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Southeast residence life rates change SAVANNA MAUE EDITOR
SoutheastMissouriStateUniversity openedanewresidencehallinAugust of2013,whichuntillastFridayhadnot receivedanofficialname.Recently, DonaldG.andGloriaKingLaFerla madea$1.7milliondollardonationto SoutheastMissouriStateUniversity, ensuringthatthebuildingwillnowbe namedtheDonaldG.andGloriaKing LaFerlaResidenceHall.Thisisjustone ofthechangesthatwillbemadeto residencehalllifenextyear. Anaverageroomandboardrate increaseof1.65percentwasapproved attheBoardofRegentsmeetingin February.Thisincreaseislowerthan whatstudentspaidlastyear,whichwas anincreaseof2.97percent.Inaddition tothehousingincreasethe“board” portionoftherate,whichincludesthe studentmealplans,willincrease4 percent. Accordingtothemotionformused bytheBoardofRegents,theaverage increaseinboardratesis4percent,in additiontolastyear’s3.49percent. ItwasalsoannouncedinJanuary thatDearmontHallwillnolongerbe singleoccupancy,andtherateforthe RiverCampushousinghasbeensetat $6,250.Thisratewassetonthesame levelasLaFerlaHallandMerickHall. “Intermsofbuildingsthatare increasingincostthere’sreallyonly two,”Dr.BruceSkinner,assistantvice presidentforstudentsuccessand directorofResidenceLife,said.“That wouldbethenewresidencehall,the oneoverbythePolytechbuildingand MerickHall.Thoseareourtwonewest buildingsthatarecurrentlyopen.The demandforthoseisexceedinglyhigh, theamenitiesthattheyhaveinthem,in myopinion,setthemapartfromsome
ofourothersuite-stylehousing. “Sobaseduponthedemandand amenitieslevelweincreasedthosetwo buildingsby$250fortheacademic year.ThethirdbuildingistheRiver Campusbuilding,sowesetthatroom rateasthesame$6,250aswhatyousee nowforMerickandthenewresidence hall[LaFerla].Thosearethethree buildings,butreallyitisonlytwo,that haveseenanincreaseintermsoftheir costofwhatastudentwouldbepaying tolivetherethisyearcomparedtonext year.” StudentswholiveinDearmont’s newlyprivateroomswillpay$600less thanwhattheypaidforaprivatethis year.Thisyearthecostforlivingalone inDearmontwas$5,850.Nextyearthe pricehasbeenlistedat$5,250. AlthoughDearmontistheonly residencehallwithspecificallyprivate housing,studentscanalsorequesta privateroominanyofthehallson campus.Thefeeisanextra50percent oftheannualcostofthatroomwhen payingforanormaldouble. Skinnersaideventhoughbuildings suchasMerickandLaFerlaareinhigh demand,studentscanstillenterina lotterytobeplacedinaprivateroom. “We’vehadthelotteryforanumber ofyears,traditionallyit’salottery,but we’vealwayshadenoughspacesto accommodatewhateveryonewants. Soeventhoughit’salottery,everyone winsisonewaytolookatit,”Skinner said.“Butyoudohavetotellusahead oftime,‘Yes,Iaminterestedinaprivate room,’andwedothatintentionally becausewewanttobeabletoplan.” Skinnersaidthattheresidencelife staffplansfor100privateroomsacross theresidencehallsystem. “Wehaven’treallyhadtotell studentsthatthey’renotgoingtoget oneoftheirtopchoicesbecausethere hasn’tbeensignificantdemand,
meaning200-pluspeople,”Skinner said. Theothermainchangewithinthe budgetproposalwasthechangeto Southeast’smealplans.Skinner explainedthattheincreaseisbroken downintodifferentfactors. “Withtheboardrate[mealplan], thestudentmealplanratewentup4 percent.Andthatbreaksdownreally intothreethingsthatdrivethatcost,” Skinnersaid.“Thefirstonewas2.1 percentwasthe[ConsumerPrice Index]forfoodawayfromhome,which iswhatwelookatintermsofwhat projectedfoodcostshouldbeinterms oflabor.Sothat’s2.1percentofthat4 percent.Thesecondvariable[wasthat] weagreedanumberofyearsagoinour contractwithChartwellsthatthey providedusresourcesincludingfunds torenovate.…Aspartofthatweagreed thateachyeartheywouldgeta1 percentrateincreaseontopof whateverCPIis.Sothatputsusat3.1 percent. “Theother.09percentisreally becausewearebringinganothervenue onlineattheRiverCampus.…We knowthatsomestudentswhousedto beeatingattheUCwillnowbeeating overthere.Sobeingpartnerswith Chartwellswedidwanttoprovide somerevenuessincewewerebringing anotherdiningoptiononlineand spreadingourstudentsoutovermore venuesandnotjustaddingmore students.” Thisyear’srateforlunchanddinner withamealplaniscurrentlysetat $6.50.Skinnersaidthiswillalsogoup withwhateverthepercentageincrease isthatfoodservicegoesup. “Sosincemealplanswentupfour percentvalueexchangehastogoup4 percent,”Skinnersaid.“SoIbelieveitis anadditional25centsfordinnerand25 centsforlunch.”
AstheStudentActivitiesCouncilspringflingweekcomesto aclose,they’rehostingaHungerGamesarcherytagevent. Anarenaofobstacleswillbesetupforstudentsincorporatingabowandarrowwiththegameoftag.Aspecial screeningofTheHungerGames:CatchingFirewillalsobe shownattheconclusionoftheevent. Archerytagwillbeheldat4p.m.April4ontheband practicefield.Themoviewillbeshownat9p.m.ONthe AcademicTerraces.BotheventsarefreeforallSoutheast studentswithavalidSoutheastID.
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Southeast officially names new residence hall. Recently, Donald G. and Gloria King LaFerla made a $1.7 million dollar donation to Southeast Missouri State University, ensuring that the building will now be named the Donald G. and Gloria King LaFerla Residence Hall. Photo by Alyssa Brewer
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Watch the Redhawks at the Joey Haines Invitational two-day track and field meet at 3:30 p.m. on Friday at the Abe Stuber Track and Field Complex.+
GYMNASTICS wins championship THE TEAM TOOK HOME THE TITLE AT THE MIDWESTERN INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE ON MARCH 22
BRIEFS Tennis Team falls to UT Martin TheSoutheastwomen’stennisteamlost6-1totheUniversityofTennessee-MartinonWednesday. MelissaMartinscoredtheonlypointintheNo.6spot againstKatieMcCall. ValeriiaKashina,AnnisaWarasantiandValeriia Nagovitcinaalllostinthreesets. Southeastisnow9-7overalland3-2intheOhioValley Conference. TheteamplaysagainonSaturdayatSoutheastagainst SIUEdwardsville.
Softball Redhawks drop home series TheSoutheastsoftballteamdroppedaseriesagainstAustin Peaythisweekend. TheRedhawkssplitadoubleheaderonSaturday.Austin Peaywon4-1earlieronSaturdayandtheRedhawkscame backandwon13-4. HayleeKrackhadtwohomerunsandsixRBIson Saturday. TheLadyGovswon6-2onSunday. Southeasthadatwo-outerrorinthetopofthesixth inningthatallowedfourrunstoscore. PitcherHannahDurhamallowedfiveruns,sevenhits andonewalk. SoutheasthostsBelmontatnoononSaturdayfora doubleheaderattheSoutheastSoftballComplex.
Baseball Redhawks win three-game series
The gymnastics team competed at the Midwest Independence Conference on March 22 in Normal, Ill. Photos by Alyssa
TheRedhawksblewpastUTMartininathreegameseries thisweekend. TheteamshutouttheSkyhawks13-0onFriday. Southeastcontinueditswinningstreakandwon9-3on Saturdayand11-1onSunday. SoutheastisinfirstplaceintheOVCwitha10-2 conferencerecordandis17-10overall.
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TheSoutheastMissouriStateUniversitygymnasticsteamwontheMidwest IndependentConferenceChampionshiponMarch22atIllinoisStateUniversityinNormal,Ill. TheRedhawksscoredaseason-high 195.275points,eighthbestinschool history,todefeatthefiveotherschools competingforthetitleandtotake hometheconferencechampionship. “Asafreshman,ourteamwonconferenceaswellandtogooutformy senioryearandwinaswellwasreally cool,”seniorTarynVanderpoolsaid.“It wasagreatwaytoendtheseasonasa team.” Southeastwent16-5thisyearwhich wasabigstepupfromarecordof5-7 lastseason. Fourth-yearcoachKristiEwasko nowhashersecondMICChampionship,firstwinningthetitlein2011. “ThisyearIthinkit[winningthe conferencechampionship]justshowed whatthisteamiscapableofandreallyjustfinishedonamuchstronger notethanwestartedon,”Ewaskosaid. “Westruggledwithbeamsallseason, butforthemtogooutandwintheconferencechampionshiphittingthelast fourroutinesonbalancebeams,Ithink itjustputsthatexclamationpointon whatthisteamwascapableoffighting throughthisyear.” Second-yearassistantcoachSarah Shire-BrownwasnamedtheMICAssistantCoachoftheYear.Shire-Brownis alsotherecruitingcoordinatorforthe
Individuals bring home five titles Thetrackandfieldteamclaimedindividualtitlesatthe MemphisInvitationalonSaturdayinthe3000-meter, javelinthrow,110-meterhurdlerace,longjumpand4x100 relay. TheteamwillcompeteintheJoeyHainesInvitationalis athomethisweekend.
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Two gymnasts to compete in NCAA Regional NICK MCNEAL ARROW REPORTER
teamandfocusesonthebalancebeam portionofgymnasticsforSoutheast. VanderpoolandfreshmanLauren Israelwereco-championsofthebars eventandIsraelscoredacareer-high 9.900. “Mygoalforthisyearwastoget another9.900onbars,andwhenIdid thatitwasveryexciting,especiallyat conference,”Vanderpoolsaid.“Itook homeoneofthebartitles,soIwasvery excited.” Vanderpoolalsoscoreda9.050inthe beameventtohelpherteamwinthe conferencechampionshipinherfinal seasonasaRedhawk. VanderpoolwasnamedtotheMIC all-conferenceteamforathirdtime andhasalsoqualifiedtocompeteinan NCAARegional,whichwilltakeplace onApril5inFayetteville,Ark.,along withfreshmanAlyssaTucker. “Ithinkit’sagreatopportunity,”Vanderpoolsaid.“Igottogolastyear,and itisreallyexcitingtogobackasecond time.IfeellikeIwillbealittlebitmore prepared,andIwilljustgettoenjoymy lastmeetasasenior.” LastseasonattheNCAANorman Regional,Vanderpoolcompetedin eacheventandplaced12thintheallaroundwithascoreof38.775. TuckerwasnamedtheMICFreshmanoftheYearandtotheall-conferenceteamafterthemeetwhereshe competedinalleventsandscoredan all-aroundtotalof39.000pointsforher squad. TuckerwastheonlyRedhawkto competeinallfoureventsandinthe fourthandfinalrotationshescored
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a9.800onthebeam.Thatbrought Southeast’stotalto48.075whenthe teamonlyneeded47.300towinthe championship. ThefirstrotationwasanimpressiveoneastheRedhawkswereone pointawayfromaperfect50.000inthe floorexercise.Theywereledbyanother talentedfreshman,ChelsiHamilton, whowastheco-championoftheevent withascoreof9.850. “Thisyear’steamhadawidemixture ofathletes,ofrecruits,ofpersonalities andofabilities,”Ewaskosaid.“Idon’t knowifwe’veeverhadthisdiverseofa teaminallofthoseareas.Alotoftimes, teamswillfindtheirlittlecliquesand havethislittlegrouphereandtherebut thisteamwasone.ThatissomethingI cantrulysaywhatcontributedtoour success.” AtotalofnineRedhawks,including fivefreshmen,werenamedtotheMIC all-conferenceteam.SeniorMegan Fosnow,Hamilton,Israel,seniorKimmiePickerl,freshmanAshleyThomas,TuckerandVanderpoolwereall honored. “Itellthemallthetimeasfreshmen,thecontributionstheymadeto thisteamthisyearwerereallyremarkableandyoudon’thearalotofthat,” Ewaskosaid.“Alotofteamsarebased offtheirjuniorandseniorclasses.The potentialofthefutureofthisteam camefromthesefreshmenthisyear, andIthinktheyhavesetanextremely highmarkandaverysolidfoundation forwhatnextyear’sfreshmenwillbe abletograbholdofandreallyjustrun withourrecordbook.”
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JUDO Club places at championship FOUR MEMBERS TOOK HOME MEDALS AT THE 2014 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS
Southeast Judo Club ranks third in the nation after wins at championship TYLER GRAEF ARROW REPORTER
Whenitcomestojudo,fightingalargeropponentcanbeagreatadvantageandwiththe righttechniqueitcanbeturnedandused againsthimorher.Withenoughskill,asmall playercansendalargeropponentcrashingto themat. Soit’sfittingthatalittlejudoclubfromMissouriisnowrankedthirdintheentirenation. The2014NationalCollegiateJudoChampionshipswereheldMarch8atTexasA&M University,andallfouroftheSoutheastMissouriStateUniversityJudoClubmembers whocompetedtookhomemedals.TylerKing andBobbieJoRidenhouerwonsilvermedals andKoTabataandJustinArchambowon bronzeintheirrespectivecategories.Theclub asawholebroughthomethethird-placetrophyaswell. Twenty-eightofthebestcollegejudoteams fromallaroundthecountrywererepresentedatthecompetition,eachindividualvying foreliteranking.Mostofthebigschools’ teams,unlikeSoutheast’s,areofficiallyschool sponsored. “TheplaceslikeWestPointandSanJose StateUniversityhaverealathleticjudoclubs, butSEMOisdifferent,”saidKoTabata,oneof theplayerswhorepresentedSoutheastatthe tournament.Hewentontoexplainhowthe factthatarecreationalclubcancompetewith programsthatarefarlargerisatestamentto thededicationoftheclubmembers. “Iamsoproudofourteam,”Tabata said.“Ourclubmaybetechnicallyonly
recreational,buteverysinglepersontrains reallyhard.” Thememberstrainasaclubthreetimesa week,andworkoutindependentlyontheoff days.Intheirfreetime,theyexplorenewtechniquesindiscussionslacedwithJapanese phraseslike“katagaruma,”“uchimata”and “uranage,”thetraditionalnamesfordifferent throws. Andwhenthere’sabigcompetitionon thehorizon,theirdedicationborderson obsession.Theybeginpreparingmonths inadvance,droppingweighttocompetein differentweightcategories.Tabatasaidhelost about20poundsinthetwomonthsbefore thenationalchampionshipsothathecould competeintheunder66-kilogramweight class.Kingalsohadtoloseweightbyadopting astrictdietandtrainingregimen.
“I am so proud of our team. Our club may be technically only recreational, but every single person trains really hard.” Ko Tabata ItallpaidoffinTexas,though. Kinglostonlyonematch,meaningheis nowrankedNo.2inthecountryintheElite Maledivision.CarsonGiamarriafromWest Pointtookthegoldmedal.Kingsaidthatit feelsalmostsurrealtoberankedamongthe
Members of the Judo Club pose with their medals. Submitted photo bestjudocompetitorsinthenation. Thisyear’ssuccessisespeciallysweetconsideringtheteam’sperformanceatlastyear’s nationalchampionships. “Lastyearwasbad,butatthesametime, we’vegrownsomuchsincethen,”Tabatasaid. “That’swhywetrainashardaswedo.” ArchamboandRidenhouerwereinthe novicedivisionbutsaidthatthecompetition wasstilltough. “Iwasalittlefrustratedwithmyfirsttwo
matches.Imadesimplemistakesandthey capitalizedoffthem.Tylercalledmedown andgotmereadyformythirdmatch.And washappythatIwasabletocorrectmymistakeandpulloffthewin,”Archambosaid. Theclubhopesthattherecentsuccesswill encouragemorepeopletojointheclub. “OurjudoteacherRandallRhodesisan amazingguy,”Tabatasaid,addingthateven beginnersarewelcometojoin.
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DANCE concert showcases many techniques PIECES INCLUDED IN THE CONCERT WERE CHOREOGRAPHED BY SOUTHEAST PROFESSORS, STUDENTS AND GUEST ARTISTS
River Campus hosts annual Spring Into Dance concert JAY FORNESS ARROW REPORTER
SpringintoDance,thissemester’sdanceconcert,includesfourstudent-choreographedpieces,threefaculty-choreographedpiecesandtwopieceschoreographedbyguest artiststhatshowcasemanydifferentdancingtechniquesand styles,accordingtooneofthestudentchoreographers,Laura Goeing. “Ithinkit’sgoingtobeareallystrongandreallyfunshow,” Goeingsaid.“Iknowthatthereisalotofstuffthatrangefrom comedypiecesthatareupbeatandalotofenergytoonesthat areemotionalwhilestillbeautiful.Ithinktheshowisgoingto haveareallygreatvarietyandisgoingtotaketheaudienceon aride.” Goeing’spieceisaSpanish-styleddancecalled“UnCambio deRitmo,”whichisSpanishfor“achangeinpace.” “It’skindofareallyupbeatjazzkindofroutine,”Goeing said.“Iwantedtoplayalotwiththemmovingalotthrough space,andtheydancewithdifferentgroups,soyoukindof don’tknowwheretheyaregoingalloverthestage.” Goeing,whohaschoreographedbefore,triedtodoadifferentkindofprocesswhereshedidn’tgointotherehearsalprocesshavingacompleteplan.Insteadshecollaboratedwithher dancersmoretomakesomething“reallyfun.” “ChoreographingissomethingthatI’vebeenworkingon overthepasttwoyears,”Goeingsaid.“It’smylastsemesterhere,andIreallywantedtothrowonemorepieceofwork outtheretokindofcontinuegrowinginthatareaandsay somethingelseaboutmymovementbeforeIgo.” AnotherseniorchoreographingapieceisZakMcMahon, whosedanceconsistsofafemaletrio. “Mydanceismoreofaconcept,Iwouldsay,thanastyle,” McMahonsaid.“It’sveryabstract.Mypieceismorefocused onthecreatingofthepiece.Mypieceiscalled‘Hozho,’which istheNavajoconceptofbeautyorbeautifulconditions.” McMahonsaidtherehearsalprocesshasbeengreatwith allofhisdancersworkinghardandbeingcreative,buthehas
learnedthatthereisneverenoughtimenorenoughspace. “ThisisthefirstworkthatI’veeverdoneforadanceconcert,andsowhenIcreateditIjustwantedtocreatesomething beautiful,”McMahonsaid.“Somethingthatfeltgoodtome, thatlookedbeautifulandfeltgoodtocreate.ThenIwantedto giveittomydancersandletthemmakeittheirownandcreate theirownbeautyfromthat.” Anotherfirst-timechoreographerfortheconcertisCorey Meyer,whosedancetookalongjourneybeforemakingitto thestage. “Iactuallywentintothisauditionwantingaguyandagirl andIwasgoingtodosomethingcompletelydifferentand thenIdidn’tseewhatIthoughtIwantedsoIgotthetwoguys,” Meyersaid.“Originally,therewasachairandIhadthispuppetidea,andthatwasn’tworking.Itchangedtwomoretimes beforeIcamearoundtotheidea,anditwasstressfulbecauseI hadtochangeatonofthingsoverandover.” Meyer’sfinalpiecedrawsinspirationfrommechanicsand thewaythatgearsweaveinandoutofeachother.Headded thathecomparedhisideawiththeopeningcreditsfromthe televisionshow“GameofThrones.” “I’ve[auditionedapiece]beforeanditdidn’tgetin,butyou learnfromthatbecausetheygiveyoufeedbacktotellyou whatyouneedtofixandwhatwaswrongwithitstructurally andthathelpedmemakethisone,”Meyersaid. Thelaststudentchoreographer,LeshayMathis,isinthree dancesalongwithconstructinganother. “I’mdancingintheguestartistpiececalled‘SoundEffects,’ andthatisliterallyanentirepiecemadeupofsoundeffects,” Mathissaid.”Therearesomeofthosesoundswhereyouare like‘Whatisthat?’butyoudon’tevencarebecauseitissofun.” Mathisaddedthatthecostumesonlyaddtothecrazylookof thepiece,withbrightcolors,suspendersandhelicopterhats. “I’minapiececalled‘BuildingDanger,’theseniorpiece, whichalsohasaguestartist,”Mathissaid.“Ithasthesereally crazyprops,andIdon’tthinkanyoneiseverdoingthesame thingalltogetherexceptformaybetwoeight-counts.Soit’sa lottolookat.”
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Spring Into Dance’s performers preview the show at the Show Me Center. Photo by Alyssa Brewer Togetmoredancersinvolved,thedancehasunderstudiesthatwillperformthepieceThursdayandSaturdaywith seniorsdoingitonFridayandSunday.Theseniorswillalso performthesamedancefortheirseniorshowcaseattheend oftheyear. “ThelastpieceI’minisPhilipEdgecomb’s,”Mathissaid. “Thecastis20people,andit’sverystrongandveryrigid.It’s cooltoworkwithsuchabigcastbecausemostofthestuff inthedancedepartmentisseventofivepeople,sotobeina piecethathas20hasbeenaveryhecticbutfunprocess.” Mathis’owndancecontainssixgirlsandavarietyofdance techniquesthroughout. “It’sjazz,there’ssomesteppinginit.It’skindoffunkyand makesyousmilebecausethegirlsinthepiecehavefunwith it,”Mathissaid.“WhenweareatrehearsalsandI’msmiling, weknowwe’reinagoodspot.It’sjazzy,it’sfunandit’sjusta goodtime.” Thedanceconcertbeginsat7:30p.m.April10-12,andat2 p.m.onApril13,attheDonaldC.BedellPerformanceHallat theRiverCampus.
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SEVEN artists to display on Broadway CAPE GIRARDEAU’S PUBLIC ARTS COMMITTEE ORGANIZED THE EXHIBITION
Broadway to host Cape’s first outdoor sculpture exhibition JESSICA PENLAND ARROW REPORTER
CapeGirardeau’sfirstoutdoorsculpture exhibition,whichissponsoredbythePublic ArtCommittee,willdebutonBroadwaythis month.ChrisWubbena,associateprofessor ofartatSoutheastMissouriStateUniversity, isoneofthesevenartistswhoseworkwillbe ondisplay. WubbenaisoneofthefoundingmembersofCapeGirardeau’sPublicArtCommittee,sohewasinstrumentalinorganizingthe show.Theideatohaveanoutdoorsculpture exhibitiongoesbackacoupleofyears,Wubbenasaid. Hewasreadinganarticleaboutthecity repairingandmakingimprovementsto Broadway.Thearticlediscussedthepossibilityofthecityinstallingsculpturesalong theBroadwaycorridor,Wubbenasaid.Asa sculptor,hewasinterestedinthispossibility, sohemadesomecallstolookintoit. Wubbenalearnedthatthedesignerswantedtoincludesculptures,buttherewasno plansetinmotionyet.Hesuggestedthata PublicArtCommitteebecreatedtoformulateaplan. “WedevelopedthePublicArtCommittee,”hesaid.“Fromthereitjustkeptgrowing andgrowingtothepointwherewefigured ourfirstrealthingthatwedooutsideofgettingdevelopedasacommitteeistohavethis outdoorsculptureexhibition.” Hehasshownhisworkinexhibitionslike thisonemanytimesbefore,sohepushed tohavethisexhibitionandthinksitwillbe beneficialtothecity. “Ihopethattheexhibitionbringsartinto ourdailylivesandaddssomethingnewand excitingtoourcommunity,”Wubbenasaid inanemail. Thepiecethathewilldisplayistitled,
TheAnnualJuriedStudentExhibitionwillbe displayedintheRosemaryBerkelandHarry L.CrispIIMuseumattheRiverCampuson beginningonFriday,April4. Thisyear’sjuror,artistKyleTriplett,said theshowwillfeature70piecesofwork bystudentsoftheDepartmentofArtat Southeast.Workwillbedisplayedacross severalcategoriesincluding2DColor/ DesignFoundations,3DFoundations, GraphicDesign/Illustration,DigitalArts, Ceramics,Fibers,Printmaking,Painting, DrawingandNewGenre. Awardswillbegivenforthebestpiece ineachcategoryaswellasBestinShow andDistinguishedMeritAward.Severalof theworksondisplaywillbeavailablefor purchase. Triplettsaideventsliketheseareimportantforstudentsfortheircurrentandfuture professionalcareers. “Exhibitingisthebiggestpartofart making,anyopportunityyouhaveasastudenttoexhibityourworkisahugelearning experience,”Triplettsaid. Amongthestudentschosentobepart oftheexhibitionareseniorsBryanPruett, AshleySextonandColtonCarter.
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“Victoria.”Hewasinspiredbyoneofthe sculpturesintheLouvre. “Asanartist,Iguess,quiteoftenweare inspiredbymanydifferentthings,butthe interestingthingisIthinkthisisthecasefor manyartistsormostartiststhereisusuallyacoupleofthingsthatstickwithusour entirecareers,”Wubbenasaid.“Wedon’t knowwhy,butthereissomethingthatisa mainlineinspiration,oralwaysintheback ofourheads.Inthiscaseitisthe‘Nikeof Samothrace.’” The“NikeofSamothrace”isastonesculptureofawingedwoman.Overtimethe sculpturehaserodedandthewomanhas lostherhead,butWubbenahasalwaysbeen inspiredbyit. “Ithasalwaysforsomereasonheldsome sortoffeelingoftriumphforme,”hesaid. “ThepinnacleofwhateveritisIwantartto be,soIstartedwiththatgeneralidea.” Unlike,the“NikeofSamothrace,”his sculptureismadeofsteel.Itis10feettall, 4-feet-6-incheswideand5feetdeep. Wubbenaisonlyoneoutofsevenartists whoseworkwillbeondisplay.Theother artistsincludeAndyArvanetesfromChicago;MikeBaurfromWestChicago,Ill.;Beth NybeckfromKansasCity,Mo.;DanPerry fromWaterloo,Iowa;BenPiercefromCape Girardeau;andStephanieSailerfromSwisher,Iowa. Areceptionwillbeheldat6p.m.onApril 4,attheVasterlingSuitesCourtyard.During thereception,thesculptureswillbeunveiled,andafterwardsattendeesarewelcome towalktheBroadwaycorridortolookat thesculptures.Thereceptionisopentothe public. Formoreinformationabouttheexhibition,visittheCapeGirardeauOutdoor Exhibition’swebsiteatwww.capearts.org/ capesculpture.
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Carter’smetalsculpture,“Meta,”aweldingpiece,isbeingjudgedinthe3DFoundationscategory.Cartersaidhisapproachto hisartstartswithform. “Iusuallystartoffwithabasicideaofa formandthenanalyzeit,comeupwitha concept,andthenchangeittomeettheconceptIamtryingtoachieve,”Cartersaid. Pruettalsohasaweldedmetalsculpture inthesamecategorytitled“Bale.”Hesaid theeventgiveshimmotivationinmaking hisart. “Exhibitionsmakeyoumoreconfidentin showingyourwork,thingslikethiskeepyou goingon,makingmoreart,”Pruettsaid. Sexton’spieceistitled“TheseThings”and isaperformancepieceintheNewGenre category.Performanceartisdefinedas“an artformthatcombinesvisualartwithdramaticperformance.” Sextonsaidsheisexcitedtoseemore diversityintheexhibitionwiththeinclusion ofperformanceart. “Icomefromaperformancebackground, wheretheartistheprocess.Icomeupwith anideaandanexperienceIwanttheviewer tohave,andIdomybesttouseactionand processtogetthatacross,”Sextonsaid. Theopeningreceptionfortheexhibitionwillbefrom4p.m.to8p.m.atCrisp Museum.Theeventisopentothepublic.
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RESEARCH continues on Show Me Center THE DECISION WAS MADE ON FEB. 28 THAT RESEARCH WOULD CONTUNE ON POSSIBLE IMPROVEMENTS
Proposal approved to research upgrades on Show Me Center BAILEY MCCORMICK STAFF WRITER
Fadedredfold-outseatscanbeseenscatteredthroughoutthearenaandadullbuzz fromdatedlightingfixturesactsasbackgroundnoise.TheSoutheastMissouriState UniversityShowMeCenteris27yearsold andmanycomponentsofthebuildingare showingsignsofage. OnFeb.28,theBoardofRegentsapproved aproposaltodofurtherresearchonimprovementsandupgradesthatareneededfor theShowMeCenter.Therewasnoofficial decisiontocarryoutanyupgrades. WillGorman,theShowMeCenter’sdirector,saidthereareseveralcomponentsof thebuildingtobeupdatedthathefeelswill improvethequalityofserviceforguests. “It’sanexcitingtime,”Gormansaid.“It’s notgoingtohappenovernight,butit’sexcitingwithallthepossibilitiesforthevenue herebecausetheShowMeCenterhasbeen arealbigpartofthecommunityandit’sexcitingtomoveforwardandkindofgetafresh look.”
“It’s an exciting time. It’s not going to happen overnight, but it’s exciting with all the possibilities for the venue here.” Will Gorman Manyofthebuilding’saspectshaveoutlivedtheirlifespan.Oneofthetoppriorities onthelistisreplacingtheretractableseats, whichareabout15yearspasttheirintended shelflife. Theseseatshavebeenusedbymillionsof peoplebecausetheyareoriginaltothebuildingandarebeginningtowearout.HusseySeating,thecompanythatmadethe building’sretractableseating,nolongerproducesthatstyleofseat.Gormansaidwhen partsfail,“wefixwhatwecanandthenwe gotoanotherpartsource.Butwe’vekindof exhaustedthat.” Gormanwouldliketoseenewseatsthat arewider,canseatmorepeople,aremore comfortableandmaycontaincupholders.
Hesaidamajorconcernisthattheseseats wereinstalledbeforetheAmericanDisabilitiesActwasinplaceanddonotcontain handrails,whichhehopeswillbepartofthe addition.Theseatingoftheprospectiveplan isestimatedtocost$2.4million. Thefacility’sroofis22yearsold.Kathy Manglesisvicepresidentoffinanceand administrationatSoutheast.AttheFebruary boardmeetingMangelssaidtheroofis beginningtocrumbleapart,causingwater damage.Thesteelsystemthatrunsalongthe ceilingalsoneedsimprovement.Performancesandeventswillhaveequipmenthang fromthissystem.Thecurrentsystemholds upto70,000poundsandmanyoftheperformancesthatcometotheShowMeCenterhavetoomuchequipmentforthesystem tohandle. “WhenTransSiberianOrchestrawashere withaChristmasshowthreeyearsinarow, everyyeartheyleftmoreandmoreequipmentontheirtruck,”Gormansaid.“They couldn’tevenbringintheirwholeproductionbecausewedidn’thavethecapabilityto holdthatthatmuchweight.” Othercomponentsofthefacilitythatare datedincludethelightingfixtures,thelightbulbscoreboardandthesoundsystemthat wasonlyintendedforvoice,notmusic. Eachoftheseareoriginaltothebuildingas well.Gormansaidhewouldliketoseethe lightsreplacedwithenergyefficientLED lightingandadigitalscoreboardwithvideo capabilities.Theseelementscombinedare estimatedtocost$1.5million. “Thethoughtprocessisamoreupdatedsystemthatcanhandlesomemusic butalsogivesustheflexibilitywhereifwe wantedtodropasetofspeakersandset themupforaJohnLegendorREO,Styx, wewouldhavethatcapabilitytodothat,” Gormansaid. Otherminoraspectsoftheplanare bathroomsmoresuitableforhandicap needs,anup-to-dateelevatorandsome workonthebadlydamagednorthsideof theparkinglot.Theestimatedcostforthis portionoftheupgradesis$2.15million. “Thefacilityhasbeenwellmaintainedbutunfortunatelyit’stimetodosome upgrades,”Gormansaid. Theprojectisestimatedtocost$7million total.Planswillbedrawnupinthenextfew weeksbydifferentarchitectsandspecialists.Furtherdevelopmentwillbeproposed atthenextboardmeetinginJune.
Top: The scoreboard located in the Show Me Center. Photo by Alyssa Brewer Bottom: The wall of fame in the Show Me Center. Photo by Bailey McCormick
SEMO Campus Outreach serves community in United States and Thailand JOHN SCHWARTZ ARROW REPORTER
TheCampusOutreachprogramatSoutheastMissouriState UniversityisinpreparationforitstripstoTampa,Fla.,and Thailandtoprovidecommunityserviceandfaithexpansion thissummer. Since1999,SEMOCampusOutreachmembershavebeen goingontripsaroundtheworldtofurthertheirfaithandrelationshipwithChristaswellastoservethecommunityin variousways.Theorganizationisstudent-basedoutofSecond PresbyterianChurchinMemphis,Tenn.,withalocalaffiliationwithanon-denominationalChristianchurch,CapeBible Chapel,inCapeGirardeau.Thissummer,members’service willcontinueastheytraveltoTampa,Fla.,inMayandKohn Kehn,Thailand,inJune.ThegroupfromSoutheastwilljoin studentsfromMiddleTennesseeUniversity,LouisianaState UniversityandMurrayStateUniversity.TheTampaProjectwill beabout10weekslongandthetriptoThailandwilllastabout sevenweeks. “Weareexpectingabout35-40studentsfromSEMOtogoto
Tampa,outof115fromtheothercombinedschools,andwe havefourofourstudents,outofninealtogether,goingtoThailand,”BrettPowell,headofSEMOCampusOutreach,said. AmongthosegoingtoTampaisjuniorNikWeber.Hewillbe participatinginhissecondconsecutivetriptoTampa. “ThestudentleaderswillgodowntoTampainmid-late MaytopersonallydevelopwaystoseekGodthroughhisword andshareitevangelicallywiththeworld,”Webersaid. Weberwillbeastudentleaderonthistripforthefirsttime andsaidthatheisexcitedforthenewexperiencestocomeas wellasthespiritualfindingsthatawaithim. “IhaveneverexperiencedanythinglikeIdidlastsummer,”Webersaid.“It’sanincrediblecircumstanceforanyone whochoosestobeapartofitandIwouldhighlyrecommend anyonetogiveawaytheirsummerinthisway.” AlsoamongthestudentstravelingisseniorLindsey Leathers.ShewillbegoingtoThailand,alongwithPowell,for thefirsttimeonJune6andwillbeapartofateamtoteachan EnglishcampforcollegeagedkidsinKohnKehn,Thailand. Thefocusofthecampwillalsobetohelpbuildrelationships andshareGodwiththem.
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“WhatIamlookingforwardtomostaboutthetripisprobablymakingnewfriendswiththeThaithatwillhopefullylasta lifetime,”Leatherssaid,“Iamalsoexcitedtotrynewfoodand experienceanewculture!” Theintentionsofthecampusoutreachtripsaretogrow theirknowledgeofJesusChristthroughtheBibleandshare thegospelwithpeopleintheirrespectivecommunities.They willalsohelpthepoorandlessfortunateintheseareas.For thestudentsparticipating,theseprojectsarepredominantly usedtotrainthestudentshowtosharethegospelwithpeople fortherestoftheirlives,beinginauthenticcommunityand growingtheirworldvision. “I’mlookingforwardtochangingtheworld,”Powellsaid. “I’mexcitedtoaboutstudentslovingJesusandbeingcompelledtosharehisgraceandsharingtheirfaithwiththe community.” AlthoughtheThailandtripisnowclosed,anystudents wishingtoparticipateinthetriptoTampamayemailBrett Powellatbrett.powell@campusoutreach.org,visittheCampus Outreachwebsiteatcomemphis.orgorfollowthemonTwitter@cosemo828.
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ADVANCE
SWITCHING it up at Southeast SOUTHEAST CONTINUES TO IMPROVE WITH THE ARRIVAL OF BOTH A NEW EVENT AND A COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE
Students begin to slip on their heels for the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event LOGAN YOUNG COPY EDITOR
GreekWeekwillfeatureaneventcalledWalkaMileinHer ShoesthatisnewtoSoutheastMissouriStateUniversity’s campusthisyear. DeAnte’Smith,thedirectorforGreeklife,saidthat Southeast’sGreekExecutiveBoardwantedtoholdasimple, cost-effectiveall-GreekeventwhereallthreeGreekcouncils oncampuscouldcometogetherandsponsoraneventand haveitbeopentothecommunity.WalkaMileinHerShoes wastheperfectfit. WalkaMileinHerShoesisaneventthatfeaturesamarch tostoprape,sexualassaultandgenderviolence.Theeventis backedbyanon-profitorganizationthathelpsspreadawarenessinformationaboutsexualabusethroughoutthenation. “We’repartneringwithanon-profitorganizationthat’s goingtocomeinandeducatethestudentsbeforethewalk actuallyhappensaboutwhatyoucandoifyouhaveafriend orifyou’reinasituationwhereyouaresexuallyassaulted,” Smithsaid.“[That]thesearethepeopleoncampusyoucan contact,thepeopleoffcampus,theadvocatesforyou,andthe placesthat,youknow,youcangotoifyou’reeverputinthat situation.” SmithsaidthatalongwithhelpfromtheGreekbudget, severaldepartmentsoncampushavehelpedcontributefundingfortheextra-large,man-sizedhighheeledshoes.Hedoes notexpecttheeventtohaveaverylargeprofitmarginwith donationssincethisisthefirstyear,andsomuchmoneyhas beenspenttobuytheshoesforthewalk.Inthefuture,Smith seesdonationsgrowingifthewalkbecomesanannualevent. BenWhite,SoutheastsenioranddirectorofGreekWeek, saidthatsincetheWalkaMileinHerShoesorganizationis moreofanadvocacygroupforsexualassaultawareness,it doesnottakedonations,butitsupportsgivinganydonationfundsraisedtolocalbusinessesthatcoulduseit,likethe Women’sSafeHouseinCapeGirardeau. ThewalkwillbeginatthefrontofKentLibraryandwillthen
headdownNormalStreet,takearightontoPacificStreet,then goontoBroadway,thenbackontoHendersonandthenback upNormalStreettothefinishatthefrontofKentLibrary. Smithsaidthathesubmittedarequesttotryandhave Broadwaytemporarilyshutdownforthewalksothatallthe individualsparticipatingwouldbesafeonthestreet.Hesaid hehadnotheardbackfromthecityyetastowhetherornota permitisneededfortheevent. “We’regoingtohavetheuniversityspeakthere[atthe WalkaMileevent],they’regoingtobethekeynotespeaker, andthenwe’vealsobeenincontactwiththe[Women’s]Safe House,sowe’retryingtofigureoutwhowantstosaywhat, whowantstohandoutpamphletsordoanythinglikethat, we’restillkindofworkingoutthelogisticsofthat,butthey’re bothgoingtobethere,”Whitesaid.“They’llgivealittlespeech atthebeginningjusttokindofkickitoff,andwe’llgofrom there.” Althoughthewalkisbeingorganizedbymembersofthe Greekcommunity,allstudentsandmembersofthesurroundingcommunityarewelcometoparticipateinthewalk becauseitspurposeistohelpraiseawarenessforsexual assaultandabusevictims. Smithsaidthatheexpectsmorethan1,000Southeaststudentstoparticipate,includingrepresentativesfromtheathleticdepartment.StaffrepresentativesfromRecreationServices willalsotakepartinthemilewalk. Smithsaidthatnoteveryoneisrequiredtoweartheheelsto participateintheevent. “Inordertoactuallysupporttheeventyouactuallydon’t havetoweartheheelsandsopeoplevolunteer,ofcoursethe heelsiswhatmakestheevent,butifsomeguysorsomestaff orotherstudentswanttobeinvolvedbuttheydon’twantto wearheelsbuttheywanttoactuallymarchorwalkwiththe guysthatarewearingtheheelswewantthattoactuallyhappen,soweencouragethat,”Smithsaid.“Soyoudon’thaveto wearheelsinordertosupporttheevent,youdon’thavetobe amaleinordertosupporttheevent.Wewantasmanyfemale students,faculty,staffoutthereaspossibleaswell,andof
coursetheydon’twearheelsatall.” SmithsaidthathewantsWalkaMiletobeanannualevent forSoutheast,butthatitalldependsonhowreceptivethe communityistoitthisfirsttime. “Wewantittobeaslargeaspossiblesothatnowwecan kindofgrowfromGreekWeektojustbeing,youknow,thisis aneventthatSoutheastputsoneveryyear,”Smithsaid. TheWalkaMileinHerShoeseventwilltakeplaceat5p.m. onApril7infrontofKentLibrary. Ifthereareanyquestionsaboutsigningupforapairofheels towalkin,contactSmithattheofficeofGreekLifeat573-9867301ordmsmith@semo.edu.
Ben White testing out his new pumps for the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event. Photo by Logan Young
New course open to all students ofered by computer science department BRITTANY MYERS ARROW REPORTER
ThecomputersciencedepartmentatSoutheastMissouriStateUniversityisofferinganewfall coursethatwillbeavailableforallstudentstotake. Studentsinterestedinlearningcomputerprogrammingwhoarenotmajoringorminoringin thatparticularfieldofstudynowhavetheopportunitytolearnandbuildskillsforthecomputer programindustryifinterested.Studentswillbecreditedthreehours. Computerprogramminglogic,orCS125,willfocusonlogicconceptsthatgointocomputer programmingandhowtheyrelatetodifferenttypesofapplications. Dr.DavidProbst,thechairpersonoftheDepartmentofScience,saidthecourseisintended forstudentswhodonothavetotakecollegealgebra,orMA134. Accordingtothecoursesyllabus,students’objectiveswillbetodemonstratetheabilityto locateandgatherinformation;demonstratecapabilitiesforcriticalthinking,reasoningand analyzing;demonstrateeffectivecommunicationskillsanddemonstratetheabilitytointegrate thebreadthanddiversityofknowledgeandexperience. Thecoursewasfirstintroducedduringthefall2013semesterandwillonlybeofferedin futurefallsemesters.ProfessorXuesongZhangofthecomputersciencedepartmentwillbeteachingthecourseforhisfirsttimethisfall.Zhangsaidthatenrollmentforlastfallwaslowandhe isnotexpectingasmanystudentstoenrollthiscomingfallsemesterduetolackofpromotion. Hehopesthatenrollmentwillbelargerinthecomingfallsemesterandthatavarietyofstudentsfromdifferentareasofstudieswilltakepartinthenewcourse. StudentscompletingthecoursewillgaintheknowledgethattheywillneedandareexpectedtounderstandthefundamentalconceptsofBooleanlogic,whichorganizestherelationship ofkeywordsgivenincomputerdatabasesforresearchers,andbeabletocomprehendcomputeralgorithmsbyusingprogrammingconstructs.ProgramssuchasJavaScriptusetheBoolean logic.
“We got the door wide open for students majoring in different areas or those minoring in computer science or business. It’s everything possible.” Xuesong Zhang Beforestudentsgettheexperienceoflearningcomputerprogramming,thecoursereviews elementaryalgebraicexpressions.Relationaloperatorssuchaslessthanandgreaterthanand
Southeast students working in class in the Polytechnic Building. Photo by Alyssa Brewer logicalexpressionssuchasorandandarecoveredfirstthingbecausestudentswillbeexpected tousewhattheyhavelearnedatthebeginningofthecourseandapplyittowardsassignments throughoutthesemester. Thesyllabusstatesthatstudentswillbeabletodevelopanddocumentcomputer-based solutionstosmallproblemsinanintroductoryprogramminglanguageinaspreadsheetapplicationandforsimplewebprogramminginHTMLusingsomeofthecoreprogramming constructs. ProbstsaidthathewasexcitedabouttheclassbeingofferedatSoutheastformanydifferentreasons.Onereasonwasthatstudentswhoareunsureoftheirmajorsmayseekaninterestinthecomputersciencedepartmentduringtheirfreshmanorsophomoreyearsanddecide thatitistheareaofstudythestudentwantstodeclare.Anotherreasonisthatstudentsfromany departmentatSoutheastcantakepartinthecourseiftheywantto,whethertheyareanartstudentorbusinessstudent. Thecourseprerequisiteshavechangedsincelastfall.Probstsaidthatbeforethereweremore listed.Hesaidhehopesthatbecausetheprerequisitesareshorter,morestudentswilltakethe course. Accordingtothesyllabus,studentsmusthaveanACTscoreof22orhigherandhavecompletedMA106withagradeof‘C’orhigher. “Wegotthedoorwideopenforstudentsmajoringindifferentareasorthoseminoringin computerscienceorbusiness,”Zhangsaid.“It’severythingpossible.” Zhangsaidhehopesstudentsmasterthematerialwellandlearntheobjectivessothatthey willhavetheskillsandalsobeabletolandajobinthefuture.
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Student Government Elections
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College of Business Jeremiah Hathorn
Shaquira Sylvester
Kevin Marquez
Nicole Eversman
Minhua Zhu
SAVANNA MAUE The Southeast Missouri State University Student Government Association elections will be available through the Southeast portal April 2 -3 to elect the SGA executive board and the student senators. There are three EDITOR students running for the executive board unopposed and 49 students running for senate positions in their various colleges. Each college can elect five senators while the schools can only elect three. The School of Visual and Performing Arts and the School of University Studies do not have enough candidates for a full ballot, so the students are running uncontested. Senators represent all of the students in their college. The senators vote on and discuss different issues within their weekly SGA meetings that impact students. Senators sit on a number of committees within student government and the university. These selected students are responsible for deciding the distribution of SGA’s operating budget, which comes from Southeast students’ fees. All the candidates provided their statement of candidacy when submitting their application, which is the information listed below.
Executive Board
School of
Caleb Cockrill
Kelsey Orf
Caleb Cockrill is a biomedical science
Kelsey is a business major serving
Tyler Sayer Tyler is a mass communication
I’m Jeremiah Hathorn and I’m running for
My name is Shaquira Sylvester. I am a senior
Kevin Marquez is a freshman majoring in
My name is Nicole Eversman and I am a
I’m Minhua Zhu originally from Shanghai,
and economics major and serves on
as student government chief of staff.
student currently in his second
senator for the College of Business. I’m a
here at Southeast and my major is finance. I
accounting. He currently serves the student
junior studying finance and economics. I
China. I’m currently a sophomore. I have
the senate. He has leadership experi-
This position, along with others
term as a senator. He has served
junior majoring in accounting. I’ve had the
am the president of the Showstoppers Dance
body as a senator for the College of Business,
want to be a part of student government so
been studying in the U.S. for five years and
ence across campus, including Greek
across campus, has provided her
on multiple committees, including
opportunity to get to know more people by being
Team. I love to give back to the community
in addition to holding leadership positions in
I can make a positive impact on Southeast’s
have good communication skills. I care for
Life and a number of university com-
with the experience to serve as
the funding board and the advising
previously involved in student government.
through volunteer service. I am a dedicated
Greek Life and the Interfraternity Council.
campus, and to help better the university
all school activities and student life. I will
mittees where he advocates for stu-
vice president. She is running on
council. Tyler s active in several
I want to be more involved in the decision-
individual that likes to pass along positivity.
As a senator, he will work to increase student
as a whole by giving students a voice.
do my best to strengthen the relationship
dent interests. As the student body
a ticket with Caleb Cockrill and
organization and in residence life.
between the university and the students.
president Caleb will seek to improve
Tyler Sayer, and looks forward to
Tyler is running on a ticket with
student services and school spirit.
working together to serve Southeast.
making process that affects the campus.
Peter Jacobsen
involvement and improve on-campus parking.
Aaron Clite
Sierra Heil
Sam Wall
Chanel Blount
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President
College of
Vice President
Liberal Arts
Rachel Reischman
Ryan Rhodes
Andrew Bauman
Visual &
Performing Arts Perri Nicole Edwards
Caleb Cockrill and Kelsey Orf.
Treasurer
Parker Butler
Andrew Baker
Here at Southeast, I am currently pursuing a bachelor of fine arts in musical theatre. I am hoping to also earn a double major in fine arts entrepreneurship and health promotion. I
Peter Jacobsen currently serves as a senator in
My name is Aaron Clite. I was honored to
student government and is an active student
serve as your senator this year, with so much
on campus. He is majoring in economics
accomplished, but still much to be done. I
and finance and looks forward to represent-
look forward to being able to continue to
ing the College of Business. He plans work
represent you in the future. I hope to count
with fellow leaders to improve campus
on your support in this upcoming election.
Sierra, from Edwardsville, Ill., is a business
research opportunities for all students.
Abhishek Suryavanshi
My name is Sam Wall and I’m a junior.
Chanel Blount is a leader who has a passion for
was recently in Orpheus Descending. Here at
administration major. She has participated in
I’m a marketing major and finance
advocating Southeast’s student’s voices. She has
Southeast, I’m involved in University Players.
First Year Leadership Program and Emerging
minor. I have a cumulative GPA 3.6. I’m
demonstrated this through her dedication and
Leaders, and is a member of the Jane Stephens
a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. I
involvement as student senator for the College
Honors Program. Sierra has been serving as
have always been involved on campus.
of Business and holds leadership positions on
senator during the spring semester and would
Last summer I was a business intern
campus. She is a dedicated listener that is com-
love to hold the position again next year.
Nibesh Lal Amatya
mitted to representing the students’ opinions.
Nzogne Magne Joelle Lise Omar Dawood
Harman Malhi
Amanda Marsh I am Rachel Reischman, I am a junior from
I’m a sophomore majoring in public rela-
A current senator, I am a junior history major
Parker Butler is looking for re-election to
My name is Andrew Baker and I am pursuing a
Chaffee, Mo., studying public relations with a
tions with a minor in Spanish. I have served
and plan to pursue urban planning and law
a senate seat in the College of Liberal Arts.
student government senator position for the College
minor in hospitality management. I have been
on student government since the second
after Southeast. I am an Eagle Scout – BSA. I
He is a sophomore double major in public
of Liberal Arts at Southeast Missouri State University.
involved in numerous organizations on and off
semester of my freshman year. I’ve been
have been active with many campus organiza-
relations and advertising. He holds executive
I serve as the parliamentarian for student govern-
campus, such as: homecoming committee, Cath-
active on campus serving as an Opening
tions including student government, swim
positions in Student Alumni Association,
ment. I have served several leadership positions
olic Campus Ministries, a resident assistant, Phi
Week Leader, a member of Phi Delta Theta,
club, jazz band, marching band and campus
Greek Life and the Interfraternity Council.
outside of student government such as president
Beta Lambda, Big Brothers Big Sisters and more.
Phi Beta Lambda and other organizations.
outreach. I also play drums and guitar.
Jacob Crowder
Amber Cason
Lydia Ness
of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity (PIKE) and the
Ben White
resident assistant of the PIKE house on Greek Hill.
Hayley Bohnert
My name is Amanda Marsh. I am a sophomore double majoring in biology: pre physician’s assistant and dance. I am currently serving as one of the student government senators for the Visual School
I am Nzogne Magne Joelle Lise, majoring
of Performing Arts and am a member of University
I am a career-oriented international student
I am Nibesh Lal Amatya, I’m a junior
in international business and a student
Omar Salman Dawood is an international stu-
Harman Malhi is a sophomore at South-
here at Southeast. My major is finance
at Southeast with a major in account-
ambassador for the spring semester,
dent with a major in accounting and a minor
east. She is currently a finance major
with a minor in computer science. I have
ing and minor in information systems.
a member of DECA Association and
in information systems. He wants to join
with a minor in information systems.
worked as an intern in an MNC right
I like being involved in several activities
International Business Club. My education,
student government to articulate and voice the
She wants to join student government
out of school which has increased my
in and outside of college. I like to play
work attitude and interests make me an
necessary questions and concerns that South-
to benefit students interest at large and
skills for better decision making. It also
table tennis. I also like traveling. I am
ideal candidate for senate and I would like
east students have at large and act as a bridge
voice the questions and concerns of the
taught me to work with responsibility.
an international student from Nepal.
to represent the business department.
between the administration and students.
student body for a much-needed change.
College of Science Technology & Agriculture Dharamvir Kumar Yadav
Nikhil Khanal
Doug Halim
Sean Thomas
Abhishek Suryavanshi
Dancers United organization here at Southeast.
School of
I am a freshman in the College of Liberal
Amber currently holds a senate position in the
My name is Lydia Ness and I am a junior
Ben White is a senior at Southeast Missouri
Hayley Bohnert is a junior majoring in political
Arts studying advertising. I am very
College of Liberal Arts and is a junior majoring
double majoring in historic preservation
State University majoring in historic preserva-
science and has served on student government
interested in representing the Col-
in mass communication and minoring in
and anthropology. I have served on student
tion. He has held leadership positions in several
for the past two years. Hayley is involved
lege of Liberal Arts, because I see some
history. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega
government for two years. I am a member
organizations across campus, including Greek
in Alpha Xi Delta, Omnicron Delta Kappa,
changes that could be made. I would like
sorority, Order of Omega Honor Society, a stu-
of Alpha Delta Pi, Historic Preservation
Life, Greek Week Executive Board, Residence
Phi Kappa Phi, Order of Omega, numerous
to dedicate my time to serving the people
dent representative on the University’s Foun-
Association and Phi Eta Sigma. I am
Life, NRHH and HPA. As a senator he will
university committees and has served as the
that I share this awesome campus with.
dation Board and a Presidential Ambassador.
also a part of the honors program.
work to improve and expand online courses.
student government liaison for faculty senate.
College of Education Alexis Hightaian
Cole Criddle
Xueer Dongfang
College of Health & Human Services Alyssa Robison
My name is Dharamvir Kumar Yadav. I am
My name is Nikhil Khanal. I am pursuing a
Hello Southeast students! My name is Doug
I’m Sean Thomas and I’m running for senator
I am Abhishek Yadav and I am an undergradu-
a junior majoring in computer information
bachelor’s degree in computer information
Halim, and I’m a freshman here at Southeast.
for the College of Science, Technology and
ate freshman at the College of Science, Technol-
systems. I want to join student govern-
systems and an accounting minor. I am keen
I’m currently studying forensic chemis-
Agriculture. I’m a sophomore double majoring
ogy and Agriculture. I am an international
in chemistry: biology option, and micro/cell/
student from New Delhi, India. I would be a
ment to represent computer science and
toward learning new things, meeting new
try and minoring in criminal justice, and
Indians and get my peers more involved.
people and helping my fellow students. This
my dream is to one day become a forensic
interest of mine encouraged me to apply for
criminalist. I have a passion for service,
president of the Chemistry Club, and member
the senator position in student government.
as well as sports, movies and music.
of the Alpha Chi Sigma chemistry fraternity.
Ankita Hasija
Harman Malhi
Charlotte Donaway
molecular biology. I have a 4.0 GPA. I’m the vice candidate for the College of Science, Technology
Alexander Dunn
My name is Brandon Robbers and currently I am a first year Cole Criddle is a junior majoring in Lexi Hightaian is a freshman majoring in
senator. I got involved in student government because I really
biology education. He is currently a
enjoy making situations better. I feel strongly about other
senator for the College of Education. He
student’s opinions and I would love continuing to bring hem
I am Xueer Dongfang, I go by Sharon, I am
and Agriculture (COSTA). I would strive for
She is currently a senator, a member of Echo
from China. I am a freshman in early childhood
also has sat on student government’s
advancement of my college and campus.
and serves on university committees here
and elementary education major. I am really
finance committee and funding board
Alyssa Robison is a non-traditional student who
she is an advocate for student interests. As
passionate about what I am learning. I will
and on the university’s traffic appeals and
worked as a surgical technician in a busy operat-
man majoring in hospitality management. I
a senator Lexi will address the issues of
definitely be a voice for the College of Education.
information technology committees.
ing room outside of Chicago before deciding to
joined Aplha Delta Pi last fall and also received
smoking on campus and academic advising.
Kristofer Harlow
Meredith Headtke
I’m Ankita Hasija, I’m a freshman honors
Harman Malhi is a sophomore at Southeast.
Charlotte Donaway is involved in multiple
Alexander Dunn is a sophomore major-
Mary McKee is a junior studying computers and
student. I’ve been a first year senator, co-
She is currently a finance major with a minor in
organizations, including Emerging Leaders
ing in computer sciences and biomedical
multimedia graphics. She is president of Colleges
chair of ISA community, service committee
information systems. She wants to join student
and Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity where she
sciences. He is involved in several organiza-
Against Cancer, a member of Alpha Chi Omega
Kris Harlow is a first year student and has served
and a member of Alpha Chi Sigma. These
government to benefit students interest at
holds the chair of reporter, and loves advocat-
tion including Greek Life, Student Secular
sorority and Collegiate Farm Bureau. Currently
roles ignited my passion to be a voice for
large and voice the questions and concerns of
ing for students. If elected, she will strive
Association and the Student Medical Society.
a senator, she is dedicated to her college and
students and strive for change on campus.
the student body for a much-needed change.
for further improvement of the facilities and
As a senator he will address the issues of
opportunities for education on campus.
smoking on campus and student involvement.
A Partnership with Southeast Missouri State University and Rust Communications • To advertise, call 573-388-2741
Brandon Robbers
Sara Giocolo
early childhood and elementary education.
Mary McKee
University Studies
Jarrid Snyder
to student government to improve Southeast and my college. My name is Sara Giocolo and I am a fresh-
pursue a nursing degree at Southeast. Alyssa
a position as well. I wanted to find the best
is a single parent of one, a LGBT supporter
way to get involved on campus and I figured
and a practicing atheist and humanitarian.
Michael Claussen
Clayton Dawson
student government would be the best way.
Austin Cordell
My name is Meredith Headtke, I am a
My name is Jarrid Snyder and I am looking
sophomore. I am a member of Alpha
to serve as the senator for the College of
Clay Dawson is a first-year student at Southeast
on student government as a first year senator and
Chi Omega, Assist with Autism, and
Education for the 2014 – 2015 academic year.
My name is Michael Claussen and I am a sophomore.
through various committees, and the fund-
he is active in Greek Life on campus, where he is
as the University Affairs chair. He is a member of
a Student Ambassador. I think being
I have served the last two terms on student
I am currently a student government senator. I am
ing board. As a criminal justice major, he
secretary for Lambda Chi Alpha, and has already
feels she offers valuable representation to the
Greek Life and Student Ambassadors and hopes to
a part of student government would
government and have a strong passion for
very active across our campus in different groups like
hopes to improve communication by utilizing
served a year in student government senate. He looks
College of Science, Technology and Agriculture.
satisfy any needs Southeast students may have.
be a great way to be more involved.
leadership and incorporate student input!
CMO Fit, Greek Life, and I also work on campus.
resourcefulness, action, and passion.
forward to serving his constituents next year.
Austin has been deeply involved in SGA
Missouri State University from Edwardsville, Ill.,
Student Government Elections
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College of Business Jeremiah Hathorn
Shaquira Sylvester
Kevin Marquez
Nicole Eversman
Minhua Zhu
SAVANNA MAUE The Southeast Missouri State University Student Government Association elections will be available through the Southeast portal April 2 -3 to elect the SGA executive board and the student senators. There are three EDITOR students running for the executive board unopposed and 49 students running for senate positions in their various colleges. Each college can elect five senators while the schools can only elect three. The School of Visual and Performing Arts and the School of University Studies do not have enough candidates for a full ballot, so the students are running uncontested. Senators represent all of the students in their college. The senators vote on and discuss different issues within their weekly SGA meetings that impact students. Senators sit on a number of committees within student government and the university. These selected students are responsible for deciding the distribution of SGA’s operating budget, which comes from Southeast students’ fees. All the candidates provided their statement of candidacy when submitting their application, which is the information listed below.
Executive Board
School of
Caleb Cockrill
Kelsey Orf
Caleb Cockrill is a biomedical science
Kelsey is a business major serving
Tyler Sayer Tyler is a mass communication
I’m Jeremiah Hathorn and I’m running for
My name is Shaquira Sylvester. I am a senior
Kevin Marquez is a freshman majoring in
My name is Nicole Eversman and I am a
I’m Minhua Zhu originally from Shanghai,
and economics major and serves on
as student government chief of staff.
student currently in his second
senator for the College of Business. I’m a
here at Southeast and my major is finance. I
accounting. He currently serves the student
junior studying finance and economics. I
China. I’m currently a sophomore. I have
the senate. He has leadership experi-
This position, along with others
term as a senator. He has served
junior majoring in accounting. I’ve had the
am the president of the Showstoppers Dance
body as a senator for the College of Business,
want to be a part of student government so
been studying in the U.S. for five years and
ence across campus, including Greek
across campus, has provided her
on multiple committees, including
opportunity to get to know more people by being
Team. I love to give back to the community
in addition to holding leadership positions in
I can make a positive impact on Southeast’s
have good communication skills. I care for
Life and a number of university com-
with the experience to serve as
the funding board and the advising
previously involved in student government.
through volunteer service. I am a dedicated
Greek Life and the Interfraternity Council.
campus, and to help better the university
all school activities and student life. I will
mittees where he advocates for stu-
vice president. She is running on
council. Tyler s active in several
I want to be more involved in the decision-
individual that likes to pass along positivity.
As a senator, he will work to increase student
as a whole by giving students a voice.
do my best to strengthen the relationship
dent interests. As the student body
a ticket with Caleb Cockrill and
organization and in residence life.
between the university and the students.
president Caleb will seek to improve
Tyler Sayer, and looks forward to
Tyler is running on a ticket with
student services and school spirit.
working together to serve Southeast.
making process that affects the campus.
Peter Jacobsen
involvement and improve on-campus parking.
Aaron Clite
Sierra Heil
Sam Wall
Chanel Blount
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President
College of
Vice President
Liberal Arts
Rachel Reischman
Ryan Rhodes
Andrew Bauman
Visual &
Performing Arts Perri Nicole Edwards
Caleb Cockrill and Kelsey Orf.
Treasurer
Parker Butler
Andrew Baker
Here at Southeast, I am currently pursuing a bachelor of fine arts in musical theatre. I am hoping to also earn a double major in fine arts entrepreneurship and health promotion. I
Peter Jacobsen currently serves as a senator in
My name is Aaron Clite. I was honored to
student government and is an active student
serve as your senator this year, with so much
on campus. He is majoring in economics
accomplished, but still much to be done. I
and finance and looks forward to represent-
look forward to being able to continue to
ing the College of Business. He plans work
represent you in the future. I hope to count
with fellow leaders to improve campus
on your support in this upcoming election.
Sierra, from Edwardsville, Ill., is a business
research opportunities for all students.
Abhishek Suryavanshi
My name is Sam Wall and I’m a junior.
Chanel Blount is a leader who has a passion for
was recently in Orpheus Descending. Here at
administration major. She has participated in
I’m a marketing major and finance
advocating Southeast’s student’s voices. She has
Southeast, I’m involved in University Players.
First Year Leadership Program and Emerging
minor. I have a cumulative GPA 3.6. I’m
demonstrated this through her dedication and
Leaders, and is a member of the Jane Stephens
a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. I
involvement as student senator for the College
Honors Program. Sierra has been serving as
have always been involved on campus.
of Business and holds leadership positions on
senator during the spring semester and would
Last summer I was a business intern
campus. She is a dedicated listener that is com-
love to hold the position again next year.
Nibesh Lal Amatya
mitted to representing the students’ opinions.
Nzogne Magne Joelle Lise Omar Dawood
Harman Malhi
Amanda Marsh I am Rachel Reischman, I am a junior from
I’m a sophomore majoring in public rela-
A current senator, I am a junior history major
Parker Butler is looking for re-election to
My name is Andrew Baker and I am pursuing a
Chaffee, Mo., studying public relations with a
tions with a minor in Spanish. I have served
and plan to pursue urban planning and law
a senate seat in the College of Liberal Arts.
student government senator position for the College
minor in hospitality management. I have been
on student government since the second
after Southeast. I am an Eagle Scout – BSA. I
He is a sophomore double major in public
of Liberal Arts at Southeast Missouri State University.
involved in numerous organizations on and off
semester of my freshman year. I’ve been
have been active with many campus organiza-
relations and advertising. He holds executive
I serve as the parliamentarian for student govern-
campus, such as: homecoming committee, Cath-
active on campus serving as an Opening
tions including student government, swim
positions in Student Alumni Association,
ment. I have served several leadership positions
olic Campus Ministries, a resident assistant, Phi
Week Leader, a member of Phi Delta Theta,
club, jazz band, marching band and campus
Greek Life and the Interfraternity Council.
outside of student government such as president
Beta Lambda, Big Brothers Big Sisters and more.
Phi Beta Lambda and other organizations.
outreach. I also play drums and guitar.
Jacob Crowder
Amber Cason
Lydia Ness
of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity (PIKE) and the
Ben White
resident assistant of the PIKE house on Greek Hill.
Hayley Bohnert
My name is Amanda Marsh. I am a sophomore double majoring in biology: pre physician’s assistant and dance. I am currently serving as one of the student government senators for the Visual School
I am Nzogne Magne Joelle Lise, majoring
of Performing Arts and am a member of University
I am a career-oriented international student
I am Nibesh Lal Amatya, I’m a junior
in international business and a student
Omar Salman Dawood is an international stu-
Harman Malhi is a sophomore at South-
here at Southeast. My major is finance
at Southeast with a major in account-
ambassador for the spring semester,
dent with a major in accounting and a minor
east. She is currently a finance major
with a minor in computer science. I have
ing and minor in information systems.
a member of DECA Association and
in information systems. He wants to join
with a minor in information systems.
worked as an intern in an MNC right
I like being involved in several activities
International Business Club. My education,
student government to articulate and voice the
She wants to join student government
out of school which has increased my
in and outside of college. I like to play
work attitude and interests make me an
necessary questions and concerns that South-
to benefit students interest at large and
skills for better decision making. It also
table tennis. I also like traveling. I am
ideal candidate for senate and I would like
east students have at large and act as a bridge
voice the questions and concerns of the
taught me to work with responsibility.
an international student from Nepal.
to represent the business department.
between the administration and students.
student body for a much-needed change.
College of Science Technology & Agriculture Dharamvir Kumar Yadav
Nikhil Khanal
Doug Halim
Sean Thomas
Abhishek Suryavanshi
Dancers United organization here at Southeast.
School of
I am a freshman in the College of Liberal
Amber currently holds a senate position in the
My name is Lydia Ness and I am a junior
Ben White is a senior at Southeast Missouri
Hayley Bohnert is a junior majoring in political
Arts studying advertising. I am very
College of Liberal Arts and is a junior majoring
double majoring in historic preservation
State University majoring in historic preserva-
science and has served on student government
interested in representing the Col-
in mass communication and minoring in
and anthropology. I have served on student
tion. He has held leadership positions in several
for the past two years. Hayley is involved
lege of Liberal Arts, because I see some
history. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega
government for two years. I am a member
organizations across campus, including Greek
in Alpha Xi Delta, Omnicron Delta Kappa,
changes that could be made. I would like
sorority, Order of Omega Honor Society, a stu-
of Alpha Delta Pi, Historic Preservation
Life, Greek Week Executive Board, Residence
Phi Kappa Phi, Order of Omega, numerous
to dedicate my time to serving the people
dent representative on the University’s Foun-
Association and Phi Eta Sigma. I am
Life, NRHH and HPA. As a senator he will
university committees and has served as the
that I share this awesome campus with.
dation Board and a Presidential Ambassador.
also a part of the honors program.
work to improve and expand online courses.
student government liaison for faculty senate.
College of Education Alexis Hightaian
Cole Criddle
Xueer Dongfang
College of Health & Human Services Alyssa Robison
My name is Dharamvir Kumar Yadav. I am
My name is Nikhil Khanal. I am pursuing a
Hello Southeast students! My name is Doug
I’m Sean Thomas and I’m running for senator
I am Abhishek Yadav and I am an undergradu-
a junior majoring in computer information
bachelor’s degree in computer information
Halim, and I’m a freshman here at Southeast.
for the College of Science, Technology and
ate freshman at the College of Science, Technol-
systems. I want to join student govern-
systems and an accounting minor. I am keen
I’m currently studying forensic chemis-
Agriculture. I’m a sophomore double majoring
ogy and Agriculture. I am an international
in chemistry: biology option, and micro/cell/
student from New Delhi, India. I would be a
ment to represent computer science and
toward learning new things, meeting new
try and minoring in criminal justice, and
Indians and get my peers more involved.
people and helping my fellow students. This
my dream is to one day become a forensic
interest of mine encouraged me to apply for
criminalist. I have a passion for service,
president of the Chemistry Club, and member
the senator position in student government.
as well as sports, movies and music.
of the Alpha Chi Sigma chemistry fraternity.
Ankita Hasija
Harman Malhi
Charlotte Donaway
molecular biology. I have a 4.0 GPA. I’m the vice candidate for the College of Science, Technology
Alexander Dunn
My name is Brandon Robbers and currently I am a first year Cole Criddle is a junior majoring in Lexi Hightaian is a freshman majoring in
senator. I got involved in student government because I really
biology education. He is currently a
enjoy making situations better. I feel strongly about other
senator for the College of Education. He
student’s opinions and I would love continuing to bring hem
I am Xueer Dongfang, I go by Sharon, I am
and Agriculture (COSTA). I would strive for
She is currently a senator, a member of Echo
from China. I am a freshman in early childhood
also has sat on student government’s
advancement of my college and campus.
and serves on university committees here
and elementary education major. I am really
finance committee and funding board
Alyssa Robison is a non-traditional student who
she is an advocate for student interests. As
passionate about what I am learning. I will
and on the university’s traffic appeals and
worked as a surgical technician in a busy operat-
man majoring in hospitality management. I
a senator Lexi will address the issues of
definitely be a voice for the College of Education.
information technology committees.
ing room outside of Chicago before deciding to
joined Aplha Delta Pi last fall and also received
smoking on campus and academic advising.
Kristofer Harlow
Meredith Headtke
I’m Ankita Hasija, I’m a freshman honors
Harman Malhi is a sophomore at Southeast.
Charlotte Donaway is involved in multiple
Alexander Dunn is a sophomore major-
Mary McKee is a junior studying computers and
student. I’ve been a first year senator, co-
She is currently a finance major with a minor in
organizations, including Emerging Leaders
ing in computer sciences and biomedical
multimedia graphics. She is president of Colleges
chair of ISA community, service committee
information systems. She wants to join student
and Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity where she
sciences. He is involved in several organiza-
Against Cancer, a member of Alpha Chi Omega
Kris Harlow is a first year student and has served
and a member of Alpha Chi Sigma. These
government to benefit students interest at
holds the chair of reporter, and loves advocat-
tion including Greek Life, Student Secular
sorority and Collegiate Farm Bureau. Currently
roles ignited my passion to be a voice for
large and voice the questions and concerns of
ing for students. If elected, she will strive
Association and the Student Medical Society.
a senator, she is dedicated to her college and
students and strive for change on campus.
the student body for a much-needed change.
for further improvement of the facilities and
As a senator he will address the issues of
opportunities for education on campus.
smoking on campus and student involvement.
A Partnership with Southeast Missouri State University and Rust Communications • To advertise, call 573-388-2741
Brandon Robbers
Sara Giocolo
early childhood and elementary education.
Mary McKee
University Studies
Jarrid Snyder
to student government to improve Southeast and my college. My name is Sara Giocolo and I am a fresh-
pursue a nursing degree at Southeast. Alyssa
a position as well. I wanted to find the best
is a single parent of one, a LGBT supporter
way to get involved on campus and I figured
and a practicing atheist and humanitarian.
Michael Claussen
Clayton Dawson
student government would be the best way.
Austin Cordell
My name is Meredith Headtke, I am a
My name is Jarrid Snyder and I am looking
sophomore. I am a member of Alpha
to serve as the senator for the College of
Clay Dawson is a first-year student at Southeast
on student government as a first year senator and
Chi Omega, Assist with Autism, and
Education for the 2014 – 2015 academic year.
My name is Michael Claussen and I am a sophomore.
through various committees, and the fund-
he is active in Greek Life on campus, where he is
as the University Affairs chair. He is a member of
a Student Ambassador. I think being
I have served the last two terms on student
I am currently a student government senator. I am
ing board. As a criminal justice major, he
secretary for Lambda Chi Alpha, and has already
feels she offers valuable representation to the
Greek Life and Student Ambassadors and hopes to
a part of student government would
government and have a strong passion for
very active across our campus in different groups like
hopes to improve communication by utilizing
served a year in student government senate. He looks
College of Science, Technology and Agriculture.
satisfy any needs Southeast students may have.
be a great way to be more involved.
leadership and incorporate student input!
CMO Fit, Greek Life, and I also work on campus.
resourcefulness, action, and passion.
forward to serving his constituents next year.
Austin has been deeply involved in SGA
Missouri State University from Edwardsville, Ill.,
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CHARTER changes from analog to digital CHARTER CHANGES CHANNEL LISTINGS ON MARCH 13
Charter updates cause problems for students JUSTIN FISCHER ARROW REPORTER
OnMarch13,SoutheastMissouriStateUniversityexperiencedachangeintelevisionservicesthroughCharter Communicationswiththeupgradefromanalogtodigital,requiringstudents’TVstobereprogrammed.The upgradehaspresentedsomeproblemsforseveralstudentsbecausetheirTVsnolongeracceptthesignal,forcingthemtoeitherbuyanewTV,whichcanbeexpensive,ortorentone. “Charternotifieduslastsemesterthattherewouldbe achangeatsomepointintheyear2014,buttheycould notcommittowhen,”AllanMauk,assistantdirectorfor businessoperationsatSoutheast,said. InlateFebruary,theuniversitywasnotifiedthatthe changesweresettotakeplaceonApril15. Charterwasaskedbytheuniversityifitwouldbepossibletoupgradethelistingbeforespringbreaksothat studentswhohadtelevisionsthatnolongerworked wouldbeabletopurchaseanewdeviceduringtheir breakiftheywantedto.Thisearlierdatewouldgivethe universitytimetoreprogramTVsintheloungesofresidencehallsandacademicbuildings. Inreply,CharternotifiedtheuniversityonMarch11 thattheywouldbeabletomakethechangesonMarch 13. Withthedifferentchannelsthathavebeenadded,the numberofchannelsofferedtostudentsrosefrom81to 156. Accordingtothenoticepostedonthechannelguide fromresidencelife,thechannelnumberscomeintiers and“theactualchannelnumbermaybedifferenton yourTVdependingonthebrandandtypeoftunerthat yourTVhas.” Televisionprovidersareswitchingtheirsignalsfrom analogtodigitalnationwide.AccordingtoMauk,severalschoolsintheregionhadreceivedtheirchannel
changesearlierintheyearanditwasCapeGirardeau’s turntobeupgraded. CapeGirardeauresidentswillbeupgradedtothenew digitalsignalonApril15.Theuniversitywasupgraded soonerastoallowstudentsthetimetofindanalternativetelevisionifthatwasneeded.BothVandiverHall andHendersonHallhadTVslocatedintheirfirstfloor loungesthatwouldnotacceptthenewsignalsandhad tobereplaced. StudentswhohavefoundissueswithreprogrammingtheirTVscancontacttheOfficeofResidenceLife forassistance.Ratherthangivinginstructionsoverthe phone,Maukandstudentworkershavebeengoing doortodoorbecauseeverycompanythatmanufacturesTVshasdifferentwaystoprogramthedevice. “WhileIunderstandthattherewasnochoicein changingfromanalogtodigital,I’mstillratherupset thatmy2012modelTVnolongerworks,”VandiverHall residentassistantTylerSayersaid. Studentswhohavetelevisionsthatnolongerwork haveafewoptionsavailabletothem. Studentsmaypurchaseatelevisionthatwillaccept thenewchannels,ortheymayrentonethroughthe OfficeofResidenceLife.Forthissemester,televisions willbeofferedtostudentswhohavetelevisionsthatno longerworkforapro-ratedpriceof$20fortherestof thesemester. “It’sabrandnewprocess.We’veneverofferedit before,”Mauksaid. Thefallsemesterwillbringratesonaper-semesterbasisfortheTVrentalprogram.TVsfromresidence lifewillcomein26,32and42inches.Thecostonapersemesterbasiswillbe$55,$70and$85,respectively. TheseTVswillbeavailabletoanystudentwishingto rentoverpurchasingonethemselves.Thisrentalserviceissimilartothemicro-fridgeservicealreadyoffered throughresidencelife,whichallowsresidentstorenta micro-fridgeandmicrowaveonaper-semesterbasis.
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TheSoutheastMissouriStateUniversityFoundationhasestablishedsix newscholarshipsthatwillbeavailable tostudentsintheDonaldL.Harrison CollegeofBusinessatSoutheast. Oneofthescholarshipswas establishedthroughagiftfrom GaryG.Johnson,associatedeanof theCollegeofBusinessandprofessorofaccounting. “Ifeelveryclosetotheuniversityandmyprofessioninaccounting,andIalwayswantedto,hopefully,helpsomedeservingstudent,” Johnsonsaid. Johnsondonated$10,000to establishtheGaryG.Johnson EndowedScholarshipinaccounting.Theuniversitywillmatch thedonationwithanadditional $10,000foragrandtotalof$20,000 throughagift-matchingprogram. Thisprogramisconducted throughtheUniversityFoundation aspartoftheuniversity’sHonoringTradition-InspiringSuccessComprehensiveCampaign. Throughthecampaign,theuniversityplanstoraise$40million forenduringscholarships,academicprogramsandrenovations.For
thisprogram,donorshadtopledge anywherebetween$5,000and $10,000beforeMarch1.Southeast thenmatchedtheoriginaldonationdollar-for-dollar. “Wehavehadmanypeoplewho havebeenwillingtohelpstudents affordcollegeandhaveagoodeducation,”TrudyLee,directorofplannedgivingatthefoundation,said. TheJohnsonScholarshipwillbe awardedtooneofthetopaccountingstudentsinthecollegeofbusiness.Therecipientmusthavea minimumGPAof3.75inaccountingandaminimumGPAof3.5 overall.Inaddition,thestudent needstobeaU.S.citizenwhohas completedatleast12credithours inaccounting.Finally,thestudentmustbeanactivememberof BetaAlphaPsiandplantobean accountant.Thisscholarshipwill berenewable. “Whenestablishingthescholarship,Iwantedtogiveittoone ofthebestandbrighteststudents intheDepartmentofAccounting,”Johnsonsaid.“Beingable toachievesuchahighGPAisone ofthebestwaysofshowingtheir aptitude.” Readthefullstoryonlineat southeastArrow.com.
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Church restores Cape Girardeau synagogue after years of abandonment MICHAEL RYAN STAFF WRITER
AoncevitalpartoftheCapeGirardeaucommunityisseeinglifeinanewway.Theold synagoguebuildingonMainStreetopened in1937,butafteryearsofabandonmentthe buildingthatwasonceavibrantcenterof Jewishworshipwasleftinastateofdisrepair. ButifLighthouseBreakthroughInternational MinistriespastorAdrianTaylorhasanything tosayaboutit,thisoncethrivingsynagogue willriseagain. Thebuildinghasseenitsfairshare ofowners.Butit’slatest—Lighthouse BreakthroughInternationalMinistries— hopesthattheformersynagoguecanbefully restored. “I’dlikeforittobeacommunityplacethat thecitycouldseeas,youknow,assomeplace theycouldutilizefortheirneeds,youknow,” Taylorsaid.“We’renotopenforanything that’scrazy,butanythingthat’swithinreason that’sgoingtorespectwhatwedohereand whatthestructureis.” ThehistoryoftheB’naiIsraelSynagogueiswrappedinbothblessingsandtragedies.AfiredestroyedCapeGirardeau’sJewish community’spreviousplaceofworshipin the1930s.Thesynagoguewasbuiltshortly thereafter. AccordingtoSoutheastMissouriStateUniversityhistoricpreservationprofessorDr.StevenHoffman,thehistorybehindthebuilding
isquiteinteresting.PriortothefiretheJewish communitymetatCapahaPark‘sclubhouse, butsoonafteritsdestructionthecitycame togetherandhelpedtheJewishcommunity findanewplacetoworship. “TheHechts,whowerelong-timebusiness andpropertyownersdowntownweremajor donors,buttherewascertainlyalotofcommunitysupporttobuildthatfacility,andso onceuponatimewehadathrivingJewish communityrighthereonthebanksofthe MississippiintheMidwest,”Hoffmansaid. WhenTaylorfirstsawtheoldsynagogueit wasinastateofdisrepair.Thebuildinghad noworkingheatorrunningwaterandwas layeredinbothdustanddirt.
“I’d like for it to be a community place that the city could see as, you know, as some place they could utilize for their needs.” Adrian Taylor “Ihavetobehonest.Iwasreallyshocked becausethebuildingwasjustbasicallysitting.Itwasjustkindofbeingusedasastorage place,”Taylorsaid. AccordingtoTaylor,whenabuildingsits
intheseconditionsforanumberofyearsit beginstodeterioratefromtheinside.The congregationhassincebeenworkingdiligentlytorestorethebuildingtowhatitonce was. Inordertopreventanyfurtherdamageto thestructure,oneofthefirststepsTaylortook wasgettingthewaterandheatturnedback on.Thelackofheathaddestroyedalotofthe interior’splaster.Themostdamagewasfound intheformerrabbi’squarters,andTaylor believesitwillbeoneofthelastroomstobe remodeled. Hoffmansaidthesynagoguehasbeenon theNationalRegistryofHistoricPlacessince 2004,butthatdoesn’tmeanitcarriesanyrestrictionsonwhatcanorcannotbedone. “Soiftheyweretoalteritinsuchawaythat itnolongerqualifiedthenitwouldbedelisted,”Hoffmansaid.“Soit’snotthatyoucan dowhateveryouwantandyou’llalwaysbe onit,butthere’snoregulationonwhatyou cando.” SinceopeningonEasterweekend2012,the plumbinghasbeenupdateddramaticallyand therearenowtworestoredrestrooms.Much ofthedamagedplasterhasbeenpatchedand mostwallshavebeenpainted.Taylorandhis teamreplacedorrestoredmuchoftheolder, damagedwood.ButforTaylorthereisstill quiteabitofworkleftbeforehecansaythe restorationiscomplete. “Tomethatmeansthatalloftheinterioris completelydone,everyroomiscompletely
Restored synogogue on Main Street. Photo by Michael Ryan functional.Rightnowwehavethreerooms leftthatneedtobecompleted,”Taylorsaid. LighthouseBreakthroughInternationalMinistriesholdsregularservicestwicea week.AccordingtoTaylor,thecongregation hasgrownsomuchwithinthelastfewyears thatthemembersareoutgrowingthecurrent space.
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Southeast baseball student-athlete balances classwork and play CODY GRESHAM STAFF WRITER
SoutheastMissouriStateUniversityredshirtsophomorebaseballplayerAndyLackisthestartingshortstopfortheRedhawks,whoarecurrentlyinfirstplaceintheOhioValleyConference,thisseason.Therearedifficultiesthatcomealong withbeingacollegeathleteandafull-timestudent.Whilekeepingupwithallaspectsoftheirclasswork,theteamalsohas tobeabletofocusonthegameathand.
Q: What is it like to travel all over the country throughout the semester? A:It’sveryfun.It’stimeconsumingthough,butfuntobe aroundyourteammatesyouhavegrownafondbondwithjust toexperienceitallwithagoodgroupofguysisalotoffun.
Q: With being out of the classroom so often, how do you keep up with schoolwork? A:Itrytohavemyworkdonebeforegames.Ialsotrytotalkto allmyteachersbeforehand,trytogetmyworkaweekahead oftimeormyworkdonethedaybefore,anythingIcando aheadoftimesoIcanfocusmoreonbaseball.
Q: Have you found that it gets easier or more diicult as move forward through your collegiate career? A:Ifeellikeit’seasiernowasajuniorbecauseIcanfocuson justmymajor.OnceIgotthegeneraleducationoutoftheway, it’seasiertojustworkoneducationthatIcanlatergetajobfor.
Q: Do teammates help each other out when it comes to schoolwork? A:Ifneedbe,teammateswillhelpeachotherout,buttheSuccessCenterhelpsoutalot.IfIeverneedhelpIwillgouptothe SuccessCenterandtrytotalktoSharon[Burgard]orsomebodyupthere.
Q: When you talk about the stress building up on you as the season goes on, is there anything you personally do to try and just escape everything?
Andy Lack plays shortstop for the Redhawks baseball team. Submitted photo A:I’mthatpersonwhoisaloudmouthontheteam.Itryto keepeverybodyateasewheneverweareoutonthefield,keep themlooseandmaybeevenforjustthose27outswecannot worryabout,sayatestthenextdayormaybehomeworklater. Itrytojustkeepeverybody’smindsetonbaseballandjust relaxandfocusondoingwhatwelove.
Q: What is the mindset going through each day, is it baseball irst then school or all mixed into one? A:Itrytogetmyschoolworkdonebeforebaseballbecausewe onlygetsomanyhourstofocusonbaseballandaccomplish whatwecan.Ilikefocusonbaseballasmuchaspossible,soI amalwaystryingfinishmyschoolworkfirst.
Q: If you could advice to any future student athletes on how to balance it all, what would it be? A:Gradesareveryimportantasastudent-athlete.Beinga baseballplayerislikeajobthatyouarepaidwithyourscholarshipandyourperformanceintheclassroomandfielddetermineifyoukeepyourjoborscholarshipandspotontheteam. ThebiggestadviceIcouldgivetoanewstudentathleteisto
takeadvantageofthesocalled“specialtreatment”oftutors andMrs.Burgardbecausestudentathletesarefortunateto haveagreatstaffintheSuccessCenterthataredevotedto yoursuccessintheclassroom.
Q: How many classes do you try to take during the baseball season? A:Iamtaking12credithoursthissemester,butinthefallI took15credithours.Twelvegivesmeachancetofocusonmy schoolworkandbaseballwithoutoverloadingmyselfwith stressandwork.LastyearItook15credithoursduringthe springsemesterlastseason,anditwasdefinitelyalotofstress onme.
Q: Have you found that with baseball it’s better take fewer hours? A:EarlyonmycollegecareerItookmoreclassesduringbaseballseason.IfIcouldgiveadvicetotheguyscomingtothe teamnextyearitwouldbetotake15duringtheseasonand maybeeven18hoursinthefallbecauseonceyougetintothe baseballseasonthingscanbuilduponyouandcometournamenttimegetstoughtryingtostudyforfinalsandplayyour bestball.
What is your favorite healthy snack to eat?
Raphael I really like fruit, any fruit.
R.J. Rushin I’ll have to say peanut butter — creamy.
Allen Sacks My favorite food would probably be apples to eat.
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Clint Hess I’m gonna have to go with gummy vitamins.
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DianeRehmwillvisitSoutheastMissouriStateUniversityonApril16asa partoftheUniversitySpeakerSeries. Rehm,77,isthehostof“TheDiane RehmShow”onNationalPublicRadio andthewinnerofthePersonalPeabody Award. Shehasbeenontheairsince1979 whenshebecamethehostofthelocal morningtalkshow“Kaleidoscope” onWAMU,WashingtonD.C.’sNPR member-station. Thetalkshowwaslaterrenamedto “TheDianeRehmShow”in1984and becameanationalbroadcastin1994. Rehmwasdiagnosedwithspasmodicdysphonia,aneurologicalvoice disorderthatcausesstrainedanddifficultspeech,in1998andnearlylosther career. Rehmsoughttreatmentandcontinuestohosthershowtothisday.Rehm didnothaveacollegedegreewhenshe startedherbroadcastingcareer,though shehasreceivedhonorarydegreesfrom AmericanUniversity,VirginiaTheologicalSeminary,WashingtonCollege, McDanielCollegeandShepardUniversity.RehmhasinterviewedseveralprominentpeopleincludingBillClinton, BarackObama,retiredSupremeCourt JusticeSandraDayO’Connorandmany more.
DanWoods,thegeneralmanagerof KRCUandcoordinatoroftheevent,said thatRehmwon’tbelecturingatalland thatshewouldprefertohaveaconversationwiththeaudience. Woodssaidanemailaccounthas beenestablishedforpeopletosend Rehmquestionsaheadoftimesothat theycanberelayedduringtheevent. Emailscanbesenttoaskdiane@krcu. org. “TheKRCUstaffhaveallbeenworkingongettingthewordoutaboutthis event,”Woodssaid.“We’veadvertised toseveralpublicstationshereinCape GirardeauandevenuptosomeinSt. Louis.” Woods’idealturnoutwouldbeifthe DonaldC.BedellHallattheRiverCampus,wheretheeventistakingplace,was full,sohehasbeentryinghardtogetthe wordoutandencouragepeopletocome totheevent.Woodsbelievesthisevent couldbeverybeneficialforstudents. “It’snicetohearastoryofovercomingchallenges,andthat’sjustwhat DianeRehmhastooffer.Everybody couldbenefitfromsuchanencouraging story.Thiseventisbeneficialtoeverybodysinceit’ssuchagreatsuccessstory ofhardworkandperseverance.” Woodsisn’ttheonlyoneexcitedfor Rehm’sevent.BradMcKee,thestationmanagerofthestudent-runRAGE 103.7stationoncampus,wasimpressed theuniversitywasabletogetsomeone
asprominentasRehmtospeakon campus. “Iwouldliketoknowwhatroadshe tooktogettowheresheisandwhatkind oftraitssomeoneneedsinthebroadcastingcareertoday,”McKeesaid. McKeehopesthatstudentswillbe informedofthiseventbecausehebelievesitwillbebeneficialforallmass mediastudents.Personally,McKee wouldliketoknowoutofallofthepeopleRehmhasinterviewed,whoisher favorite,whatquestionssheaskedthem andifthereisanykindofconfidentialinformationthatmightsurprisethe audience. “Ihopetheuniversitygetsmore speakerslikeherinthefuturebecause itwillbeverybeneficialformassmedia students,”McKeesaid. Rehmwillpresentat7:30p.m.on April16attheDonaldC.BedellPerformanceHallattheRiverCampus.Woods saidthatthereisn’tanunderlyingreason astowhytheeventisgoingtobeatthe BedellHallinsteadoftheShowMeCenterlikemostotherSpeakerSeriesevents havebeeninthepast. Ticketswillbe$10andcanbepurchasedattheRiverCampusBoxOffice oronlineatRiverCampusEvents.com. Students,facultyandstaffwithavalid SoutheastIDcanpickupfreetickets attheUniversityCenterRoom202,the CenterforStudentInvolvementorthe RiverCampusBoxOffice.
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