Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Bacon Expo!




College of Agriculture and Life Sciences students invite you 
to join them as they host ISU's first
Bacon Expo Oct. 19, 1-5 p.m. 
in the Scheman Building Courtyard
at the Iowa State Center.
Tickets go on sale online through TicketMaster and at the ticket office at Stephens Auditorium 
at 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 6. 

A total of 1,200 admission tickets will be sold to the family-themed event at a cost of $8 each.
A $10 punch card will be sold at the event to purchase a variety of bacon samples.

CALS students aim to provide an alcohol-free, fun atmosphere for bacon enthusiasts and showcase student organizations and educational opportunities in the college. The expo will feature club exhibits,
t-shirt sales, samples and a bacon-eating contest. Entertainment will include remarks from local celebrities, culinary arts demonstrations and music.

For more information visit http://www.baconexpo.ag.iastate.edu.


Sponsored by:

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Iowa State University 
304 Curtiss Hall
Ames, Iowa 50011
(515) 294-5616

Friday, August 30, 2013

Supplemental Instruction Information

Supplemental Instruction

Admin

Welcome to the online SI schedule for Fall 2013!
  • SI sessions for fall 2013 begin Tuesday, September 3rd. Specific days, times, and locations for SI sessions will be posted by Friday, August 30th. To view session details, click on your course below to find the specific days/times for sessions.
  • When are the SI sessions? Click on your course/section to find out.
  • Where are the sessions located? Click on your course/section to find out the session location. If the location is unfamiliar to you, refer to a description of SI session locations.
  • Can I get e-mail updates about SI? Yes! Follow these directions.
  • My course is listed, but not my section, can I participate? Yes! The sections listed indicated which lectures the Leader is attending. Students from any section can attend SI.
  • My course is not listed. What can I do for help? We recommend that you consider applying for a tutor.

Fall 2013 Supplemental Instruction Schedule

CourseCourse TimeInstructorLeader(s)
A ECL/BIOL 365MWF 9:00amAdamsEva
ACCT 284 (AD)TR 8:00am or
TR 3:40pm
WatanabeEmily S
ACCT 284 (BC)TR 9:30am or
TR 11:00am
ClemMatt B
AN S 214MWF 9:00amSelsbyKristina
BIOL 211 (1)MWF 9:00amSerbKelly
BIOL 211 (2)MWF 2:10pmBourySierra
BIOL 211 (4)MWF 3:10pmDeitloffAlecia
BIOL 211 (5)TR 8:00amHolscherAdam
BIOL 211 (7,8)TR 12:40pmColbertTyler
BIOL 212 (1)MWF 1:10pmHowell & SakaguchiStephanie
BIOL 212 (2)TR 9:30amKukdayLauren
BIOL 255MWF 8:00am or
TR 8:00am
Krumhardt &
Haen
Kristin
BIOL/GEN 313MWF 12:10pmRodermelNatalie
CH E 160TR 12:10pm or TR 2:10pm or
TR 4:10pm
Heinen &
Stiehl
Tom
CH E 210MWF 10:00am or
MWF 1:10pm
Lamm &
Shao
David
CHEM 163MWF 8:00am or
MWF 2:10pm
Sadow or
Woo
Kara
CHEM 167 (AB)MWF 10:00am or
MWF 12:10pm
ThielEdward
CHEM 167 (CD)MWF 2:10pm or
MWF 8:00am
BurnettEmily M
CHEM 177 (A)MWF 8:00amKingstonNevin
CHEM 177 (BC)MWF 9:00am
MWF 11:00am
Schewe-MillerLilli
CHEM 177 (D)MWF 1:10pmBonaccorsiSara
CHEM 178TR 11:00amMiller & VerkadeLea
CHEM 231MWF 11:00amJenksKelsey
CHEM 331 (1,3)MWF 10:00amKingston & ChenTaylor
CHEM 331 (2)TR 2:10pmKingstonJakub
CHEM 332MWF 9:00amWinterSherri
ECON 101 (4,5)MWF 1:10pm or
MWF 2:10pm
KreiderAlex
ENGR 160/160HMW 8:00am or
MW 10:00am or
MW 12:10pm or
MW 2:10pm or
TR 8:00am or
TR 10:00am or
TR 12:10pm or
TR 2:10pm or
TR 4:10pm
VariousAndy
Lindsey
MATH 151MF 12:10pm or
MF 3:10pm
BarloonSam
MATH 165 (02-07)MWF 9:00amJohnstonDanielle
MATH 165 (14-19)MWF 11:00amBollesKim
MATH 165 (20-33)MWF 12:10pm or
MWF 2:10pm
JenkinsTrevor
MATH 165 (36-41)MWF 4:10pmWillsonSteve
MATH 166 (BCD)MWF 10:00amMartinBecca
MATH 166 (FGJ)MWF 1:10pmHentzelWill C
MATH 265 (CDE)MWF 10:00amButlerWill B
MATH 265 (KLM)MWF 2:10pmMartinAPPLY: Open SI Leader Position
MATH 266/267VariousVariousAPPLY: Open SI Leader Position
PHYS 111TR 9:30am or
TR 11:00am
SoukoulisElvin
PHYS 221 (01-19)MWF 8:00am or
MWF 9:00am
CanfieldWesley
PHYS 221/221H (20-29)MWF 10:00amHerrera-SiklodyAPPLY: Open SI Leader Position
PHYS 222MWF 1:10pm or
MWF 2:10pm or
MWF 3:10pm
Prozorov or
Anderson
Jacob R
STAT 226TR 9:30am or
TR 2:10pm or
TR 3:40pm or
TR 8:00am
Stanfill, Hare
Genschel, Sievert
Smith
Thompson, Curro
Erin

Thursday, August 29, 2013

AFA Leadership Conference Opportunity

Dear College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Freshmen:

Welcome to Iowa State! On behalf of a generous gift from our friends at Growmark, I am pleased to offer 2 scholarships to the upcoming Agriculture Future of America (AFA) Leadership Conference in Kansas City, Missouri. The event is scheduled for November 7-10, 2013. For those not familiar with this organization and conference, I invite you to learn more via their website at www.agfuture.org.

I have had the pleasure to work closely with this organization for several years and always walk away from the conference impressed with the quality of students in attendance and the mission of the event. In regards to representation, Iowa State consistently sends one of the largest groups of delegates (40+) to AFA. Most return to campus empowered by the experience and excited by the opportunities this great industry offers.

These scholarships provide an all-expense paid trip to the conference. The out-of-pocket expense is minimal and transportation is provided via student carpooling. If interested, send a brief one page letter to me outlining your goals and interests in attending this event. Application deadline is Monday, September 9. Applicants can apply via email to mikegaul@iastate.edu or drop off in the Ag & Life Sciences Career Services office, 15 Curtiss Hall.

Best of luck at Iowa State and I hope that many of you will consider attending this excellent conference.

Sincerely,
Mike Gaul
Director, Career Services
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Iowa State University

Fall Internship Opportunity

Heartland Global
Fall 2013
AgEI Semester, Inc.
Internship Project Plan


The AgEI Semester, Inc. Internship Program offers students the opportunity to work with an agriculture company on a tangible project in product, business or market development. Small teams of students will work for one semester on campus as interns on a project that is necessary to assist participating firms in their product, marketing, and business development goals.

Details:
• Compensation is $10/hour
• Must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours/week
• Program duration is 12 weeks, during the fall semester
• All interns will have office space in 109/0030 Curtiss Hall

RESUMES DUE: Sept. 5th to carlyc@iastate.edu


INTERNSHIP OVERVIEW
Through this semester internship project, you will complete a high-level analysis of agricultural, economic, and political drivers of opportunities and risks for agricultural investment in countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.  This analysis will synthesize a large body of data relevant to development of agriculture and agribusiness in Sub-Saharan Africa, and build a diagnosis of country-level opportunities and risks. 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR STUDENTS
  • Provide an experience in business development, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
  • Provide experience in primary and market research collection.
  • Increase understanding of the African agricultural, economic and political drivers of opportunity.
  • Provide an atmosphere of collective learning.

EXPECTATIONS OF STUDENTS
  • Ask questions. If you have a question, need extra resources, are struggling with a concept, etc. please speak up. You will be leading your portion for the project team, at times you will need assistance and should not be afraid to seek it out to keep moving forward.
  • Remain open to challenges. There will be times when you will be given a task that is unfamiliar to you. We expect that you will ask questions and at minimum, try to complete the task. Remember - we're ok with failure as long as you try!
  • Time Management: This internship will give you the opportunity to learn how to manage your time as you complete the assigned project.  You must show the initiative to start and conclude tasks with, at times, minimal guidance. 
  • Communication: Communication between you and Heartland staff is essential to ensure the long-term success of the project. 

SEMESTER WORK PLAN

For the purpose of this project, the workload will be divided amongst two student interns. During the first week of the internship each students will be responsible for developing their own 12 week work plan, breaking down their work into a manageable plan.  Program plans will be reviewed and approved by the AgEI office and a representative from Heartland Global.  All work will be conducted out of the AgEI office, on the Iowa State University campus. 

Friday Afternoon in Campustown

“…And when we hit that line we’ll hit it hard, every yard for ISU!”   


Start off the 2013 ISU Football season with a party on Welch Avenue!  The second annual Friday Afternoon in Campustown will be Friday, August 30, from 4pm-8pm on Welch Avenue!  Kick off your weekend in Campustown with Standing Hampton performing in the beer garden.  Get ready to cheer on the Cyclones to their first victory of the season against the Northern Iowa Panthers!  Beer Garden is 21+ and free to enter.    


Capturing the sound and magic of the glory days of classic rock, Standing Hampton performs the best musical nuggets of the 70’s, 80’s and beyond. Five seasoned performers with over 80 collective years of performing experience (they’re not that old, they just started young!) deliver a musically and visually compelling show. The Des Moines based quintet features four part harmonies with all members sharing lead vocal chores. Combining superior musical and performance skills, a modern light show, and a pro sound system, Standing Hampton delivers the energy and spectacle of rock at its best.  www.standinghampton.com  

 


Thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible!  


Gold Sponsors: Ames Ford Lincoln, Dogtown University, Kingland Systems, Sun Tan City

Cardinal Sponsor: Iowa State University Memorial Union




Copyright © 2013 Campustown Action Association, All rights reserved.



Our mailing address is:
Campustown Action Association
114 Welch Ave Suite 201
Ames, IA 50014

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

MU Bowling!

ISU Students,Semester Pass - Get a semester of unlimited bowling, shoe rentals, and billiards at the MU Underground for the entire Fall 2013 Semester! An Underground semester pass can be purchased for only $40 on Access Plus under the 'Campus Org Events' tab or directly from the Underground. Terms and conditions apply.
Buck Bowling Sundays and Mondays - Come Sundays and Mondays from Noon-Close for $1 bowling, $1 shoe rental, and $1 soda!
Clubs, Orgs and Events - Reserve lanes or billiard tables for an event by emailing underground@iastate.edu

Visit www.underground.mu.iastate.edu or email underground@iastate.edu for more information. 

Monday, August 26, 2013

Harvest Help Needed

HELP WANTED

West Central 



Outside Operations Employees
Provide assistance in the handling and unloading of customer
grain at facilities, and provide equipment maintenance and general
labor support during the fall harvest season.

Sales and Service Employees
Perform operations for incoming/outgoing scale traffic in accordance to established procedures (weighing, sampling, grading and ticketing). The purpose of this job is to assist customers with their needs, assure technical competence and provide outstanding customer service.

Fill out applications on line @

Harvest help at Boone Location


For more information contact:
Kevin Brant at Boone 515-432-4563

EOE/AA Employer
Pre-Employment Drug Screen Required



HARVEST 2013