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December 6, 2002
Nota
Bene
January
27 Deadline for Awards
If you are interested in applying for any of the following awards,
contact Hilary Shaw at x2080 or hshaw@mtholyoke.edu.
Beinecke Scholarships
These scholarships provide two years of graduate study ($32,000
toward tuition) in the arts, humanities, or social sciences. Applicants
must be United States citizens receiving need-based financial
aid. Winners will receive $2,000 prior to entering graduate school
and $30,000 while in graduate school. The MHC deadline is January
27. Mount Holyoke may nominate one student for this award. One
MHC student has won in the past. For additional information visit
www.BeineckeScholarship.org.
National Security
Education Program (NSEP) David L. Boren Undergraduate Scholarships
These scholarships provide funding for summer, semester, or full
academic year study abroad in non-Western countries for juniors
and seniors majoring in the applied sciences or engineering. Recipients
must agree to work for a U.S. government agency upon graduation
and must be U.S. citizens. This award is competitive and relates
to study in foreign countries and world regions critical to United
States national security. The MHC deadline is January 27. Mount
Holyoke students have been successful in winning this award. For
more information, visit www.iie.org/nsep.
Udall Scholarships
These scholarships provide tuition support ($5,000 renewable stipend)
for United States students in fields related to the environment
and to Native American and Alaska natives in fields related to
health care or tribal Policy. Applicants must be U.S. citizens
or permanent U.S. residents. The MHC deadline is January 27. Mount
Holyoke may nominate up to six students for this award. Mount
Holyoke students have won these awards in the past. For more information,
visit www.udall.gov.
Winter Parking Bans
The parking office would like to remind members of the community
that winter storms may necessitate snow parking bans. Such bans
prohibit parking in faculty/staff areas so that Facilities Management
can plow the lots and roadways. Vehicles that are left in these
areas once a parking ban is in effect will be ticketed and towed.
Snow bans are not typically issued during the workday unless the
College is closed. For instance, if the College were to close
at noon, the ban might be put in effect at 1 pm. In the event
that Facilities Management cannot clear the snow from the parking
lots and roadways by the start of work the day after a storm,
vehicles should not be brought back on campus. In such a case,
there might be a delayed opening. Managers will instruct essential
personnel on where to park on campus during a snow ban. When a
snow ban is issued, information will also be given on when it
might be lifted. If you have questions or comments, call x2514.
Glee
Club Auditions
Mount Holyoke’s
Glee Club welcomes new members (altos especially) to experience
a fabulous spring semester of singing. The Glee Club will host
the Spelman College Glee Club at MHC and perform in Atlanta (April
3–6) and with Harvard’s Glee Club, orchestra, and soloists
(April 27). It is best to try out before the end of first semester.
Contact Cathy Melhorn at x2306 or cmelhorn@mtholyoke to arrange
an audition.
Greetings
to Students from the Staff in the Office of Financial Assistance
It is that time of year again. Begin thinking about reapplying
for financial assistance for the next academic year. If you are
a domestic student who applied for aid last year, letters were
mailed to your campus post office box and to your home address
detailing how to reapply for financial assistance. Please be sure
to read the information carefully, follow all due dates, and be
in touch with the Office of Financial Assistance at x2291 or finaid@mtholyoke.edu
if you have questions. The office, which is located in Skinner
Hall, welcomes visitors Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm.
Oops!
Is the January Term Global Leadership Forum jinxed? Not only did
the College Street Journal report that the leadership course was
a noncredit offering when it is actually being offered for credit,
the Office of the Registrar mistakenly listed the class as meeting
every evening when it actually will meet Mondays and Wednesdays
for one section and Tuesdays and Thursdays for the other. Interested
students from both sections may gather for optional Friday and
Sunday presentations and films. “No jinx,” laughed the
class’s instructor Pat Sewell. “We simply like to test
global leadership candidates for their enthusiasm and persistence.”
Some Global Leadership Forum spots may remain open, and Sewell
welcomes email inquiries at psewell@MtHolyoke.edu until the registrar’s
deadline of December 31.
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