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    <p>Before I went on the road, I heard stories from the UMBC Admissions staff about all of the people they met and all of the fun they had while on recruitment travel. I thought to myself, “There is no way that you could have that much fun while driving from one high school to the next and standing at college fairs all night long. There’s no time to have fun.” Boy was I wrong! I have met so many wonderful people. I have been able to absorb any and all knowledge passed my way whether it is from seasoned counselors, new counselors, guidance counselors, or principals. Every person told me that this profession is all about the relationships you make . . . <em>and to never eat alone</em>.</p>
    <p>I have made some amazing relationships with admissions counselors across nation. We all have the same personality for the most part. We are a bunch of extroverts who love interacting and helping people. I mean of course we do, we’re all in admissions! So overall, I am having an amazing time on the road. Being able to cultivate relationships with people has made this chapter of my life very rewarding. You never know how these relationships will benefit my future.</p>
    <p>Below is a picture of the group counselors at the end of one of the PACAC college fairs. The University of Massachusetts Amherst counselor had to fulfill one of the requirements for her office’s travel challenge, which called for a “selfie” with the most admissions counselors in it. Hope you enjoy!</p>
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    <p>Before I went on the road, I heard stories from the UMBC Admissions staff about all of the people they met and all of the fun they had while on recruitment travel. I thought to myself, “There is no way that you could have that much fun while driving from one high school to the next and standing at college fairs all night long. There’s no time to have fun.” Boy was I wrong! I have met so many wonderful people. I have been able to absorb any and all knowledge passed my way whether it is from seasoned counselors, new counselors, guidance counselors, or principals. Every person told me that this profession is all about the relationships you make . . . <em>and to never eat alone</em>.</p>
    <p>I have made some amazing relationships with admissions counselors across nation. We all have the same personality for the most part. We are a bunch of extroverts who love interacting and helping people. I mean of course we do, we’re all in admissions! So overall, I am having an amazing time on the road. Being able to cultivate relationships with people has made this chapter of my life very rewarding. You never know how these relationships will benefit my future.</p>
    <p>Below is a picture of the group counselors at the end of one of the PACAC college fairs. The University of Massachusetts Amherst counselor had to fulfill one of the requirements for her office’s travel challenge, which called for a “selfie” with the most admissions counselors in it. Hope you enjoy!</p>
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<Title>Prof. Kimberly Moffitt was featured on the Marc Steiner Show</Title>
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<Title>Attention: Class Schedule Spring '15 (Update)</Title>
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<Title>Job Announcement: Open position at Western Oregon University</Title>
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    <div>For more information, contact Carmen Cáceda, PhD. search committee chair, <span><a href="mailto:cacedac@wou.edu" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">cacedac@wou.edu</a></span>
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<Title>Become a Faculty/Staff Diversity Presenter</Title>
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    <div>Dear Student Affairs Colleagues and Student Life Mosaic Center Faculty/Staff Partners,</div>
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    <div>As you know, our 21st Century global society has become increasingly diverse. Many of our students, despite being open to that diversity, still need to increase their cultural competencies - the skills and awareness related to communication and interaction across all social identities.  </div>
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    <div>Student Life's Mosaic Center staff are creating a new Mosaic Center Diversity Presenters group to help develop this important life and interaction skill set within our students. This group, an outgrowth of our former Diversity Education Intern program, is the next evolution in our diversity and social justice education efforts. To prepare to launch this new initiative, this fall we are offering diversity <em>"train the trainer"</em> sessions to students, faculty and staff interested in serving as diversity and social justice education presenters.  Our first 3 hour training for UMBC staff and faculty (and selected students) will be:</div>
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    <div><strong>Friday, October 24, 2014 </strong></div>
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    <div>If you have prior diversity presentation and facilitation experience and can attend the training, visit our myUMBC group event and complete the brief interest form: <a href="http://my.umbc.edu/groups/themosaic/events/26236" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">http://my.umbc.edu/groups/themosaic/events/26236</a>.  If you have questions or can't attend this training but want to be a presenter, email <a href="mailto:mosaic@umbc.edu" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">mosaic@umbc.edu</a> or call Lisa Gray directly at 410-455-8478.  </div>
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    <div><span>We are pursuing a co-presenter/co-facilitators structure in which we hope to pair UMBC faculty and staff with students to present workshops to classes, student organizations and departments across campus by request. So, staff and faculty will most likely be paired with students to serve as lead "mentor" presenters to support the awareness, knowledge and skill development of the student presenters. We envision offering workshops to the campus in the same fashion as our Safe Zone program sessions.</span></div>
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    <div>We've received several student interest forms for the training already.  We really could use more faculty/staff participants!  So, thank you for considering this opportunity.</div>
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    </table>This is our last open tournament of the year. Lets make it kickass! Since it's far away, we're only going to be able to take those on the roster. If you are on the roster and cannot commit from Friday night to Sunday night and or are injured. LET ME KNOW so I can boot you from the roster and get someone else on. </div>
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