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Graduate Student Appreciation Week 2011
Graduate Student Assembly is hosting the bi-annual Graduate Student Appreciation Week in collaboration with Spring Enrichment and Engagement Days. Each GSAW event UMB graduate students with valid ID attend will make them eligible for prizes like the Apple iPad2, personalized business card packages, and other cool prizes. Most events have free food and/or prizes. Join in on the festivities and fun!
Graduate Student Assembly 
How can we sign up for “Inter-departmental Game Show Night”?
Great question! You can sign up by clicking the link in the schedule- or by clicking this link here:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGJBaGRXeVg2U3YzaWZvLS1NczhfMFE6MQ
I look forward to seeing your contest entry!
Cool, thanks! One more question about that event. What’s the grand prize for the winner – is it the iPad 2 or is it the flat screen TV? If it’s the flat screen TV, which event will have the iPad 2 as the prize? Just curious….hehe
What a great question! The iPad2 will be drawn after we’ve collected all the door prize tickets for all the events. This means that the people who attend the most events have the best chance to get the Apple iPad2. Every event we’ll be giving out great prizes- including business card packages and movie tickets.
In addition some events will have big prizes. Kick off day, for example, we’ll give out a Kindle! Both workshops will also have Kindle give aways. Some events we’ll be giving out free $50 gift cards to the food destinations on campus. The game show we’ll be giving out iPod Shuffles to the contestants- and the winner will also get the TV- so every day is not only a day to win it big, but also an additional opportunity to get an iPad2 after GSAW!
The TV is the grand prize for the game show- and all contestants will get iPod Shuffles.
Sign up online to be in the research showcase by going to: https://umb.collegiatelink.net/form/start/2463
We accept all posters, papers, and projects for this showcase. It doesn’t even matter if you’ve presented it before- and it’s also okay if they were part of a class project 🙂