The Bentley GSA is considering throwing a Halloween party at Joe Sent Me on November 1st to coincide with the scheduled pub night.  We would like feedback about if students will be interested in such an event and be willing to dress up to celebrate .  Please post your comments!

The GSA’s sister organizations are looking for motivated and inspired people to lead them. This is your opportunity to give back to your graduate community! Additionally, we are looking to start a Human Factors sister organization. Please take a look at the chart and the job responsibilities to see if an opportunity is available that you will find interesting and fulfilling. If you would like to be considered for a position or would like to start a new sister organization, please email Dan.

The Graduate Student Association Annual Gala

Date: Friday November 30th 

@ The Westin (Copley)

stay posted for further information.

The tournament is a go (sort of)…

The plan is for 9 holes at Leo J Martin in Weston MA on Saturday September 29th. Time to be determined.

Its a short drive down the pike from Bentley, and we can arrange carpooling for those without rides; they also rent clubs for those without their own. This is a very amatuer friendly place, so if you’re a first timer or a weekend golfer you are definitely encouraged to play.

GSA will pick up the tab for the greens fees…maybe for carts as well.

We need about 15 people to sign up to reserve a tee time, so if you’re interested please just leave a comment below with your name and email, you can also sign up in person at office hours on Monday in the GSA lounge. The limit is going to be 25 people, so first come first serve.

See you on the links, and thanks to Caddyshack for the image.

Date: Sep 26, 2007
Time: 6:00PM
Location: Dandes Reading Room, 340 Adamian Academic Center, Bentley
Sign-up: Here! (bottom of page)
Description:

Designed for both the world traveler and the general business professional, Judith Bowman’s International Protocol Awareness and Business Etiquette seminar is designed to increase awareness of another’s customs and traditions, which can have a significant impact on relationships in business and social settings. Demonstrating to others that you have gone the extra step to educate yourself in terms of acceptable versus completely unacceptable conduct and behavior is a sign of respect and, goes a long way in terms of being positively received in order to advance the relationship, your goal.

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Any interest during the fall semester, please email [email protected]

***update: enough people responded, the team has been formed, thanks for you interest*** 

CIS PRESENTS: Explore the differences between Office 2003 and 2007.

Monday, September 10 at 2:10 in Lindsay 28.

Meet your fellow classmates over food and drinks.

Open to Graduate Students ONLY.

Two FREE drink tickets.

Location: Executive Dining Room in LaCava

Date: 09/06/07

Time: 7:30 - 11:00 PM

Hosted by the Graduate Student Association. Funded by your graduate student activity fee.

Email us at [email protected] with any questions.

On September 4th, 5th, 6th, and 10th, coffee and snacks will be served in the Smith 3rd Floor Lobby from 6-8pm.

Stop by to meet your classmates.