Brown Mackie College Cincinnati

National Information Literacy Awareness

October is National Information Literacy

Awareness month. In today’s digital world, people

who are information literate know how to find,

access, and critically evaluate information to improve

their health, their environment, their education and

workplace performance.

Having that skill set empowers them to interpret and

make informed decisions about their lives, in

essence, taking more responsibility for their own

individual welfare and that of our nation.

” To prosper in the Digital Age, people must

become masters of information.” C. Stern (2003)

Character Quality of the Month October 2014

Loyalty (vs. unfaithfulness)“Investing all my energy to complete the tasks assigned to me”.

To practice Loyalty,"I will" statements for children and adults alike

Encourage others in hard times

Make people a priority

Keep commitments

Stay connected.

Character Matters

Think Pink!!Tuesday October 21st

wear PINK in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Link to site: www.cirstudenthealth.com/brownmackie

Remember, it’s the law

Did you know you can set up your own BMC email address?

Go ToClick On

You

Got

Mail

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

HOW IS YOUR PORTFOLIO LOOKING?

WHAT IS A PORTFOLIO YOU ASK?

A Portfolio is your performance successes, your brag book if you will! It

shows extern site managers and potential employers what you can do!

YOU DON’T HAVE ONE YOU SAY?

No worries !

We have the materials and templates to get you started to have a stellar

Portfolio !

IS IT IMPORTANT TO HAVE ONE?

YES, YES! But only if you want to stand out as a professional on

externship and when interviewing for your career position!

Come to Career Services to get started TODAY!!

Visit Angie Garrison or Charlie King

Career Services

Attendance

Matters

90% Attendance = Good Grades

90% Attendance = Good Pay

Main Campus

Student Break Room

Did you know you can email

your Department Chair from ECOLLEGE?

Click on the Email tab & select their name

Norwood Campus

No Parking

No Parking

Street Parking

is Permitted

Street Parking

is Permitted

Norwood Parking

Student Parking No Parking Staff Parking

HOW TO USE YOUR IPAD LIKE A PRO

QUESTION & ANSWER SESSIONS

• YOUR iPAD is A TOOL!• Use the Apple iCloud to do school work, even dropbox.

• How to manage documents, presentations & more!

• 10:00 AM WEDNESDAYS @ WOODLAWN LIBRARY

• 4:00 PM WEDNESDAYS @ WOODLAWN LIBRARY

Let’s see which classroom can make it to 100% participation.

Buy one for your kids, classmate, spouse, grandkids or just that special

person.

Pumpkins will be available for sale ($1.00) in the bookstore.

Pumpkins should be placed on classroom door.

Your Name Goes Here

BROWN MACKIE COLLEGECINCINNATI

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Invites you to attend!

Career Services

CAREER FAIRThursday, Nov. 13th

10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Library at the Woodlawn Campus

RESUME, BUSINESS ATTIRE,

And……. Student ID Required SEE A CAREER SERVICES ADVISOR FOR RESUME ASSISTANCE!

Let’s Get to Work!

Brown Mackie College Fall Extravaganza !!!

On October 6th we will continue the Fall Extravaganza with a fun and games day!

Corn Hole and Balloon Toss games

Prizes!!!

Snacksll!!!

Come and enjoy the fun and festivities!!!

Sing on the

2014 Holiday CD

Contact

Doug Yeager

513-672-1936

The Jewish Hospital-Mercy Health Mobile

Mammography Unit will be here on

October 21, 2014

Don’t let the cost stop you!

Financial assistance is available

for those who qualify

Call: 513-686-3300 today

To schedule your appointment

** Student Reserve Your Spot Required**

Sign Up Sheet in Academic Offices

Develop YOUR Confidence, Competency, and Skills

Practice, Practice, and Practice for Progress, Progress, Progress

When: Third Thursday of Term Month

Time: 1:30-2:30pm and 4:30-5:30pm

Mark Your Calendar for the following dates:

October 23; November 20; December 18

Where: Room 200

The Irish brought the tradition of pumpkin

carving to America. Originally done with

turnips, when the Irish arrived in the U.S.,

they found pumpkins to be plentiful and

much easier to carve, so they made the

switch.

Ambassador Honor

Society

Is collecting Box Tops to

benefit the Princeton

School district.

Please save your tops and place in the boxes in the

Library

at both Woodlawn and Norwood!!!