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Community Service Day
When: Friday, April 29th – starting at 3:30 PM
Where: Meet at the University Center just outside the cafeteria.
Join your fellow Roos as we give back by completing a community clean up! All supplies will be provided but please wear long pants and closed toed shoes. To RSVP, please contact the Office of Student Involvement at 235-1407. The first 250 to RSVP will receive a t-shirt.
As the semester winds down are you becoming more stressed? Do you feel like you have a lot on your plate and do not know where to begin? Do you have a hard time focusing as the semester comes to an end? This week we will be discussing the importance of remaining relaxed in order to stay focused. Relaxation is key to reducing stress. Students will learn the difference between eu-stress and distress. We will also discuss ways to reduce negative stress in our lives so we are better able to stay focused and relaxed. Come and enjoy a presentation from the MindBody Connection on how to relax and what resources they offer to students.
Seminars will take place:
Next Week’s Seminar: Preparing for Finals
UMKC Career Services is excited to announce our new Roo Career Network (RCN) web-based employment system, which is replacing the CareerExec system. As of April 11, 2011, UMKC students and alumni will use RCN exclusively for all internship, work-study, and full- and part-time employment needs.
So now that you’ve logged on to RCN using your UMKC SSO and Password and updated your profile, let’s look at how to upload your resume, cover letter, and other documents you’d like to share with potential employers.
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The play tells the story, set in 1930s Los Angeles, of a marathon dance competition with the desperate and unemployed who dance for weeks and sometimes until death to win fame and money.
“This true American classic depicts the frailty and strength of the human spirit during times of great hardship,” remarks director Barry Kyle. “… The characters dance themselves to near death, so desperate are they to win money or fame. No one knows who is going to win and no one can anticipate how much the competition will change them forever.“
This show runs April 23- May 1 in Spencer Theatre of the Performing Arts Center on UMKC’s Campus. For more information, visit their website or the Central Ticket Office in the lobby of the Performing Arts Center. You can also call at (816) 235-6222 for more ticketing information.
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