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FALL | WEEK 10 | NOVEMBER 3, 2008 | ISSUE 10 

Tom Moore, automotive 

technology major, dodges 

the first wintery flakes of the 

season on his way to class.

(From Left) Shanell Taylor, 

liberal arts and sciences-humanities 

and social science 

major, and Andrey Tomoroksa, 

individual Page studies, discuss 2 their 

views of a mock-crime scene 

as part of an introduction to 

criminal justice class. 

Student Success Seminars 

The Academic Enrichment Center 

(AEC) is sponsoring Student Success 

Seminars. The seminars will be held 

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1-1:50 p.m. 

in Crawford Hall, room 114. Topics are 

geared toward helping students improve 

their ability to succeed and include time 

management, taking lecture notes, 

reading strategies, test-taking skills, 

study techniques, memorizing, improving 

vocabulary, learning styles, internships 

students, faculty + staff 

and career placement and alleviating test 

anxiety. Seminars will be facilitated by the 

following professional staff: Owen Corpin, 

Elizabeth Dana, Jessica DeStefano, 

Stephanie Lawhorne, John McBride, 

Patricia Samson, and David Symonds. 

For more information, contact Stephanie 

Lawhorne, director of academic support, 

at x 6360 or lawhorsl@morrisville.edu. 

Tuesday, November 4 and Thursday, 

November 6 – Internships & Career 

Placement, given by John McBride 

Wendall Williams, individual studies major, 

reviews evidence from the scene.

(From left) Genea Simmons, 

liberal arts and sciences - 

humanities and social science 

major, photographs Amy 

Buckley, resident director of 

South Hall, who plays a victim. 

Tom McCabe, 

liberal arts 

and sciences-- 

humanities and 

social science 

major, collects 

fingerprints on a 

glass over mockvictim, 

Jan Tewes, 

former adjunct 

instructor. 


ELITE Series 

students 

The Student Activities Office is proud to 

offer the Emerging Leaders In Today’s 

Environment (ELITE) Series this fall 

semester. Students are encouraged to 

attend one or all eight sessions of the 

ELITE Series. Upcoming sessions are: 

November 5 – Resume & Cover Letter 

Writing with speaker Stephanie Lawhorne 

November 12 – Ethical Leadership with 

speaker Steve Hinkle 

November 19 – Formal Dining, speaker 

TBA 

If a student participates in at least 7 of 

the 8 sessions he or she will become 

a Certified ELITE Leader. Please join 

us every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in 101 

Marshall Hall. For more information 

please contact the Student Activities Office 

at 684-6238.

(From left) Amber Guyer, early 

childhood major, Amanda 

Welden, Heather Price, liberal 

arts and sciences--humanities 

and social sciences major, 

Chris Vinal (mustang) 

individual studies major, 

outside the face painting tent 

at the Pumpkin Fest. Norwich 

Campus human services 

majors painted faces at the 

Pumpkin Fest in exchange for 

non-perishable goods for their 

food drive. 

Laura Hendrickson, liberal 

arts and science--humanities 

and social sciences major, 

paints the face of Nick Pacio, 

human services major. 

Royx Newby at the Norwich 

SGO-sponsored pumpkin 

carving day. 


Photos by Nancy Heiss 

Co-Curricular Transcript 

Enhancement 

students 

The Student Activities Office is offering 

students the opportunity to enhance, or begin, 

their Co-Curricular Transcript (CCT). The Co- 

Curricular Transcript is a student, self-reported 

document with verification by either an advisor 

or supervisor listing the various developmental 

activities outside the classroom. 

Activities that can be put on your CCT are 

leadership development, professional and 

educational development, awards and 

honors, student organization, club and 

activity participation, community service and 

intercollegiate athletics. 

Don’t miss an opportunity to increase your 

marketability for scholarships, transfer or 

employment! 

Stop by the Student Activities Office or visit 

http://studentactivities.morrisville.edu for more 

information. 

Career Corner 

Marsha Cornelius, 

Interim Director 

of the Norwich 

Campus, carves a 

pumpkin. 

Be sure to visit the Career Planning 

Web site http://www.morrisville.edu/ 

careerplanning/joblisting.aspx for a 

complete list of current internships, state 

examinations or exciting job opportunities 

offered to students and graduates.


Student Activities This Week (Paid for by your Student Activity fees) 

Ongoing Activities 

• CAB Sponsored discount Movie Tickets to Hamilton Theater and Oneida MoviePlex; 

stop by the Student Activities Office for more information 

• Listen 24/7 to your favorite alternative rock, hip hop, country and old school music on 

WCVM Media, 1580-AM, WCVM-TV Channel 4 and at wcvm.morrisville.edu 

SNFM Tupperware Fundraiser 

• CMO Sponsored Poster Fundraiser 

• IFSEA Pie Sale 

• Outdoor Recreation Club Thanksgiving Dinner Gift Basket Raffle 

• SGO Sponsored Free USA Today Newspapers in STUAC and Seneca Dining Hall 

Monday, November 3: 

11 a.m.-1 p.m. Open Recreation Walking/Running in the Recreation Center 

1-3 p.m. Open Recreation in the Recreation Center 

7-9 p.m. Open Recreation Futsal in Hamilton Hall 

7 p.m. SGO Meeting in Charlton Hall 125 


9-11 p.m. Open Recreation in the STUAC Gym 

Tuesday, November 4: 


1-1:50 p.m. AEC Sponsored Student Success Seminar #9: Internships & Career 

Placement, Crawford Hall 114 

1 p.m. Architecture Club Meeting in Hamilton Hall 008 


1-3 p.m. Massage Therapy Open House in Shannon Hall 

7 p.m. SGO Sponsored Live Like a Real Leader with Jonathan Sprinkles in the 

STUAC Theatre 

8-10 p.m. Open Recreation Volleyball in Hamilton Hall 



9-11 p.m. CAB Sponsored Election Night Party in the STUAC Lower Lobby 

Wednesday, November 5: 



6 p.m. ELITE Series: “Resume & Cover Letter Writing” with Stephanie Lawhorne, 

Marshall Hall Room 101 

7 p.m. BASIC Sponsored Bible Study in Crawford Hall 114 

7-9 p.m. Open Recreation Badminton in Hamilton Hall 

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students 



Thursday, November 6: 

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1-1:50 p.m. AEC Sponsored Student Success Seminar #9: Internships & Career 

Placement, Crawford Hall 114 


6 p.m. CAB Meeting in the Library 208 

8 p.m. Theatre Department & SGO Sponsored Fall Play: “Rumors in the STUAC Theatre 

8-10 p.m. Open Recreation Volleyball in Hamilton Hall 



Friday, November 7: 

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4 p.m. CAB Sponsored Photo Dog Tags in the STUAC Lobby 

7 p.m. Ice Hockey vs. SUNY Potsdam 

8 p.m. Theatre Department & SGO Sponsored Fall Play: “Rumors” in the STUAC Theatre 



Saturday, November 8: 

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11-6 p.m. CAB Sponsored Carousel Mall Trip 



7 p.m. Ice Hockey vs. SUNY Plattsburgh 

8p.m. Theatre Department & SGO Sponsored Fall Play: “Rumors” in the STUAC Theatre 

11-3 p.m. CASU Sponsored Go, Wait, Stop! Dance in Hamilton Hall 

Sunday, November 9: 

9 

1-4 p.m. Open Recreation Lacrosse in the Recreation Center 


4-6 p.m. Open Recreation Football in the Recreation Center 

7:30 p.m. Catholic Newman Sponsored Church in the Library Instruction Room 

Paid for by Your Student Activity Fees! 

Visit: http://events.morrisville.edu for a complete listing of events

Sandy Jones, secretary 1, 

and Dave Rogers, dean of 

the School of Business, who 

dressed up like a doctor. 


(Back row, from left) Chris Vinal, Ed Wright, and 

Jason Burcroff; (front row) President Nick Pacio, 

Amber Guyer, and Secretary Kellie Clark. 

Costumed MAC employees (from left) Amy Drew, 

computer service representative, Shannon Richard, 

director of human resources and administrative 

services, Jennifer Pouliot, business office assistant, 

and Debbie Farrow, tech center operations manager. 

Photos by Joe Coppola. 

Rachel Netzband, assistant professor 

of mathematics, and Sue Greenhagan 

assistant librarian, dress up for 

Halloween.


Field Trip 

faculty + staff 

The following nursing students were 

approved to travel with their instructors, 

Eileen Kinsella and Cynthia Love-Williams, 

to Mohawk Valley Community College 

Respiratory Therapy Department on 

Thursday, Oct. 30. Students left campus 

at 8 a.m. and returned at approximately 

12 p.m. The students were asked to 

contact their instructors in advance of any 

missed classes to arrange for appropriate 

makeup. 

Aderonke Alao 

Barbara Babcock 

Laura Beach 

Jill Catena 

Tiffany Collins 

Christine Emerson 

Jennifer Fehlner 

Andrea Field 

Kimberly Harosia 

Leah Jakubowski 

Colleen Jones 

Amy Kirby 

Sharon Kroll 

Stacey Loucks 

Roseanne Manco 

Victoria Matott 

The following riparian and wetland 

management students are approved to 

travel with their instructor, Brendan Kelly, 

to tour the Montezuma National Wildlife 

Refuge, in Seneca Falls, on Friday, 

Nov. 14. Students will leave campus 

at 8 a.m. and return at approximately 4 

p.m. The students have been asked to 

contact their instructors in advance of any 

missed classes to arrange for appropriate 

makeup. 

Timothy M. Bobbett 

Aaron G. Buchta 

Sarah R. Carbone 

James VanRiper 

Catina Mcfarlane 

Megan Morris 

Bethany Nichols 

Jessica Ouimet 

Sherly Paul 

Jessica Schwatz 

Alicia Sgarlata 

Amanda Stafford 

Cynthia Thompson 

Jeremy Trost 

Sarah Vanderhoof 

Amanda Wagner 

Greg Warchal 

Adrienne Wolniak 

Kimberly Woolridge 

Matthew J. Kairewich 

Zachary M. Reed 

Interim Provost and Vice President for 

Academic Affairs 

In the News: 

news 

Find new releases at 

newscenter.morrisville.edu 

Archive of past MOCHA issues 

www.morrisville.edu/MOCHA 

View this week’s 

upcoming events on 

our new, web-based 

calendar here. 

CORRECTION 

The field trips to take place on Nov. 25 

were mislabeled in last week’s issue 

and should have read Tuesday, Nov. 

25.

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