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Academic and Learning Services would like to remind all students who receive accommodations for testing in our testing room that we will be following the standard procedures regarding testing.

Students planning to take their tests in our area must schedule with us 72-48 hours in advance along with notifying their professors. Students who just show up to take an exam cannot be accommodated.

Students must arrive at the time scheduled for testing. Lateness (past 15 minutes) without prior notice to the office, and in agreement with your professor, will be deemed as a No Show. Your test will be returned to your professor.

Submitted by Katie Brandt

There will be a study session for both General and Organic Chemistry Today in AH 106. General Chemistry will begin at 7 PM, and Organic will start at 8 PM. Please come prepared with questions and possible problems. This evening is sponsored by ACS.

Submitted by Ann Moore

The study group for BY 150 will be meeting today at 12:15 pm in the Library. See you there!

Submitted by Francine Franich

Applicatino Deadlines!!

Rome, Italy: Due- December 12, 2009

Spain, France, Ireland, Germany, Japan and Costa Rica: Due- January 27, 2010

To pick up or drop off an application come to the International Programs Office in AB 20!

Submitted by Kathleen Davis

ATTENTION recipients of privately funded scholarships!!! Please come and show your appreciation to your benefactors by writing a thank you note - especially those of you who were not able to attend the reception! Even if you did attend, a handwritten thank you note is an added touch. Sessions will be held Tuesday Nov 17, 8:00am-1:30pm; Tuesday Dec 1, 8:00am-3:00pm; Thursday Dec 3, 8:00am-3:00pm; Wednesday Dec 9, 8:00am-3:00pm. All session are in the Library, third floor, room 302. I will provide note cards, pens, addresses, etc. These are open sessions....come in when you can....no RSVP necessary. Questions, contact Kate Davis at daviskat@aquinas.edu or ext 2817.

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Submitted by Ann Moore

The newly formed BY 123 study group meets today from 1:05-2:05 pm in Albertus Hall Room 312. We hope to see you there!

Submitted by Elizabeth Radecki

Want to win FREE stuff??

Look for AQPB's Cash "Cab" on Monday, November 9th (today) to win some prizes.

Hail the "cab" to take you to your classes and answer questions about health topics, music, current events, Aquinas, etc. For every question you get correct, you win a prize! ...But don't lose otherwise you will get kicked to the curb!

Keep an eye out for the cash "cab" on Monday, November 9th from 10:30am to 1:30pm!

Brought to you by AQPB.

Submitted by Heather Kesselring-Quakenbush

Students who have not already signed up for an advising date with either Prof. Springer or Dr. KQ, should plan to attend the mass advising for Sport Management and Recreation majors on Wednesday Nov. 11 from 9-2:30 in the registrar's office. No appointment needed

Submitted by LaShondra McMillian

If you are taking MS 107, join Student Support Services on Sunday November 15th from 7pm -8pm in the Regina Main Lounge for help with homework. We await your presence and look forward to serving you.

Submitted by John Pinheiro

Catholic Studies is an interdisciplinary minor designed for students interested in the academic exploration of the Catholic tradition, as historically expressed in art, literature, theology, popular piety, and philosophy.

For further details, visit http://www.aquinas.edu/catholilicstudies/index.html or contact Dr. Pinheiro at pinhejoh@aquinas.edu.

COURSE OFFERINGS FOR SPRING 2010

CA310 Catholic Political Thought Th 6:30-9:30

CA401 Catholic Culture Seminar T 3:05-5:50

TY147 Catholic Vision MTh 10:50 AM-12:05

What is "Catholic Culture"? How has it manifested itself historically? Is there a contemporary Catholic culture? Read Chesterton. Belloc, and others for credit and find the answers in Catholic Studies 401.

DO YOU LIKE TO HASH-OUT PHILOSOPHIES OF GOVERNMENT, analyze history, talk about ideas of religion, survey Great Books, and debate Catholic perspectives on Church and State?

Then CA310: Catholic Political Thought is for you! Taught by Dr. Joseph T. Stuart from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, this course will survey Church and State relations in European and American history (focusing on the post-French Revolutionary period) as well as study the philosophical and theological foundations of Catholic Political Thought.

For

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Submitted by John Pinheiro

Catholic Studies is an interdisciplinary minor designed for students interested in the academic exploration of the Catholic tradition, as historically expressed in art, literature, theology, popular piety, and philosophy.

For further details, visit http://www.aquinas.edu/catholilicstudies/index.html or contact Dr. Pinheiro at pinhejoh@aquinas.edu.

COURSE OFFERINGS FOR SPRING 2010

CA310 Catholic Political Thought Th 6:30-9:30

CA401 Catholic Culture Seminar T 3:05-5:50

TY147 Catholic Vision MTh 10:50 AM-12:05

What is "Catholic Culture"? How has it manifested itself historically? Is there a contemporary Catholic culture? Read Chesterton. Belloc, and others for credit and find the answers in Catholic Studies 401.

DO YOU LIKE TO HASH-OUT PHILOSOPHIES OF GOVERNMENT, analyze history, talk about ideas of religion, survey Great Books, and debate Catholic perspectives on Church and State?

Then CA310: Catholic Political Thought is for you! Taught by Dr. Joseph T. Stuart from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, this course will survey Church and State relations in European and American history (focusing on the post-French Revolutionary period) as well as study the philosophical and theological foundations of Catholic Political Thought.

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Submitted by Andrea Benyovszky

The Conductive Learning Center invites any students and staff who are interested in learning about the unique POHI/Conductive Education program offered through Aquinas' Education Department.

We encourage all who are interested in pursuring special education or health related services to visit the Conductive Learning Center in order to observe the program and meet with Aquinas grads working at the center in the conductive education field.

Dates for the open house are as follows:
Thursday December 10 and Wednesday December 16. From 9:00 a.m-2:00 p.m.
Please come as your schedule allows for observation, questions, and answers.

For further information please call Andrea Benyovszky at 616-575-0575

Submitted by Ann Moore

Academic Learning and Services is launching a study group for BY 123. It will meet on Thursdays from 1:05-2:05 in Albertus Hall, Room 312 beginning this week, Nov. 12. The group will continue to meet every Thursday through Dec. 10 (except for the week of Thanksgiving). If you are struggling in this class or just want a little extra assistance, this is for you!

Submitted by Ann Moore

Academic and Learning Services is looking for students who excel in statistics (MS 151) to serve as peer tutors in our tutoring program here on campus. If you are interested and available to work one-on-one with a student please contact Academic and Learning Services in AB 1 or call 632-2168 as soon as possible.

Submitted by Ann Moore

Academic and Learning Services would like to remind students that there are several study groups that meet weekly on campus to support and supplement your academic needs. We have study groups for Accounting 210, 211, Biology 150, 155, 123, German, Spanish 101,102, and Japanese. If you are taking any of these classes, we strongly encourage you to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity by attending a study group. For times and locations, please stop by AB 1 (in the basement of the Academic Building) and pick up a shedule. We'll look forward to seeing you!

Submitted by Monica Edison

The following classes have been cancelled for Wednesday, November 11, 2009:

CD 200 - Sandy Farley - 9:30 am in AB 117 and 1:00 pm in AB 114.

Thank you.