Aurora Campus Moose News - March 7

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Seattle Sutton In The Community

Room

Wednesday At 6pmSpecial points ofinterest:Seattle Sutton On Cam-

pus

Extended Office Hours

Calendar

Welcome Our New Peer

Mentor

Bowling For Kids Sake

Upgrade Your Future

Rasmussen College

Moose News

March 7, 2011 Volume 4, Issue 10

Spring Ahead!

On Sunday

March 13th at

2 a.m., Daylight

Saving Time

begins in the

United States.

Our Local Leaders in Business series continues on Wednesday,

March 9 at 6:00 p.m. in the Community Room with Seattle Sut-

ton RN, BSN, Founder and President, Seattle Suttons Healthy Eat-

ing (SSHE).

Hear how Ms. Sutton started her business,

acquired financial support, and marketed

herself.

Seattle Sutton, of Marseilles, Ill., founded

Seattle Sutton Healthy Eating to help im-

prove peoples eating habits and has contin-

ued her original mission to this day.

Sutton received a bachelor's of science de-

gree in nursing from Jamestown College,

North Dakota, in 1954. She also earned her

R.N. designation the same year. Upon fin-

ishing Jamestown College, Sutton married her husband, who became

the towns physician in Marseilles, Ill., where they raised five chil-

dren and still reside today.

For twenty-two years, Sutton raised her five children and also

worked as a registered nurse in her husbands medical practice, until

he retired in 1991. Suttons idea to start SSHE was born from her

work with patients in her husbands medical practice. The companys

dedication to health continues today, with the founding principal as

its mission: To improve eating habits and overall health.

All attendees will have the chance to win exciting prizes from

Seattle Suttons Healthy Eating.

Seattle Sutton RN,

BSN, entrepreneur
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Massage TherapySpring Clinic I:

Clinic I will start Tues-

day, April 12, 2011

Clinic I will end Tues-

day June 14, 2011.

We will hold two ses-

sions an evening with

massages at 5:45pm

and 7:30pm.

Book your Spring mas-

sages at the front desk

or by calling

630.888.3500

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Extended Office HoursMoose News

Below you will find our facultys extended office hours for Week 10.

These extra hours are replacing our quarterly Cram Jam study ses-

sions. Use the list below to outline your upcoming study sessions.

Week 10 extended faculty

office hours:

Carrie Casper: T/H 3:30p-4p &

H 12:45p-1:45p in addition to

regular office hours

Justin Denton: W 3p-5:30p, H 2p

-3:30p

Drew Dresden: M can stay after

evening class for additional help,

T/H 9a-12p

Michael Espinoza: T/H 9:20a-

10a, 11:30a-12:30p & 1:30p-3p,

Also available by appointment

Kathleen Fanning: M 3:30p-5:30p, H 2p-3:30p

Vicki Garringer: M 4p-5:30p, H 4p-5:30p, In the faculty room. (Week 11

available M 4p-5:30p, H 4p-5:30p)

Monica Hennessy: M/W 2p-4p, F 12p-2p

Bill Hertz: T/H 10:30a-12p, W 4p-5:30p, T/H after class until 3:30p if needed

Asiyah Jafary: M/W 3p-5p

Linda Kennedy: M 11a-12p & 3:30p-5:30p, W 11a-12p & 2p-4p, H 9a-10a,

Also available by appointment M-F. (Week 11 available M 11a-12p & 3:30p-

5:30p, T 10a-11a, W 11a-12p & 2p-3p, Also available by appointment M-W)

James Kerfin: M will be available one hour prior to regular office hours, H

will be available two hours after lab

Marlys Moon: M 7:30a-4:30p, W 7:30a-5:15p (Will be in class on those days

from 8a-9:45p and 12p-1:45p)

Sharon OBryan: M 3:30p-5:30p room 104, H 3:30p-5:30p room 105 additionalcall-in office hours available daily until 9pm

Carla Offhaus: M/W 11a-12p, T/H 11:30a-12:30p, T/H 5pm and by appoint-

ment

Mary Pikul: Will extend office hours to begin at 3:30p on W instead of 4:30p

Bonnie Reiss: Available after class on T/H for residential General Psychology

students, available for online General Psychology students by appointment.

Amanda Blair found a study partner,and we recommend you do too.


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Mark Your CalendarMarch 9thSeattle Sutton, from Seattle Sut-

tons Healthy Eating, Business Seminar at 6pm

in the Community Room

March 14thFinals Week

April 4thSpring Quarter Begins

RasmussenCollege

2363 Sequoia DriveAurora, IL 60506

Phone: 630-888-3500

Fax: 630-888-3501

E-mail: ed.miranda@

rasmussen.edu

StartYour

Story

Want to submit an

article? Have a great

idea for a story?

Contact Ed Miranda:

ed.miranda@

rasmussen.edu

Meet Ashleigh FaybikPeer MentorAshleigh is a Pharmacy Technician student with a 4.0 GPA and a great

personality. She will be working 8 hours a week in the Learning Center

on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Ashleigh can tutor in general education

courses as well as major and core courses in

the Pharmacy Technician program.

If you have the opportunity, please stop in

and say hello to her!

Her hours (as well as other mentors hours) are listed below:

Ashleigh: M-2-5; T-12-2; F-10-1

Stasi: M-8-1; W-8-2; H-3-6

Amanda: W-2-5; H-12-5

Tom: S-9-3

Caytee: T-2-7; W-2-7; H-2-7

Paris: T 8-12 & 2-4; H-8-12; F-By appointment

Bowling For Kids Sake!Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Kane & Kendall Counties hosted

their annual marquee fundraiser: Bowl For Kids Sake 2011.

The Aurora Campus fielded two teams this

year: The Nuyoricans & The Calientes + 1,

and proudly raised

over $1,300 for

this tremendous

cause.

Congrats Team

Rasmussen!Team Rasmussen

Happy Birthday Jamie!


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