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Activities Dress for Success! Saturday, March 3, 2007. Richard Harris Terrace, South Lobby - 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. This event will help educate both men and women in college about the basics of proper dress and other helpful tips to present themselves in the best possible light for all occasions. Sample outfits will be shown. This event is sponsored by Men's Wearhouse. 
Forum on Pressing Global Issues: Human Trafficking Saturday, March 28, 2007 Richard Harris Terrace, South Lobby - 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Student World Assembly (SWA)-BMCC Chapter and the Evening/Weekend Student Club present a forum on human trafficking. Faculty, students and invited guests will enter into group discussions. It will provide a comprehensive overview of human trafficking and prepare students to undertake initiatives in organizing actions to combat human trafficking on both local and global level. 
FALL 2006 Investing in Common Stocks: Avoiding Mistakes October 14, 2006 Hudson Room, next to Student Cafeteria - 12:15 PM Mr. Martin Sternberg, retired Senior VP of Morgan Stanley, will conduct a seminar on avoiding mistakes in common stock investing. The seminar will include: an overview of the NYSE, investment concepts, examples on investments, observations on stock picking. Business Seminar: How to Apply for a Business Loan October 21, 2006 Hudson Room, next to student cafeteria - 12:15 PM If you are an entrepreneur, business-minded person, or just interested in learning about the facts when applying for a business loan in the future, you have to attend this seminar. Topics that will be covered are business plan creation, necessary documentation, concepts, application forms. Loan packages and handouts will be given to attendees. Speaker: Mr. Francis Byrd, Vice President SBA Division, Commerce Bank Roundtables: Meet the Deans November 4, 2006 Richard Harris Terrace - 11:30 AM Meet the Deans of BMCC: Dean Marva Craig, Associate Dean for Student Affairs; Dean Erwin Wong, Dean for Academic Programs and Instruction; Dean Michael Gillespie; Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for Academic Support Services and Faculty Development. Join the roundtables and learn about their jobs and how they can answer your questions.   
Business Seminar: Understanding the Federal Reserve November 11, 2006 Hudson Room, next to cafeteria - 12:15 PM Mr. Martin Sternberg, retired Senior VP of Morgan Stanley, will conduct a seminar on the Federal Reserve System. Learn how the Federal Reserve works and how the U.S. and global economy are interrelated. Join other participants and exchange your ideas. Forum: Understanding Globalization November 18, 2006 Room S-370 - 12:00 PM Get involved in critical reflection and innovative thinking about pressing global issues with other college students, faculty and invited speakers. Discuss the different dimensions of globalization and the meaning of global citizenship. This event is co-sponsored by the Student World Assembly Chapter at BMCC and Evening/Weekend Student Club. Office of the Students Activities Leadership Retreat 2006 Weekend of September 22 to 24 Hello fellow students, As a president of this wonderful club, the Evening Weekend Students Club, it was a great pleasure and experience to attend this year's Office of the Students Activities Leadership Retreat '06 on behalf of all the students that make the evening and weekend portion of this great college. During this retreat, I learned a lot. The retreat was both educational and socially entertaining. I had the opportunity to meet a lot of new friends, some of whom were leaders of different clubs on the campus, as well. Among the events held on this retreat were: • Time management, that is how to manage time, most especially as an evening and weekend student, it is so difficult to juggle around school and work. So this educational session helps me a lot in managing my time and schedules. • Balancing Academics & Leadership session, this part taught me a great deal of understanding on how to manipulate my leadership skills and my education together. • Interpersonal Communication(Thinking Outside of the Box), this session was organized by the Dean of Students Affairs, Marva Craig. It taught me skills of reasoning and analyzing things from other people perspectives. That is, how to reason together with others, and how to view things from others points of view. • Dining Etiquette(Elbows off the Table), conducted and perfectly delivered by Joyce conoly-Simmons. This was educational in a unique way because dining with executives and government or international officials are so important that one must learn how to dine professionally and appropriately. This I learned as well. • Laying the Foundation for Principled Leadership(The VIP Treatment), well conducted by Mr. Harry Mars,Director of Students Affairs. At this session something special were learned as per organization's interest ,values, and principles. Also, i learned about how to confront and deal with issues of either students or the general public. • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner times were appropriate and enjoying. • Lastly, the games nite and pool parties were wonderful and fun with different kind of friends. Above all, the basketball game was competitive with some officers from the Students Government Association. My advice to all students is that please try to attend sessions like these in the near future so as to experience what I just learned. Thanks and stay around our wonderful club for more information that are educational and fun-sharing. Yours, Morris B. Sheriff, President EWSC |
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