The Campus Programming Board (CPB) at Anoka-Ramsey Community College on the Coon Rapids Campus set up ideas to provide entertainment and special events for students Tuesday, March 8 in SC 278
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| The Campus Programming Board |
Joyce Traczyk, the director of Student Activities, started the CPB meeting with board updates. Several club members showed up, including Complementary Alternative Medicine Club, Astronomy Club, Engineering and Physics Club, Magic: The Gathering Club, Billiards Club, Swing Dancing Club, Math Club, Psychology Club, and Running Club. Traczyk announced that the next schedule of the students’ activities would be Health Fair, sponsored by the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Counseling and Advising, Nursing Department, Red Cross, and employee Wellness Program that will be held on Wednesday, March 30, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Cafeteria Coon Rapids Campus, Science Night on Thursday, Apr. 7, Student Appreciation Week from Apr. 4 to 8, Earth Day on Apr. 18 to 22, and Spring Picnic on Apr. 27. The advertisement will be posted around Coon Rapids Campus and inform students and employees on Internet.
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| Cory Rahn |
The CPB encourages student involvement and the social development of the student body through music, speakers, films, and other forms of entertainment.
“Students, alumni and community members are welcome to take part in the variety clubs, organization and events. Everyone can help plan student activities and join the meeting on 2nd and 4th Tuesday or Thursday of each month in SC 278,” said Cory Rahn, an Astronomy Club and an Engineering and physics Club member. Rahn added that, "In every meeting, everyone will discuss activities for students. The student activities designed to supplement students’ courses. There are Academic clubs, civic and social clubs and organizations, and other student activities, which are offered for optional credit, available. At the student Activities area, students can sit, relax, have fun, or meet friends. Everyone doesn’t need to sign in, but they need to show their student IDs for some games."
Valerie Lis, the Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Club member, said that, "The CAM club is very brand new for ARCC students on Coon Rapids and Cambridge Campus. Students are showing interest in the Club because we promoted the use of CAM Therapy. Many Americans used CAM in pursuit of health and well-being, so some technique will help students stress less outside their classrooms.”
“I enjoy Billiards and game events, and I come here every day,” said Yeleng Lo, a Physical Therapist Assistant student.
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| Yeleng Lo (left) and friend |
“I like movies. When I don’t have class, I entertain myself with movies,” said Aleysia Lorer, a nursing student. “I plan to be involved with Swing Dancing Club. I want to learn it although I have never tried swing dance."The Student Activities Office, Located in SC 173 on the first floor. Students who would like to form their own club are welcome to meet with the Director or Coordinator of Student Activities.
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| Student Activities Area |
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ReplyDeleteExcellent job including quotes and perpsectives from various clubs. This offeres your readers knowledge of the variety of options available. The inclusion of the location of the activites office is also a terrific idea! Now your readers know where to go to start getting involved!
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