Aug. 11, 2003
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Aug. 18 & 19
* Faculty conference is Aug. 20
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Faculty orientation schedule
New faculty orientation has been scheduled
for Aug. 18 and 19. Information regarding new faculty orientation
(including a list of new faculty, meeting agenda for orientation and
various links) can be found at http://academicaffairs.astate.edu/nfo
Faculty conference will be held on Aug. 20 in the Fowler Center with
a breakfast buffet beginning at 8 a.m., and the meeting scheduled to
begin at 8:45 a.m., concluding by noon. College and department meetings
will be held on Aug. 21 with new student orientation on Aug. 22.
Board
of Trustees meeting rescheduled
The ASU Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for Sept. 12 has
been rescheduled to Saturday, Sept. 13, at 10 a.m. in the Board Room,
8th floor, Dean B. Ellis Library. The meeting is one
of several Homecoming Day activities.
Faculty
and staff achievements
Several
new faculty and staff achievements have been listed in Campus
News. Information for
Campus may be submitted to asunews@astate.edu
Wilson Hall: Closed on August 17 and 18
Reminder: Several
ASU departments will be involved in a
community-wide disaster drill on Monday, Aug. 18, in Wilson Hall.
Beginning at approximately 3 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 17, Wilson Hall will
be closed to all faculty, staff and students. The
Craighead County Office of Emergency Management is conducting the
disaster drill, according to Lori Roach, ASU safety administrator.
Football promotions calendar announced
With four home games and one game in Little
Rock, the ASU football program has a lineup of game promotions for
Indian Stadium and the Rock Classic:
Sept. 6 --
“Call to Heroes”
night, (home opener against Tennessee-Martin), honoring police, military
personnel and teachers
“Paint the Town Red” kicks off the first week with local businesses
dressing their locations in red and black.
"ASU Family Day," includes the
President's Reception and several other events -- see http://familyday.astate.edu.
"Faculty and Staff Appreciation
Day," 4 - 6 p.m. tailgate party on the west side of the
stadium, complimentary football tickets will be distributed. Watch for
your invitation in the mail!
“Bring Your
‘A’ Game,” where kids with an ‘A’ on their report card will be
admitted free of charge to the first game. (Children must be admitted
with family members who pay the $7 general admission ticket.)
“Faith Night” for various churches and
faiths. ($7 general admission price is available
with a church bulletin).
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will also be recognized with scouts and family members receiving general
admission for $7.
The residents of Greene County will be recognized at the
game.
They will be given the $7 general admission price with a valid
driver’s license.
Sept. 13 -- ASU hosts Southeast
Missouri State, children receive free admission by attending the game
with one paid adult through the NCAA’s “Take A Kid to the Game”
promotion.
Oct. 4 -- “Break
the Record” has been dubbed the promotion for the Little Rock game,
entitled the “Rock Classic,” when the Indians face the Indians of
Louisiana-Monroe. Officials are hoping to shatter the ASU
attendance record by having 30,000 fans at the “Rock Classic.” A
specially designed trophy has been created for the winner of the game at
the “Rock Classic.”
Nov. 8 -- The annual “Ring of Honor” ceremony will be held at halftime when
ASU hosts Idaho. An 11th name will be added to the
Ring whose members are enshrined on the west façade of Indian Stadium.
Nov. 20 -- “Agri Day,” when members of the
agricultural community are admitted with a $7 general admission ticket.
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