February 16 Campus e‐Update
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Week of February 15 ‐ 19
Volunteer at an Open House!
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Check out the highlights for
what’s happening this week:
Tuesday, Feb. 16
Soul Food Day
Wednesday, Feb. 17
Indian Taco Sale
All Org Meeting
The BHSU Office of Admissions is hosting an Open House on February 20, 2016. We are looking for BHSU enthusiasts to volunteer at
this Open House, for prospective students and their families, who are interested in sharing their knowledge and love of BHSU.
International Writing Jam
If you would be interested in visiting with our guests and giving them a tour of campus, please contact the Admissions Office.
‐‐Submitted by Lorrin Anderson ‐ 2‐16
Financial Management
Series
Make it a BHSU Week!
Personal Success Group
Join BHSU Friday, February 19 for BHSU Night at the Rapid City Rush! Sting will drop the puck at 7:05 p.m. Get your BHSU discount by
calling Jenna at 716‐7825 and mention you are a BHSU faculty, staff, student, or alum! Learn more..
Geek Speak
Thursday, Feb. 18
After the weekend of fun come cheer on the Yellow Jacket basketball teams as they take on rival South Dakota School of Mines &
Technology Wednesday, Feb. 24 at the Rapid City Civic Center. Women’s game tips off at 5:30 p.m. with the men’s game to follow at
7:30 p.m. Go Jackets!
‐‐Submitted by Kristen Kilmer ‐ 2‐16
Lip Synch Battle!
Lakota Omniciye Indian Taco Sale
Saturday, Feb. 20
Lakota Omniciye will be selling Indian Tacos tomorrow, Wednesday February 17th in the Lower Student Union Lobby from 11am‐1pm.
Please stop by and pick up a delicious taco or two. All proceeds go directly to help fund the 33rd annual Lakota Omniciye Wacipi.
‐‐Submitted by Rosie Sprague‐ 2‐16
Stinger Track Open
What is National TRIO Day #3
Student Leadership Event
The TRIO Program is available to assist students who are first‐generation in college, OR income‐eligible students (based on taxable
income guidelines for their family size), OR students with a disability that could affect their academic success.
Jessica, a 2nd‐year student, talks about her involvement with TRIO. “The most amazing part about being in TRIO was when I got the
Student of the Month award. (SSS) said I received the award because I was responsible, showed initiative, asked questions, and put
energy into my learning. It really gave me the affirmation I needed to know that I was doing good in school, that I was surviving, and
that it was going to be possible for me to earn my degree.”
‐‐Submitted by Susan Hupp‐ 2‐16
Friday, Feb. 19
BH Night at Rush Hockey
Open House
Check out these events and
more on the Campus
Calendar
YELLOW JACKET NEWS
International Writing Jam
In celebration of International Writing Centers week, the Writing Center, English Club, and ISO will be hosting a creative writing event
focused on capturing places around the world. Whether it's Korea, Germany, or your South Dakota backyard that grips your heart,
come to Club Buzz on Wednesday, February 17 at 6:30 pm to paint us a picture with words.
‐‐Submitted by Caitlin Hill ‐ 2‐15
WAC Chicago Style Workshop
Do you need a refresher on Chicago style documentation? Come to the Writing Assistance Center Chicago Style Workshop this
Wednesday, February 17 at 6PM in Jonas 110. There will be an attendance sheet for professors offering extra credit. If you have any
questions, please email Rickie.Legleitner@bhsu.edu.
T&F: McLaughlin Earns
Fourth Weekly RMAC
Award of Season
Black Hills State and Quarq
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Geek Speak in the Library!
Form Partnership with
Triathlon
This week's Geek Speak featuring Dr. Martin Fashbaugh will be held in the E. Y. Berry Library and Learning Center. Join us at 4:00 on
Thursday for “Preaching to the Nerves Instead of the Judgment”: The Victorian Sensation Novel.
FB: Petrino Resigns as
Special Teams Coordinator
As a real or perceived threat to class divisions, social mores, and rigid gender roles, the English literary establishment saw the
Victorian Sensation Novel of the 1860s (by authors such as Ouida, Charles Reade, Ellen Price, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, and Wilkie
Collins) as an ideological threat. This lecture will go over this genre’s characteristics, the historical conditions contributing to its
popularity, its influence on so‐called “serious” Victorian fiction, and its lasting influence on Western culture. For example, with its
romantic triangles, adulterous relationships, melodramatic circumstances, snobbish upper‐class characters, and attractive villains,
the Sensation Novel produced the archetypes for the present‐day television soap opera.
SB: BHSU Comes up Short
Against Dustdevils
My presentation intends to challenge students’ perceptions of Victorian literature and culture as stuffy and highly moralistic while
also helping them to appreciate the Sensation Novel’s enormous impact on contemporary pop culture.
‐‐Submitted by Courtney Huse Wika ‐ 2‐13
Be 1 of the 2%: Join the New Honors Program
The University Honors Program invites applications for its new competitive program emphasizing undergraduate research and
creative activity. Students will complete two Honors colloquia, an Honors capstone project, and the capstone defense to graduate as
a BHSU RESEARCH SCHOLAR. Spots are competitive and limited.
Apply by March 1 with an application portfolio consisting of an application essay, an unofficial transcript, a writing sample from your
major/minor, and the name of a faculty sponsor. The essay should address why you wish to join the program and detail your current
research/creative interests.
MBB: Seniors Come
Through on Senior Night
for 81‐77 Victory
Check out scores, upcoming games
and other news at BHSU Athletics
KNOW WHILE YOU GO
Read the student‐generated
organizational calendar of
events KNOW WHILE YOU GO
Deliver to Meier Hall 311 or Dr. Huse Wika's mailbox in Jonas 108. Questions? Contact Courtney.HuseWika@BHSU.edu or stop by Meier
311.
‐‐Submitted by Courtney Huse Wika ‐ 2‐13
2016 Polar Plunge
Take the plunge for a good cause! Join us Feb. 28 at the Spearfish Recreation & Aquatic Center for the 2016 Polar Plunge.
Registration is at 12:30pm with the plunge at 2pm.
Contact Jim Smit at 605‐591‐9314 for more information.
‐‐Submitted by Kristen Kilmer ‐ 2‐13
American Film Noir Series
BHSU continues The Big Read celebration of Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon by hosting their American film noir series, Feb. 4,
11, and 25, Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. each evening. The film series is free and open to the public. They will be held at BHSU in the Jonas
305.
The films are classics from the 1940s and 50s film noir movement. The movies scheduled are:
 Feb. 25, “The Stranger” (1946)
The Big Read in Spearfish is presented in partnership with The Matthews, Grace Balloch Memorial Library, Black Hills State University,
Spearfish Zonta Club, South Dakota Arts Council, and Spearfish Foundation of Public Education. “The film noir movement of the 1940s
& 50s has had a huge influence on modern art, even beyond filmmaking. We are excited to share this piece of history with the people
of our community and we are grateful to Black Hills State for helping make this event possible. The Big Read in Spearfish is really a
“big” collaboration and we are pleased to be working with so many outstanding groups.” says Ava Sauter, Community Outreach
Manager for The Matthews Opera House and Arts Center. A program of the National Endowment for the Arts, The Big Read broadens
our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves through the joy of sharing a good book. Managed by Arts Midwest,
this initiative offers grants to support innovative community reading programs designed around a single book.
Spearfish is one of 75 communities nationwide participating in The Big Read from September 2015‐June 2016. From Jan. 2016‐Mar.
2016, our community will celebrate Dashiell Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon with a full calendar of events. View a full calendar of
events for The Big Read in Spearfish.
‐‐Submitted by Amy Fuqua ‐ 2‐13
Student Leadership Event
Students are invited to attend this special one‐day workshop, Saturday, Feb. 20, 9 am‐3 pm at the Spearfish Holiday Inn. Juniors and
Seniors will learn skills to develop their leadership style and increase confidence. Scholarships are available for the $10 registration
fee.
Register by Feb. 18 at www.BHSU.edu/SDCEO or email andrea.bakeberg@bhsu.edu.
‐‐Submitted by Megan Lipp ‐ 2‐13
BHSU NEWS RELEASES
BHSU Geek Speak explores ideological threat of Victorian sensation novels
Soap operas give the same satisfaction to their audience today as sensation novels did in the 19th century. The E.Y. Berry Library
Learning‐Center at Black Hills State University is hosting a unique Geek Speak presentation Thursday, Feb. 18 at 4 p.m. about
Victorian sensation novels, for all literature lovers and those who like to challenge status quo.
Learn the basics of financial management through SD CEO series
Two sessions remain to help small businesses learn the basics of financial management during the four‐part Financial Management
Series “Your Future‐Your Success,” hosted by the South Dakota Center for Enterprise Opportunity at Black Hills State University.
Pioneer Bank and Trust fulfills $50,000 pledge for BHSU student scholarships
Thomas J. Deis, Sr. Vice President, Manager of Pioneer Bank and Trust presented a $10,000 check to Steve Meeker, Vice President
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BHSU announces Student Support Services Students of the Month
Four Black Hills State University students are being recognized for their accomplishments by Student Support Services (SSS).
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