As a new year of classes begins at Boise State, please go to boisestate.edu and click the Opt-in button at the top of the page to register for an important communication tool to help keep you safe during a campus emergency.

Opt-in is a new telephone and text-based emergency notification system that will allow the university to immediately notify students, faculty, and staff of an emergency taking place on or near campus. In order to get those messages, no matter where you are on campus, you must register your personal contact information.

Currently, emergency messages are only directed to Boise State phones and Boise State e-mails (student e-mail accounts and staff e-mail accounts) via ALERT@BoiseState.

This system will only be used in critical situations with potential to affect your health or safety. Your personal contact information will never be shared or used for any other communication purposes. It only takes a minute, please register right away.

boisestate.edu/news/alert_opt_in.shtml

This is a reminder that the last day to waive your Student Health Insurance coverage for Fall 2008 is Monday, September 8, 2008.

As required by the Idaho State Board of Education, all students registered for 8 (eight) or more academic credits on the 10th day of classes and all international students are automatically enrolled in the university-sponsored Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP), with the premium charge added to their tuition and fees.

If you have an alternative U.S.-based health insurance plan with comparable benefits, you must opt out of the SHIP coverage or the premium will be automatically charged to your student account.

To submit the waiver, you must log on to your BroncoWeb account at: broncoweb.boisestate.edu . Click on "Students", then "Student Account", then "Health Insurance Waiver Application". Upon completion of the waiver, print a copy of the receipt for your records.

For more information: www.boisestate.edu/healthservices/insurance

FALL FLOAT
Come and float the river SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH
Meeting Place: Hatch D Ballroom no later than 2:45pm
Buses load at 3:00pm
First 50 Students get free floats to use, free transportation, and Free Food from QDOBA!!!
Next 25 get Free Food from QDOBA!
Other interested students must provide their own float and transportation.
For more details please contact Roxanne at spbrec@boisestate.edu or (208) 426-3835.


FREE MOVIE
Made of Honor
Thursday, September 4th
7:00pm Special Events Center
Free soda and popcorn!!!
FREE for students
$1 for non-students


FREE MOVIE
Drive-In Movie
The Incredible Hulk
Thursday, September 11th
Starts at dusk, Top level of Parking Structure 2
Free soda and popcorn!!!
FREE for students
$1 for non-students


FALL FACE OFF '08
Tuesday September 9th
7:00pm, Jordan Ballroom (2nd floor, Student Union)
Come and watch local bands battle it out all night for the chance to play the opening part in the homecoming concert September 12th with Hardnox and A Rotterdam November.

The Boise State University Cultural Center cordially invites you to attend a reception to welcome Idaho's first Consul of Mexico, Ricardo Pineda.

Also in attendance, Deputy Consul, Ana Hernandez

When: Tuesday, September the Sixteenth on Mexican Independence Day
Time: 4:00 - 6:00pm
Where: Jordan A Ballroom, Student Union

Rock Boise with the Volunteer Services Board at our annual Volunteer Expo.

Find the perfect volunteering opportunity at Idaho's largest volunteer fair. Meet more than 50 volunteer agencies that need your help. Come find your calling, and opportunity to change the community. There will be raffle prizes, free food and live music. Come and rock with us!

More fun and rewarding events will follow each month so pay attention to our updates. The Volunteer Services Board will continue to provide volunteering opportunities that reflect the needs of our community.

For more information or questions you can reach the Volunteer Services Board's office at (208) 426-4240 or visit us online at vsb.boisestate.edu/home.cfm .

X-BOX TOURNAMENT

NCAA Football | Brackets
Presented by ASBSU and DECA

Date: Friday, September 5th
Time: 7:00pm - 1:00am
Where: Liberal Arts Parking Lot

Part of SPB's Up All Night

PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES!

The Volunteer Services Board continues with our Service Saturday Series on September 6th. All are welcome to join us at the Dining Stage (next to Moxie) in the SUB for a morning of community volunteering. Choose from four great projects working with local agencies that need our help. Registration and breakfast start at 9:00am and projects take place from 10:00am until 1:00pm.

More fun and rewarding events will follow each month so pay attention to our updates. The Volunteer Services Board will continue to provide volunteering opportunities that reflect the needs of our community.

For more information or questions you can reach the Volunteer Services Board's office at (208) 426-4240 or visit us online at vsb.boisestate.edu/home.cfm .

University Dining Services is helping Boise State University reduce the carbon footprint we have on the environment -- we have moved to trayless dining!

IN ACCORDANCE TO BOISE STATE'S SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE, WE INTRODUCE TRAYLESS DINING
Boise State is weighing the carbon footprint the university has on the earth this year and we hope to reduce the carbon footprint dramatically – hence the reasons University Dining Services has set forth many important, strategic initiatives to adhere to being environmental stewards in compliance with the university. One of the many things University Dining Services is doing to help reduce our carbon footprint is "Going Trayless!"

The benefits of going trayless are as follows:

Environmental
- Reduces our global impact on the environment
- Increases awareness about water waste
- Reduces the types of harsh chemicals that are needed to clean the trays (e.g. bleach, etc.)
- Conserves energy by eliminating the need to heat water for tray washing
- Conserves water by eliminating the need to wash trays (TRC alone will save half an Olympic size swimming pool in one academic year!)
- Reduces chemical usage (detergent, rinse & drying agents) for washing trays

Social
- Encourages healthier eating habits, elevating health and wellness
- Education & awareness of food waste
- Feels more comfortable (like eating at home or at a sit-down restaurant)

Economic
- Reduces waste removal costs
- Saves on cost of water and energy to heat water
- Eliminates detergent and rinse/drying agent costs for trays

For more information about what BSU is doing to reduce its carbon footprint, please visit www.boisestate.edu/sustain

Give Bronco Blood!

Kick off the year by donating blood!
Wednesday, September 10th, 9:00am - 2:00pm
Hatch Ballrooom AB, (2nd floor, Student Union)


Schedule an appointment online at www.givelife.org
Sponsor code: BSU

Questions?
Contact the Volunteer Services Board at (208) 426-4240

The Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Michael Laliberte, looks forward to meeting Boise State students during his open office hours in the SUB:

Fridays, 11:30am - 1:00pm
Student Union, 1st floor, across from the SUB Info Desk

No appointment is necessary. Students are welcome on a first-come basis and will have up to 10 minutes to meet and discuss their ideas and concerns related to Boise State University.

The Math Drop-in Centers are now open!

MDIC I is in MG 243
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Friday
8:00 AM - 3:30 PM

MDIC II is in MG 118
Monday - Friday
9:30 AM - 2:30 PM

The center is open to all Boise State students who would like assistance with their math classes.

Please visit our web site for more information: tutoring.boisestate.edu or call (208) 426-4049.

The Writing Center is Open!

The Boise State Writing Center has opened for fall semester 2008. The Writing Center is a free service for all students, a place where you can find support for all of your writing efforts. We have a great group of consultants ready to talk with you about your work, and we are able to work with you at any stage of the writing process: brainstorming, revising, editing. All our consultations are done by appointment, and you may either call or walk in to schedule one—-Liberal Arts Building, Room 200, phone (208) 426-1298—-or you can make an appointment on-line: www.boisestate.edu/wcenter .

We also offer email consultations for writers. Please see our web page for more information: www.boisestate.edu/wcenter/email.html .

We hope you stop by the Center this semester to talk with us about your work.

The Boise State Writing Center-Make Us Central to Your Writing!

Homecoming is in the air, which means it's time to start thinking about your Homecoming Parade Float! This year's Homecoming Parade will take place Saturday, September 13 at 2:00 pm. The route will take you down University Drive and ends at the stadium, leaving you plenty of time to enjoy other Homecoming festivities and watch your Boise State Broncos beat the Bowling Green Falcons!

The first 10 student organizations to enter their float applications will receive $50. The top three floats will each win $200!!!

Be part of one of Boise State's longest traditions!
To find out more, to volunteer, or to submit an entry, visit clubs.boisestate.edu or homecoming.boisestate.edu .

Float Trip with BBQ – Sunday, September 7

Start off Homecoming Week with a splash by floating the Boise River! Meet in the Jordan Ballroom at 2:45 pm (the busses will load at 3 pm). Barbeque in the park will follow. Bring your Boise State Student ID. Sign up now at the Student Activities desk in the Student Union. First 50 students who register float for FREE!


Sidewalk Chalk Competition – Monday, September 8

Both student organizations and individuals are welcome to participate in Boise State’s Homecoming Sidewalk Chalk Contest. Registration is on the Quad from 9-10 am. Competition begins at 10 am and judging will take place at 3 pm. FREE


Toilet Bowl - Co-Rec Flag Football Tournament – Monday, September 8

Registration forms are available at the Student Recreation Center August 25 thru September 2. Space is limited to the first 16 teams. The tournament will take place from 4-10 pm on the Blue Turf in Bronco Stadium. For more information, call Campus Recreation (208) 426.2447 FREE


Fall Face-Off Concert – Tuesday, September 9

Come to the Jordan Ballroom at 7 pm to watch local bands battle for the title of Face Off Champion! FREE


Falcon Fry – Wednesday, September 10

Eat some fried chicken and decorate some Bronco gear on the Student Union Patio from 3 - 6 pm. FREE


Drive-In Movie – Thursday, September 11

Watch a movie with your friends on the top level of Parking Structure 2 (corner of Lincoln and University). Make sure to bring a blanket or chair. The movie will begin at dusk. FREE


Bronco Spirit Rally & Concert – Friday, September 12

Join other Bronco fans for a student organization carnival, concert and pep rally on the Quad! The student org carnival will kick off at 5 pm and the concert will begin at 7 pm. Bands will include the winner of Fall Face-Off, A Rodderdam November and Hardnox. Coach Pete will be speaking to the crowd around 9 or 9:15. FREE

PLEASE NOTE:On Friday September 12, the 2008 Annual Homecoming Concert and Spirit Rally will be taking place here on the Boise State campus. As many already know, our University is striving to build traditions and holding this event on our campus brings us one step closer to our goal. The event takes place from 6pm-10:30pm on the Quad. In order to have a successful concert, the stage crew will be conducting a series of sound checks throughout the afternoon starting around 1:00pm. We are aware that amplified sound could be a distraction and are apologizing in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any questions regarding this event please contact Kelly Stevens (Director of Student Activities) (208) 426-1223.

Homecoming Parade – Saturday, September 13
Come watch the parade down University Drive. Parade starts at 2 pm.

Boise State vs. Bowling Green – Saturday, September 13
Cheer on the Bronco Football Team as they take on Bowling Green! Game starts at 6:05 pm.


For more information about Homecoming Week events, please call (208) 426-4636 or visit the Homecoming website, homecoming.boisestate.edu .

Credit for Service:
Serving in the community is a great way for a student to gain professional and personal experience...but it is even better when you earn credit for it! Service-Learning at Boise State University combines classroom learning with community service, all while satisfying core and elective credit that count towards your degree.

The Basics:
To get started, visit our webpage at servicelearning.boisestate.edu/courselist to check out the great SL courses! After choosing your favorite SL course, log on to BroncoWeb, look up the class through 'class search' to register for that course (double check the section number). Finally, on your first day of class learn more from your instructor on how you begin your service for credit. That's it.

Want to learn more?
Contact Jillana Finnegan at (208) 426-5631 or servicelearning@boisestate.edu .

Since 2001, the Boise State Women's Center has honored local "Women Making History": ordinary women leading extraordinary lives. These women (students, faculty, staff, and community members around Idaho) are interviewed and their stories published in the Idaho Statesman in March and then honored at a dinner held in their honor. This publication has become a tradition in our Women's History Month celebration.

We are now calling for nominations for the March 2009 honorees. We are looking for those extraordinary stories of women who challenge sexist stereotypes and norms, work/advocate for equality within institutions (law, health care, education, etc.), role model healthy self-esteem and self-worth, break ground in traditionally male dominated fields (sports, engineering, politics, etc.), or challenge other forms of oppression (racism, ageism, etc.) If you know of a woman you believe should be honored for her contributions to Idaho, please nominate her today.


To nominate someone, you can pick up a nomination form at the Women's Center or go on-line to womenscenter.boisestate.edu . All nominations need to be turned in by the submission deadline of September 29, 2008 by 5:00 p.m.

Boise State is looking for volunteers for the annual Homecoming Parade!

Date: Saturday, September 13
Set-up Time: 12:00 pm
Parade Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm

Volunteers are needed to help block streets, set up cones and signs, and to organize parade floats and bands. This annual event cannot occur without the help of Boise State and the Boise community, so please contact Kara Fink, Student Organizations Program Coordinator, at 426-5951 or karafink@boisestate.edu if you are interested in being a part of this bronco tradition!

The Student Union Fine Arts Program proudly presents:

"Waiting for the World to Change"

September 5 – October 12
Recent M.F.A. graduate Candace Nicol created this exhibition comprised of etchings, collagraphs, and screenprints embedded in layers of resin. Created as a direct response to her experiences growing up within a multicultural, multi-ethnic family, as well as experiences faced after 911. The work represented in this exhibition explores Nicol's attempt to grasp and understand the duplicity of public fear and prejudice through personal stories and experiences.

RECEPTION TONIGHT!! - - - September 5, 6:00–8:00
Free parking will be available in the Liberal Arts parking lot during the reception.
The event is Free and Open to the Public. Light refreshments will be provided.

For more information, please go to: finearts.boisestate.edu or call (208) 426-1223.

Imagine an event that brings together people from around the world based on a commonality that transcends political, religious and cultural boundaries. The 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games brings this and awareness to the strength and abilities of individuals with intellectual disabilities, all while offering world-class competition.

Idaho has the honor of hosting this monumental event February 7-13, 2009 including up to 3,000 athletes from more than 100 countries.

The 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games will require the assistance of more than 6,000 volunteers. As a volunteer you will have the opportunity to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime event and through your efforts, dedication and commitment, the dream of competing in the World Winter Games will come true for up to 3,000 international athletes.

For more information on how you can be a World Winter Games volunteer, visit www.2009WorldGames.org or call the volunteer hotline at (208) 377-7199.

The deadline to volunteer for the 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games is September 30, 2008 .

RETURNING WOMEN'S DISCUSSION GROUP
The group works to facilitate relationships among women students who are returning to school after a break in their academic careers to provide support, information, and a safe place. Participants are not required to stay the full two hours ~ just pop on by. Lunches are provided free of charge! All women are encouraged and welcome to attend!

LUNCHEON DATES FOR FALL 2008:

• September 17
• October 1
• October 15
• October 29
• November 12
• December 3

For more information contact:
Jamie Lange
Returning Women's Discussion Group Coordinator
jamielange@boisestate.edu
womenscenter.boisestate.edu
(208) 426-5390

The BSU Women's Center is calling for submissions for the fifth annual Bra Project art auction.

This fundraiser benefits breast cancer awareness, prevention, and research organization. Features of the event include local musicians, a silent auction, and a live auction of artistic representations of bras. Bras may be made of any material and may be wearable or not.

All submissions are donations to the auction and are due by Monday, October 13th. For more information call (208) 426-4359.

The staff of the Boise State Writing Center is pleased to host a series of writing workshops to address an array of students’ common writing concerns. All interested students are invited to attend the workshops, which will take place in the Writing Center, LA 200.

Workshop #1
Chart Your Course: Getting Started On Writing Assignments
Wednesday, September 17, 4:45-5:30

Students are encouraged to bring syllabi and writing assignment guidelines to this workshop. We will discuss how to read and understand the guidelines and how to schedule backwards from due dates to allow for drafting and revising. We will also explore different brainstorming and prewriting methods.

www.boisestate.edu/wcenter

Boise State Education Abroad Fair 2008

Thinking about studying abroad? Well, now's your chance to find out why Boise State is a leader in education abroad! Education Abroad Fairs are comprehensive information fairs for students (and others) interested in learning more about the many exciting study abroad opportunities available at BSU.

At the Education Abroad Fair you can:

• Talk with representatives about individual programs
• Talk with international students from BSU direct exchange schools
• Chat with BSU students who have already studied abroad
• Talk with study abroad advisors and financial aid reps

When:	Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Time:	10:00am - 2:00pm
Where:	Jordan Ballroom (2nd floor Student Union)
Cost:	FREE!

For more information, please contact the International Programs Office at (208) 426-3652.

CAKE, ICE CREAM & MARVELOUS PRIZES!
Come help us dedicate the new Morrison Center Plaza on Friday, September 19th @ 3:00pm. The BSU Blue Thunder Drum Core kicks off the celebration which includes honoring past BSU President, Dr. John Keiser, representation by the Morrison Center's resident art groups, and music by BSU's own Gentle Rowser.

The Trey McIntyre Project will be performing on Saturday, September 20th @ 8:00pm in conjunction with the Morrison Center 25th anniversary. Student discounted tickets are available!

For additional information about these events and the list of prizes visit mc.boisestate.edu/25th.html or call (208) 426-1609.

Third Annual Tai Chi Tuesdays
TONE UP AND TUNE IN WITH TAI CHI TUESDAYS!
Students, faculty and staff are invited to take a few minutes - up to an hour - to enjoy the calming, rejuvenating practice of the ancient martial art of Tai Chi. This class will be taught by Jeffrey Vik, Boise State Tai Chi instructor.
When: Tuesdays, August 26-September 30, Noon-1:00pm
Where: Outdoors in a grassy area near the Quad (Outside the library)
For More Information: Contact Carol Pangburn, cpangbu@boisestate.edu
*SESSIONS ARE FREE-COME JOIN US!

Meningitis Clinic
Boise State University is providing an immunization clinic for the prevention of meningitis on campus. Meningococcal meningitis is a potentially fatal bacterial infection that causes inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord. For more information regarding the disease and vaccine, link to www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/vis/downloads/vis-mening.pdf
When: Wednesday, September 10, 8:00am-6:00pm
Where: Health & Wellness Center Conference Room
Fee: $130
*SHIP covers cost of vaccine at 100%. We will bill other types of insurance and any balances not paid by insurance will be billed to the student.
For More Information: Contact Stephen Mucher, RN, BSN or StephenMucher@boisestate,edu

Training & Development Presentation – Stress and Health: Mysteries Revealed
There is a powerful connection between the mind and body that is key to understanding what optimizes our health. Participants in this workshop will explore this mind/body connection and the relationship between stress and health. Key findings in the field of mind/body and stress research will be presented, as well as ways to enhance one's capacity for managing stress. Participants will also learn how to use a relaxation technique incorporating the breath to defuse stress.
Instructor: Christina Berg, MPH
When: Wednesday, September 10, 11:00am-Noon
Where: SMITC 210
Staff Registration: Log onto: cedar.boisestate.edu/hrs/workshops/
Student Registration: E-mail hrtrainingdevelopment@boisestate.edu

Aromatherapy Workshop
Plants have been a major source of medicine and healing practices for centuries. This workshop will educate participants on the powerful connection between aromatherapy and well-being. Individuals will explore aromatherapy applications for their health care regimen. Skin care, reduction of pain and inflammation by the use of compresses and baths and balancing of emotional states through inhalation of aromatherapy will be discussed. Hands on experience will involve creating a balancing blend for personal use.
Instructor: Jennifer Aumeier, BS, LMT
When: Tuesday, September 16, 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where: Bishop Barnwell Room, 2nd floor Student Union
Fee: $15 per person, including instructional materials and aromatherapy blend.

OUTDOOR PROGRAM
For details call (208) 426-1946 or click here
For details call (208) 426-1946 or click here
Community Climbs
Community Climbs are a chance for non-members to climb with their University friends and tour the Student Recreation Center. The next Community Climb happens on September 7.

Outdoor Climbing
Join us for several evenings of outdoor climbing at the local cliffs and bouldering areas. This is a great chance to experience climbing outside. The Outdoor Program staff will take care of the logistics and you get to climb. Registration continues until September 8 for the Black Cliffs–Mid Cliffs Area and September 15 for the Black Cliffs—Short Cliffs Area.

Route Setting
You will learn how to set top quality climbing routes: route design, hold and bolt selection, optimal placements, and rope ascension techniques. Registration continues until September 10 for the September 12 class and September 17 for the September 19 class.

Drop-in Kayak Roll Nights
Practice your roll, stroke technique, and amaze your friends with that new rodeo trick. Kayak Roll nights are non-instructional, but an opportunity to practice and refine skills in a supportive environment. Drop-in Kayak Roll Nights happen on September 10 and 17.

Drop-In Bike Repair Clinics
On September 11 and 18 park your car at home and get your bike out of the garage and on the greenbelt. Here is your chance to drop by with your bike and have a trained mechanic give you technical advice, help you make minor adjustments, and do preventative maintenance.

Mountain Biking
Here is your chance to hit the trails with a local guide. These programs are designed as "no-drop rides," so they can accommodate both beginner and advanced riders. Registration continues until September 12 for the second session.

Sunset Hikes
Spend the evening in some of the most beautiful areas in our region and still be home in time for a late dinner. Registration continues until September 12 for the Sunset Hike to the Table Rock Quarry Area.

Whitewater Kayaking 101
This four-day seminar will teach the basic techniques of kayaking. In the pool you will learn the history, equipment, stroke techniques, boat control, and kayak rolls. The river trip will focus on river reading, eddy turns, ferries, and river safety. Registration continues until September 12.

Advanced Climbing Techniques
Balance & efficiency of movement: edging, flagging, lay backs, mantles, matching, smearing, stemming, and more. Registration continues until September 15 for this part of the Climbing Skills Series.

Yoga Backpacking
Spend the weekend with the women of Campus Recreation on an adventurous and refreshing backpacking trip. This trip will take you into the Frank Church Wilderness on an 8-mile loop hike. You will spend your days hiking, laughing, and participating in several rejuvenating yoga sessions throughout the weekend. Registration continues until September 19.

Women That Rock
Want to try out indoor climbing, learn a new sport, or diversify your regular workout? Join us for exclusive women's only climbing nights. The next Women That Rock occurs on September 19.


REC RESPONSE
For details call 426-1131 or click here
For details call 426-1131 or click here
Standard First Aid with AED (adult CPR included) & Adult CPR/AED
Both classes take place on September 6 and 12. All participants who pass these classes will receive American Red Cross certifications.


FITNESS PROGRAM
For details call 426-5644 or click here For details call 426-5644 or click here
Free Class Week
Instructional Programs invites you to attend any of the regularly scheduled classes from September 7 until 13. This is a great way to see what we offer that fits into your workout schedule. From Salsa to Racquetball, our variety makes exercise fun and diverse.

Gravity Training System Info Sessions
On September 10, learn more about the Gravity Training System and meet our GTS trainer, Jill Waters, at one of the following free information sessions. This session is drop-in, no appointment is necessary.

Instructional Programs
Registration for both 3 and 8 week programs is now open, so sign up now! Challenge yourself, learn a new skill, or simply increase your fitness level in classes such as Belly Dance, Hula Hoop for Fitness, Racquetball, Yoga Intensive, Salsa Dance, and Pure Pilates. The Instructional Program classes are a great way to learn a new skill or brush up on an old one. Whichever class you choose you will receive expert instruction from a dynamic teacher. Registration available on-line until September 11 for the 3 week programs.

YogaFit® Anatomy and Alignment
Become a safer and more effective practitioner with a better understanding of anatomy and alignment. In this interactive two-day workshop you will learn the musculoskeletal anatomy and biomechanics necessary to safely and effectively align your students and other participants. YogaFit® is a leader in mind/body fitness education and presents workshops throughout the world. Take the unique opportunity to further your knowledge base. Early Bird Registration available on-line until September 19.

Endurance Rides
On September 21, turn up the volume and pump up your workout with a great ride. This class is similar to our regular cycling class, but lengthened to 90 minutes. Enjoy more time to ride and work on your cadence between drills in this challenging format. Please bring an extra water bottle for this extended ride. Registration available on-line until September 20.


INTRAMURAL SPORTS
For details call 426-5643 or click here .

For details call 426-5643 or click here .
Tennis League
Registration continues until September 8. The manager’s meeting happens on September 10 and play begins on September 15.

Grass Volleyball Tournament
Registration continues until September 8. The manager's meeting happens on September 10 and the tournament begins on September 20.

Flag Football League
Registration continues until September 8. The manager's meeting occurs on September 10 and play begins on September 14.

Kickball Tournament
Registration begins September 8 and continues until September 22. The manager's meeting takes place on September 24 and the tournament begins on September 27.


CLUB SPORTS
For details call 426-1131 or click here
For details call 426-1131 or click here
Get Organized Meeting
Club representation is required at one of the three meetings for all existing Club Sports. The remaining meeting times are: September 16 at 4pm, or Thursday, September 18 at 7pm. All meetings are in the conference room of the Student Recreation Center.