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5/28/2013
New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




"Active Shooter Video" workshop
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

Addressing challenging Student Behaviors
- An Important Three-Part Workshop Series -
Active Shooter Video:

Presented by: Captain Mark Gordon and Chief Sam Lucido
  • Video and debriefing on how to deal with an active shooter on campus.
Lunch provided

To register for this workshop click here
Location
200A Elliott Hall
2200 Squirrel Road
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Suzanne Flattery
(248) 370-2466
flattery@oakland.edu




5/30/2013
Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Online Collaboration Tools
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Online Collaboration Tools
There’s a lot more than e-mail available to enhance remote  collaboration. A variety of  free online tools provide collaborators with the ability to meet, teach and mentor remotely, share notes, files, and research bibliographies. This session will provide an overview of several categories of collaboration tools, including Evernote, Dropbox, Zotero, Google Drive, and Google Hangout, and will discuss issues such as system requirements, password overload, content preservation and privacy.

Learning Objectives:
- Understand basic features of various online collaboration tools

- Recognize which tool is appropriate for various categories of collaboration (sharing resources and bibliographies for a research project, mentoring students, teaching, etc.)

- Know the system requirements of each tool (whether downloads are required, browser requirements, etc.)

- Recognize concerns regarding content preservation and privacy

- Discuss issues about managing accounts and passwords


This activity is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

For more infomation or to register go to http://meded.beaumont.edu/cme-calendar and click on seminars.

Location
Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak Campus - Surgical Learning Center
Classrooms 1 & 2
Royal Oak MI, 48085
Map & Directions
Contact
Ann Poznanski MD PhD
(248) 370-2441
poznansk@oakland.edu




SBA Alumni Reception: Rochester
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

The School of Business Administration at Oakland University and the Oakland University Alumni Association are pleased to invite SBA alumni to a happy hour reception featuring good food, networking with fellow SBA alums and an update from SBA Dean Mohan Tanniru. The food, conversation and information are all free, and a cash bar will be available.

This event will take place from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and offers the chance to catch up with fellow alumni and learn about all the advances the SBA is making in educating business students. As we prepare for the selection of a new dean, we can catch up and acknowledge how far we have come.


Please RSVP online to let us know that you're coming!



Location
Buffalo Wild Wings - Rochester
1234 East Walton Boulevard
Rochester Hills MI, 48307
Map & Directions
Contact
Theo English
(248) 370-4969
tnenglish@oakland.edu




SBA Alumni Reception - Rochester Hills
5:30 PM
Date: 5/30/2013 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM  



Click here to join us for an SBA Alumni Reception in Rochester Hills.






5/31/2013
Baseball: NCAA Regionals vs NCAA Regionals
All day event
NCAA Regionals. TBA



Leadership & Volunteer Center - Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix
All day event
Occurs: 5/31/13 - 6/2/13, All Day
Location: Detroit

“Prefer life in the fast lane? Get your speed on behind the scenes at the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix! The Detroit Grand Prix Association (DGPA) is seeking volunteers to help stage this world-class auto racing event the weekend of May 31-June 2, 2013.

Volunteers play a vital role in the Motor City’s hosting of this event, working as ticket takers, shuttle guides, hospitality assistants, customer relations representatives, grandstand ushers, circuit marshals, and more! As a volunteer, you are entitled to numerous benefits, including race credentials for the full three days of race weekend, uniform, breakfast and lunch served all three days of race weekend, a kick-off party with an IndyCar driver, an after-race party, and others.

To sign up to volunteer, visit: http://www.detroitgp.com/volunteer/index.cfm?cid=17701

For more information, contact:
Ariel Simon
asimon@detroitgp.com
(313) 748-1801




6/1/2013
Leadership & Volunteer Center - Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix
All day event
Occurs: 6/1/13 - 6/3/13, All Day
Location: Detroit

“Prefer life in the fast lane? Get your speed on behind the scenes at the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix! The Detroit Grand Prix Association (DGPA) is seeking volunteers to help stage this world-class auto racing event the weekend of May 31-June 2, 2013.

Volunteers play a vital role in the Motor City’s hosting of this event, working as ticket takers, shuttle guides, hospitality assistants, customer relations representatives, grandstand ushers, circuit marshals, and more! As a volunteer, you are entitled to numerous benefits, including race credentials for the full three days of race weekend, uniform, breakfast and lunch served all three days of race weekend, a kick-off party with an IndyCar driver, an after-race party, and others.

To sign up to volunteer, visit: http://www.detroitgp.com/volunteer/index.cfm?cid=17701

For more information, contact:
Ariel Simon
asimon@detroitgp.com
(313) 748-1801




Ross Wilson Memorial Golf Outing
6:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Ross Wilson 2-Person Team Championship.  8:00am shotgun on Katke-Cousins course.  Call the golf shop at 248-364-6300 ext.2 for further information.
Location
Katke-Cousins Golf Course
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Perry Busse
(248) 364-6300
busse@oakland.edu




Vitality Dance - Vitality Dance 2nd Annual Dance Showcase
6:00 PM
Occurs: Jun 1, 2013, 6pm-8pm
Location: Varner Hall



6/2/2013
Leadership & Volunteer Center - Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix
All day event
Occurs: 6/2/13 - 6/4/13, All Day
Location: Detroit

“Prefer life in the fast lane? Get your speed on behind the scenes at the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix! The Detroit Grand Prix Association (DGPA) is seeking volunteers to help stage this world-class auto racing event the weekend of May 31-June 2, 2013.

Volunteers play a vital role in the Motor City’s hosting of this event, working as ticket takers, shuttle guides, hospitality assistants, customer relations representatives, grandstand ushers, circuit marshals, and more! As a volunteer, you are entitled to numerous benefits, including race credentials for the full three days of race weekend, uniform, breakfast and lunch served all three days of race weekend, a kick-off party with an IndyCar driver, an after-race party, and others.

To sign up to volunteer, visit: http://www.detroitgp.com/volunteer/index.cfm?cid=17701

For more information, contact:
Ariel Simon
asimon@detroitgp.com
(313) 748-1801




Ashley Bryan Art Dedication
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The School of Education and Human Services is hosting a dedication ceremony for art generously donated by Ashley Bryan.
Location
350 Pawley Hall
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
(248) 370-4247
sehs@oakland.edu




6/3/2013
New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




6/4/2013
Using Student peer Review with Moodle
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Facilitated by:  Shaun Moore & John Corso

Lunch will be provided

To register for this workshop click here.
Location
200C Elliott Hall Lab
200C Elliott Hall
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Suzanne Flattery
(248) 370-2466
flattery@oakland.edu




Graduate Open House
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Graduate faculty, admissions staff and financial aid advisers will be available to answer questions about graduate study at Oakland University. Attendees can explore OU's more than 120 master's, doctorate and certificate programs, learn about financial aid and payment options, and get information on admissions requirements and the application process.
Location
Oakland Center Banquet Rooms
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Graduate Admissions
(248) 370-2700
gradinfo@oakland.edu




Alumni Lit to Film Book Club
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
"Tess of the d'Ubervilles" by Thomas Hardy Read the book, and then join us to view the film and discuss the two.
Location
Kresge Library - Room 225B
Kresge Library 225B, 2200 N. Squirrel Rd.
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Anne Switzer
(248) 370-2475
switzer2@oakland.edu




6/5/2013
Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




6/6/2013
New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Lunch & Launch: "Business and Social Media: The Legal Issues"
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Do you use computers for requesting and providing quotes, obtaining job applications and displaying your product? If so, you are affected by the social media regulations. For all businesses, simply having employees mean that social media is something to be aware of and address in company policies. More often than not, at least some of your employees are using social media, which has the potential to materially affect your business. Presenter Robin Luce Hermann, shareholder and attorney at Butzel Long, focuses her practice in the areas of media law, commercial litigation, non-competes and trade secrets and civil rights. Please register for this event.
Location
Macomb-OU INCubator
6633 18 Mile Road
Sterling Heights MI, 48314
Map & Directions
Contact
Joan Carleton
(586) 884-9324
macINC@oakland.edu




Systematic Reviews
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Systematic Reviews
The volume of clinical research evidence is rapidly growing, and clinicians may find multiple research studies addressing the same clinical question. A systematic review answers a clinical question by finding and evaluating all available research evidence. It is a form of research that provides a summery of clinical studies on a specific clinical question, using explicit methods to identify relevant studies, critically appraise their quality, and synthesize the evidence. Clinicians may use systematic reviews to inform patient care decisions. The session will discuss the basic principles of systematic reviews and differences between systematic reviews and other types of reviews. It will review resources for systematic reviews and introduce the steps taken to conduct a systematic review on a given clinical question.

Learning Objectives: 
• State the differences between a narrative review, systematic review, and meta-analysis
• Understand the importance of systematic reviews in evidence-based practice
• Review various ways to locate systematic reviews
• Describe the steps required to complete a systematic review


Location
Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak Campus - Surgical Learning Center
Classrooms 1 & 2
Royal Oak MI, 48085
Map & Directions
Contact
Ann Poznanski MD PhD
(248) 370-2441
poznansk@oakland.edu




6/7/2013
Leadership & Volunteer Center - Mentor Recruitment Rally & Orientation
8:30 AM
Occurs: Jun 7, 2013, 8:30am-10am
Location: Butcher Community Center - 27500 Cosgrove, Warren, MI 48092
Winning Futures is an award winning non-profit organization that inspires and prepares young people to be self-reliant and successful through life skills, strategic planning, mentoring, and scholarship programs.

Enjoy a FREE continental breakfast, as you learn about mentoring expectations and where and when volunteers can mentor.

www.winningfutures.org




Transfer Student Orientation
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
This event is the second section of the two-part Transfer Student Orientation. Part Two is the on-campus component and gives students the opportunity to meet with an academic adviser, create a plan of study and register for classes. Students must complete Part One before attending Part Two. For more information please visit oakland.edu/tso.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Leadership & Volunteer Center - Bravo Bravo
11:45 PM
Occurs: Jun 7, 2013, 11:45pm-2am
Location: Detroit Opera House - 1526 Broadway St Detroit, MI 48226
The Detroit Opera House is seeking students to join our Bravo Bravo! volunteer breakdown event team on Friday, June 7th.

Directly following the Bravo Bravo! event, we will need enthusiastic, speedy, and strong volunteers to ensure that the Opera House is neat and tidy. Volunteers will be needed for many activities, including , but not limited to:
- picking up debris
- breaking down tables, chairs, and large stage sets

Students will earn 8 hours of volunteer credit for 3 hours of work. They will also receive 2 tickets to any Opera or dance show held at the Detroit Opera House.

Volunteers will need to arrive by midnight. We ask that students are 18 years or over, they must be able lift at least 20 pounds, and wear comfortable attire for moving and lifting items throughout the Opera House.

Contact:
Carolyn Geck
cgeck@motopera.org
313-961-3500




6/8/2013
Leadership & Volunteer Center - Detroit Foam Fest
7:00 AM
Occurs: Jun 8, 2013, 7am-5pm
Location: Stony Creek Metropark 4300 Main Park Dr. Shelby Twp. Detroit MI 48316
The Detroit Foam Fest is a 5k obstacle course similar to a Warrior Dash. The 5k Foam Fest of Detroit has partnered with Special Olympics Michigan and has graciously decided to donate part of their proceeds to ours cause. In return we are gathering up to 100 volunteers to help run their weekend event. Come on out and help us run this awesome event for a great cause.

The volunteer opportunities are split into two shifts on Saturday and Sunday: 
Shift one: 7am-noon.
Shift two: 11am-5pm.
Volunteers can sign up for either shift on either day and the responsibilities include:

Insurance/Waiver Booth 
Merchandise 
Trash/Toilette Paper 
Race Bibs 
Gear Check-In 
Registration

Contact:
Sarah Henry
sarah.henry@somi.org
248-699-9603




Leadership & Volunteer Center - OPC 5K & Walk for Meals
7:15 AM
Occurs: Jun 8, 2013, 7:15am-12pm
Location: OPC - 650 Letica Dr. Rochester, MI 48307
Volunteers needed to help with the OPC 5K! Meet at the OPC Parking Lot.
 

Contact:
Matt Spierling
matthew_spierling@opcseniorcenter.org




6/9/2013
Leadership & Volunteer Center - Detroit Foam Fest
7:00 AM
Occurs: Jun 9, 2013, 7am-5pm
Location: Stony Creek Metropark 4300 Main Park Dr. Shelby Twp. Detroit MI 48316
The Detroit Foam Fest is a 5k obstacle course similar to a Warrior Dash. The 5k Foam Fest of Detroit has partnered with Special Olympics Michigan and has graciously decided to donate part of their proceeds to ours cause. In return we are gathering up to 100 volunteers to help run their weekend event. Come on out and help us run this awesome event for a great cause.

The volunteer opportunities are split into two shifts on Saturday and Sunday:
Shift one: 7am-noon. 
Shift two: 11am-5pm. 
Volunteers can sign up for either shift on either day and the responsibilities include:

Insurance/Waiver Booth 
Merchandise 
Trash/Toilette Paper 
Race Bibs 
Gear Check-In 
Registration

Contact:
Sarah Henry
sarah.henry@somi.org
248-699-9603




6/10/2013
Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




6/11/2013
Master in Public Health Information Meeting
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Please join us to hear about the new Master of Public Health offered by Oakland University.
Starting Fall 2013. 
Click Here to register.

Location
School of Health Sciences
Human Health Building
Rochester MI, 48309

Contact
Rebecca Cheezum
(248) 364-8681
cheezum@oakland.edu




6/12/2013
New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Bulletproof Your Success: Communications Excellence - The Art of Woo
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

This lecture covers the important areas of oral and written communications to affect positive change. It gives you the tools that will help you get people to listen to you and help you learn to listen to others, as well as how to negotiate.

You will learn how to read others, respond to emotional cues, how to woo others with your communications excellence versus "going to war" - as well as understand the "art of the flirt" professionally.


About the Series

Oakland University business graduate students can take advantage of special registration offer as part of the business school’s sponsorship of the 2013 Bulletproof Your Success business lecture series presented by President and CEO of The Community House in Birmingham, Camille Jayne.

 

An established business leader, Jayne developed the series to help business professionals succeed in a difficult environment. The series covers the eight competency clusters she has identified to increase business effectiveness. The lecture series offers tools and processes attendees can start using immediately to help bulletproof their success in business.

 

The lectures, which take place the second Wednesday of every month from February through September 2013 at the Birmingham Community House from 11:30-1:30 p.m., run $35 per lecture, registrants can add a lunch for $10. The SBA sponsorship includes 10 registrations and lunch per lecture, which are available to SBA graduate students on a first-come basis. See information below on how to reserve your spot. If complimentary registrations are full the registration information below will close out, interested students are welcome to sign up as a paying attendee via The Community House online registration system here.

Each lecture also includes a personal “Success Pitstop Assessment,” a comprehensive questionnaire participants can use to rate their skills, leadership, traits, management style, experiential and factual knowledge, and talents/abilities to determine their “success bucket” score.



Registration for School of Business Graduate Students
SBA graduate students interested in attending the lectures should email Paul Trumbull at trumbull@oakland.edu and with the following information: full name, email address, lecture date and indicate chicken or vegetarian lunch preference. Reservations should be placed by the 23 month preceding the lecture. The spaces are available on a first-come basis.

SBA faculty, staff and undergraduate students interested in attending may email Trumbull to be placed on a waiting list for any available openings.

More information:

http://bulletprooflectures.com/successpitstop/tch.html

www.oakland.edu/bulletproof


Location
The Community House (Birmingham)
380 South Bates
Birmingham MI, 48009
Map & Directions
Contact
Paul Trumbull
(248) 370-3287
trumbull@oakland.edu




6/13/2013
"Creating an Effective Syllabus" workshop
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Facilitated by Judy Ableser, Director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning
  • Learn how to create an effective syllabus
  • Review sample syllabus templates
  • Review sample syllabi
  • Work on refining your own syllabus for the winter semester -Note: Please bring sample syllabi with you to this session.

Lunch will be provided.

To register for this workshop click here.


Location
200A Elliott Hall
2200 Squirrel Road
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Suzanne Flattery
(248) 370-2466
flattery@oakland.edu




6/14/2013
Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




6/17/2013
Board of Trustees Formal Session
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location
242 Elliott Hall
Rochester MI, 80309
Map & Directions
Contact
Rhonda Saunders
(248) 370-3112
saunders@oakland.edu




6/18/2013
Jr. Golf League Series
7:30 AM - 1:00 PM
This golf league for boys and girls ages 6-15 years old is a great way to meet new Jr. Golfers and build Tournament Experience.

Scheduled League Days:  June 18, July 2, July 9th, July 16th, July 23, July 30, August 6, August 13

August 13th will be the Junior League Championship Day.

Please call 248-364-6300 ext. 2 if you have any questions or register.


Location
Katke-Cousins Golf Course
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Perry Busse
(248) 364-6300
busse@oakland.edu




Incorporating Service Learning Into Your Course
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Facilitated by Scott Crabill and Chris Jensen
  • Understand the basic principles of service learning
  • Essential components of a service learning assignment
  • How to develop a relationship with a community partner

To register for this workshop click here


Location
200A Elliott Hall
2200 Squirrel Road
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Suzanne Flattery
(248) 370-2466
flattery@oakland.edu




Transfer Student Orientation
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
This event is the second section of the two-part Transfer Student Orientation. Part Two is the on-campus component and gives students the opportunity to meet with an academic adviser, create a plan of study and register for classes. Students must complete Part One before attending Part Two. For more information please visit oakland.edu/tso.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




6/20/2013
Ladies Invitational
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Contact the golf shop at 248-364-6300 ext. 2 for details.
Location
Katke-Cousins Golf Course
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Jeremy Moses
(248) 364-6300
moses@oakland.edu




New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




World Music Summer Concert
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Annual outdoor concert by Oakland University’s World Music Ensembles (Akwaaba, African Ensemble and Pan-Jumbies, Steel Band) on the patio of the Oakland Center.

Mark Stone, ensemble director.


Free Admission

 


Location
Oakland Center Patio
Rochester MI, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
(248) 370-2030
gellis@oakland.edu




Systematic Reviews
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Systematic Reviews
The volume of clinical research evidence is rapidly growing, and clinicians may find multiple research studies addressing the same clinical question. A systematic review answers a clinical question by finding and evaluating all available research evidence. It is a form of research that provides a summery of clinical studies on a specific clinical question, using explicit methods to identify relevant studies, critically appraise their quality, and synthesize the evidence. Clinicians may use systematic reviews to inform patient care decisions. The session will discuss the basic principles of systematic reviews and differences between systematic reviews and other types of reviews. It will review resources for systematic reviews and introduce the steps taken to conduct a systematic review on a given clinical question.

Learning Objectives: 
• State the differences between a narrative review, systematic review, and meta-analysis
• Understand the importance of systematic reviews in evidence-based practice
• Review various ways to locate systematic reviews
• Describe the steps required to complete a systematic review


Location
Beaumont Health System, Troy Campus - Ground Floor
Classrooms 1 & 2
Troy MI, 48085
Map & Directions
Contact
Ann Poznanski MD PhD
(248) 370-2441
poznansk@oakland.edu




6/21/2013
Leadership & Volunteer Center - 2013 Village Victory Cup
8:00 AM
Occurs: Jun 21, 2013, 8am-4pm
Location: Ultimate Soccer Arenas, 867 South Blvd., Pontiac, MI 48341
Each June, 200+ residents from our SE Michigan Senior Living Communities compete against each other in a variety of field-day-type events in an effort to capture the Village Victory Cup for their Village. By helping with the event, volunteers ensure that our residents are able to compete safely and enjoy themselves. 

Some of the things volunteers help with include greeting participants, keeping score, timing, officiating, judging, setting-up, tearing-down, escorting participants to and from events, helping with lunch, and cleaning-up. Volunteers can help with the entire day or part of the day depending on what their schedules allow.

Contact:

Tom Wyllie

twyllie@pvm.org

248-281-2047




Parent Orientation
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Oakland University’s parent orientation program acquaints parents with the many resources and support services available to students and families during this important and exciting time. To sign up for a parent orientation please visit oakland.edu/orientation.

Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




New Student Orientation - Part One
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
New students are required to attend a two-part orientation. During Part One of New Student Orientation, students will meet with their assigned academic adviser, register for classes, explore the campus and learn about university policies and resources and much more. To sign up for Part One, please visit oakland.edu/orientation. Students will need their Grizzly ID in order to sign up, which can found in their acceptance letter. Part Two of New Student Orientation will be held on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Location
Oakland Center
Rochester Michigan, 48309
Map & Directions
Contact
Yoel Joa
(248) 370-4653
gold@oakland.edu




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