Welcome to the Midnight Ranger, keeping you updated one week at a time.
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Non-Degree Student Registration Begins
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Dec 3
Non-degree student registration for the Spring semester begins.
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Reflection Discussion Sessions
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Dec 3 | 2 pm |
Campus Activities and Engagement Conference Room
Tier 1 & 2 is required to attend one session or submit a written reflection.
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Auditions: Urinetown The Musical
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Dec 3 | 5-9 pm | Studio A, RITA D132
Sign up for an audition time on the sheet posted outside Professor Sassaman’s door (RITA 242). Auditions require a 32-bar song, preferably contemporary and comedic.
Roles for 19 named characters (12 men, 7 women). Performances are March 8-17, 2019.
Call-backs are Tuesday, Dec 4, and will involve learning songs from the show, choreography, and possible sides from the show.
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Dec 3 | 9 pm | Brickstone | FREE
FREE FOOD, PICTURES, AND HOLIDAY CRAFTS
Serving pancakes, potatoes, scrambled eggs, and yogurt bar.
Sponsored by Parkside Student Center, Dining Services, and CA&E
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Dec 4 | 9 am-2 pm | University Ballroom B | FREE
Consider a donation of blood to help save lives this holiday season and in the new year. Each donation of blood can save as many as three lives!
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Jerusalem Today: A Critical Turning Point In the Israeli Palestinian Conflict
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Dec 4 | 12:30-2 pm | MOLN 105 | FREE
In light of the historic importance of Jerusalem, its status, and the US decision to move its embassy from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem learn and examine the implications for such a move for the Israeli Palestinian conflict.
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Dec 4 | 7 pm | Bedford Hall
The Jazz Ensemble will perform music from Charles Mingus.
Adults $10
Children $5
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Dec 4 | 7-9 pm | Student Center Cinema
The bigger the crowd, the better the experience for a lineup of students hand-picked by their peers to represent their class in a high-energy speech competition designed to transform classroom presentations into a full-on and friendly public speaking battle.
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Dec 5 | 8 am | Student Center
Multicultural Open House is an educational event that highlights the University offices and student organizations that celebrate and support our students of color, while providing important information about Admissions, financial aid and scholarships, and becoming a successful college student. Student will have an opportunity to hear from current students on our student panel as well as interact with faculty and much more. Invited high school groups are bussed to campus and lunch is provided.
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Dec 5 | 11 am | Brickstone Grill & Eatery
Do the winter months make you feel sluggish or sad? Learn which foods can boost your mood!
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Smart Cities Student Poster Presentations
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Dec 5 | 12-1 pm | MOLN D1 Atrium
Students will present their Smart Cities Research Presentation Posters!
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Ranger WellBEing Committee Meeting
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Dec 5 | 2-3 pm | Campus Activities and Engagement Conference Room
Join us for planning events for Ranger WellBEing (formally known as Ranger Wellness) next semester!
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Reception for
Together
Award Winners
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Dec 5 | 4-7 pm | Mathis Gallery
This group exhibition features work from the five artists who received a prize or honorable mention for
Together
, a juried exhibition of Racine and Kenosha artists.
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Reception for
The Way We See
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Dec 5 | 4-7 pm | Foundation Gallery
Senior showcase featuring Enzo Daniel & Emily Gerharand.
The Way We See
captures how two senior art major's view their world. Emily Gehrand applies her emotions to a watercolor paper canvas challenging the viewer to reassess their impact on the Earth and it's environment. Enzo Daniel's masonite canvas paintings are framed from hand with analogous color palettes comments on the representation of LGBTQ community members in media and society.
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Dec 5 | 5 pm | Walnut Room | FREE
Come and learn how to make stress balls out of balloons and how to make aromatherapy flower pins to attach to your backpack. Stress less before your finals! We will also talk about plans for next semester.
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Dec 6 | 7 pm | Bedford Concert Hall
Parkside Wind Ensemble and Community Band performs
a celebration of music:
Festive Overture - Shostakovich
Nimrod - Elgar
Ballad for Band - Gould
Spoon River - Grainger
Zion - Welcher
Lincoln Portrait - Copland
Russian Christmas Music - Reed
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Midnight and Moll Flanders
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Dec 7 | 7 pm | Black Box Theater
Moll Flanders is a larger-than-life character whose drive for love and survival uncovers the influence of gender, class, free will, and circumstance in Milwaukee playwright Marie Kohler's stage adaptation of Daniel Defoe's 18-Century novel.
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Midnight and Moll Flanders
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Dec 8 | 7 pm | Black Box Theater
Moll Flanders is a larger-than-life character whose drive for love and survival uncovers the influence of gender, class, free will, and circumstance in Milwaukee playwright Marie Kohler's stage adaptation of Daniel Defoe's 18-Century novel.
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Midnight and Moll Flanders
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Dec 9 | 2 pm | Black Box Theater
Moll Flanders is a larger-than-life character whose drive for love and survival uncovers the influence of gender, class, free will, and circumstance in Milwaukee playwright Marie Kohler's stage adaptation of Daniel Defoe's 18-Century novel.
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Dec 9 | 5 pm | Student Center Cinema | FREE
Part of the Foreign Film Series.
Students, including non-Parkside students, are able to attend
free of charge with a valid student ID.
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Stephanie Syjuco, Conrad Bakker, Eric Doerginger, Mark Klassen:
FAKES
Now-Dec 14
Fine Arts Gallery
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Together
Award Winners
Now-Dec 14
Mathis Gallery
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The Way We See
Senior Showcase
Dec 5-Dec 8
Foundation Gallery
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Register on time and use the four-year degree plan to track your progress.
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Volunteers Needed: 2018 Winter Commencement Reception
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Dec 15 | 10 am | Sports and Activity Center, De Simone Gymnasium
UW-Parkside is looking for usher volunteers for their 2018 Winter Commencement ceremony. Duties consist of directing guests to their seats, handing out programs, etc. Please arrive by 8:30 AM and expect to be done by noon. The ceremony is held in the Sports and Activity Center on the UW-Parkside campus.
Coffee and breakfast items will also be served. Thank you for your consideration.
If you are interested, please email Julie Lee at
Julie.lee@uwp.edu
or by phone at 262-595-2261.
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Winter Commencement Reception
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Dec 15 | 10 am | Sports and Activity Center, De Simone Gymnasium | FREE
Join us in the University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s 50 Year Celebration. Following the Winter 2018 Commencement will be a special 50th celebration in the Petretti Fieldhouse (west side of the SAC.) There will be food, music, and a chance to get your photo taken with Parkside backdrops. You might even grab a selfie with Ranger Bear. We hope to see you all there!
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The BIG IDEA Innovation COMPETITION
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Application Deadline: Feb 1, 2019
Winners Announced: Feb 15, 2019
The BIG IDEA is an Innovation Competition that provides competitive funding opportunities for UW-Parkside students to develop innovative ideas and start-up initiatives.
If all you have is an idea, the BIG IDEA initiative provides the resources to help you develop and present it for the chance to turn your idea into $2,500 (or ultimately much more) as it develops into fruition.
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New Snapcode: Ranger Bear Lens!
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Wanna show your Parkside pride? Scan this snapcode and share it with your friends. Show your Parkside pride on Snapchat!
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Art in the Library: Bold Beginnings
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UW-Parkside Library | All Year
Bold Beginnings: a display of digitized photos highlighting founding moments and daring first steps at UW-Parkside.
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Learn more about the new Smart City, Smart Future Competition in partnership with Foxconn.
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Dignity & Respect
Tips of the Week
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Dignity and respect are crucial to building and sustaining a climate in which everyone feels included, valued and appreciated. Every voice counts. Be part of the positive change.
Tip #19:
Be Flexible
Tip #20:
Reinvent the wheel
CONNECT WITH US
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Ranger Alert
will send a text message to your mobile phone in the event of severe weather or other campus emergencies.
- Students with a known mobile phone number are “opt-out” for Ranger Alert.
- Personnel are “opt-in”, and must register.
- Please keep your phone number and provider current in this database to receive alerts.
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Parkside faculty, staff, and student organizations
are invited to submit events to appear in the
button and complete the form.
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Office of the Dean of Students
University of Wisconsin-Parkside
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Editor:
King Hang
Theatre Arts Major
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