“First day announcements”
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SEPTEMBER AND
CTOBER 2013
For more information, contact Erin Wilson in Student Leadership and Multicultural Programs: erin.wilson@seattlecolleges.edu
BLOOD DRIVE
Monday, September 30th
10:30-12:30; 1:30-4:30pm
Baxter Events Center
SMITH and MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE
Brown Bag event
Wednesday, October 30th 11-12pm
(in College Center)
The Green Room (in College Center)
Wel come B B Q
Hear more from these Massachusetts
Seven Sisters colleges as they visit to talk to
W ednes day , Oct ober 2 nd
11am-2 pm
Come t o t he cou r t y ar d t o l ear n abou t
r es ou r ces on campu s (i ncl u di ng S t u dent
L eader s hi p), cl u bs , and enj oy a
di s cou nt ed $ 3 B B Q ( cas h onl y , bu t s t u f f
f or meat -eat er s and v eggi es , al i k e! ) as
s t af f and f acu l t y w el come y ou t o N or t h!
women interested in transferring to these highlyselective institutions.
CLUB FAIR
Thursday, October 10th
11:30-1pm
Baxter Events Center
Find out what clubs we have on campus. If you
don’t see anything you like—start your own!
Meet and Greet Event
Tuesday, October 8th 2:30-4pm
North’s FIRST-ever:
Baxter Events Center
(in College Center)
Meet Student Leadership, Advisors, Peer
Navigators, CORE members and more as they help
you to navigate North. This is your chance to meet
people who are here to support you!
Diversity Speaker
Series: Michael
Hingson—Thunder
Dog
(Hingson and his service
dog’s survival story from
9/11)
Wednesday, October 16th
12:30-2pm
Baxter Events Center (in
College Center)
PRIDE PROM
Friday, October 11th
(National Coming Out Day)
7-10pm Cafeteria
ALL IDENTITIES (LGBTQIAP and allies) are
welcome to get dressed up (in formal or rainbow-tie attire) and
dance the night away as we celebrate North’s diversity. This is
a safe space for sexual minorities to bring whomever they want
as a date. This is a substance-free event full of dancing, light
refreshments, DJ, and more!
Comedy Showcase
Wednesday, Oct ober 30t h
1- 3pm Baxt er Event s Cent er
Laugh wi t h f our l ocal comi cs
as we cel ebr at e Oct ober .
Register to VOTE!
September 3-October 2
Register in the
Espresso Lounge
(in College Center)
or in the Student Leadership
office (CC2153).
Counseling Helps North Students Identify career interests and
academic majors
· Click on career identification and information sites at
https://northseattle.edu/counseling /identify-career-interests-academic-majors
Improve study skills
· Learning style inventory http://www.personal.psu.edu/bxb11/LSI/LSI.htm '"
· Study tips for the first two weeks of classes. Click “Tips” at
https://northseattle.edu/counseling /academic-help
· Classroom oral participation strategies. Click ”speaking” at
https://northseattle.edu/counseling /academic-help
· Academic success videos http://www.dartmouth.edu/~acskills/videos/index.html
Find self-help and referral information
Access 24-hour crisis intervention through
King County Crisis Clinic
206-461-3222, TTY 206 461-3219
Take free, confidential, Online Mental Health Screenings for depression,
bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety, PTSD. These can be found under
Related Info on the lower right-hand side of
http://www.northseattle.edu/services/counseling/selfhelp/mhscreen.htm
Use the Washington State Information Network referral resources for health
and human services. Phone 2-1-1, or TTY (206) 461-3610
http://www.resourcehouse.info/Win211/
Take human development courses
· Earn credit while developing skills in Career Planning (HDC 100 on campus
and online classes) and Learning-Strategies for Math Success (HDC125)
https://northseattle.edu/counseling/human-development-courses
Talk with a counselor
· Make an appointment by visiting or calling Counseling: located within
Student Success Services , 2nd floor, north wing, of the College Center
building (206 934-3676,
https://mail.seattlecolleges.edu/owa/?ae=Item&a=Open&t=IPM....
M-F 8am-4:30pm)
ExploreCounseling’swebsite https://northseattle.edu/counseling
Counseling Faculty:
Jenny Mao, PhD
Lydia Minatoya, PhD
Gwynith Hoffman-Robinson, PhD (HDC 100)