Activities and Events
Stony Brook Idol is the kickoff to the Shirley Strum Kenny Arts Festival and is similar to the hit TV show "American Idol." This is a great opportunity to come and enjoy a great time with the Stony Brook community.
Open auditions for the event will take place throughout the month of March.
**SB Idol Finale will be held April 16, 2008 on Staller Lawn during campus life time. **
For more information contact, Cameron Bowcock at Cameron.Bowcock@stonybrook.edu
Saturday, April 4, 2008Please join the Langmuir Resident Assistants in their first Leadership Summit. This summit will provide all participates with the opportunity to further develop the necessary skills to be a successful leader. At this workshop you will gain networking skills, effective public speaking skills, build your resume, and more!
For an application visit: http://CTLSilhouette.wsu.edu/surveys/ZS75778 or pick one up in the Langmuir College Office.
Sign-up online today! Space is limited.
Lunch will be provided!
The summit is for emerging leaders and is a great opportunity to meet new people while improving your leadership skills.
Environmental organizations, participants with an earth-friendly message, and local schools will be anchoring the cross-campus event in the Academic Mall, Friday, April 18, starting at 10:00 a.m. Earthstock 2008 is a week-long event from April 14-18. Events are free & open to the public.
Stony Brook University's celebration of sustainability is reflected in Stony Brook Southampton, a new and renewable campus dedicated to preserving the environment. "The environment and sustainability are the most critical issues for the 21st century," President Shirley Strum Kenny has said. "It is an extraordinary opportunity for students to help shape our response to the global challenges we face."
Keynote Speaker: Hans-Peter Plag
GO GREEN!! Click here for more info and to view the schedule of events.
* All First Year Students MUST attend. *
Your online reply is requiredby Wednesday, April 16th.
The New York Tolerance Center is a state of the art facility featuring powerful exhibits that focus on global human rights and the dynamics of hatred and terrorism. The Tolerance Center provides a unique two hour tour in which students participate in dialogue and become inspired to learn from the past, engage in the present, and assume responsibility for the future.
http://www.museumoftolerance.com/site/c.juLVJ8MRKtH/b.1335215/k.DFB5/Exhibits.htm
* A $10 registration fee includes transportation, entrance fee, and lunch. Bring your $10 payment (cash only) to N3071 in Melville Library by 4:00 pm on Monday, February 18th.
Register now, space is limited!
For more information, contact Melitta East or Candace O'Neill at 631-632-4378.
Learn about the many different departments at Stony Brook interested in hiring talented students and how to gain professional experiences through these volunteer and leadership opportunities right here on campus! (A Career Center Event)
LDS Council hosts its first "Happy Hour" of the spring semester. This is a great opportunity to meet the students and staff of the LDS Council. Participate in a Valentine-themed community service activity and/or find out how to get involved in LDS Council. Come for food, friends and fun!
Gain and enhance your knowledge and skills in areas of leadership, service learning, civic engagement, emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, networking…and more! This FREE one day conference will not only allow you to network with other students and student leaders, but also with faculty and staff from Stony Brook! This opportunity will give you a resume booster as well as the knowledge and skills to take you beyond your college experience.
Register online at: http://studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/studentlife/content.jsp?id=conference
Have you heard of the Career Center? Do you know where the Career Center is located? Do you know how to get information about internship and volunteer opportunities? Do you know all of the services provided by the Career Center? If you answered no to any of these questions, then “Get to Know The Career Center” will be a great opportunity for you to learn about the services offered at the Career Center that will benefit you from freshman year all the way through senior year.
Light refreshments will be served.
A Career Center event, this is an exciting educational opportunity in which valuable professional development skills will be gained by all students.
For more information, please go to: http://www.career.sunysb.edu/Events/viewEvent.asp?eventId=898
Every year, hundreds of Stony Brook University students, faculty, and staff descend upon Albany with banners, buttons, brochures, and boundless energy and enthusiasm. It’s Stony Brook Day in Albany, and we want LDS students to be involved in letting your legislators know how much Stony Brook University means to you. For more information visit; http://ws.cc.stonybrook.edu/sb/albany/
Please click here to register for this event by Monday, February 25.
This event is FREE to all students. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be provided.
Studying abroad or participating in a National Exchange program is a wonderful opportunity to explore the world, learn more about other cultures, while at the same time earning credits towards your Stony Brook degree. This program provides an opportunity for LDS students to learn more about the two programs. The Study Abroad/National Exchange program will allow you to receive information and answer any questions you may have about these fantastic opportunities.