East Tennessee State University Events Calendar

Road Closures Around Warf-Pickel Hall (5/14/2013 - 8/19/2013)

Tue, 14 May 2013 04:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	5/14/2013
End Date:	8/19/2013	End Time:	Midnight

ETSU Main Campus - Warf-Pickel Hall

On Tuesday, May 14, John Robert Bell Drive will be closed from the intersection at State of Franklin Road to the north end of Warf-Pickel Hall, which houses the Claudius G. Clemmer College of Education. Also closing will be Jack Vest Drive from the intersection of State of Franklin Road across from the entrance to the VA Medical Center campus to the intersection with North Dossett Drive. This closure includes all parking in Lot 21. These roads will be closed until Aug. 19 as construction of the new student parking garage is completed and roads are relocated. During this time, the west end of the ETSU campus will only be accessible from J.L. Seehorn Drive. Persons needing to park in Lot 22A will need to enter that area from Greenwood Drive. John Robert Bell Drive will remain closed permanently to create a pedestrian walkway for students using the new parking garage as well as other parking on the west side of campus. To access maps of the construction areas along with suggested walking paths and the locations of alternative entrances to buildings, visit http://www.etsu.edu/fa/fs/parking/detour/

Scotland and Northern Ireland Summer Study Aboard (5/28/2013 - 6/20/2013)

Tue, 28 May 2013 04:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	5/28/2013
End Date:	6/20/2013	End Time:	Midnight

Study abroad in Scotland and Northern Ireland (three or six credit hours - undergraduate or graduate). Throughout Northern Ireland and from Scotland's major cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh to the Highlands and the Isle of Skye.

Baseball at College World Series (6/14/2013 - 6/25/2013)

Fri, 14 Jun 2013 04:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/14/2013	All Day
End Date:	6/25/2013

Baseball at College World Series

“(Un)Finished: Collaborations with Sam Mays” at Tipton Gallery (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 04:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013
End Date:	6/19/2013

The ETSU Department of Art & Design and Slocumb Galleries in partnership with the Urban Redevelopment Alliance present “(Un)Finished: Collaborations with Sam Mays” Group Exhibition and Silent Auction for the benefit of the Sam Mays Memorial Scholarship from June 7 to July 12, 2013, at the Tipton Gallery. The opening reception is on June 7, First Friday, from 5 to 7 p.m. during the Blue Plum Festival.

The “(Un)Finished” collaborative exhibition features sculptural body casts that were part of the unfinished project of Johnson City artist, graphic designer and cultural provocateur Sam Mays. Organizers and Mays’ close friends Whitney Parkinson and Brian Glaze invited other ETSU alumni and artists who knew Mays to collaborate and finish the painting of these body casts. The exhibition pays homage to the creativity and diverse art interest of Mays whose passing in early 2013 was mourned by the Johnson City community. Most of the works in the exhibition will be available for purchase, funds from the sale and the silent auction featuring various works donated by Mays’ friends and family shall benefit the Sam Mays Memorial Scholarship at ETSU that were dedicated by his parents Kathy and Russell Mays.

The exhibit will be open to the public during the First Friday reception, by appointment and during Blue Plum Festival on June 8 and 9 from 12 noon until 6 p.m.; the silent auction ends on Sunday, June 9 at 6 p.m. The exhibit will also be open on July 5, First Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.

The participating artists are Ariel Adams , Ren Allen, Brian Baker, Kara Bledsoe, Laura Bowman, Emily Boyd, Betty Crawford, David Crowder, Brooke Day, Steven Garnett, Aaron Haynes, Jeremy High, Susan Lachmann, Derek Morton, Whitney Parkinson, Cassity Potter, Adria Ryan , Terry Shanks, Emily Watson, Melanie Yodkins. Special thanks to Kathy and Russell Mays, Krisna and Jim Godwin, Mid City Grill and Tommy South.

The Tipton Gallery is located at 126 Spring St., in Downtown Johnson City. Please contact Slocumb Galleries’ Director Karlota Contreras-Koterbay via email contrera@etsu.edu or call 423.483.3179 for more information or to schedule a visit. The Tipton Gallery is sponsored by the ETSU Department of Art & Design and the Urban Redevelopment Alliance (URA).

Iaido (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 04:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013
End Date:	6/19/2013

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity
Room: Aerobic Studio

The contemporary Japanese art of drawing the long sword. Iaido, is now used
not only to teach sword techniques, but as a form of mental and physical discipline,
emphasizing correct technique and form, meditation and character development.

Last day to schedule oral exams with the School of Graduate Studies (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 04:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	All Day
End Date:	6/19/2013

Last day to schedule oral exams with the School of Graduate Studies for Summer 2013 graduation

ETSU student to compete in Pan Am Weightlifting Championships (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 04:00:01 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	12:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	11:59 PM

East Tennessee State University’s Shelbie Serpan is gearing up to compete in the Pan American Weightlifting Championships, which will be held June 22-30 in Caracas, Venezuela.

Serpan, one of the inaugural students participating in the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Site at ETSU, qualified for the Pan Am event through her performance in the National University Championships and World Pan American Championships Qualifier weightlifting meet, which was hosted in April at ETSU. There were over 200 competitors at this meet, which was the first national-level meet ETSU hosted since becoming a designated Olympic Training Site.

Serpan competed in the 75+ kg (165+ lbs.) weight class, winning first place in the snatch, lifting 101 kg (223 lbs.); second place in the clean and jerk, lifting 130 kg (286.5 lbs.); and second place in the total, lifting 231 kg (509 lbs.). ETSU’s Women’s Weightlifting Team placed second in the meet, and the Co-Ed Weightlifting Team placed third.

The Pan Am event will be the fourth international competition for Serpan, who will try to qualify for the World Championships in October.

“It is a blessing to compete in this event,” said Serpan, a senior allied health major from Clearwater, Kansas. “It’s a challenge and a way to take my competition to the next level. It’s also a stepping-stone for my training toward the Olympics.”

Serpan’s goal is to compete in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as well as the 2020 Olympics.

Last day to add w/o Dean's permission (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 04:00:01 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	12:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013

Last day to add w/o Dean's permission

Multi Level Flow (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 11:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	7:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	8:00 AM

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity
Room: Yoga Studio

This class invites attendees to awaken the heart by awakening
the body. The lessons on the mat are those which we may apply to daily life: cultivating
mindfulness, the ability to re-center, find stability, and be guided from within. Both
stamina and balance-building, the focus is on long holds that work to strengthen mind,
body, and spirit, along with meditative practices.

TIAA CREF Retirement Meetings (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 12:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	8:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	4:30 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Dossett Hall
Room: Room 308, Small Conference Room

Please visit http://www.etsu.edu/humanres/documents/news/retirementmeetings.pdf for details.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 12:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	8:30 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	9:00 AM

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 13:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	9:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	9:30 AM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 13:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	9:30 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	10:00 AM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

TEML: New Student Orientation (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 13:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	9:30 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	2:30 PM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: Dining Room 3

The Teacher Education with Multiple Levels (TEML) program is holding their new student orientation meeting June 19th D.P. Culp Center, Dining Room 3. Program requirements will be discussed and technical resources shared. Luncheon will be served. Please RSVP to MAT@etsu.edu by May 31, 2013.

“At The Moment: Photography and Abstraction as Bridge to Figuration” at the Slocumb Galleries (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	4:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Ball Hall
Room: Slocumb Galleries

The ETSU Department of Art & Design and Slocumb Galleries present At The Moment: Photography and Abstraction as Bridge to Figuration exhibition from June 19 through July 12 with the artists’ reception on July 2, Tuesday from 5 to 7 p.m.

The exhibition, At The Moment: Photography and Abstraction as Bridge to Figuration features Bristol and Abingdon-based Virginia figurative artists Leila Cartier, Sam Morrow, Anna Nenonen, Perry Johnson, Jenny Snead and sculptor Marvin Tadlock. The work in the exhibition address various interests in the human form either by manipulating the abstract or the photographic image as either pre-processing technique, a response to the “traditional media thru the virtual” or the abstract form as bridge to content.

Perry Johnson describes his recent body of work as “inquiry into our stewardship of humanist ideals.” In his figurative paintings of ordinary people, workers and individuals portrayed while performing mundane activities, he questions the achievement of humanity, labor and development. Johnson stated, “one can make a living and never have a life. Work that engages our faculties and satisfies our senses is a blessing not afforded us all.” He added, “work has efficiently been reduced to mere labor, the individual is brought to the level of a machine.” Yet he tries to respond to reality with humor and layered meanings in his work that allow a multitude of interpretations.

In parallel trajectory, Jenny Snead deals with social realities through her work, providing a voice to the disenfranchised few. Snead reveals to have experienced various levels of poverty in America first hand “during child and as an adult in public housing in Southwest Virginia.” Her art provides an insight to the people whose lives are characterized by abject poverty and lack of opportunity, as visualization of the people that live in poverty, who “rarely have the opportunity to have their voices heard, and are very often misunderstood and disenfranchised.”

The figurative tendency is also employed in Anna Nenonen’s work with the existential and redemption as its underlying current. Nenonen believes in the transformative potential of art, and the power of imagination to the development of humanity, thus, “redemption from the mundane, from the ordinary, from the inevitable ties that bind us, the ties that seem unbreakable yet we know that it is humanely possible to raise above them and fly towards something that is of lasting value.” Nenonen refers to nature and its various manifestations in relation to the human condition.

Meanwhile, Leila Cartier’s painting of the female figure and anthropomorphized animals “call upon heightened experiences of nature, perceptions of beauty, and modern day social constitutions.” Cartier describes her work as having the quality of “Darwinian manifestation of embellishment and performance” in order to “draw attention to the universal driving forces behind the character, impulses, and charades of living beings.” Her human portraits often display flamboyant gestures while the non-human images that are portrayed in “grandiose posture, unusually evolved appearance, and the way these attributes mimic those of their human counterparts.” In her work, photography is significant element, with her paintings occupying space that emphasize the blurring of “reality and what is perceived.”

Sam Morrow’s work in the exhibition seems to provide transition between that of the socially-engaged work by Johnson and Snead towards the more introspective works by Nenonen and Cartier. As an artist, he is inspired with the concept of the modern artist as an observer of culture. His current series are inspired by police mugshots from the internet, oftentimes of women “caught in traumatic situation and their reaction to it”. He compared the “zombie-like gaze while confronting the police lens,” as similar to the one that individuals “staring into a laptop computer.” He considers the information age and its tools as both the “eye onto the world and one that examines us as prey.”

Marvin Tadlock, the sole sculptor in the group employs abstraction as bridge to his visual commentary of other significant ideas. He describes his art as primarily about form and design, which he achieves by replicating “form, animate, and morph it into a new and totally different form -one with associated meaning a world apart from the original.” He added, by employing this process selectively, he is able to introduce content, or commentary, into his work.

Johnson, Morrow and Tadlock are member of the Faculty at the Virginia Intermont College’s Department of Art. Cartier is the Curator of Fine Arts at The William King Museum where Snead is an Outreach Instructor while Nenonen is the Gallery Director at the Emory & Henry College’s Gallery 1912.

The Slocumb Galleries’ summer hours are Mondays thru Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with extended hours during receptions and scheduled tours. All events are open to the public free of charge, located at Ernest C. Ball Hall, along Sherrod Drive, ETSU campus. For more information, email Slocumb Galleries’ Director Karlota Contreras-Koterbay at contrera@etsu.edu or call (423) 483-3179. Parking and handicapped access are available.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	10:30 AM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	4:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Reece Museum

“Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War,” an exhibit that examines how President Abraham Lincoln used the Constitution to confront three intertwined crises of the Civil War – the secession of Southern states, slavery and wartime civil liberties – will open Thursday, June 13, at the Reece Museum on the campus of East Tennessee State University. This traveling exhibition, which will be on display through July 26, includes informative panels featuring photographic reproductions of original documents, including a draft of Lincoln’s first inaugural speech, the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution. It is organized by the National Constitution Center (NCC) and American Library Association Public Programs Office and made possible by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): Great Ideas Brought to Life. The traveling exhibition is based on one of the same name developed by the NCC. In connection with the exhibit, the Reece Museum will host a series of free public lectures sponsored by the Department of History. The first will be “Words Fitly Spoken: Abraham Lincoln, the Constitution, and the American Civil War” by Dr. Stephen Berry, chairholder of the Gregory Chair in the Civil War Era at the University of Georgia. The former NEH fellow is the author of House of Abraham: Lincoln and the Todds, A Family Divided by War and All That Makes a Man: Love and Ambition in the Civil War South. Berry’s 6:30 p.m. lecture on Friday, June 14, will take place in conjunction with the exhibit’s opening reception, which begins at 6 p.m. at the museum. “We are delighted to have been selected as a site for this exhibition,” said Theresa Hammons, Reece Museum director. “As a new president, Abraham Lincoln was faced with enormous challenges. This exhibit shows how Lincoln struggled with issues of secession, slavery and civil liberties – all questions our country’s founding charter left unanswered. “Each section features information about a different aspect of Lincoln’s presidency. For example, the section about slavery examines the various policy options Lincoln once embraced and how his thoughts about slavery evolved over time. Most importantly, the exhibit helps visitors understand why Lincoln’s struggle with the Constitution still matters today.” Admission to the museum, reception and lecture is free. Museum hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday; and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Parking passes are available for weekday visits, and groups may call ahead for tour reservations. For more information or special assistance for those with disabilities, contact the Reece Museum at 439-4392 or reecemus@etsu.edu. The museum’s website is www.etsu.edu/cass/reece.

The Reliquaries (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	4:00 PM

The Reece Museum will host an exhibition entitled "The Reliquaries" of twelve new paintings by east Tennessee artist William Bledsoe from April 23 to June 22. Capturing ETSU landmarks and events in various seasons, Bledsoe’s twelve original works convey a sense of life on the East Tennessee State University campus. The exhibition also includes watercolor studies for each of the paintings as well as selected studies for future works. To better serve the broader community, Reece Museum hours have been extended to include Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Museum is also open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. As an added convenience, parking passes are available for weekday visitors to the museum. Admission to the museum is always free. For more information about the museum or to arrange a group tour call (423) 439-4392.

Vanishing Appalachia (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:00 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	4:30 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Reece Museum

“Vanishing Appalachia,” a traveling exhibit from the East Tennessee Historical Society, will open at East Tennessee State University’s Reece Museum April 23 and continue until June 30. This exhibit combines Don Dudenbostel’s photographs and Tom Jester’s field recordings, based on their three years of research among moonshiners, serpent-handlers, Mennonite farmers, cockfighters and others who still engage in traditional mountain practices. “By the mid-1900s, outside perceptions and inside realities about the people living in Appalachia were beginning to emerge,” according to the East Tennessee Historical Society. “Some people played to the popularized ‘hillbilly’ stereotype for financial gain, launching successful singing/acting careers, building themed tourist attractions and marketing national products. Others sought to capitalize on the economic momentum created by the arrival of such federal initiatives as the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Manhattan Project. “Still others, like Don Dudenbostel and Tom Jester, came to realize certain aspects of mountain culture were disappearing in the face of progress.” Inspired by such famed 1930s photographers as Dorothea Lang and Walker Evans, Dudenbostel diligently went to work documenting this culture. Jester’s field recordings accompany Dudenbostel’s photographs and give the subjects a voice, allowing them to speak freely about their practices and traditions. Dudenbostel says he did not set out to preserve disappearing mountain culture. He started photographing things he found interesting, but as he noticed traditions slowly fading away, he began to document mountain life more aggressively. “I really had no concept over 50 years ago that time would change so quickly,” Dudenbostel said. “I just felt that it was important. Once this culture has disappeared, it’s not returning.” “Vanishing Appalachia” is one of four exhibits that will be on display when the Reece Museum reopens April 23 after being closed for two years for an extensive, $1.7 million renovation project. The other three are “We Shall Not Be Moved,” a traveling exhibition from the Tennessee State Museum that examines the civil rights sit-in movement in Tennessee; newly commissioned paintings of ETSU by local artist Bill Bledsoe; and “Country Music in the Tri-Cities.” The Reece Museum’s new hours will be 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday; and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Admission will be free. Parking passes are available for weekday visits to the museum, and groups may call ahead for tour reservations. For more information or special assistance for those with disabilities, call the Reece Museum at (423) 439-4392.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:30 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	11:00 AM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

D2L Grades Workshop (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 14:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	10:30 AM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	11:30 AM

ETSU Main Campus - C. Sherrod Library
Room: ATS Lab 118

This workshop will cover all the aspects of the D2L Grade Tool. You will learn how to use the D2L Grades Setup Wizard to set the various settings for your D2L course. You will also learn how to create D2L Grade Categories and Items. And finally, how to manage and enter grades for your individual Grade Items.

Objectives:
• Learn about the D2L Grades Tool
• How to use the D2L Grades Setup Wizard
• How to create Grade Categories and Items
• Entering and Managing Grades

Handout

Flow Yoga (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 16:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	12:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	1:00 PM

WRC Book Review Group – June 2013 (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 16:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	12:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	1:00 PM

The WRC Book Review Group is scheduled for June 19, 2013, at noon. Participants will meet to discuss The Paris Wife: A Novel by Paula McLain.

The Book Review Group meets on the third Wednesday of each month. New readers welcome.

Using the iPad for Teaching (Cancelled) (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 17:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	1:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	2:30 PM

ETSU Main Campus - C. Sherrod Library
Room: ATS Lab 118

The iPad is another technology tool that can be used in a variety of ways. This workshop will cover ways that the iPad might be used to help in course preparation and in the classroom.
Examples of various applications will be covered including:

Applications that help professors be more efficient in preparing lessons, assessments or other teaching materials.
Applications that help manage the classroom
Applications that can be used to demonstrate concepts to students in the classroom environment (digital or physical)

The workshop will cover some specific teaching-related scenarios and demonstrate applications that might be relevant in a given scenario. The goal of the workshop is to provide an environment where attendees can begin to develop ideas and strategies for using the iPad in teaching.

Handout

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 18:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	2:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	2:30 PM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 18:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	2:30 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	3:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 19:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	3:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	3:30 PM

ETSU Main Campus - D.P. Culp University Center
Room: ARC Center (2nd Level)

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

BIOL/CHEM Academic Advisement (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 19:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	3:30 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	4:00 PM

Registration/ Schedule Appointments for Academic Advisement for Biology and Chemistry Majors.

Abs (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 20:30:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	4:30 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	5:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity
Room: Aerobic Studio

Tone, strengthen and tighten your core with a variety of abdominal and back
exercises. Class may include some standing core work, as well as seated, and may also
utilize medicine and stability balls and/or resistance bands. The class is 30 minutes of
pure challenge for your whole core area. This class contains NO cardio.

Cardio Kick (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	5:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	6:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity
Room: Aerobic Studio

A cardiovascular workout consisting of jabs, hooks, uppercuts and kicks
designed to get you on your way to a leaner body and a healthier state of mind. No
equipment is used and gloves are not required. Get ready to sweat!

Cycle (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	5:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	6:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity

Indoor Cycling is designed to be a very intense cardiovascular workout. Get
ready to sweat! Resistance (how hard it is to pedal) and cadence (how fast you are
pedaling) are the two main ways that Cycling challenges its participants. Riders will
climb hills, practice resistance drills, sprint, hover over the seat, etc. The drills will
closely match the beat of the music, making Cycling class a motivational (and fun!)
experience. A towel and water bottle are strongly recommended.

Tai Chi (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	5:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	7:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity
Room: CPA Multipurpose Room

The ancient art of tai chi uses gentle flowing movements to reduce the stress of
today's busy lifestyles and improve health. Originally developed in China as a form of
self-defense, tai chi is a graceful form of exercise that has existed for some 2,000 years.
Practiced regularly, tai chi can help you reduce stress and enjoy other health benefits.

Kung Fu (6/19/2013)

Wed, 19 Jun 2013 22:00:00 GMT

Start Date:	6/19/2013	Start Time:	6:00 PM
End Date:	6/19/2013	End Time:	7:00 PM

ETSU Main Campus - Basler Center of Physical Activity
Room: Yoga Studio

The Chinese martial art of Shaolin Kung-Fu is taught in this class. Students will
learn traditional forms from the variety of styles within Shaolin such as long-fist, tiger,
eagle, and more. Emphasis will be placed on good quality basics, joint locks, and self-
defense and as such the class size is restricted to 10 students.