January 19 Campus e‐Update
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Tue 1/19/2016 4:02 PM
Campus e‐Update for January 19, 2016
The next BHSU Campus e‐Update will be sent on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
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STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Check out the highlights for
what’s happening this week:
TODAY
MLK J. Day Celebration
Rec Sports Registration
View the student/community announcements page which is updated daily
Submit your student/community announcement for the next Campus e‐Update
Bruce and Tass Bicycle
China Documentary Film
Week of Jan. 18 ‐ 22
Jan. 20
Census Date
TIMESHEETS
REMINDER: TIMESHEETS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED ON SNAP BY FRIDAY: JANUARY 22, 2016 ~ 9:00 AM MT Hourly employees
and student workers should always record all actual hours worked. There are 184 hours in this current pay period,
including; 4 hours administrative leave and 24 hours of holiday. CURRENT PAY PERIOD: 12/22/2015 THROUGH 1/21/2016
Supervisors – all timesheets must be approved BY 2 PM FRIDAY as processes start that afternoon. Prior to approving any
timesheets please check the leave request system for outstanding leave requests. Once the leave is approved the
timesheet should be updated with the appropriate leave and approved for processing. Please note the HR office will not
Student Organization Fair
Campus Energy Tour
Body Poets
Jan. 21
timesheet should be updated with the appropriate leave and approved for processing. Please note the HR office will not
be completing follow up calls to ensure you have approved your employee’s timesheets. Also note that if the deadline is
missed your employees will have to wait until the following pay period to be paid which can cause hardship. EMPLOYEES ‐
please make sure your timesheet has been submitted and approved by your supervisor prior to 2:00 on Friday. If you are
not an employee who is required to submit a timesheet or exception time on SNAP, please disregard this message. Also
note, Adjunct Faculty are not required to submit a timesheet.
‐‐Kasey Salazar ‐ 1‐20
CAB Pizza Ranch Fundraiser
Greek Speak: American
Raunch
Swing into the New Year
Jan. 22
Geek Speak: American Raunch Culture
Jan. 21 | 4pm | Jonas 110
Join us for Geek Speak on Thursday at 4:00 p.m. in Jonas 110! #BLURREDLINES: American Raunch Culture, an Open
Discussion with Drs. Trenton Ellis, Laura Colmenero‐Chilberg, Rickie Legleitner, and Courtney Huse Wika. "There is a
widespread assumption that simply because my generation of women has the good fortune to live in a world touched by
the feminist movement, that means everything we do is magically imbued with its agenda, but it doesn't work that way.
‘Raunchy’ and ‘liberated’ are not synonyms. It is worth asking ourselves if this bawdy world of boobs and gams we have
resurrected reflects how far we've come, or how far we have left to go," writes Ariel Levy in her hotly contested book
Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture. Join a panel of Black Hills State professors from across
campus for an open discussion on raunch culture, rape culture, slut shaming, and the current state of feminism in
America.
‐‐Courtney Huse Wika ‐ 1‐19
Journal of Undergrad Research/Creative Scholarship
JUR(Y): The Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Scholarship is now accepting submissions from BHSU
students. JUR(Y) is a high‐quality, interactive, interdisciplinary journal catering to undergraduate research and creative
activity. Published submissions undergo double‐blind review. Students are required to have a faculty sponsor to verify
work is ready to submit.
The open reading period closes February 1, 2016, with an anticipated publication date of April 2016. The journal is
currently accepting the following submissions: Traditional research and academic papers, Podcasts, Debates, Creative
writing, Photography, Art, Graphic Design, Performances, Monologues,. Original musical compositions, Cartoons/comics,
Animations, and digital shorts. For more information and submission requirements, visit www.BHSU.edu/JURY or contact
me: Courtney.HuseWika@BHSU.edu.
‐‐Courtney Huse Wika ‐ 1‐19
Campus Energy Tour
Jan. 20 | 3pm | Student Union Lobby
Join the BHSU Sustainability Committee for a campus energy tour on Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 3 p.m. Meet at
Student Union Lobby. We will go behind the scenes of the Student Union and Facilities Plant to see first‐hand how we
heat and cool our campus, including the underground tunnels. Ask questions and learn how we are working toward
improving efficiency on campus.
‐‐Katie Greer ‐ 1‐19
Tax Season Phishing and Phone Scams
It’s tax season!! You know what that means… Yes, more phishing emails and phone scams are making the rounds
attempting to lure you or even scare you into divulging your personal, financial, and confidential information. We block
thousands of phishing emails daily, but there are a few that occasionally make it through the filters, so it is important to
WBB vs. MSU Denver
MBB vs. MSU Denver
Check out these events and
more on the Campus Calendar
YELLOW JACKET NEWS
T&F: Baldwin and
McLaughlin Named to RMAC
Weekly List
MBB: Krogman Named RMAC
Offensive Player of the
Week
T&F: BHSU to Host 24th
Alumni Mile
MBB: Ryan Lands RMAC First
Team All‐Academic Honors
WBB: Trohkimoinen Lands
RMAC All‐Academic First
Team Honors
Check out scores, upcoming games
and other news at BHSU Athletics
NEW HIRES
Donnelle Culver, JacketZone
Manger
thousands of phishing emails daily, but there are a few that occasionally make it through the filters, so it is important to
always stay alert!
 If
you receive a phishing message, please do not respond to the message, do not click on any links, and delete it from
your mailbox.
 If you receive a phone call from a threatening or even a “nice” person or automated message identifying themselves
as the IRS or other tax agency demanding immediate payment, credit/debit card information or other suspicious
information, you have the power to hang up the phone. Upon hanging up you may contact the IRS directly using their
official phone numbers found on their site, or file a complaint with the FTC or Treasury Inspector General for Tax
Administration. https://www.irs.gov/uac/Dont‐Take‐the‐Bait‐Avoid‐Phishing‐and‐Malware‐to‐Protect‐Your‐Personal‐
Data https://www.irs.gov/uac/Tips‐to‐Protect‐Your‐Personal‐Information‐While‐Online Stay safe online and have a
great semester!
‐‐Garrett Stevens ‐ 1‐19
Ice and Snow
Help us keep campus as safe as possible. If you notice a slippery patch on a sidewalk or parking lot, give Facilities
Services a call with the location. (642‐6244) Your help will enable us to get to those bad spots sooner.
‐‐Katie Greer ‐ 1‐19
It's Not Too Late for a Flu Shot
We are still in the flu season, and it's not too late for a flu shot. Stop in at Student Health Services or call 605‐642‐6520
to set an appointment for a flu shot.
‐‐Submitted by Penney Williams ‐ 1‐15
Try out youth hockey in Spearfish
Mark Kazmer of the Northern Hills Amateur Hockey Association invites youth ages 4 to 9 to Try Hockey for Free Day!
Registration is now open for the free event; the session is from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Northern Hills Ice Rink.
Questions? Email northernhillsaha@gmail.com.
‐‐Submitted by Corinne Hansen ‐ 1‐19
Spearfish Beginning & Experienced Motorcycle Classes
The South Dakota Safety Council is offering Beginning Motorcycle Classes (BRC) and Experienced Motorcycles Classes
(ERC) at Black Hills State University in May, 2016. The courses use the Motorcycle Safety Foundation curriculum. There
will be three BRC classes and two ERC classes. The BRC Classes are one evening/night, one weekend, and one day. Two
ERC classes will be offered at the beginning and end of May. The cost is $75.00 plus tax for the Beginning Rider Classes
and $60.00 plus tax for the Experienced Rider Classes. Upon successful completion of the course the student is eligible to
have the motorcycle endorsement added to their drivers license. The South Dakota Safety Council provides motorcycles
for the BRC classes. The students are responsible for their personnel protective equipment. Additional classes are offered
in Rapid City during the spring, summer and fall. Classes are offered in Sturgis during June and July. For more
information and registration go to: www.southdakotasafetycouncil.org.
‐‐Submitted by Brock Anundson ‐ 1‐15
Pizza Ranch Fundraiser
Jan. 21 | Pizza Ranch
Sean Griffin, Senior Security
Officer, BHSU‐Rapid City
Larry Harding, Senior Security
Officer, BHSU‐Rapid City
Kari Hoover, Custodial
Services, Facility Services
Adam Johnson, JacketZone,
Sioux Falls
Jennica Johnson, JacketZone,
Sioux Falls
Petrika Peters, Sustainability
Coordinator
Shawn Trainor, Associate
Programmer, Instructional
Development
KNOW WHILE YOU GO
Read the student‐generated
organizational calendar of
events KNOW WHILE YOU GO
Jan. 21 | Pizza Ranch
Eat at Pizza Ranch Thursday January 21, 2016 and 15% of the proceeds will be donated to the Campus Activities Board.
‐‐Submitted by Mikenzie Mikkelson ‐ 1‐15
Body Poets
Jan. 20 | 7pm | Meier Recital Hall
The Body Poets, a street dance crew from San Diego and Las Vegas will be performing in Meier Recital Hall on
Wednesday, January 20th, at 7:00 pm. They've performed on TruTV's Fake Off and NBC's America's Got Talent!
‐‐Submitted by Mikenzie Mikkelson ‐ 1‐15
Adventure Film Fundraiser for Enactus Team Travel
Jan. 19 | 7pm | Jonas 305
Bruce & Tass Bicycle China, a documentary film by explorers, authors and photographers, Bruce B. Junek and Tass
Thacker will be shown at BHSU, Jonas Hall, lecture room 305, on Tue, Jan 19 at 7 pm. The documentary showing is open
to the public as a fundraiser for BHSU Enactus Team travel to Zambia in May in support of the Team's BeeSweet honey
project.
‐‐Submitted by Barbara Looney ‐ 1‐15
Green Out
Jan. 22 | 5:30pm | Young Center
Friday, January 22nd is our Basketball "Green Out" sponsored by Black Hills Pioneer and Alpine Impressions. The first 100
fans to the basketball games will get a free Green Out t‐shirt.
The women's game tips off at 5:30 p.m. followed by the men's at 7:30 p.m. Come support the Yellow Jackets and turn the
whole gym green!
‐‐Submitted by Melissa Christensen ‐ 1‐15
BHSU NEWS RELEASES
BHSU Geek Speak to open discussion about the rise of Raunch Culture
The objectification of women is grounded in American patriarchy and the American culture tends to support its reign. A panel of
Black Hills State University professors will discuss the issue of objectifying women in the next Geek Speak lecture.
BHSU‐Rapid City to host academic lecture series
Black Hills State University‐Rapid City will begin hosting a series of academic lectures to promote community learning
and collaboration.
The series begins Feb. 1 and features 10 lectures by BHSU professors and other regional educators. All presentations are
scheduled for Mondays at 6:30 p.m. at BHSU‐RC, room 113, with the exception of one lecture set for Friday, March 18.
The presentations are free and open to the public.
See all news releases at www.BHSU.edu/news Submit your story ideas for future news releases
CHECK US OUT ON SOCIAL MEDIA
BHSU IN THE MEDIA
BHSU hosting conference for women in physics
Read the Rapid City Journal and Butte County Post articles
Black Hills State University campus changes with students
Watch the KOTA and KEVN news stories
Read about BHSU in the AASCU Newsletter
BHSU alum and former faculty member collaborate on children’s book about the Matthews Opera House
Read the Butte County Post article
BHSU study suggests how city can improve tourism
Read the Hot Springs Star article
Milestones: BHSU names students to fall 2015 Dean’s List
Read the Rapid City Journal article
BHSU hosting Alumni Mile Jan. 23
Read the Black Hills Pioneer, Rapid City Journal and Butte County Post articles
Theisen rolls through special XC season at BHSU
Read the Peninsula Clarion article
BHSU alum to be inducted into Sturgis Brown High School Athletic Hall of Fame
Read the Meade County Times‐Tribune article
Black Hills State Dean’s List
Read the Hot Springs Star article
Job fair debuts at Black Hills Stock Show: BHSU professors to give presentations
Read the Butte County Post article
BHSU alum, local LA Rams fan may hold key to future team website
Read the Rapid City Journal article
Einstein Bros. Bagels coming to BHSU
Read the Rapid City Journal article
BHSU.edu/news
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