Party House is one of the three required out of class programs that all first-year students enrolled in a course for Winter Term are required to attend.

Party House is on Thursday, January 11, 2007. Students should attend in their mentor group. Exceptions to this are athletes who are in season and opera students, who will attend in those groups. Please see the schedule below to locate your time and location (look for your mentor’s name). Please make sure you note the correct location. Your group should report to the front door of either Bloomington Street Hall or Senior Hall, as indicated below, five minutes prior to your start time.

BLOOMINGTON STREET HALL

Time Mentor Group (Mentor’s Name)
3:25pm Women's swim team
3:30pm Rachel Clapper
3:35pm Dustin Christensen
3:40pm Bess Evans
3:45pm Britani Hollis and Shay Laws
3:50pm Brandon Hood
3:55pm Anneliese Kite
4:00pm Neal McKinney and Haley O'Brian
4:15pm Brittany Mohrman
4:20pm John Buchta and Rachel Pfennig
4:25pm Matt Jennings and Kara Kreikemeier
4:30pm Paddy McShane
4:35pm Toukam Ngoufanke
4:40pm Katie Osterhage
4:45pm Madison Payton
4:50pm Nicole Samsel
5:05pm Sarah Storti
5:10pm Lindsay Bartlett
5:15pm Katie Birge and Zachary Kerosky
5:20pm Amanda Decker
5:25pm Ralph Garcia
5:30pm Maurice Madison and Sara McMahon
5:35pm Aunnie Patton

SENIOR HALL

Time Mentor Group (Mentor’s Name)
3:25pm Men and Women's basketball teams
3:30pm Men's swim team
3:35pm Kristen Uminger
3:40pm Jeremy Alland and Kristen Kriegshauser
3:45pm Lauren Guggina
3:50pm Jessica Krueger
3:55pm Siobhan Lau
4:00pm Hallie Patterson
4:05pm Brandon Piper
4:10pm Greg Dahman and Margaret McDermott
4:15pm Sarah Huges and Michelle Sollman
4:20pm Ben Jones
4:25pm Tom Kaczmarek
4:30pm Katie Rappaport and Connie Shim
4:35pm Shelby Sleight
4:40pm Andrew Strasburg
4:45pm Jac Cooper
4:50pm Billie Elliott and Gloris Estrella
4:55pm Kristen Irgens and Chris Jackson
5:05pm Stacey Johnson
5:10pm Elizabeth Korb and Kelly Orgo
5:15pm Kelly Lowery
5:20pm James Patton
5:25pm George Schmidt
5:30pm Robert Taylor
5:35pm Sarah Summers and Matt Sumpter
5:40pm Opera Group

Campus Life Music (Free!)
1/10, 1/1/17, Karaoke in the Den, 7pm+
1/12, 1/19 Hop Hop Fridays at the Den, 10pm+
1/14 Salsa Party; 1/18 Guest DJ Dance Party, all at the Den, 10pm+
1/16, 1/23 Acoustic Tuesdays- featuring live music at the Den, 9pm+

Campus Life Movie Nights (Free or only $1)
1/14, 1/21, 1/25. 1/26 Dollar Movie Nights, pay $1at Ashley Square Cinema
1/11 Women Make Movies Film Shorts, 8pm UB Ballroom, Free!
1/19 Free Movie Night, Watson, 9pm

Campus Life Game Days (Free!)
1/10 Bored Games, 8pm+, UB Ballroom

Campus Life Dance Lessons (Free! Space limited; sign up in UB 100)
1/14 Salsa Dance Lessons, 3pm Lilly Dance Studio
1/21 Belly Dance Lessons, 3pm Lilly Dance Studio
1/24 Swing Dance Lessons, 5pm Lilly Dance Center

Campus Life Craft Factories (Free!)
1/16 Hemp bracelets so hot- they’re smoking’! UB Ballroom, 3pm
1/23 Design your own T-shirt with help from a pro. UB Fishbowl, 3pm

Campus Life Trips (Cost varies; sign up in UB 100)
1/12 Paoli Peaks Midnite Ski Trip, 5pm -6am, $20 per person
1/13 Indy Day Trip, 10am-5pm, Free!
1/13 Ice Skating & Broomball, 2-9pm,$5
1/18 Make Your Own Pottery, 4-9pm, $10
1/20 Pacers vs. Knicks, 5-10pm, $20

Special Events (Free)
1/15 MLK Community Celebration, 10am, Gobin
1/15 Comedian: Preacher Moss, Sponsored by RSA, UBB, 8pm
1/20 Mardi Gras Formal and Casino Night, UB Ballroom, 8pm+
1/21 SpaDePauw, treat yourself! UB Ballroom, 1pm
1/22 ResLife’s Craft Night, Humbert, 10pm+
1/24 Sex, Lies and Chocolate- a frank conversation with Theo Bromine, UB Ballroom, 7pm+

Are you looking for an exciting way to get involved on campus? Become a Residence Life Student Leader for the 2007-2008 School Year. If you want to learn more about the exciting leadership opportunities available with Residence Life and Housing for 2007-2008 then join us at one of the following information sessions:

Winter Term Information Sessions

1. Tuesday, January 16 at 3:30pm in the UB Ballroom
2. Wednesday, January 17 at 3:30pm in the UB Ballroom

Other Information Sessions

1. Wednesday, January 31 at 7pm in PCCM Watson Forum
2. Thursday, February 1 at 4pm in PCCM Watson Forum
3. Monday, February 5 at 4pm in PCCM Watson Forum
4. Tuesday, February 6 at 7pm in PCCM Watson Forum

In order to be eligible to apply for Resident Assistant and Apartment Manager Positions for the 2007-2008 School Year you must attend one of the information sessions listed above.

Thank you for your time and we look forward to seeing you at one of our Information Sessions!
If you have any questions please contact the Residence Life and Housing Office at x4500.

Saturday, January 13
1pm - REGISTRATION
Classes begin at 1:30pm and end at 3:10pm
Julian Atrium

Ever faced a social situation you were uncomfortable with or didn't know how to handle? Come get a few tips on social etiquette at the No Harm In Charm Winter Term program.

Alumni and staff will be teaching 20 and 40 minute classes on topics such as Table Manners, How to Dress for Success, How to Work a Room, Dating 101, and Ballroom Dancing.

No Harm in Charm is offered by the Robert C. McDermond Center for Management and Entrepreneurship, DePauw Career Services, and the Alumni Relations Office.

To register:http://www.depauw.edu/admin/winterterm/programs/

Have you heard the words “Coalition for a Responsible Community” or “DePauw Community Covenant” but are unsure what they mean?

Do you want to continue your involvement at DePauw or begin to deepen your commitment to our community?

Do you want to have a conversation with other first-year students about what the legacy of your class should be in your time at DePauw and beyond?

Please join a small group of first-year students for dinner as we explore DePauw as a community of citizens who want to make an impact. We hope to have an engaging and casual dialogue about what the DePauw community means to us as individuals and how we can all play a role in shaping the community we hope to sustain.

Please sign up for one of three available sessions. All sessions will last from 5-6:15pm in Reese Hall Lobby (the center building of Rector Village).
DINNER WILL BE SERVED!!

RSVP to Cara Setchell

January 16: 5-6:15pm - Rector Village
January 17: 5-6:15pm - Rector Village
January 18: 5-6:15pm - Rector Village

Sorority Information:
The deadline for sorority recruitment is Sunday, January 14.

Please do not hesitate to sign-up or pay the registration fee of $25. You can pay the registration fee by cash or check payments. They must be clearly labeled and turned into the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, UB 210, by Monday, January 15. You may also pay by credit card when registering on-line.

The link to access the website is: http://www.icsrecruiter.com/webservices/appMain_pan.aspx?UID=DEPWUN

You should log-in under "enrollment." In addition, be sure to look over the requirements for recruitment when you read the "terms and conditions."

Please contact us at panhel@depauw.edu if you have any questions or concerns.

Fraternity Information:
The deadline for fraternity recruitment is Friday, January 26.

Please do not hesitate to sign-up and pay the registration fee of $15. You can pay the registration fee by cash or check payments. They must be clearly labeled and turned into the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, UB 210, by Friday, January 26.

The link to access the website is: http://www.icsrecruiter.com/webservices/appMain_ifc.aspx?UID=DEPWUN

You should log-in under "enrollment." In addition, be sure to look over the requirements for recruitment when you read the "terms and conditions."

Please contact us at ifc@depauw.edu or agemma@depauw.edu if you have any questions or concerns.

Martin Luther King Day Convocation
Monday, January 15
Noon-4pm
Lilly Center

Lee Mun Wah, of StirFry Seminars will be presenting a workshop entitled "An Unfinished Conversation." Participants will view a short film and then dialogue together in small groups. StirFry seminars operates from a philosophy which states: "individuals need to interact and to learn from each other. We believe alliances can be built when people engage in open and honest dialogue. As individuals learn what has kept them apart, they can develop new ways of working cooperatively by creating new models of shared resources and perspectives."
For more information, please see http://www.stirfryseminars.com/
Persons are encouraged to participate in the entire program.

Putnam County’s (free) Public Celebration
Monday, January 15
10am-12pm
Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church
Gobin Church is located one block south of the intersection of Seminary and Locust Streets at 307 Simpson Street.

Martin Luther King (MLK) Day 2007 carries the theme Defying the Odds and highlights the story of Greencastle resident, DePauw alumnus and world-renown chemist, Dr. Percy Lavon Julian. His story will be told through a clip of the soon-to-be-released NOVA documentary, Forgotten Genius. Like Dr. King, Dr. Julian successfully defied an unjust system and became one of the 20th century’s most accomplished scientists. Putnam County school children will sing songs, and the Spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. Awards will be presented.

For the second hour of the celebration, the audience is invited to the Activities Fair, where they will find games, cake, books, and prizes. An audio-visual montage of Dr. King’s 1960 sermon, delivered from the pulpit of Gobin Church, will also be shown.

Donations of new children’s underwear and socks and/or cans of food are appreciated.

This program is sponsored by Putnam County Public Library, Putnam County Museum, Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church, Putnam County School Corporations, NAACP, Bright Futures, DePauw University, Greencastle League of Women Voters, Greater Greencastle Chamber of Commerce and Sodexho.
For more information, call the library at 653-2755, ext. 115.

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Tuesday, January 16
Wednesday, January 17
3:30pm
UB Ballroom

Residence Life is offering two information sessions during Winter Term for first- year students interested in applying for a Resident Assistant, Rector Village, or Apartment Manager position for the 2007-2008 academic year. These sessions will be great opportunities for you to hear from current staff members, get detailed information regarding the process, and hands on resume writing and interviewing tips.

All students applying for a position are required to attend one information session - so get your in depth chance now!

E-mail Amanda Thwing with any questions or concerns.

For classes meeting all semester (January 29 through May 10)
Monday, February 5
Deadline to change from a grade to Pass-Fail
Deadline to change from a grade to audit or from audit to a grade
Deadline to add a new course
Deadline to cancel a course and not have it show on the record

Friday, March 16              
Deadline to withdraw from a course with a grade of “W”

Friday, April 13             
Deadline to change from Pass-Fail to a grade

For classes meeting the first 7-weeks (January 29 through March 16)

Wednesday, January 31
Deadline to change from a grade to Pass-Fail
Deadline to change from a grade to audit or from audit to grade
Deadline to add a new course
Deadline to cancel a course and not have it show on the record

Wednesday, February 21
Deadline to withdraw from a course with a grade of “W”

Friday, March 2
Last day to change from Pass-Fail to a grade

For classes meeting the second 7-weeks (March 19 through May 10)

Wednesday, March 21
Deadline to change from a grade to Pass-Fail
Deadline to change from a grade to audit or from audit to grade
Deadline to add a new course
Deadline to cancel a course and not have it show on the record

Wednesday, April 11
Deadline to withdraw from a course with a grade of “W”

Friday, April 27
Last day to change from Pass-Fail to a grade

Any adjustments made after the deadlines must be done by petition. If circumstances prevent a student from adjusting prior to a deadline, please contact the Registrar’s Office (x4142) prior to the deadline for an extension. 

SPECIAL REMINDER:
The deadline to complete grades from the previous semester is now the end of the second
week of classes. That date for this semester is Friday, February 9. 

January 12
2pm
Emison 211

Four Black Women On DePauw University's Campus
Facilitators: Ray Burgman, Diane Hightower & Nissy Stetson-Grace

This documentary is about four Black women:
Raymonda Burgman (33)
Corinne McWilliams (20)
Olufisayo Oluwadiya (20)
Keyaira Wynn (21)

However, it is for everyone to learn more about themselves as people in roles such as sister, brother, niece, nephew, aunt, or uncle. The documentary explores life experiences, which overlap at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana.

The filmmaker, Chinonye Chuku, a December 2006 DePauw graduate, shot the footage during fall 2006, not for a class, but for discovery.

The first campus viewing of this enlightening and thoughtful film was on November 16, 2006.

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