September 2010

New Student Registration

New Student And Family Orientation Program, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. To register to attend, contact Student Affairs at 381-1344.

New Student Registration

Labor Day-College Closed

Classes Start

Last Day for 100% Refund

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Student Athlete Orientation, 3:30 p.m., Stockade 101

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Destination Downtown, Elston Hall Student Center

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Last Day for 75% Refund

Destination Downtown, Elston Hall Student Center

Destination Downtown, Elston Hall Student Center

Destination Downtown, Elston Hall Student Center

Destination Downtown, Elston Hall Student Center

Last day for Drop/50% Refund

Student Affairs: Fall Transfer Fair, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Student Center, Elston Hall. 30+ College Admissions representatives will be available to answer any application or transfer questions.

Musicians of Ma’alwyck present, Sweet Nightingale, a program of songs and instrumental music popular in America in the 1870s, 11:30 a.m., Begley Building, Room 160. Free. This program includes works by Gilbert and Sullivan and American songwriters of the period with Gene Marie Callahan, soprano, Charles F. Schwartz, baritone, Norman Thibodeau, flute, Ann-Marie Barker Schwartz, violin, Petia Kassarova, violoncello, and Sten Isachsen, guitar.

Performance by Maria Zemantauski, Flamenco guitarist, sponsored by the SCCC Spanish Club, Taylor Auditorium, Free.

Bill Buell presents 1912: George Lunn and the Socialist Takeover of Schenectady, 7:00 p.m., Stockade Building, Room 101. Free. A former pastor at the First Reformed Church in the Stockade, George Lunn became the first and only Socialist mayor of Schenectady on January 1, 1912, a year in which the Socialists enjoyed stunning victories at the local and state level all over the country. In his talk, Bill Buell explores the factors responsible for George Lunn’s electoral success and examines the actual accomplishments of the mayor and the Socialists. A reporter for the Daily Gazette, Mr. Buell holds a degree in history from the University at Albany and is the author of Historic Schenectady County: A Bicentennial History.

“Smarty Beans” Presentation: The Natal Chart  - An Introduction to Archetypal Astrology, Presented by Mary Clare O’Connor, Assistant Director/Transition Counselor, LPP/Youthbuild, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Activity Forum, Elston Hall. Free. Presented by the Student Activities Board.

Petitions are due to Student Affairs, Elston Hall, Room 222 if you wish to run in the Fall 2010 Elections for Student Government.

Women’s Crew-Head of the Hudson, Albany, Time TBA

American Red Cross Blood Drive 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Activity Forum, Elston Hall. Walk-in and appointments welcomed. To schedule an appointment call 381-1335 or stop by the Student Affairs Office, Elston Hall, Room 222.

SCCC Board of Trustees Committee/Regular Meeting, 4:45 p.m., Library Conference Room, Begley Building
 

Last day for 25% refund

“Smarty Beans” Presentation: Personal Branding: How Did You Get Your Reputation and Is It Time For A Change?, Presented by Robert Frederick, Coordinator of Career and Employment Services, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Activity Forum, Elston Hall. Presented by the Student Activities Board.

Flame, 11:30 a.m., Carl B. Taylor Community Auditorium. Free. This inspirational band from upstate New York is made up of 11 people with developmental/physical disabilities, including autism, Down’s syndrome, mental retardation and blindness. People of all ages and backgrounds connect with this special rock band, especially those who have a disability.

Student Government Association Senate Elections (to be held online via ANGEL)

Student Government Association Senate Elections (to be held online via ANGEL)