The Campus voice. SGA Elections will be held on August 28th-29th in the foyer of DSC from 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

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1 The Campus voice I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Alice Lloyd College s Student Newsletter Hunger Din Menu 2 Birthdays 3 Announcements ALC Calendar ALC Volleyball Schedule/Crochet Group Life On Campus Education Department Announcements Gas System Notice Weekend Activities From the Campus Infirmary: Rite Aid will be on campus on September 13th from 11:00 a.m.-1: 00 p.m. and October 25th from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. in the Davis Student Center Conference Room to give flu shots to anyone wishing to have one. If you have questions, contact Margaret Duff at SGA Elections will be held on August 28th-29th in the foyer of DSC from 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Weekly Riddle You re having a conversation with a friend about your favorite foods. He says to you, My favorite food is the one where you throw away the outside and cook the inside, then you eat the outside and throw away the inside! What food is he talking about? (Answer on Page 9) Zu wants in the picture too! Opening convocation, required of all students, will be held on September 5th. The first professional dress day will be on August 29th. Day planners can be picked up in Ms. Stumbo s office on the 2nd floor of DSC

2 Hunger Din Menu Breakfast: Monday: Scrambled eggs, hard boiled eggs, tater tots, sausage links, pancakes, hot syrup, hot cereals, and waffle bar. Tuesday: Scrambled eggs, scrambled Denver eggs, grilled potatoes w/onions, bacon, French toast sticks, hot syrup, hot cereals, and breakfast burrito bar. Wednesday: Scrambled eggs, fried eggs, hash browns, sausage gravy, biscuits, hot syrup, hot cereals, and breakfast scramble. Thursday: Scrambled eggs, hard boiled eggs, tater tots, fried bologna, pancakes, hot syrup, hot cereals, and breakfast ouiche. Friday: Scrambled eggs, omelet eggs, hash browns, sausage patties, oatbran pancakes, hot syrup, hot cereals, and waffle bar. Saturday: No breakfast, labor day holiday Lunch: Monday: Broccoli cheese soup, hamburgers, spinach tomato tortellini, French fries, sliced carrots, buttered peas, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, and rotisserie station. Tuesday: Vegetable soup, carved pit ham, taco Tuesday, scalloped potatoes, green beans, creamed corn, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, rotisserie station. Wednesday: Tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwich, beef pot pie, potato chips, buttered corn, Italian blend, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, rotisserie station. Thursday: Cream of potato soup, chicken ranch wraps, soup beans and cornbread, fried potatoes, mustard greens, sauerkraut, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, rotisserie station. Friday: Black bean soup, chicken sandwich, vegetable lomein, French fries, peas and carrots, Germany blend, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, rotisserie station. Saturday: No lunch, labor day holiday Sunday: No lunch, labor day holiday Dinner on Friday will be the last meal served until Tuesday morning Dinner: Monday: Broccoli cheese soup, carved pork roast, broccoli rice casserole, au gratin potatoes, glazed carrots, spinach, salad bar, sub zone, baked pasta bar, and rotisserie station. Tuesday: Vegetable soup, BBQ pork sandwich, baked rotini, French fries, lima beans, cauliflower, salad bar, sub zone, double cheeseburger bar, and rotisserie station. Wednesday: Tomato soup, carved turkey, Tuscan valley rice, mashed potatoes, fried okra, buttered corn, salad bar, sub zone, Mexican bar, and rotisserie station. Thursday: Cream of potato soup, carved roast beef, fried rice, mashed potatoes, winter blend, Brussel sprouts, salad bar, sub zone, breakfast bar, and rotisserie station. Friday: Black bean soup, beef stir fry, creamy chicken bake, steamed rice, broccoli cuts, capri blend, salad bar, sub zone, and pizza station. Saturday: No dinner, labor day holiday T H E C A M P U S V O I C E

3 Birthdays Happy birthday to all students who celebrate a birthday this week! T H E C A M P U S V O I C E

4 P A G E 4 Alice Lloyd College 2017/2018 ALC Calendar August August (M-T) SGA Election (in DSC foyer, 11:30-1:00) August 23 (W) ALC Last Day to Register, Drop/Add August 31 (Th) All-Campus Cookout September September 4 (M) Labor Day (No Classes) September 5 (T) ALC Opening Convocation September 7(Th) ALC MAPP test, Freshmen & Juniors September 11-15(M-F) Religious Emphasis Week September 15(F) Alumna/us of the Year Banquet September 26(T) ALC Blood Drive

5 P A G E 5 The Crochet Group will meet on our regular schedule 7:00-8:30 (or later) in JBAC 250. For those of you who are new to campus, this is a group that meets weekly to teach others to crochet or knit, to share patterns and tips, and just generally enjoy hanging out with others who enjoy working with yarn. No experience or supplies needed! We have supplies you can use to get started, so you don t even have to bring anything with you. We are extremely informal, and you are welcome to drop in whenever you can and stay for as long as you can.

6 P A G E 6 Life on Campus

7 P A G E 7 Education Department Announcements TEP (Teacher Education Program) Deadlines *Applications for January Interviews will be due on or before October 16, This includes the following: *Application *ALL recommendations ** Why I Want to be a Teacher **Autobiography ** Philosophy of Education them. *Background Check *Drug Test ** Please note. If you are currently enrolled in Education 200, please submit these as you complete Case Tests- In order for the Education Department to receive your scores in time for you to interview in January, you must take the Case Tests by no later than December 1, Student Teaching (Spring 2018) Deadlines The following will be due on or before October 16, 2017 *Application to Student Teach. This includes the following- *Application *Drug Test *Physical *Background Check *Signed Curriculum Guide Sheet * Training Modules *Working Portfolio *Field Experience/ Practicum Hours- *In order to Student Teach in Spring 2018, all field experience hours must be completed and submitted by no later than November 21st. *Praxis Tests- * All applicable parts of the PRAXIS must be taken by the October 9-21 testing window for tests that have an essay portion and the November 6-18 testing window for tests that are strictly multiple choice. If you have any questions or concerns, please see Sherry Watts in the Education department.

8 P A G E 8 Campus Gas System Public Awareness Notification Post Date: As a Master Meter Operator, Alice Lloyd College wants to ensure natural gas service to all consumers on campus. In doing so, we want to ensure the consumer that the pipeline system at the time of installation was in accordance with the natural gas supplier and is being maintained with the same integrity. Being a Master Meter Operator, Alice Lloyd College wants the consumer to be informed of potential hazards and preventive measures taken by the supplier to secure the integrity of the pipeline system. Listed below are potential hazards and methods of prevention: Potential Hazards Preventive Method Maintenance personnel work diligently to maintain the integrity of the pipeline system. The following procedures are conducted in a timely fashion to ensure safety and security to the consumer: 1. Weekly Sniff Test and Chart Reading at Master Meter. 2. Line Patrolling. 3. Up-Keep of Gas Risers and Regulators. Assisting Alice Lloyd College in responsibility to the consumer is Moore s Pipeline Service. Moore s Pipeline Service is owned and operated by Mr. Jack Moore. Services provided by Moore s Pipeline Service are listed as followed: 1. Annual Leakage Survey. 2. Pipeline Patrol. 3. Education and Re-Certification of Maintenance Personnel. All records pertaining to the gas system are on file at the Office of Physical Plant including the Public Service Commission Report. You the consumer can play a vital role in protecting our campus community. Detecting a leak and knowing what to do if a leak is suspect is at the utmost importance. When it comes to detecting a gas leak, it s best to trust your senses: Smell: To help you smell natural gas leak, a familiar odor like rotten eggs is added to gas. See: Near a gas leak, you might see blowing dirt, bubbling water or an unusual area containing dead vegetation. Hear: A leaking pipeline might make a hissing sound you can hear. If you suspect a natural gas leak, do the following: ights. Ryan Gibson Director of Physical Plant Office Phone: On Campus Ext.6130/Off Campus Home Phone: Menefee Huff Assistant Director of Physical Plant/Chief Engineer Office Phone: On Campus Ext. 6067/Off Campus Home Phone: Diamond Jr. Slone Electrician Home Phone:

9 P A G E 9 THE CAMPUS VOICE STUDENT NEWSLETTER (PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SER- VICES) Weekend Duty Head Resident: Labor Day weekend, no R.A. s on duty Weekend Activities Friday Night Labor day weekend, no activities Riddle Answer Your friend s favorite food is corn on the cob. You throw away the husk, cook the corn that is inside, then eat the outside of the corn and throw away the core that is inside.