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 50 Years Ago at CSI |
In August of 1965...
Dr. James L. Taylor, President of the College of Southern Idaho, was selected to serve on the advisory committee for vocational education in Idaho, and as a member of the evaluation teams for the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools.
Make sure to send us your fun fact, picture, newspaper article, or
50th Anniversary idea to share in eNotes!
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Kimberlee LaPray
Public Information Specialist
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Before you hit send, WAIT!
We now have a student newsletter!
Eagle Notes is the new "eNotes" for students. In order to cut down on the amount of messages students receive in their inbox we decided to put together a newsletter that would combine as many messages as possible to send bi-weekly.
We'd like this newsletter to be informative and helpful so send what you'd like to share with students to [email protected] with
Eagle Notes
in the subject line. The first message will go out the first week of school.
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The Early Childhood Education program at the College of Southern Idaho has collaborated with the Boys and Girls Club of Magic Valley to add a kindergarten classroom to its program starting with the fall semester. Enrollments are currently being accepted.
Jennifer Patterson, CSI Early Childhood Education Learning Center and Lab School Coordinator, says the kindergarten curriculum will consist of best practices in early childhood education focusing on inquiry/project, executive function, and problem-solving strategies at developmentally appropriate levels. Students will be introduced to creative arts, social and physical development, science, math, engineering, technology, and critical thinking. The curriculum will meet Common Core standards for kindergartners.
Two Tuesday through Friday sessions are available for enrollment - from 8 to 11 a.m. and from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. The registration fee is $150. The monthly fee is $250 or the annual fee is $2,250.
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Was your last CSI photo taken during the Bush administration? The first one? Upcoming revisions to the CSI website and new options available for CSI business cards make this a good time to get a new photo. Doug Maughan will take pictures at two different times during fall In-service week. You don't need an appointment or even more than just a minute or two. Here's where he will be:
- Fine Arts Lobby: Mon, Aug. 17 from 7:45-9 am
- Center of Campus: Wed, Aug. 19 from 12-1:30 pm
Doug Maughan
Public Information Officer
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The teacher sale is still happening at Böhme in the Magic Valley mall. Make sure to your your 10% off discount!
Jennifer Wilson
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 Get Up & Get Moovin' |
STAFF, this one's for you! The Summer
Get Up and Get Moovin' pilot group encourages you to join them on Thursday, August 20, from 10:30-11 am
or 2-2:30 pm for a brief moment to learn some tips and tricks to help you get moovin' during your work day. Watch your e-mail and eNotes for more information about where these sessions will be held.
Jaime Tigue
Professor, Physical Education
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| Photography Class |
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Looking for a last minute class? One of these might be the perfect fit! Advisors spread the word.
Ben Lustig
Assistant Professor, Photography
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| Pep Band Members |
The CSI Pep Band is looking for a few new members! Here are some of the requirements:
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Instrumentation:
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Saxophones
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Trumpets
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Trombones
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Guitar / Bass / Drums / Keyboard
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Open to currently enrolled CSI students
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Scholarships available ($1,000) for students who participate
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It is required that students be at all rehearsals and all home basketball games / be available to travel with the team to the national tournament.
If you or a student you know might be interested in joining the
CSI Golden Eagle Pep Band watch for details about an
informational meeting on Friday, August 28.
Scott Farkas
Pep Band Director
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Welcome Back Bash
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The CSI Foundation is excited to host its 3
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Annual Welcome Back Bash. Join us on August 17 anytime between 5:00 and 7:30 to mingle with other CSI folks and grab a bite to eat. (There will be a no host bar). Feel free to bring your spouse or significant other. Welcome in the new school year and kick off the 50-Year Celebration with us. Please RSVP to Tamara Harmon at
[email protected]
or 208-732-6249.
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Adult Beginning Digital Photography Class
Days:
Thursdays
Dates:
August 20-September 24, 2015
Cost: $75 per person
Instructor:
Joy Pruitt,
(MOMO Photography)
This photography course is especially designed for beginning photographers who know little or nothing about digital photography. Gain control and confidence as you familiarize yourself with your digital camera and its technical capabilities. Learn basic photography terms and hone photography fundamentals through weekly assignments in a fun and creatively stimulating environment. Please bring your camera manual, SD card, and USB cord to class.
Click here to register online or call
208-324-5101.
Classes are held at the
CSI Jerome Center, 104 West Main Street in Room 112.
Anna Dovenmuehler
CSI-Jerome Center
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Anna Dovenmuehler
CSI-Jerome Center
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Fun with Art and Music
(ages 7 to 12)
Dates: August 12-14, 2015
Days: Wed/Thurs/Fri
Times: 1-3 pm
Cost: $45 + $5 supply fee
Instructor: Stacie Rambo
In this class children will get to participate in an exciting series of classes using multiple art mediums, including water color, chalk pastels, and acrylic paints. We will be using Jazz, Bluegrass, and Country music as inspiration for our art work. Class is limited to the first 10 registrations.
or call
208-324-5101.
Classes are held at the CSI Jerome Center, 104 West Main Street, in room 112.
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It's
not too late to join us in exploring ways to make our teaching better and more effective.
We will meet
Thursday and Friday, August 13, and 14, from 9 am-4 pm
each day, with snacks and lunch provided. You can also earn a college credit for this time.
RSVP to Shonna Parsons at [email protected]
if you would like to join us, and then bring a pen and paper to
Hepworth 195
at 9 am Thursday morning, August 13.
We have some drumming planned, a Guest Panel, and more.
Evin Fox
Professor
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Random Acts of Theater presents...
THIS IS OUR YOUTH
Dates:
August 13, 14, and 15, 2015
Time:
7:30 pm
Location:
Fine Arts Recital Hall
Cost: $10
It's March 1982. In an apartment in the Upper West Side the wily and domineering Dennis Ziegler's friend Warren Straub, a dejected 19-year-old, bursts in. Warren has just been kicked out of his abusive lingerie tycoon father's house and has stolen $15,000 on the way out. Dennis spends some of the money on cocaine, hoping to sell it to a friend for much more. In the meantime Jessica Goldman, an "anxiously insightful" fashion student comes to the apartment where Warren and Jessica engage in an intricate dance of introduction, introspection and attraction. The play, directed by Jud Harmon, features Dustin Hobdey, Bryson Hatfield and Autumn Robinson. It explores timeless issues of adolescence and maturity. The characters, as well as the Reagan Era in which it is set, feel adrift in 1980s-style materialism.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or online.
Camille Barigar
CSI Fine Arts Center
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$25 per person/$40.00 per couple
Entrées Prepared By:
(Main ingredients are all Locally Sourced from Magic Valley Growers and Producers)
John Chappell (Jakers Bar and Grill)
Charbroiled Clear Springs Trout w/ Lemon Caper Sauce served w/ fresh baked bread
Charbroiled London Broil served with Idaho Au Gratin Potatoes
Kirt Martin (Snake River Grill)
Fish Breeders of Idaho Sturgeon Caviar served on local melon balls
Grilled Blind Canyon Aqua Ranch Sturgeon
Smoked Blind Canyon Aqua Ranch Sturgeon served with Ballard White Cheddar,
Reduced Modena Balsamic Vinegar on Whole wheat crackers
Mike Johnson (CSI Culinary Program)
Zucchini and Leek Fritters with Chobani Yogurt and Herb Dressing
Roasted Beet Salad with Spinach, Herbs and Crispy Kauffman Farms Barley
Blistered Green Beans with Pickled Shallots
Vegetables from the Jerome Farmers Market
Fall Brand Independent Meat
Two new quarter pound hot dogs
Jalapeño cheese and an all pork smokehouse
Wineries & Breweries:
Enjoy Idaho wines and beers from the following:
Huston Vineyards
Cold Springs Winery
Sawtooth Winery
Crossings Winery
Snyder Winery
Thousand Springs Winery/Feathered Winds Wine
Split Rail Winery
Introducing Idaho Beers - brewed by Twin Falls Brewing Company
Live and Silent Auction * Live Music
Savor Southern Idaho is brought to you by:
Chobani * Zions Bank * Idaho Power * Idaho Water Sports
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Weight Watchers Returns to Twin Falls, St. Luke's
The message below comes from one of our St. Luke's coaches and opens the door to a corporate Weight Watcher's group here in Twin Falls. Please reply ASAP to [email protected] or with a call to Judy at x6269 if you'd be interested in joining. Let me know if you have a preference for Mondays or Thursdays.
From Kyli Gough, St. Luke's Nutritional Coach:
I have coordinated with a Regional Weight Watchers representative to bring WW@W to St. Luke's. We have had about 29 people interested and so we are now starting the registration phase. In order to start a program we must have 20 people signed up and paid.
We are not committed to any location at this point.
Judy Heatwole, MTD
Employee Wellbeing Coordinator
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Our Wellness Newsletter "Vitality" is Back
We let Vitality lapse over the summer and have renewed our annual subscription starting this month. Please find the August issue now in a front office or employee lounge area near you. Ask your front office staff if you can't find a copy to share with coworkers.
In this issue:
* New reasons to skip late-night snacks
* Parents, don't feel guilty about working out
* Buckle up baby
* Are you using aspirin inappropriately?
* Do you have arthritis warning signs?
* Should you have an imaging test to diagnose your headaches?
* Make healthy choices at the food court
* 5 Tips for staying alert at work
Judy Heatwole, MTD
Employee Wellbeing Coordinator
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Note:
We want to make this document something you look forward
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reading each week and your feedback will help tremendously!
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