about club membership and participation! CoF student clubs are open to all OSU students.

Tuesday, October 13th: Linda Caudill, Managing Director of Wood-Based Composites will be presenting “There’s a lot we don’t teach you in school, plus proven interview techniques to help you get a job!” Located in Peavy 276 from 4:00-5:30 pm.  Refreshments provided.

Wednesday, October 14th: Career Development Center Drop in Hours with Carolyn Killefer.  Located in Peavy 252 from 9:00-11:00 am.  Come by to ask questions or get advice on interviewing, resume and cover letter writing, or anything else career related!

Monday, October 19th: Plum Creek Employer Info- come by to learn more about job opportunities with Plum Creek.  Located in Peavy 256 from 4:00-6:00 pm.  Please sign up in the Student Services Office (Peavy 250) prior to this event! Refreshments provided.

Thursday, October 22nd: Peace Corps with Scot Roskelley.  Located in Peavy 272 from 5:00-6:00 pm.  Come by to learn more about opportunities offered through the Peace Corps!

Monday, October 26th: Weyerhaeuser Employer Info- come by to learn more about job opportunities with Weyerhaeuser.  Located in Peavy 256 from 4:30-6:30 pm.

Tuesday, October 27th: SAF Job Fair! Dress professionally and bring copies of your resume to network with future employers.  Located in Richardson Hall from 10:00 am-3:00 pm.

Wednesday, October 28th: Career Development Center Drop in Hours with Carolyn Killefer.  Located in Peavy 252 from 9:00-11:00 am.  Come by to ask questions or get advice on interviewing, resume and cover letter writing, or anything else career related!

Also new in October:

Coffee talk with Randy Rosenberger- come by to chat with CoF Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies about your ideas, suggestions, or comments about the College of Forestry. Located in Peavy 252. FREE COFFEE!

Dates:

Thursday, October 8th from 2:00-3:00 pm

Tuesday, October 13th from 10:00-11:00 am

Thursday, October 22nd from 2:00-3:00 pm

Tuesday, October 27th from 10:00-11:00 am

If you have any questions about any of these events, please contact the Student Services Office at 541-737-1594 or stop by Peavy 250!

Hello College of Forestry Undergrads!

School starting on a Thursday wasn’t the only thing that has changed this year, many important deadlines have also changed! Here are the current rules, straight from Academic Regulations:

1. Students may add courses through the second full week of classes each term, depending on the nature of the course and the availability of space. From the end of the first full week of classes to the end of the second full week of classes, permission (signature) of the instructor offering the course must be obtained.
2. A student may drop courses without responsibility for grades through the end of the first full week of classes. After the drop deadline courses may not be dropped. Failure to drop a course properly will result in an F grade being recorded; courses properly dropped do not appear on the student’s transcript.
3. Add/drop fees will be assessed in accordance with the fee policies stated in the Schedule of Classes.
You can check in with your Academic Advisor if you have questions about adding/dropping classes.  As always, if you have general questions about deadlines or anything else in the College of Forestry, please contact the Student Services Office, located in Peavy 250, at (541) 737-1594.

Happy Week 2!

Here is today’s trivia question:

What country is associated with the invention of the log cabin?

Do you know the answer? Comment below to win a prize!

CoF undergrads – play Monday Maps!  Be the first to guess what park/wilderness/monument this is and win a prize!

 

CoF Undergrads – What living tree today is called a “living fossil” because it was around during the days of the dinosaurs?

Respond in the comments below or tweet us @OSU_COF_SS

The first correct answer (on either site) wins a prize!

 

 

Good Monday morning, CoF undergrads!  Monday Maps returns!  And this year we’ve gone international!  Tell us in the comments what park, memorial, forest, wilderness, etc. is pictured in the map – the first correct answer wins a prize!  Please note this is posted on Twitter too so there first correct answer may have been tweeted…