• 05-07-2010: Asst. Vice Chancellor interviews

  Please mark your calendars to meet the last three candidates for the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Engagement/Dean of Students. They will be on campus next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Their schedules and resumes are available at: http://www.uwosh.edu/stuaff/positions-available-in-student-affairs/assistant-vice-chancellor-for-student-engagment-dean-of-students-candidates

  We appreciate your willingness to participate in this process. This position is an important one in the Division, so we encourage all students to attend these interviews.

  Sue Jaeke 05-07-2010 09:46AM CDT

• 04-16-2010: SLIC Newsletter

  April Issue of the SLIC Newsletter is now available on OrgSync.  Find it under MEDIA/Files.

  Sara Ann Suwalski 04-16-2010 10:51AM CDT

• 04-16-2010: Taste of UW Oshkosh - Register Online

  Taste of UW Oshkosh will be on Tuesday, Sept. 7 from 11 am - 2 pm on the Academic Mall between Reeve Union & Dempsey Hall. Registration for tables will be available on OrgSync starting on Monday, April 19th.
  It is asked that the contact for your group NEXT YEAR be the one who registers in order to receive the correct information later in the summer. Groups are provided one 6' table and two chairs for free.
  Please note that offices and departments will be charged for rental but it will remain free for student groups. Questions should be directed to slic@uwosh.edu / 424-0847

  Sara Ann Suwalski 04-16-2010 10:50AM CDT

• 04-14-2010: Summer Organizers

  This summer, Organizing for America is looking for students, recent graduates, and anyone else who believes in the power of community organizing, to help lead our grassroots movement here in Wisconsin. Summer Organizers will work directly with communities and volunteer leaders to recruit, train and mobilize volunteers to keep making change happen in 2010.

  
  By participating in our Summer Organizers program, you will join a new generation of leadership that is changing our country. You will work as a real community organizer— the profession that launched President Obama’s public service career.

  
  So many of you stepped up and organized your campuses and communities during President Obama’s presidential campaign. You knocked on doors, made phone calls, registered voters, and trained your peers. And over the last 14 months, thanks to many of your efforts, health insurance reform and student loan reform are now the law of the land. You made it happen.

  
  But, make no mistake, we are just getting started. Change in Washington does not come easy. We will not achieve affordable education, financial regulatory reform, or create a clean energy economy unless we all work for it. It is up to all of us to fight back against special interests and make sure that our voice is heard. And there are critically important midterm elections that are only months away.

  
  We need you this summer in Wisconsin!
  Summer Organizers will be trained on the principles, strategies and tactics of effective grassroots organizing. Summer Organizers will be asked to commit to 40 hours per week and will:
   Organize communities in support of President Obama’s most important policy priorities
   Work as a team with Organizing for America staff, volunteer leaders, and fellow Summer Organizers to accomplish our goals
   Work to organize around the upcoming 2010 elections. Engaging voters who haven’t been involved in the political process before, or who only got involved for the first time in 2008
   Gain training and experience that will prepare them for a future career in organizing and other professions, with a focus on: strategic planning, issue organizing, coalition building, planning events and managing teams of volunteers.
   Our Summer Organizer program begins with a mandatory training on June 4th and concludes on August 15th.

  You can fill out the application online, but make sure you do it before our deadline at 11:59pm on April 21st. The position is unpaid. We strongly encourage you to apply early.

  Here’s the link to apply: http://my.barackobama.com/page/s/so2010app

  Sue Jaeke 04-14-2010 02:36PM CDT

• 02-03-2010: Complete Your Organization's Profile!

  Update / Complete Your Organization's Profile!

  Why is this important?  Because students are browsing over 150 organizations to determine which they want to join....the information you provide in your profile allows them to learn more about your organization.  You can share contact information for your group or executive board, post your meetings and how prospective members can learn more about and join your group!

  Update the profile information for your organization. This information is used during searches and browsing - not to mention very important.

  
  How?  The administrators of each portal can go to the SETTINGS tab and simply click on 'Renew Your Organization Profile. 

  Don't forget that you can upload an image that reflects your group too!

  ?s can be directed to the SLIC@uwosh.edu or jaekes@uwosh.edu

  Sara Ann Suwalski 02-03-2010 03:43PM CST

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