07-2009+July+Newsletter

**Don’t forget to enroll in classes this Fall! ** Many of you are on vacation, working, or babysitting for someone who is working. We understand that you may be at the river, at your house, or at the mall. In all these things that have filled up your summer, you may have forgotten to plan your fall class schedule. We do not automatically enroll you in the next semester. You must choose your classes this fall. So, between work and catching a Drillers game, make time to swing by the FYE office and plan your Fall 2009 class schedule. Classes have been filling up since March, so the selection is slimming. Make time ASAP!


 *  CASE move **

At the beginning of this month (July 2009) the FYE office moved from its home of several years in the John Vaughn Library to the first floor of the CASE building. This new building is home to several offices on campus including Admissions and Records, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Campus Card Services, and High School and College Relations. The FYE staff has been excited about the move for a long time and we are glad to finally be here-ready to serve students. One of the features of the new office is a Nintendo Wii with many games. We want students to come by and get to know us. We want them to feel comfortable. So, stop by and see us in our new office. As always, we still make popcorn on a regular basis.


 *  August Intersession **

For students who would like to get a jump start on their Fall 2009 semester, the option of two-week August intersession classes is a great opportunity. The classes will start Monday, August 3rd and will end Friday, August 14. There is an American Federal Government class, and an Intro to Sociology class just to name two. So if you would like to get a head start this fall and knock out a general education class, stop by our office and we’ll be glad to help you find one that meets your needs and fits your schedule.

** Advisor of the Month: Lindsey Everett **

Hello! My name is Lindsey Everett. I graduated from high school in 2005 from a small town called Beggs. I started here at Northeastern State University the following fall and haven't left since! I was very active in many organizations throughout my time at NSU. I was a member of the President's Leadership Class, Delta Zeta, Rookie Bridge Camp, Northeastern Activities Board, Kappa Delta Pi, and several other organizations. I recently graduated with an Elementary Education degree. I plan to start working on my Masters in School Administration in the fall. I enjoy spending time outside, floating the Illinois River, playing and watching sports, being around my family and friends, and traveling. NSU was a great place to spend my college years and I'm very excited to start my career here as well! I hope NSU will mean as much to you as it does to me! If you ever have any questions, feel free to stop by! Good luck!