Please come out and support the Omicron Tau Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, Inc. for the following events:
Valentine’s Day Cards for Veterans
Tuesday, January 27th
6:00pm – 9:00pm in the DSU Jefferson Room
*Please feel free to make a card (preferably handmade) at home and bring
it by the DSU Jefferson Room. The cards will be delivered to a Veterans
Hospital.*
Cell Phone Drive
Monday, January 26th – Thursday, February 5th
DSU Main Street
*Please bring any old cell phones (that are not broken) that you, your
friends, or your family may have. The donated cell phones will be
exchanged for funds, and proceeds will be delivered to CARES Shelter for
Battered Women. The Deltas will be sitting at a table from 11:00am –
1:00pm during the first week; a drop-off box will be available during
the second week.*
Personal Finance Informative Session
Thursday, January 29th
7:00pm – 8:00pm in the McMurran Lecture Hall (MCM 102)
*Come out and enjoy an interactive presentation on budgeting,
establishing credit wisely, and understanding your credit report and
credit score! *
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
"In Your Own Voice" Presentation
In Our Own Voice Presentation
Sponsored by: Office of Counseling Services & NAMI
Date & Time: Thursday February 5th 3-5pm
Location: Presidents Box, Freeman Center
You are invited to attend the In Our Own Voice Presentation which is
being sponsored by The Office of Counseling Services in conjunction with
our local NAMI-Hampton Roads Affiliate. This will be a kick-off event
for the new campus group initiative, called NAMI On Campus, which is
being formed for the first time at Christopher Newport University. This
presentation is open to the campus community and representatives from
Student Affairs are asked to attend as this will be an interactive
presentation and discussion among students and faculty related to
reducing the stigma of mental illness on college campuses. A description
of the event follows:
"In Our Own Voice (IOOV) is a unique public education program developed
by NAMI, in which two trained consumer speakers share compelling
personal stories about living with mental illness and achieving
recovery. The program was started with a grant from Eli Lily and
Company. IOOV is an opportunity for those who have struggled with mental
illness to gain confidence and to share their individual experiences of
recovery and transformation. Throughout the IOOV presentation, audience
members are encouraged to offer feedback and ask questions. Audience
participation is an important aspect of IOOV because the more audience
members become involved, the closer they come to understanding what it
is like to live with a mental illness and stay in recovery." A
promotional video of this presentation can be found at:
http://www.nami.org/template.cfm?section=In_Our_Own_Voice
Following the presentation by consumers, an informal discussion and
social hour will be held between faculty and students. The PSI CHI Honor
Society and student representatives of NAMI On Campus will be
facilitating a discussion regarding CNU's campus community, ways in
which students can be better served/supported with mental illness, and
ways in which NAMI On Campus can serve a vital function in educating,
advocating, and reducing the stigma of mental illness. Refreshments will
be provided.
Sponsored by: Office of Counseling Services & NAMI
Date & Time: Thursday February 5th 3-5pm
Location: Presidents Box, Freeman Center
You are invited to attend the In Our Own Voice Presentation which is
being sponsored by The Office of Counseling Services in conjunction with
our local NAMI-Hampton Roads Affiliate. This will be a kick-off event
for the new campus group initiative, called NAMI On Campus, which is
being formed for the first time at Christopher Newport University. This
presentation is open to the campus community and representatives from
Student Affairs are asked to attend as this will be an interactive
presentation and discussion among students and faculty related to
reducing the stigma of mental illness on college campuses. A description
of the event follows:
"In Our Own Voice (IOOV) is a unique public education program developed
by NAMI, in which two trained consumer speakers share compelling
personal stories about living with mental illness and achieving
recovery. The program was started with a grant from Eli Lily and
Company. IOOV is an opportunity for those who have struggled with mental
illness to gain confidence and to share their individual experiences of
recovery and transformation. Throughout the IOOV presentation, audience
members are encouraged to offer feedback and ask questions. Audience
participation is an important aspect of IOOV because the more audience
members become involved, the closer they come to understanding what it
is like to live with a mental illness and stay in recovery." A
promotional video of this presentation can be found at:
http://www.nami.org/template.cfm?section=In_Our_Own_Voice
Following the presentation by consumers, an informal discussion and
social hour will be held between faculty and students. The PSI CHI Honor
Society and student representatives of NAMI On Campus will be
facilitating a discussion regarding CNU's campus community, ways in
which students can be better served/supported with mental illness, and
ways in which NAMI On Campus can serve a vital function in educating,
advocating, and reducing the stigma of mental illness. Refreshments will
be provided.
PERFORM IN THE VARIETY SHOW
Variety Show Sign Ups: “PLP Live” is next Friday night! Want to
perform? Email the following to alexandra.nash.07@cnu.edu
BY THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th
- your name or group name(s)
- a description of your talent
- length(5 minutes max)
- materials needed(stools, mics, mic stands, music podium, piano, etc.)
AGAIN, BY THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th
perform? Email the following to alexandra.nash.07@cnu.edu
BY THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th
- your name or group name(s)
- a description of your talent
- length(5 minutes max)
- materials needed(stools, mics, mic stands, music podium, piano, etc.)
AGAIN, BY THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th
Soph, Jun, Sen--SIGN UP FOR WORKSHOPS!
Workshop Sign Ups: If you haven’t already, find the workshop calendar
attached to The PLP WEEKLY email, and send the LETTER (that is, alphabet letter) of your
first/second choice workshop to preslead@cnu.edu BY THIS FRIDAY,
JANUARY 30th…OR ELSE. That’s right…or else.
attached to The PLP WEEKLY email, and send the LETTER (that is, alphabet letter) of your
first/second choice workshop to preslead@cnu.edu BY THIS FRIDAY,
JANUARY 30th…OR ELSE. That’s right…or else.
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