Hard
to believe but your first semester is more than halfway finished! I am sure
that you too feel that the semester has gone by very fast. In a few weeks you
will be heading home for the Thanksgiving holiday and the shortly after your
return to campus, we will be starting final exams.
It is not too soon to start thinking about preparing for the end of the semester. Final exams are a stressful time for everyone! A bit of preparing before you reach finals week can be most helpful. The main thing to do is not panic! There is still ample time to get yourself prepared and to do great on these tests. Here are a few things to do over the next couple of weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday. more>>
It is not too soon to start thinking about preparing for the end of the semester. Final exams are a stressful time for everyone! A bit of preparing before you reach finals week can be most helpful. The main thing to do is not panic! There is still ample time to get yourself prepared and to do great on these tests. Here are a few things to do over the next couple of weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday. more>>
Dr. Steven Bachrach
Class Marshal
This
is the month that things begin to even out; by now you’ve mastered the
balancing act between academics, recreation and your social life, right?! Well… we hope things are rolling along
smoothly for you, but if you need help don’t hesitate to seek assistance
through your professors, your mentors, the ResLife staff and all of the rest of
Trinity team here to support you, including us. November is also a month to
take time to give thanks for all that we have. If you’re looking for a service
opportunity, the Thanksgiving season is a busy time for organizations like the San Antonio Food
Bank.
Look for more information posted around campus for ways to take a break from
your academic demands and use a little of your free time to assist local
organizations to help others. more>>
Alumni Sponsor
Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon
The San
Antonio Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon is cutting through
Trinity’s campus this year. Come out on November 17 from 8 – 10 a.m. to cheer on the runners and show your Trinity
pride. Breakfast and t-shirts will be
provided to everyone who comes out. Be
on the lookout for poster making and other events in the weeks leading up to
the race.
Fall Leadership Symposium
– Grassroots Leadership
November 16
Online registration is live for the
Fall Leadership Symposium on November 16, 2013, 12 p.m. – 5 p.m., Fiesta Room.
This year’s theme is Grassroots Leadership for Social Change. Topics including:
getting a new organization off the ground, uniting volunteers around a common
purpose, marketing, raising funds, and contacting local government. Symposium
participants will work in small groups to compete for the best ‘grassroots
organizing’ proposal. The $5 registration fee includes a shirt, certificate,
and lunch. You can learn more on our event website. Sponsored by
Campus & Community Involvement.
Influenza Report
Health Services is beginning to see Trinity
students infected with influenza. But
it’s not too late to get a flu shot in Health Services. more>>
Save the date: The Annual Great American Smokeout is the third Thursday of November. What is the best way to QUIT? The key to becoming a non-smoker is to match your smoking habits with a stop smoking method that works for you. You can get help designing your own personal quit plan by taking the American Cancer Society’s Stop Smoking Quiz. Telephone quit lines and support groups are other ways to increase your chances for success. Call 1-800-ACS-2345 to find one in your area. If you need medical assistance to quit call Health Services, 210-999-8111, to make an appointment to consult with Dr. Janna Wilder, the University physician or see your personal doctor to discuss your options.
Save the date: The Annual Great American Smokeout is the third Thursday of November. What is the best way to QUIT? The key to becoming a non-smoker is to match your smoking habits with a stop smoking method that works for you. You can get help designing your own personal quit plan by taking the American Cancer Society’s Stop Smoking Quiz. Telephone quit lines and support groups are other ways to increase your chances for success. Call 1-800-ACS-2345 to find one in your area. If you need medical assistance to quit call Health Services, 210-999-8111, to make an appointment to consult with Dr. Janna Wilder, the University physician or see your personal doctor to discuss your options.
Walk with the Nurses
We are on a path to improve our
health and we would love for you to join us. Take a break from your
studies and come meet new people, make new friends, and get energized! Gather
at Health Services every Monday and Thursday at 8:15 p.m. All levels
of walkers are welcome! Hope to see you soon! For more information, call ext.
8111.
You and Your High School
Boy/Girlfriend
Many first years arrive at
Trinity involved in a long-distance relationship with someone who is attending
another university or still in high school. If you and your
boy/girlfriend are trying to make it work over the miles, check out “10 Tips
for Long Distance Relationships.” While some couples
can make it work long distance, others cannot. And the breakup can be
tough. If you’re dealing with a breakup (or suspect you will be), check
out this
advice from the counseling center at Villanova University. To
learn more about how Trinity’s counseling center can help, visit our website.
Need to Improve Your Grades?
As you
head into the final six weeks of the semester, you may recognize the need to
make some improvements in your academic performance. If
it seems that you need to improve time management, be a more savvy test-taker,
etc., Counseling Services can help. We offer assistance online with
multiple links to resources designed to build academic skills. We also
offer one-on-one academic skills coaching. To
learn more about the varied services we offer, visit our website.
Goldman Sachs Diversity Partners Symposium Salt Lake City,
11/02/2013 (Sunday), 11:59 p.m., Salt Lake City Office
The Goldman Sachs Diversity Partners
Symposium in Salt Lake City is a one-day program for students who identify as
Black, Latino, or Native American and are interested in learning more about the
financial services industry and summer internship opportunities. Students who
travel from outside the Salt Lake City area will be reimbursed for travel
expenses. The symposium will start at 8 a.m. November 19, and end at 5 p.m.
November 20. To apply visit www.goldmansachs.com/careers
and search “Salt Lake City Diversity
Symposium,” all applications are due on November 3 at 11:59 p.m.
Sports Internship Panel, 11/05/2013 (Tuesday), 7-8 p.m.,
Woodlawn Room
Want to know how to get the most out of
the internship experience? Hear from students with internship experience to
better understand the workplace expectations, and how to establish networks
through the experience. To learn more and R.S.V.P. visit TigerJobs.
Refreshments will be provided.
Internship Search
Workshop, 11/6/2013 (Wednesday), 5:30-6:30 p.m., Woodlawn Room
Do
not wait until spring to get started on finding an internship! Getting an
internship takes planning, research, and preparation. Attending this workshop
will help you get started on planning and learning about some great resources
for landing an internship that will enhance your marketability. R.S.V.P. via TigerJobs.
Pre-Law Workshop, 11/12/2013 (Tuesday), 5:30-6:30 p.m.,
Woodlawn Room
Want to learn more about law school and
what to expect during the admissions process? This workshop is geared toward
students who are interested in pursuing a career in the various legal
professions and for those applying to law school. Join us for an interactive
Q&A session featuring our Trinity Alumni including recent law school
graduates, seasoned practicing attorneys, law school faculty, and the chair of
Trinity’s Pre-Law Advisory Council. Learn what resources are available to
assist you through the process of pre-law exploration. R.S.V.P. via TigerJobs.
Career Services
Office
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Walk-in
Hours: M/W/F 1:30-4 p.m.; Tu/Th 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Appointments:
210-999-8321
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on YouTube
Please consider purchasing a Tiger Taxi debit card (suggested amount - $25). This can't be spent
on other things, so students don't have to worry about ever being
stranded. In addition, students who may not want to spend their
discretionary money on a cab ride won't have to choose if they have a card. This
can help for emergency rides and to avoid potentially dangerous or awkward
situations. Click here.
Student Organization Elections!
…are around the
corner. Many organizations have transitioned to a calendar year cycle and will
be electing officers before the end of
the semester. Please see below for a few of the University Sponsored
Organization election timelines:
Applications
available: October 21 -
November 1 at 5 p.m.
Campaign dates: November 1 at 5 p.m. - November 10 at 10 p.m.
Election dates: November 11 - 22 at 5 p.m.
Campaign dates: November 1 at 5 p.m. - November 10 at 10 p.m.
Election dates: November 11 - 22 at 5 p.m.
Greek Council - Nominations will be accepted beginning November 11 and can be submitted in
person or through this form. If you are
interested but would like to learn more information, we will have an info session
at 8:15 p.m. on Monday, November 18 in the Fiesta
Room. Nominations will close at the Greek Council Meeting on Monday, November
25 at 8:15 p.m. Plan on attending that meeting so you can run. If
you are studying abroad this fall but will be back for the spring, please
contact Briana McGlamory to set something
up.
Student Programming
Board –
Application
Due: Wednesday, November 13
Interviews:
Monday-Friday, November 18-22
Membership
Notification: Monday, November 25
TUVAC - Elections will
take place the week of December 2.
Dining Services - Theme
Nights
Happy
Halloween, Tigers! TU Dining Services wishes you a safe and festive holiday.
Stop by Mabee tonight to participate in a
costume contest, enjoy other fun activities and eat great food. For more
information regarding this event, check our Facebook for updates.
Grab
some snacks to stock up for the cooler weather, such as Slim Jims and Protein
Plus bars. Our P.O.D. promotions change every two weeks, so stop by and load
up.
A
new chef has joined the Skyline Team. Eat somewhere new! Skyline is open 11:30
a.m. – 2 p.m. and offers a variety of cuisine. Students, faculty and staff are
welcome to eat in our casual dining atmosphere which offers a beautiful view of
the city. $7 cash, credit or Tiger Bucks takes you a long way with our Skyline
buffet. View menus and contact information online.
International
Business Day
Join us in the Great Hall on November 7 at 5:30 p.m. for the first International Business Day. Meet with professors, alumni, and current
students. For more information, click here.






