Hello Everyone,
One of our nights we will be having Joy Burger for dinner. I have copied the link of the menu on menupages below. If you could look at the menu and decide what6 you want. On Monday when we all meet for the first time I will pass around a spreadsheet where you guys can fill in a Meal (ex. Burger, Chicken Fingers,Wrap,Salad), Side Order, and Drink(ex. Milkshake, Ice-Tea, Soda).
We will also be doing the same for chipotel. The options for the Burritos are Chicken, Steak, Carnitas, Barbacoa,Vegetarian. Please decide what burrito you would like so we can gather everyones order on Monday.
See you all on Monday,
Nick
http://www.menupages.com/restaurants/joy-burger-bar/menu
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Mentor Training Schedule
Hello Everyone,
Sorry the schedule is coming out so late. Many changes had to be made up to the end of this week. You will all receive a copy of the schedule in the handbooks you will all be receiving. Here is the schedule listed below.
Sunday, July 31
7pm-10pm Check into 1760 Residence
*RA goes on duty at 7pm. You will NOT have access to your room until 7pm.
· Move in between 1:00pm-3:00pm (normal hours)
· Move in 7:00pm-11:00pm
Monday, August 1
10am Late check in to 1760 Residence
11am Kick-Off, Welcome and Introductions M.T. Teloki
1st Floor Lounge at 1760
Team Building Exercise N. Spadaro, J. Kish, L. Davidowitz
Leadership Training Goals and Mission M.T. Teloki, J. Coalter, K. Becker
1. Goals
2. Mission of OL’s and orientation, First Year Mentor Seminar, and Career Development Mentor
3. Personal Goal from Mentors Training
· What are your expectations?
· What we expect from you?
12 noon Assignments for the week N. Spadaro, J. Kish, L. Davidowitz
· Survival guide(Edit), bios and
· Presentations (downtime topics, tips)
· Survival tips for first year at LIM(top ten), group off and research ice breakers for Fri.
12:30 pm OL Handbook Overview M.T. Teloki
Combine with FYE, and CPM mentors
12:45 pm Travel to Center for Career Development & Lunch
2:00pm Addressing the ISM’s J. Agnelli, III
Center for Career Development
· Addressing diversity in and out of the classrooms
5:00pm Dinner at Center for Career Development
Tuesday, August 2
9:00am IT Training (5341) L. Kurzrok
· New Citrix program
10:00am Show me the $$$(SFS) B. Baynes, B. LaRue
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
· Pay now or later!
· Financial dos and don’t
11:00am Career Development K. Becker, A. Baltuch
Center for Career Development, 5401
· From symplicity and beyond!
· Social networking do’s and don’ts
· Work Project Programs
12 noon Peer Mentoring Skills C. Pryor, II
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
· Recognizing at risk students during orientation
· Facilitating a group
1:00pm Lunch
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
2:00pm Services, Services, Services A. Guzman, R. Clarke, R. Lester,
Maxwell Hall Conference Room L. Acierno
Learning Centers
3:15pm Advising 101 A. Anderson
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
Overview of all majors/minors
· Transfer credits
· Understanding the freshmen schedule
· Blackboard
4:00pm The Other Wes Moore (Book) J. Coalter
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
6:00pm Life at 1760 & Dinner S. Schindler and A. Baptiste
1760 Residence
· Living at 1760
· Moving in does and don’ts
Wednesday, August 3
10:00am- Health and Wellness J. Licht, K. Dearborn
11:30am 5th Avenue Conference Room
· Making healthy decisions
· Living well
· Alcohol and drug awareness
· Health services resources for students
11:45am Light Lunch
5th Avenue Conference Room
12:30pm Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) K. Becker, A. Baltuch
Center for Career Development 5401/5402
2:00pm OLs only info session Student Life Staff, Nick and Jen,(Dr. Ferry Appearance)
5th Avenue Conference Room
4:00pm Mentor Dinner in 1760 Nick, Jen, Lauren
· After dinner, tye-dye shirts for overnight
Thursday, August 4
10:00am- Breakfast with M. Palladino, Dean Pryor, and Dr. Roll
11:00am 5th Avenue Conference Room
11:00am Independent work time
Available Computers
· Finish presentations and bios
12:45pm- Classroom Management N. Miller
1:45pm 5th Avenue Conference Room
· Learn how to prepare lesson plans
· Group Management
2:00pm Presentations and Wrap-up and complete surveys
5th Avenue Conference Room
· Presentations
· Reflection/evaluations
3:00pm- Safety in NYC/Cleary Training P. Benne, L.H. Paolillo
5:00pm Townhouse 5341
· Live and love NYC
· It’s all about surviving life in NYC
· Safety things new students need to know 129A cmte issues
· Off sight incidents
6:00pm Dinner at Delizia UES (after dinner clean out rooms and pack up)
Friday, August 5
7:45am Downstairs in Lobby with everything to sign RSR’s from Allison
8:00am Depart for Epworth Retreat Center
10:00am- Tour of the grounds, drop off bags in cabins
11:00am
11:00am- Ropes Course
3:00pm
3:00pm- BBQ Dinner
5:00pm
5:00pm- Optional activities (hiking, river canoeing, pool, farm animals, pavilion)
7:15pm
8:30pm Fire Side Chat
Saturday, August 6
Cooking breakfast
12:00pm Depart from Epworth Retreat Center
Monday, August 15
12:00pm Ol Training
· Hand out schedules
· Assign groups
Tuesday, August 16
9:00am Everyone check in for move in
Sorry the schedule is coming out so late. Many changes had to be made up to the end of this week. You will all receive a copy of the schedule in the handbooks you will all be receiving. Here is the schedule listed below.
Sunday, July 31
7pm-10pm Check into 1760 Residence
*RA goes on duty at 7pm. You will NOT have access to your room until 7pm.
· Move in between 1:00pm-3:00pm (normal hours)
· Move in 7:00pm-11:00pm
Monday, August 1
10am Late check in to 1760 Residence
11am Kick-Off, Welcome and Introductions M.T. Teloki
1st Floor Lounge at 1760
Team Building Exercise N. Spadaro, J. Kish, L. Davidowitz
Leadership Training Goals and Mission M.T. Teloki, J. Coalter, K. Becker
1. Goals
2. Mission of OL’s and orientation, First Year Mentor Seminar, and Career Development Mentor
3. Personal Goal from Mentors Training
· What are your expectations?
· What we expect from you?
12 noon Assignments for the week N. Spadaro, J. Kish, L. Davidowitz
· Survival guide(Edit), bios and
· Presentations (downtime topics, tips)
· Survival tips for first year at LIM(top ten), group off and research ice breakers for Fri.
12:30 pm OL Handbook Overview M.T. Teloki
Combine with FYE, and CPM mentors
12:45 pm Travel to Center for Career Development & Lunch
2:00pm Addressing the ISM’s J. Agnelli, III
Center for Career Development
· Addressing diversity in and out of the classrooms
5:00pm Dinner at Center for Career Development
Tuesday, August 2
9:00am IT Training (5341) L. Kurzrok
· New Citrix program
10:00am Show me the $$$(SFS) B. Baynes, B. LaRue
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
· Pay now or later!
· Financial dos and don’t
11:00am Career Development K. Becker, A. Baltuch
Center for Career Development, 5401
· From symplicity and beyond!
· Social networking do’s and don’ts
· Work Project Programs
12 noon Peer Mentoring Skills C. Pryor, II
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
· Recognizing at risk students during orientation
· Facilitating a group
1:00pm Lunch
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
2:00pm Services, Services, Services A. Guzman, R. Clarke, R. Lester,
Maxwell Hall Conference Room L. Acierno
Learning Centers
3:15pm Advising 101 A. Anderson
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
Overview of all majors/minors
· Transfer credits
· Understanding the freshmen schedule
· Blackboard
4:00pm The Other Wes Moore (Book) J. Coalter
Maxwell Hall Conference Room
6:00pm Life at 1760 & Dinner S. Schindler and A. Baptiste
1760 Residence
· Living at 1760
· Moving in does and don’ts
Wednesday, August 3
10:00am- Health and Wellness J. Licht, K. Dearborn
11:30am 5th Avenue Conference Room
· Making healthy decisions
· Living well
· Alcohol and drug awareness
· Health services resources for students
11:45am Light Lunch
5th Avenue Conference Room
12:30pm Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) K. Becker, A. Baltuch
Center for Career Development 5401/5402
2:00pm OLs only info session Student Life Staff, Nick and Jen,(Dr. Ferry Appearance)
5th Avenue Conference Room
4:00pm Mentor Dinner in 1760 Nick, Jen, Lauren
· After dinner, tye-dye shirts for overnight
Thursday, August 4
10:00am- Breakfast with M. Palladino, Dean Pryor, and Dr. Roll
11:00am 5th Avenue Conference Room
11:00am Independent work time
Available Computers
· Finish presentations and bios
12:45pm- Classroom Management N. Miller
1:45pm 5th Avenue Conference Room
· Learn how to prepare lesson plans
· Group Management
2:00pm Presentations and Wrap-up and complete surveys
5th Avenue Conference Room
· Presentations
· Reflection/evaluations
3:00pm- Safety in NYC/Cleary Training P. Benne, L.H. Paolillo
5:00pm Townhouse 5341
· Live and love NYC
· It’s all about surviving life in NYC
· Safety things new students need to know 129A cmte issues
· Off sight incidents
6:00pm Dinner at Delizia UES (after dinner clean out rooms and pack up)
Friday, August 5
7:45am Downstairs in Lobby with everything to sign RSR’s from Allison
8:00am Depart for Epworth Retreat Center
10:00am- Tour of the grounds, drop off bags in cabins
11:00am
11:00am- Ropes Course
3:00pm
3:00pm- BBQ Dinner
5:00pm
5:00pm- Optional activities (hiking, river canoeing, pool, farm animals, pavilion)
7:15pm
8:30pm Fire Side Chat
Saturday, August 6
Cooking breakfast
12:00pm Depart from Epworth Retreat Center
Monday, August 15
12:00pm Ol Training
· Hand out schedules
· Assign groups
Tuesday, August 16
9:00am Everyone check in for move in
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
hello all!
Hey guys,
Sorry I am a little late on this one... it has been one crazy busy summer "break." My name is Quin Acciani and I will be a senior in the Fall. I am a Management Major with a concentration in Event Planning. I have interned at Brides Magazine, Tumi Travel, and have been interning at Lividini & Co. for over a year. They are a strategic branding and PR firm and I have had the privilege to work on amazing events for Victoria Beckham, Lord & Taylor, Scoop, Tiffany & Co. and many more.
I am a THIRD time mentor and have loved every minute of being and FYE mentor. It truly has added so much to my time at LIM and I hope it does the same for every first year mentor!!
Xoxox
Quin
MBTI ASSIGNMENT
Hello Mentors,
During our training we will be doing a session that tells us about different personality types and how we interact with each other. To do this presentation we need all of you to complete the steps below. The following Mentors have already done it, and do not need to do it again:
Caitlyn Lyttle,Christina Romano,Elaina Price,Halley Campbell,Jennifer Poe,Molly Birnbaum
Sean Morant,Chloe Cyr,De’Jonnae Boyd,Gabrielle Wisler,Jennifer Escallon,Julie Amandola,
Natalia Ignarczak,Stephanie Willis. If your name was not listed above then YOU MUST do the following below.
Please click on the link below to access the MBTI Assessment. You must complete this by end of day, Sunday, July 31st in order to participate in the MBTI Workshop during training.
Choose a quiet time when you won’t be interrupted to complete the assessment which will take approximately 20 minutes. Each question will present you with two options for response, forcing you to narrow down your preferences. You may find it difficult to choose responses for some of the questions, but it is best to select your immediate “gut” response for the best overall assessment results. You should also attempt to focus on how you really are, not how you think you “should” be, how others “think” you are, or how you would “like” to be.
Please start your assessment. Here is the URL: Peer Mentors MBTI Assessment
PLEASE MENTORS DO THIS BEFORE SUNDAY JULY 31ST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Talk to you all soon,
Nicholas Spadaro
During our training we will be doing a session that tells us about different personality types and how we interact with each other. To do this presentation we need all of you to complete the steps below. The following Mentors have already done it, and do not need to do it again:
Caitlyn Lyttle,Christina Romano,Elaina Price,Halley Campbell,Jennifer Poe,Molly Birnbaum
Sean Morant,Chloe Cyr,De’Jonnae Boyd,Gabrielle Wisler,Jennifer Escallon,Julie Amandola,
Natalia Ignarczak,Stephanie Willis. If your name was not listed above then YOU MUST do the following below.
Please click on the link below to access the MBTI Assessment. You must complete this by end of day, Sunday, July 31st in order to participate in the MBTI Workshop during training.
Choose a quiet time when you won’t be interrupted to complete the assessment which will take approximately 20 minutes. Each question will present you with two options for response, forcing you to narrow down your preferences. You may find it difficult to choose responses for some of the questions, but it is best to select your immediate “gut” response for the best overall assessment results. You should also attempt to focus on how you really are, not how you think you “should” be, how others “think” you are, or how you would “like” to be.
Please start your assessment. Here is the URL: Peer Mentors MBTI Assessment
PLEASE MENTORS DO THIS BEFORE SUNDAY JULY 31ST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Talk to you all soon,
Nicholas Spadaro
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
The Other Wes Moore
Hey Everyone!
Just a friendly reminder to read The Other Wes Moore book! We will be discussing next week during training!
See you all next week!
Just a friendly reminder to read The Other Wes Moore book! We will be discussing next week during training!
See you all next week!
What to wear for the low ropes course
What to Wear during the Low Ropes Teambuilding Program
General recommendation is to wear comfortable, slightly loose-fitting clothing that enables you to move freely. The ropes course is located in the woods and accessed by a short hike on maintained trails.
‘DO’s’
Sturdy sneakers/hiking shoes ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED. NO Sandals or Flip flops.
(socks also!)
Long pants – Khaki or denim/jeans. Shorts are OK if it’s really hot out
t-shirt or long sleeve shirt. Tank tops are OK also, but bring a t-shirt to layer over just in case!
If it looks like rain, bring raincoat or Gore-Tex jacket.
Bug repellent is available at the camp, however you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.
Water Bottle
Put on your Sunscreen
Energy bar if you think you may get hungry (its a 4 hour program). Lunch will be provided after the conclusion of the program.
If you have a medical condition, allergy, or are not feeling well on the day of the program, please advise the group leader!
Bring a camera to get great pictures of you and your friends!
Most importantly… bring a positive, ‘Can-do’ attitude! It’s contagious!!
‘DON’TS’
NO Flip-flops, sandals, slippers, boots or shoes with heels. For safety reasons, people wearing inappropriate footwear will not be allowed to participate in the Ropes Program.
If you have long hair, bring something to tie it back with
Don’t wear dangling earrings, loose bracelets, watches, long necklaces.
Try not to wear cotton clothing if the weather looks rainy, because it gets wet, does not dry quickly, and you will feel clammy and gross!
NO cell phones, iPods, hand-held games, etc are permitted on the course, You wlll have no use for them, and there is a good chance that the devices could get dropped, damaged or lost during the program.
General recommendation is to wear comfortable, slightly loose-fitting clothing that enables you to move freely. The ropes course is located in the woods and accessed by a short hike on maintained trails.
‘DO’s’
Sturdy sneakers/hiking shoes ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED. NO Sandals or Flip flops.
(socks also!)
Long pants – Khaki or denim/jeans. Shorts are OK if it’s really hot out
t-shirt or long sleeve shirt. Tank tops are OK also, but bring a t-shirt to layer over just in case!
If it looks like rain, bring raincoat or Gore-Tex jacket.
Bug repellent is available at the camp, however you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.
Water Bottle
Put on your Sunscreen
Energy bar if you think you may get hungry (its a 4 hour program). Lunch will be provided after the conclusion of the program.
If you have a medical condition, allergy, or are not feeling well on the day of the program, please advise the group leader!
Bring a camera to get great pictures of you and your friends!
Most importantly… bring a positive, ‘Can-do’ attitude! It’s contagious!!
‘DON’TS’
NO Flip-flops, sandals, slippers, boots or shoes with heels. For safety reasons, people wearing inappropriate footwear will not be allowed to participate in the Ropes Program.
If you have long hair, bring something to tie it back with
Don’t wear dangling earrings, loose bracelets, watches, long necklaces.
Try not to wear cotton clothing if the weather looks rainy, because it gets wet, does not dry quickly, and you will feel clammy and gross!
NO cell phones, iPods, hand-held games, etc are permitted on the course, You wlll have no use for them, and there is a good chance that the devices could get dropped, damaged or lost during the program.
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