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| FHSU 2005-2006 Student Handbook |
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| Special Events and Opportunities |
The FHSU News and Calendar can be found at www.fhsu.edu/calendar/.
Check it out for up-to-date information on events and activities
happening at Fort Hays State!
CULTURAL EVENTS
Art: The Moss-Thorns Gallery of Art, located on the first floor
of Rarick Hall, provides a year-round program of fine art exhibitions
by guests, faculty and students. Faculty and students of the
Department of Art select historical and contemporary shows
and sponsor a number of exhibits, including the Student Honors
Exhibition. The Fine Arts Committee of the University Activities
Board selects special exhibitions displayed in the Stouffer
Lounge of the Memorial Union.
Concerts: The FHSU Special Events Committee sponsors the Encore
Series, offering performances in music, dance and theatre at
a reduced cost to students. The Department of Music features
faculty and student performances throughout the academic year.
In addition, the University Activities Board (UAB) sponsors
musicians, comedians, guest speakers and theatre groups. UAB
events are offered in various campus locations free or at a
nominal cost to students. Watch for schedules in the FHSU newspaper,
the University Leader, or look for poster announcements in
campus kiosks and other locations. Contact the University Activities
Board at 628-5801 for information about programs. Contact the
Department of Music at 628-4533 for information about its performance
schedule.
Lectures: A variety of guest speakers sponsored by university
departments and student organizations present lectures throughout
the year. Like concerts and plays, these events are advertised
in the University Leader, in campus kiosks and in other campus
locations.
Theatre: The FHSU Theatre and the Department of Communication
Studies sponsor four stage productions during the academic
year, two in the fall and two in the spring. Students can become
involved in acting as well as in the production of plays. In
addition, the department sells individual and season tickets
to students at a very reasonable cost. Theatre productions
are advertised in the University Leader and through posters
in campus kiosks and other locations. For information, call
the Department of Communication Studies at 628-5365.
EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
Fort Hays State University participates in the National Student
Exchange (NSE) and the International Student Exchange Program
(ISEP). Through NSE, students pay FHSU tuition and attend one
of more than 140 colleges or universities in the U.S., Guam
and Puerto Rico. The NSE program is designed for sophomores
and juniors. Students who participate in ISEP have the opportunity
to pay FHSU tuition, room and board while enrolling in a foreign
university for one semester or year of study. These universities
are located in more than 46 countries on six continents. All
graduate and undergraduate students are eligible to participate
in ISEP. While on exchange, students have the opportunity to
expand their educational horizons by experiencing a different
climate, setting and culture. For more information about NSE
and ISEP, contact the Office of Student Affairs at 628-4276
or visit the exchange Web site at www.fhsu.edu/exchange.
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
Two student publications, The Tiger’s Tale magazine and
the University Leader campus newspaper, are published at FHSU.
Both publications are distributed to students free of charge.
Paid positions are available on both staffs.
The Tiger’s Tale: The campus magazine is designed and
written by students, and is circulated once in the fall semester
and once in the spring semester.
University Leader: To keep up with what is happening at FHSU,
students read the University Leader. This newspaper is written,
managed and published by students. The Leader comes out twice
per week during the fall and spring semesters. The Leader can
be found at distribution points in the Memorial Union, classroom
and administration buildings, residence halls and several off-campus
locations. The Leaders’ online edition can be accessed
at www.fhsu.edu/Leader/.
VARSITY ATHLETICS
FHSU has a number of varsity athletic sports: women’s
basketball, cross country, golf, softball, tennis, track and
field, and volleyball; and men’s baseball, basketball,
cross country, football, golf, track and field, and wrestling.
Admission
to all regularly scheduled athletic events is free to students
enrolled in at least three on-campus credit hours. Students
use their Tiger Cards to pick up tickets at the Student Service
Center in the Memorial Union. Team schedules are available
from the Athletics Department (Cunningham Hall) and from the
Student Service Center. For more information, contact the Athletics
Department at 628-4050 or visit www.tigersportszone.com on
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