Business Honors Organization Meeting
5:30 p.m.
Business 009.

Food and fun will be provided.

Business, honors, non-business, and non-honors students are invited to attend this Non-Profit event that will showcase several non-profit organizations in and around Stillwater.

“The Colorful Flags Model: Developing Empathy and Cultural Competency”
Speaker: Renford Reese
4:00 p.m.
317 Engineering South.

Open to the public. Reese will address the issues of ethics and diversity as they relate national and international relationships.

Putting the Career Fair to Work for You
5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
313 Classroom Building

Employer representatives, Chris Dorsey of Williams Companies and Hollyn McCoy of Wolseley will share tips from a recruiter’s perspective about ways you can maximize your effectiveness at the upcoming OSU Career Fair. If you are unsure of how to stand out among your competition to land your desired internship or full-time position, this program is for you!

OSU CAREER FAIR
12:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Gallagher-Iba Arena

Make sure to attend the largest OSU Career Fair of the semester! Over 125 companies are registered to attend to recruit all majors for a variety of internship and full-time positions. Professional dress is recommended. For a complete listing of attending employers, visit hireosugrads.com or your Hire System account.

Financial Management Association Meeting
5:30 p.m., 235 Business
Speaker: ConocoPhillips, Mr. Dan Gilliam

Creativity Challenge Contest Applications Due

Propose a project that will help OSU become a leader in creativity and innovation. There are two categories: (1) student entries and (2) faculty/staff entries. We are seeking “out-of-the-box” ideas that can be implemented within a three-year time frame. Proposals are limited to one page. They should contain a description of the project and an actionable plan that includes expected benefits and costs. Contestants should think big. Of course, a realistic chance of successful implementation will be an evaluative criterion.

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Spears School Scholarship Application Due

Spears School undergraduate and graduate have the opportunity to apply for a number of different scholarships. Most scholarship recipients are selected by a scholarship committee within the Spears School of Business. The same application is used to apply for most of these scholarships. You can obtain the application 201 Business or download it here.

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Business Student Council Applications Due

The Business Student Council currently is accepting applications to fill 10 freshmen class representative positions and 1 sophomore class representative position. Class representatives serve on Business Student Council for the duration of their collegiate career. Applications are available in 060 SU and are due on February 4.

Oklahoma Bankers Association Internship Applications Due

• Earn 3 hours credit (FIN 4063)
• All undergraduate majors are eligible
• Student must have one or two semesters remaining after Summer 2009 (Juniors)
• $1,500 per month

Applications and information are available at http://spears.okstate.edu/home/simpson/

Questions? See Dr. Gary Simpson in Room 331 or Mr. Gary Cottongim, Room 332 Business Building or email gary.simpson@okstate.edu

Spears School Teaching Excellence Awards Nominations Due
5:00 p.m.; 201 Business

The Spears School screening committee solicits your assistance in nominating candidates for these awards. You may nominate more than one instructor for this award. Recipients will be announced at the Spears School Honors and Awards Banquet. Nomination forms and more information are available in 201 Business.

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"Mastering the Sustainable Business Plan"
Speaker: David Thomision, vice president of enterprise services for I2E
6:00 p.m.
Student Union Little Theater

OSU Creativity Festival
Student Union

Students, staff, faculty, colleges, departments, centers, institutes, and student organizations are all invited to participate in the OSU Creativity Festival, which will be part of OSU Research Week 2009. The festival has three goals: The first is to celebrate the creative and innovative work currently being done at OSU. The second is to ignite an increased passion for creativity and innovation across the OSU System. The third is to begin the process of achieving the vision of making OSU a national leader in creativity and innovation by launching a “Creativity Challenge Contest.”

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