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The Ohio State University at Lima:
Calendar of Events
Today's Date: February 23, 2012     Month View
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02/23/12 - Thursday
  • Stars in the Morning Sky   Referring to the standing ovation given to the premiere of this play in England, a critic for the Financial Times said, "There was no other possible response. Galin’s play is a new Lower Depths." The play is concerned with a small group of prostitutes who have been evicted from Moscow just before the tourists arrive for the 1980 Olympics. They’ve been sent to some dilapidated barracks in a mental asylum. There is strong dramatic interaction among these "Olympic Girls" in a sad love affair between one of them and an escaped patient, and in the demands of some offstage clients, which have violent repercussions. All the while the runner with the Olympic flame who will pass their barracks is getting closer. Thursday’s show is sold out. Please join us Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

    Note: Strong Language and Adult Content. There will be no late seating. Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.

02/24/12 - Friday
  • Stars in the Morning Sky   Referring to the standing ovation given to the premiere of this play in England, a critic for the Financial Times said, "There was no other possible response. Galin’s play is a new Lower Depths." The play is concerned with a small group of prostitutes who have been evicted from Moscow just before the tourists arrive for the 1980 Olympics. They’ve been sent to some dilapidated barracks in a mental asylum. There is strong dramatic interaction among these "Olympic Girls" in a sad love affair between one of them and an escaped patient, and in the demands of some offstage clients, which have violent repercussions. All the while the runner with the Olympic flame who will pass their barracks is getting closer.

    Note: Strong Language and Adult Content. There will be no late seating. Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.

02/25/12 - Saturday
  • Stars in the Morning Sky   Referring to the standing ovation given to the premiere of this play in England, a critic for the Financial Times said, "There was no other possible response. Galin’s play is a new Lower Depths." The play is concerned with a small group of prostitutes who have been evicted from Moscow just before the tourists arrive for the 1980 Olympics. They’ve been sent to some dilapidated barracks in a mental asylum. There is strong dramatic interaction among these "Olympic Girls" in a sad love affair between one of them and an escaped patient, and in the demands of some offstage clients, which have violent repercussions. All the while the runner with the Olympic flame who will pass their barracks is getting closer.

    Note: Strong Language and Adult Content. There will be no late seating. Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.

  • Barons Baseball @ ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE   7 INN
  • Barons Women's Basketball ORC STATE TOURNAMENT SEMI-FINALS @ MUM  
  • Barons Men's Basketball ORC STATE TOURNAMENT SEMI-FINALS @ MUM  
02/26/12 - Sunday
  • Stars in the Morning Sky   Referring to the standing ovation given to the premiere of this play in England, a critic for the Financial Times said, "There was no other possible response. Galin’s play is a new Lower Depths." The play is concerned with a small group of prostitutes who have been evicted from Moscow just before the tourists arrive for the 1980 Olympics. They’ve been sent to some dilapidated barracks in a mental asylum. There is strong dramatic interaction among these "Olympic Girls" in a sad love affair between one of them and an escaped patient, and in the demands of some offstage clients, which have violent repercussions. All the while the runner with the Olympic flame who will pass their barracks is getting closer.

    Note: Strong Language and Adult Content. There will be no late seating. Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois.

  • Barons Baseball @ ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE   9 inn
  • Barons Women's Basketball ORC STATE TOURNAMENT FINALS @ MUM  
  • Barons Men's Basketball ORC STATE TOURNAMENT FINALS @ MUM  
02/28/12 - Tuesday
  • Update for the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences   Paul Heimberger, a CFAES advisor from the Columbus campus, will be in Lima to meet with students who have questions about the various CFAES programs. He will be giving a presentation at 12:30 p.m. in Galvin 118, but will be on campus from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. for students who would like to make an individual appointment to see him. Call (419) 995-8264 to schedule.
02/29/12 - Wednesday
  • ❖ Leap Day: Seniors Dis-Orientation Day   This event is aimed primarily at seniors, however all students are welcome. All students go through orientation when they come to Ohio State Lima and what better way for seniors to prepare to graduate than by attending this Dis-Orientation. This event is based on the witty on play-on-words and is meant to help students start preparing for life after college.

    Amanda Freyaldenhoven, director of the health professions living learning community at University of Toledo and former Ohio State Lima student, will talk about graduate school, how to get graduate school paid for with assistantships and how to find the right grad school. She will also discuss finding a job, interviewing, and negotiation once you’ve been offered the job.

03/03/12 - Saturday
03/05/12 - Monday
  • Stand Up for Shakespeare: Macbeth   The Ohio State University Department of Theatre will present Shakespeare’s classic tale of murder, intrigue, and a man hounded by his own greed. This 70-minute production introduces audiences to the joys of Shakespeare and his language. The Ohio State University and the UK’s Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) have joined an international partnership that focuses on guest artist residencies, professional development for local K-12 teachers, and teaching-artist training. This performance is sponsored by the Office of Development at Ohio State Lima.

    *A second performance is scheduled on March 6 at 10 am as part of the Performing Arts and Lecture Series, co-sponsored by Ohio State Lima and Rhodes State College.

03/06/12 - Tuesday
  • ❖ Stand Up for Shakespeare: Macbeth   The Ohio State University Department of Theatre will present Shakespeare’s classic tale of murder, intrigue, and a man hounded by his own greed. This 70-minute production introduces audiences to the joys of Shakespeare and his language. The Ohio State University and the UK’s Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) have joined an international partnership that focuses on guest artist residencies, professional development for local K-12 teachers, and teaching-artist training. Middle and high schools may register--space is limited. This performance is co-sponsored by Ohio State Lima and Rhodes State College
03/07/12 - Wednesday
03/08/12 - Thursday
  • Music Concert   The University Chorus and University Chorale under the direction of Mr. Matthew Young will perform in a joint concert with the University Concert and Pep Bands under the direction of Mr. Richard Sherrick. The accompanist for the choirs will be Dr. Margaret Young. This concert is free and open to the public.
  • Health Sciences Semester Update   A representative from the Columbus campus will be on the Lima Campus to speak with Ohio State Lima Health Sciences majors about semester changes coming to the program.
03/09/12 - Friday
  • WBL Scholastic Bowl   Quiz Bowl teams from around western Ohio will go head-to-head in an exciting round-robin WBL Scholastic Bowl tournament on Friday, March 9, 2012, at The Ohio State University at Lima.
  • Honors Visit Day   Discover what it’s like to Be A Buckeye Honors Student at Ohio State Lima! From exploring majors to hearing from current Honors Students about their experiences, this day is all about finding out what it really means to Be A Buckeye Honors Student! This event is by invitation only. For more information please contact Mark Cortez, Admissions Counselor, at 419-995-8675.
03/10/12 - Saturday
03/11/12 - Sunday
03/13/12 - Tuesday
  • Exploring Engineering Day   This day is an opportunity to learn more about our First-Year Engineering Program and the engineering course work that will be available on the Lima campus prior to transitioning to Columbus. You will hear from admissions and financial aid representatives, the Engineering Program Coordinator, and a panel of community engineering professionals from diverse area companies.

    This event is by invitation only due to the specific requirements of the College of Engineering program.

03/19/12 - Monday
03/20/12 - Tuesday
03/21/12 - Wednesday
03/22/12 - Thursday
03/25/12 - Sunday
03/26/12 - Monday
  • Goodbye to Quarters - Kick off   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty to acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to quarters by tossing quarters into a container and raise money for a good cause. The quarters collected during the ten week quarter will be donated to a charity or help support a community service project. Student organizations, departments and other groups can hold competitions to collect quarters throughout spring quarter. The group that raises the most money will be able to select a charity or service project from a preapproved list.
03/27/12 - Tuesday
  • Ethics and Health Care   This Continuing Education program is for nurses, social workers and nursing home administrators and is part of the Programs for Professional series. The workshop will focus on how to ethically address issues with clients and patients while ensuring the privacy of their needs. It will also explore how one’s own values influence his/her work in healthcare, both positively and negatively. Cost is $35. To register, contact Mary Jo Ferda at ferda.1@osu.edu or 419-995-8845.
  • Goodbye to Quarters - Kick off   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty to acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to quarters by tossing quarters into a container and raise money for a good cause. The quarters collected during the ten week quarter will be donated to a charity or help support a community service project. Student organizations, departments and other groups can hold competitions to collect quarters throughout spring quarter. The group that raises the most money will be able to select a charity or service project from a preapproved list.
  • CAB meeting   Campus Activities Board is finalizing plans for May Week Activities. Did you know this is the last year for May week? Join us to plan for the best one ever!
  • Barons Baseball @ SIENA HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY   DH
03/28/12 - Wednesday
  • Goodbye to Quarters - Kick off   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty to acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to quarters by tossing quarters into a container and raise money for a good cause. The quarters collected during the ten week quarter will be donated to a charity or help support a community service project. Student organizations, departments and other groups can hold competitions to collect quarters throughout spring quarter. The group that raises the most money will be able to select a charity or service project from a preapproved list.
03/29/12 - Thursday
  • Goodbye to Quarters - Kick off   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty to acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to quarters by tossing quarters into a container and raise money for a good cause. The quarters collected during the ten week quarter will be donated to a charity or help support a community service project. Student organizations, departments and other groups can hold competitions to collect quarters throughout spring quarter. The group that raises the most money will be able to select a charity or service project from a preapproved list.
  • Swipe a lunch with your BuckID  
  • Barons Baseball VS OSU MANSFIELD   7INN
03/30/12 - Friday
  • Goodbye to Quarters - Kick off   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty to acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to quarters by tossing quarters into a container and raise money for a good cause. The quarters collected during the ten week quarter will be donated to a charity or help support a community service project. Student organizations, departments and other groups can hold competitions to collect quarters throughout spring quarter. The group that raises the most money will be able to select a charity or service project from a preapproved list.
03/31/12 - Saturday
  • Goodbye to Quarters - Kick off   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty to acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to quarters by tossing quarters into a container and raise money for a good cause. The quarters collected during the ten week quarter will be donated to a charity or help support a community service project. Student organizations, departments and other groups can hold competitions to collect quarters throughout spring quarter. The group that raises the most money will be able to select a charity or service project from a preapproved list.
  • Barons Baseball @ OU LANCASTER   DH
04/01/12 - Sunday
04/03/12 - Tuesday
04/04/12 - Wednesday
04/05/12 - Thursday
04/07/12 - Saturday
04/10/12 - Tuesday
  • PALS presents Bruce Guernsey, Poet   Dr. Bruce Guernsey is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Eastern Illinois University. Previously, he taught at William and Mary, Johns Hopkins, the University of New Hampshire, and Virginia Wesleyan College where he was the poet in residence for four years. Bruce’s poems have appeared in well-known publications such as Poetry, The Atlantic, and American Scholar. His work has also appeared in Cat Fancy, The Journal of Medical Opinion, and Yankee. His books of poetry include Lost Wealth (Basilisk Press, 1974), January Thaw (University of Pittsburgh Press, 1982), The Lost Brigade (Water Press and Media, 2004), and New England Primer (Cherry Grove Collections, 2008). He has also published seven chapbooks. He has been honored with fellowships in writing from the NEA, the Illinois Arts Council, and the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Four of his poems have been featured in Ted Kooser’s American Life in Poetry. Bruce will read selections of his poetry for this PALS event co-sponsored by Ohio State Lima and Rhodes State College.
  • CAB meeting   Campus Activities Board is finalizing plans for May Week Activities. Did you know this is the last year for May Week? Join us to plan for the best one ever!
  • Barons Baseball VS MU MIDDLETOWN**   7INN
04/11/12 - Wednesday
  • Eighth Annual Rudd Scholars Banquet   The Eighth Annual Rudd Scholars Banquet will honor this year’s Arthur and Marian Rudd scholarship winners. Three full-tuition scholarships and three half-tuition scholarships will be awarded to six incoming first year students.
  • ❖ W.O.W. What’s On Wednesday: Heart of Ohio Mentoring Program   Learn about the Heart of Ohio Mentoring program. Speaker Nicole Scott, case manager for Heart of Ohio Mentoring, will discuss how college students can make a difference in the lives of youth. Heart of Ohio Mentoring’s goal is to provide positive role models for young men and women while housed in one of Ohio’s four juvenile correction facilities and also after returning back to their communities. The mentor will partner with the staff of the facility and Heart of Ohio Mentoring to work in the best interest of the youth. The mentor’s role is to provide a positive influence for their youth so that they obtain skills and knowledge to become productive citizens of their communities upon release from the facility. Mentors will receive mileage reimbursement for their trips to the juvenile correction facility. The Psych Club is sponsoring this WOW event.
  • Barons Baseball @ LOURDES COLLEGE   9INN
04/12/12 - Thursday
  • Teaching Symposium: Engaging Student Learners   The Teaching Effectiveness Committee is hosting a Symposium on "Engaging Student Learners" at 12:30 pm., Thurs., April 12, 2012. This is an opportunity for faculty from all departments and programs to learn what their colleagues find works best in the classroom. The Symposium is also a chance for faculty members to share their own experiences and suggestions.
  • Barons Baseball @ WRIGHT STATE LAKE**   7INN
04/13/12 - Friday
04/14/12 - Saturday
04/15/12 - Sunday
04/17/12 - Tuesday
04/18/12 - Wednesday
  • ❖ Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth   April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. In collaboration with The Rape Crisis Coalition, Student Activities will be showing the film Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth. This film is a documentary about domestic minor sex trafficking and the modern-day abolitionist movement fighting to stop it. Since September 2009, the crew has traveled to more than 30 states and conducted more than 75 interviews with federal agents, victims, politicians, activists, psychologists, porn stars, among others. Laurel Neufeld-Weaver from Crime Victims Services will hold a short discussion following the documentary film. For more information regarding the film go to sexandmoneyfilm.com.
04/19/12 - Thursday
04/20/12 - Friday
04/21/12 - Saturday
04/22/12 - Sunday
04/24/12 - Tuesday
  • Palliative Care: Current and Future   This Continuing Education program is for nurses, social workers and nursing home administrators and is part of the Programs for Professional series. This program will explore palliative care which aims to relieve suffering and improve the quality of life for patients with advanced illness and their families. Cost to attend is $35. To register, contact Mary Jo Ferda at ferda.1@osu.edu or 419-995-8845.
  • ❖ 2nd Annual Mental Health Fair   Help us to raise awareness about resources that are available to students on campus and in our community! Attendees will be able to:
    - See information booths featuring community agencies and prevalent mental health disorders.
    - Take advantage of free health screenings.
    - Artistically express thoughts and feelings on our Graffiti Wall.
    - Anonymously share secrets at the PostSecret Event for more information go to www.postsecret.com).
    - Enter for a chance to win one of many drawing prizes

    Possible Extra Credit for select classes. Ask your instructor.

  • Barons Baseball VS WRIGHT STATE LAKE**   7INN
04/25/12 - Wednesday
  • PALS presents "Film Music Revue" Performed by John and Nancy Shuffle   Veteran singer/actors John and Nancy Shuffle bring some 50-plus years of combined theater and concert singing experiences to the stage. They have collectively appeared in more than 150 different roles with some 120 different organizations in 32 states coast-to-coast, as well as in Europe, Israel, Australia and New Zealand. Singing from a very broad range of repertoire styles encompassing opera, oratorio, Broadway, inspirational and the American Songbook, the Shuffles bring their critically acclaimed talents to venues as diverse as Lyric Opera and Orchestra Hall in Chicago, numerous regional theater stages, orchestral pops concerts, as well as university and corporate performances. Originally trained at Indiana University and the University of Michigan, they have recorded eight solo and duet CDs and have appeared on numerous NPR and public television broadcasts. John and Nancy will perform a variety of music from some of the best film repertoire as part of this PALS event, co-sponsored by Ohio State Lima and Rhodes State College.
  • Barons Baseball VS SIENA HEIGHTS UNIVERSITY   9INN
04/26/12 - Thursday
  • LSAC Quarterly Meeting   The Lima Staff Advisory Committee holds its quarterly meeting. RSVPs are required. If you have questions, contact any of the current LSAC members: Whitney Clark, Mark Cortez, Pam Joseph, Shane McCory and Jen Thompson.
  • Barons Baseball @ MU HAMILTON**   7INN
04/27/12 - Friday
  • Transfer Visit Day 2012   Ohio State Lima hosts a Transfer Visit Day specifically designed for Transfer students. Please join us and hear about admissions requirements, degree programs, financial aid and how your credits may transfer to our great university. The Transfer Visit Day will begin at 1 p.m. with a campus tour and will conclude by 4 p.m. If you would like to attend Transfer Visit Day please visit limabuckeyes.osu.edu and enter the access code TVD12 on the registration site. If you are ready to take the next step toward reaching your educational goals and want to experience what it means to Be A Buckeye, register today.
  • Barons Golf 41st ANNUAL BARONS INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT   @ HAWTHORNE HILLS GOLF CLUB
04/28/12 - Saturday
04/30/12 - Monday
05/01/12 - Tuesday
05/02/12 - Wednesday
05/03/12 - Thursday
05/04/12 - Friday
05/05/12 - Saturday
05/06/12 - Sunday
05/09/12 - Wednesday
  • Dynamics of Dependency and Chronic Illness   This Continuing Education program is for nurses, social workers and nursing home administrators and is part of the Programs for Professional series. The workshop will examine the common behavioral consequences of dependency in adults and provide techniques to communicate and assist these patients and clients more effectively. Cost to attend is $35 and includes a continental breakfast, which starts at 8:30 a.m. To register, contact Mary Jo Ferda at ferda.1@osu.edu or 419-995-8845.
05/11/12 - Friday
05/12/12 - Saturday
05/13/12 - Sunday
05/16/12 - Wednesday
  • ❖ What’s On Wednesday: Read Aloud   The Lima Campus Library presents the What’s on Wednesday (WOW) Read Aloud. Come listen to faculty and staff read their favorite works which can include such genres as fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and short stories and gain a new appreciation for the spoken word.
05/23/12 - Wednesday
  • ❖ S. O. S. - Student Organizations Serve: Blood Drive   Every minute of every day, someone needs blood. That blood can only come from a volunteer donor, a person like you who makes the choice to donate. There is no substitute for your donation. When you make a blood donation, you join a very select group. Currently only three out of every 100 people in America donate blood.
05/30/12 - Wednesday
  • ❖ What’s on Wednesday: Goodbye to Quarters Finale   "Goodbye to Quarters" allows students, staff and faculty acknowledge the change that is about to take place from the quarter system to semester system. "Goodbye to Quarters" is a symbolic opportunity that will allow students, staff and faculty to say goodbye to the quarter system. It has been ten weeks of tossing in quarters. Stop by for this "Goodbye to Quarters Finale Celebration" to see you many quarters were raised for charity.
05/31/12 - Thursday
  • Music Concert   The University Chorus and University Chorale under the direction of Mr. Matthew Young will perform in a joint concert with the University Concert and Pep Bands under the direction of Mr. Richard Sherrick.The accompnist for the choirs will be Dr. Margaret Young. This concert is free and open to the public.
07/26/12 - Thursday
  • LSAC Quarterly Meeting   The Lima Staff Advisory Committee holds its quarterly meeting. RSVPs are required. If you have questions, contact any of the current LSAC members: Whitney Clark, Mark Cortez, Pam Joseph, Shane McCory and Jen Thompson.
08/21/12 - Tuesday
  • Back to School Bingo   Start the new semester off with back to school bingo! Do your best to win awesome back to school supplies as well as grocery items. This Student Activities sponsored event is a great opportunity to meet new friends or connect with old friends and win fun back-to-school prizes.

❖ Extra credit is being offered for attendance to this event. Review event details to see if your course is included.