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| FHSU 2005-2006 Student Handbook |
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| Beyond the Classroom |
| Fort Hays State University offers students the opportunity
to make a difference, gain valuable experience, meet interesting
people and participate in activities that have a lasting affect
on campus. There are many opportunities for students to get
involved at FHSU - University committee assignments, student/faculty
panels, special interest groups, athletics, Intramurals and
Recreation, or student organizations. Check out the following
list of opportunities for involvement and see how you can make
a difference. |
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| Student Organizations |
| Organized
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| Special Events
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| Student
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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
ANDERSON VIP STUDENT AMBASSADORS
Sponsor: Lisa Karlin, 628-4232, President’s Office
The VIP Ambassadors serve as representatives of the university at official campus
events. These student leaders are selected in the spring for a one-year term,
and may serve as a VIP for a maximum of two years. They must have strong communication
skills and demonstrate leadership qualities. VIP Ambassadors work with the president
and other officials to assist in hosting events for FHSU guests. All undergraduate
students who have completed at least one semester at FHSU or another post-secondary
institution are eligible to apply for this service-oriented organization.
ORIENTATION ADVISORS
Sponsors: Dr. Diane Scott and Carol Solko, 628-5824, Student Affairs Office
Orientation Advisors work with new freshmen and transfer students. 1) in registering
for fall classes during spring/summer Tiger registration and, 2) in their transition
to FHSU during New Student Orientation in the fall. These student leaders are
selected in early spring. They must have a department/faculty recommendation,
2.5 GPA, attended at least 2 consecutive semesters on the FHSU campus (including
the current spring semester), and attend all training sessions. These leaders
must demonstrate good academic ability, communication skills, and interest in
working with new students.
RESIDENCE HALL STAFF
Department of Student Residential Life, 628-4245, Room 114, Agnew Hall, www.fhsu.edu/reslife/
Each year, 35 outstanding upperclassmen and women are chosen to serve as staff
members in the University Residence Halls. These staff members develop skills
in leadership and management as they provide support to our living/learning communities. |
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