The
College of Business and Economics, in conjunction with the John
and Orah Brandt Foundation, will present Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
on Sept. 24 as the 2007-08 Brandt Foundation Lecturer.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Homecoming 2007 to feature ‘Bronco Nation Invasion’
The theme of Homecoming 2007 will be Bronco Nation Invasion, which will include a street festival from 7-11 p.m. Sept. 14 in downtown Boise’s BoDo district. The program will include family activities, photo opportunities, the Keith Stein Blue Thunder Marching Band, Harvey Neef Maneline Dancers and cheer squad. Head football coach Chris Petersen will cap the evening with a special appearance. Other events will include the 50-year reunion of the Class of 1957, the Maneline Dancers celebrating their 25th anniversary, and the Blue Thunder Marching Band marking its 20th year.
On Sept.12 the Alumni Association will honor several alumni who have achieved outstanding accomplishments within their chosen profession at the annual Distinguished Alumni awards banquet. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the program begins at 6:30 p.m. Reunions are also being planned for alums of the College of Health Sciences and members of the Founders Leadership Society.
Homecoming activities continue on Saturday with the Stampede Into the Streets parade. The Alumni Association’s BroncoBash is the gathering spot before the game against Wyoming with parade viewing, food and beverage vendors. And Homecoming culminates on the blue turf as the Broncos take on the Cowboys at 6:05 p.m.
Homecoming 2007 activities will be held in conjunction with the various activities scheduled for Boise State’s 75th anniversary celebration. For full details and an entire schedule of Homecoming events, log onto homecoming.boisestate.edu or call the Alumni Association at ext. 6-1698.
Celebration in Seattle Sept. 7-8
The Boise State Alumni Association and its Puget Sound chapter invite Bronco football fans from Idaho and Washington for a “Celebration in Seattle” in conjunction with the BSU-Washington football game Sept. 8 and in celebration of Boise State’s 75th anniversary. Activities will be held Sept. 7, the evening before the game, and on game day on the UW campus.
The activities begin when alumni and Boise State supporters gather in Seattle’s world-famous Space Needle from 7-9 p.m. Sept. 7. The program will start at 8 p.m. Admission is $20 per person and includes one hosted beverage, heavy hors d’oeuvres and a spectacular view. Advanced valet parking can be purchased for $10. Due to limited space, advance reservations are strongly recommended.
MORRISON CENTER
“Movin’
Out” to be Performed Sept. 21-23
“Movin’ Out” will be performed at the Morrison Center Sept. 21-23 as part of the Fred Meyer “Broadway in Boise” series.
Five-time
Grammy winner Billy Joel and legendary director/choreographer
Twyla Tharp have joined forced to create the spectacular new musical
Time Magazine declares “The
#1 show of the year!” The show brings
24 Billy Joel classics to electrifying new life as it tells the
story of five life-long friends over two turbulent decades. It
all adds up to one unforgettable Broadway musical.
Purchase discounted tickets before the general public.
To take advantage
of this offer:
1) Log onto our Web site at: http://www.broadwayacrossamerica.com/groupsales/
2) Enter your exclusive password: stateofidaho
3) Follow the prompts to complete your order
Deadline to order is Aug. 1.
See the complete Fred Meyer Broadway In Boise series at the Morrison Center Web site.
STUDENT UNION BUILDING
Student Union Closed August 4-12 for Power Upgrade; Offices to Relocate
Due to the power outage connected with the expansion and renovation of the Student Union, the building will be closed Aug. 4-12 and most departments in the SUB will be relocated to temporary facilities on campus. The goal is to continue to provide service wherever possible. For specific offices and services, refer to the list below.
- Student Activities, student government offices, Student Programs Board, Volunteer Services Board, Cultural Center and student organizations will relocate to the computer lab in Keiser Hall.
- In lieu of access to the Bookstore during the power outage, students can order books and materials online at www.boisestatebooks.com. Customers can have their order shipped for a fee or can pick up books with no shipping fee in the SUB on or after Aug. 13. The Bookstore will reopen at 8 a.m. Aug. 13. The Boise State West bookstore will maintain normal hours.
- University Dining’s administrative office will move to an office on the second floor of the Interactive Learning Center.
- Conference Services will be located on the second floor of the Interactive Learning Center.
- New Student Information will move to the first floor of the Administration Building.
- The Information Desk and Game Center will be closed.
- Campus ID will move to the Special Events Center lobby, adjacent to the Student Union.
Food service options on campus during the SUB power outage are the Subway restaurant in the Education Building and the Moxie coffee cart in the Business Building. For information during the SUB power outage call ext. 6-5800.
Following are other dates, relocation information and regulations to remember during the Student Union construction project:
- West side driveway closed to public from August 2007 to January 2009
- West main entrance open for pedestrian traffic
- West main driveway for delivery vehicles only
- Games Center entrance to remain open until Dec. 7
- There will be a 24/7 security and fire alert for the SUB during the power outage
- There will be new exterior emergency stairs on SUB’s west side
- The Jordan Ballroom will be closed from November 2007 to February 2008
- The Games Center will be closed from December 2007 to March 2008
- Campus ID will relocate to the Parking Services office from December 2007 to August 2008
BOOKSTORE
Bronco Shop Hiring Novelty Concession Team
The Bronco Shop is now hiring individuals to staff its Bronco insignia sales trailers at the Western Idaho Fair and home football games at Bronco Stadium. Retail and cash register experience is preferred. Evening and weekend shifts are required, and applicants must be at least 16 years of age. Apply in person at the Bronco Shop in the Student Union. The Bronco Shop will be closed from Aug. 4-12 due to a power outage. Contact Kirk Pharis at 850-4906.
ON THE BIG SCREEN
Can't Get to an Away Game? Watch Bronco Football on the Big Screen at Armchair Football
No way to watch the Broncos while they’re on the road? No problem! Boise State is bringing back its popular Armchair Football event. Hosted by the Student Union’s Information Desk, Armchair Football provides a smoke- and alcohol-free environment where Bronco fans can come together to cheer on the Broncos while they are on the road.
All games are shown on big screens at the Student Union Brava! stage in the dining area and are free and open to the public. Food and drinks are provided at each screening.
• Sept. 8. Broncos vs. Washington, 1:30 p.m.
• Oct. 20. Broncos vs. Louisiana Tech, 5 p.m.
• Oct. 26. Broncos vs. Fresno State, 7 p.m.
• Nov. 23. Broncos vs. Hawaii, 7 p.m.
For more information, call the Information Desk at ext. 6-4636.
ART EXHIBIT
'Who Do You Think You Are?' Exhibition Features Self-Portraits by Air Force, Navy Members
“Who Do You Think You Are?” an exhibition of self-portraits, will be on display at the Student Union Gallery until Aug. 18. The gallery, located on the second floor of the Student Union, is open daily and admission is free.
The self-portraits include paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures and mixed media pieces. The work was created by art students from classes held at Mountain Home Air Force Base and Gowen Field Naval Base. Many of the students represented are currently enlisted in the Air Force, while others have finished their contracts and are retired or pursuing careers outside the military. For the majority of students this was their first art project and first self-portrait.
These portraits were specifically chosen by adjunct professor Jessie Proksa for this exhibition because of their bold visual impact, innovative use of materials and expressive content.
For more information, call Holly Gilchrist at ext. 6-1223.FROM THE PARKING DESK
Brady Parking Structure to be Partially Closed Aug. 8-9 for Cleaning
To promote and enhance safety in the Brady parking structure, Parking and Transportation Services will be pressure washing the structure’s ceilings Aug. 8-9. The clean ceiling will increase the lighting in the structure. All four floors of the west half of the structure will be closed starting at 7 p.m. Aug. 7. All vehicles must exit the west half of the structure by 6:30 p.m. That section will reopen at 5 p.m. Aug. 8.
The four floors on the east half of the structure will close at 7 p.m. Aug 8. All vehicles must exit the west half of the structure by 6:30 p.m. This section will reopen at 5 p.m. Aug 9. Vehicles that remain in the closed section of the parking structure during the dates parking is prohibited will be relocated at the owner’s expense. For more information, contact Steve Cordon, Parking and Transportation Services assistant director, at ext. 6-2457.
The
full list of Boise State trivia is available at the special 75th
Anniversary Web site.
In 1942, BJC almost closed down. Enrollment plummeted to less than 200 students as scores of patriotic young men left for war — even President Chaffee suited up.
ALBERTSONS LIBRARY
Exhibit Highlights Anniversary Celebration
In recognition of the university’s 75th anniversary, the Albertsons Library is featuring a photo exhibit in the second floor gallery hallway. The display will show the history of the “library” ranging from the small collection of books that Boise Junior College inherited from St. Margaret’s Hall to when the library was in the east end of the Administration Building to the evolution of the present building.
Also, the Albertsons Library birthday celebration will be Sept. 5. Cake will be served on the front steps of the library starting at 10 a.m. until it runs out.IN THE COMMUNITY
Blue Cross Foundation Donates Free Entries to Boise State
Boise State students, faculty and staff are invited to ride in the fifth annual Blue Cruise Wheels for Wellness benefit on Aug. 12, sponsored by the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health. The ride is part of the 2007 Treasure Valley Charity Bike Series. Boise State Radio is the media sponsor of this event, which benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters, Garden City Community Clinic and the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health.
The first five Boise State riders to sign up receive free entry (entry fees are $30, or $20 for riders under 16). The team also needs a volunteer for the team captain position. This fun and recreational cycling event includes 15-, 30-, 50- and 100-mile routes. Each route begins and ends at the Blue Cross of Idaho campus. Riders will work their way south and loop back to the finish. The route is fully supported by up to four aid stations manned by volunteers.
All ride participants will receive a 2007 Blue Cruise Wheels For Wellness T-Shirt and, following the ride, are invited to a picnic/barbecue held at the Blue Cross of Idaho campus featuring live blues music. Event participants will also be entered into a drawing for prizes.
To register, contact Jay Saenz at 947-5667 or jaysaenz@gmail.com. More information about the race is at www.bcidahofoundation.org.
Conference Aims for a Healthy Life Balance
The 18th annual Mujeres Unidas de Idaho Conference will be held from 5-10 p.m. Friday and 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho, 315 Stampede Drive in Nampa. This year’s theme is “A Healthy You — Mind, Body and Soul.” Registration is $50 and includes meals.
This bilingual conference, sponsored by Boise State’s Selland College, includes speakers and workshops to help participants learn how to achieve a balance in life to become more healthy and joyful. Sample topics include:
- Dance as Exercise and Self Defense for Beautiful Women
- A Healthy Body and Soul
- A World of Possibilities
- Your Spending Habits
- Build Your Self-Esteem
- “Let’s Talk” Teen Sexuality
Scholarships are available for individuals needing assistance with registration fees. Call Graciela Fonseca at 249-4358. For more information or to register, go to http://www.mujeresunidasidaho.org/conference.html.
Mujeres Unidas de Idaho brings Latinas in Idaho together to examine and take action on issues affecting local communities.
CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Latest Newsletter is Available
The Center for Professional Development’s latest newsletter can be read (now that link has been fixed) at: http://cpd.boisestate.edu/newsletter.html
For additional course details or to register for a workshop, contact Lyn Moore at ext. 6-3485 or lynmoore@boisestate.edu.
CAMPUS CRIME REPORT
Weekly Crime Log
Boise City Police and Campus Security present the weekly crime report. Read all about it
