Campus Leadership and Activities is a hub for student activities and events at Hampshire College. We exist to support initiatives related to programming, event planning, leadership, student groups, and community involvement.
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Campus Leadership and Activities is committed to supporting you in whatever ways we can. We are ready to answer your questions, provide consultations, and help you to make successful contributions to student life at Hampshire. We are experienced, knowledgeable, and here for YOU! Students looking for support with programs and activities have access to many resources in our office, including free copies (please provide your own paper); computer and printer access; use of our fax machine; free telephone use; student group mailboxes; a comprehensive student event calendar; and knowledgeable staff who are eager to help. Working with student-run funding groups, our office also processes all student group paperwork, so come by the office to pick up necessary forms or to get help filling them out. We look forward to meeting you! ------------------------------------------------------------- We heartily encourage active participation on this page. However, content that includes profanity, personal attacks, commercial promotions or is otherwise deemed inappropriate based on Hampshire's community standards may be deleted by the page administrators. More information and a full description of Hampshire's Norms for Community Living and college policies can be found at http://handbook.hampshire.edu/.
Operating as usual
EPEC is back up and running for the 2019-2020 school year! Like our FB page for updates and the link to the application!
https://www.facebook.com/HCEPEC/
Email [email protected] if you have questions.
EPEC was founded in 1995 as a way to support and promote student-initiated work not otherwise represented within the academic structure of the College.
https://engage.hampshire.edu/organization/epec
Come join us today from Noon to 1:30pm under the Pavilion for Pizza and Play Time! Come hang out during your down time on Advising Day. We'll have plenty of pizza, lawn games, bubbles, sidewalk chalk for drawing, and more!
Hope to see you at the CLA Block Party today from 6-8pm under the Solar Canopy with live music by Ginger Libations, lawn games, and delicious snacks!
Hampshire College Campus Leadership and Activities (CLA)
Campus Leadership & Activities is sponsoring a trip to the Springfield Museums on Saturday, December 2nd from 11am to 5pm.
Advanced Sign Up is Required to Attend. Please RSVP to this event by Friday, December 1st at Noon if you wish to attend. (https://engage.hampshire.edu/event/1656879)
Located in the heart of downtown Springfield, Massachusetts, the Springfield Museums offer access to five world-class museums, including the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum and the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, all under a single admission. For more information on the Springfield Museums and it's exhibits and programs, please visit: https://springfieldmuseums.org/about/.
About Us Located in the heart of downtown Springfield, Massachusetts, the Springfield Museums offer access to five world-class museums, including the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum and the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, all under a single admission. Our HistoryMission &...
1-year Fellow Positions for Upcoming and Recent College Grads, at Farm School in Greece - Hampshire connections!
The American Farm School (K-12) & Perrotis College are hiring 5 Fellows to work in the 2018-2019 academic year. Hampshire Assistant Dean and Director of Multicultural and International Student Serices, Dre Domingue, visited this very cool school in Greece last summer. Hampshire is now one of the few schools where they post their Fellowship positions for upcoming or recent graduates!
Their Director of Student Life, Leighanne Penna, who hires the Fellows, is hosting a skype meeting with interested Hampshire students. With the 7-hour time difference, it is at:
Thursday, Nov. 30th, noon, at Knowledge commons Classroom, 1st floor library
With food - please RSVP so we can have the right amount of food available!
If you are interested in applying, attend this meeting!
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The 1-Year Fellowship Opportunities include: (for full info, see the attached info):
• Student Life & Arcadia Fellow - work with residential life, student activities; co-supervise a Leaders & Mentors program, and co-facilitate seminars in time management, CV writing, and more.
• Student Life & College Counseling Fellow - assist students applying to US colleges/universities, and other academic programs in the US, support High School Student Life Dept, which includes res life and student activities.
• Elementary English Language Fellow (2 positions) - support Elementary School teachers during English language lessons and subjects taught in English; develop lesson plans, prepare interactive learning experiences; help students with homework during study hour, staff reading club, etc.
• Gregory Maguire Writing Fellow - support high school and college students at the Library Writing Center; design and facilitate small group academic and creative writing workshops to inspire and instill a culture of writing; schedule one-on-one appts to provide writing support and feedback.
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Informal notes, info, and impressions of the school, programs, and surrounding area: (to help you get a bit more of the flavor of this school and Greece, we’re including informal notes from Dre after her visit there, added to with info from a recent conversation between Carin at CORC and Leighanne, their Director of Student Life):
The college (small bachelor’s level with two new master’s programs):
http://www.perrotiscollege.edu.gr/
Shared space with the American Farm School (pre-school – high school) in Thessaloniki, Greece
- The farm is enormous and includes grapes for wine, pomegranates, a small sail farm, chickens and eggs, cows (a lot of cows), a production facility for milk and cheese, and a lot more...
- We had a legit seminar on olive oil which included an olive oil tasting
- An international (European, really) conference on herbicide use was occurring at the same time as our visit:
http://www.ewrs.org/optimizing_herbicide_use.asp
- We visited the food science lab and saw intriguing and impressive original research (I don't want to spoil it for any of you who might actually visit!)
- We hiked in Mount Olympus (THE Mount Olympus)
- We visited Meteora https://www.visitmeteora.travel/en/what-to-see/the-meteora-monasteries
- We had an incredibly informative tour of Gerovassilliou Winery which has an enormous wine museum that is truly educational and includes some incredible historical artifacts
https://www.gerovassiliou.gr/en/node
-While there we connected with Texas A&M where a faculty in leadership studies was leading a study abroad trip and AFS was the host that coordinated on the group logistics
- They do advise high school students at the American Farm School about admission to US universities. I met a rising senior interested in Hampshire. Other Farm School grads are going to Rhodes, St. Lawrence, Union, WPI and other solid institutions this fall. Banners hanging in the college advising room: Amherst College, Mt. Holyoke, Michigan, Princeton, University of Richmond.
While we were there, a colleague from UMass presented a seminar on racism and implicit bias to the student life staff. I facilitated a workshop/seminar on LGBT and ally support and Byron facilitated a session on engaging millennials and was impressed with the examples staff provided about students' autonomy and independent projects (and not just student life staff, but from the library and the Farm School). There are also several fellowship opportunities for recent graduating undergrads to do work at the School.
CLA is sponsoring a trip to the Mullins Center Community Ice Rink on Saturday, December 9th.
Please RSVP by December 1st on HampEngage at if you are interested in attending! https://engage.hampshire.edu/event/1656271
Email [email protected] with any questions.
Campus Leadership & Activities is sponsoring a trip to Spare Time Northampton for Hampshire students on Thursday, November 30th from 9pm to Midnight for free unlimited bowling and pizza!
Deadline to sign up is Thursday, November 30th at NOON. Follow this link to sign up! https://hampshire.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/146309 You may take the 39 bus to Northampton or drive your own car.
PLEASE ARRIVE AT THE BOWLING ALLEY AT 9PM, NO LATER THAN 9:30PM IN ORDER TO BE INCLUDED IN THE HAMPSHIRE GROUP. PLEASE BRING YOUR HAMPSHIRE ID WITH YOU TO CHECK IN AT THE FRONT DESK AT THE BOWLING ALLEY. Email [email protected] with any questions.
Visiting Smith College this week? Check out the annual Fall Chrysanthemum Show featuring an extraordinary display of blooms in a variety of shapes and colors. (Until Nov. 14th)
The Fall Mum Show has been a popular college and community tradition since the early 1900s and showcases the hybridizing experiments of the horticulture class. The public gets a chance to vote on their favorites. Each fall as colors fade outdoors, a riot of color erupts indoors in the Lyman Conservatory at the Botanic Garden of Smith College.
Hours: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm daily (Fridays - 10:00 am to 8:00 pm) The suggested donation is $5.00
Campus Leadership & Activities is sponsoring a FREE BUS TRIP to BOSTON, MA for Hampshire students on Saturday, November 11th from 9am to 8pm! Sign Up Today!
Campus Leadership & Activities will purchase one attraction ticket for you to either the Boston Museum of Science, Museum of Fine Arts, or the New England Aquarium. You will also have time to explore Boston on your own.
Advance sign up is required through the form link below and it is first come first served so sign up today!
Deadline to sign up is Wednesday, November 8th at 4pm.
Email [email protected] with any questions.
Follow this link to register for the trip! https://hampshire.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/145037
The bus will be at the main bus stop behind the Library on Saturday morning, the bus will leave promptly at 9am so please be at the bus for 8:45am to check in.
The bus will leave Boston promptly at 6pm so be back to the bus for 5:45pm to check back in for departure.
The bus will be doing drop off and pick up in the vicinity of Quincy Market in Boston but refer to the bus driver for final location.
HAMPSHIRE HALLOWEEN 2017 GUEST REGISTRATION & INFORMATION
Below is important information about Hampshire Halloween from the Hype Committee. We want to inform you about the great things planned for Hampshire Halloween 2017!
This event is from 3 - 6 PM and 8 PM - 1 AM on Friday, October 27th.
Hampshire students should make sure to pick up their wristband in their campus mailbox the morning of October 27th, the day of Hampshire Halloween. Please make sure you have your wristband on and your student ID with you throughout the event.
GUEST INFORMATION
This is a CLOSED event; the only way for people other than Hampshire students to attend Halloween is if they are the guest of a Hampshire student. This year’s event will be similar to last year, and will be focused on the Hampshire community.
There will be no tickets sales this year but guests will still need to be registered. Guest registration is free and each Hampshire student can register up to 2 guests. Online guest registration will run from Wednesday, October 18th, to Thursday, October 26th at NOON. The 2017 Hampshire Halloween Guest Registration Form can be found here: https://hampshire.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/142529.
Registered guests will check in and receive their wristbands at the bus stop behind the library for anyone arriving via PVTA, and in the parking lot behind the RCC for all visiting cars which will have to enter through the Route 116 entrance to campus. The Bay Road entrance to campus will be closed beginning at 5:30pm.
Everyone needs to be wearing a wristband to participate in the Halloween festivities. There will be Campus Police and event security on campus ensuring that those attending the event have wristbands.
WHAT’S HAMPENING ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT?
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
3-4pm CAMPUS WIDE TRICK OR TREAT - Check the HYPE Committee HampEngage website for specific locations on campus.
3-6pm on the Library Lawn:
Bounce House & Inflatable Obstacle Course
Performances by A Cappella Groups & Hampshire Musicians
Carnival Games
Pumpkin Painting
Face Painting
Kettle Korn & Cotton Candy
Photo Booth
Hayrides
From 8pm-Midnight under the Solar Canopy:
Musical Performances by Hampshire Bands and DJs
Haunted House in Franklin Patterson Hall from 3-6pm
Photo Booth in ASH Lobby from 8-10pm
Substance Free Dance Party in Roos Rohde House from 8pm-Midnight
Circus Folk Unite Fire Spinning Show on Library Lawn at 8pm
Midnight Breakfast in the Dining Commons from Midnight-1am
Schedule is subject to change. Check the HYPE Committee HampEngage website for more details.
---Sub free events will be happening in each housing area. This means that these areas are closed to people who are under the influence of mind-altering substances. Please respect these spaces.---
Water stations, snacks, and candy will be located on the Library Lawn and at teh Solar Canopy. Please remember to stay hydrated!
Remember: You are responsible for your guests. Let's work together to create a fun, healthy, and safe atmosphere for Halloween this year!
Any questions about Halloween can be directed to the HYPE Committee's HampEngage website.
Thanks everybody. Looking forwarding to celebrating with you all in just 9 days!
Yours truly,
-The Hype Committee
Come see alumni band bird.bird perform at the Red Barn with opening acts Blood Mobile and Owen Nied & Sam Shaffery! Following the performance, bird.bird band members will speak about being a professional musician after attending Hampshire College.
The evening's line up is:
8:30-9pm: Blood Mobile
https://www.facebook.com/pg/livefreeorbloodmobile
9-9:45pm: Owen Nied & Sam Shaffery
Sam Shaffery’s Music:
https://soundcloud.com/mandomansam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h87Gq198W-w
Owen Nied’s Music
https://www.owennied.com/home
https://owennied.bandcamp.com
10-11:30pm: bird.bird
https://birddotbird.bandcamp.com/
11:30pm-Midnight: Talkback with bird.bird band members
Spring Jam is tomorrow on the Library Lawn starting at 3pm!!!! There will be inflatables, bouncy houses, kettle corn, ice cream, and MORE!!!! Come enjoy the FUN and the SUN!!!!!
Spring Jam is in 5 days from now!! Check it out!!
Spring Jam is in 5 days from now!! Check it out!!
SIGN UP DEADLINE EXTENDED TO THURSDAY APRIL 20TH AT NOON!
April 24th, 4pm - 6pm ; Visit the Hitchcock Center!
Free Bowling this Thursday, April 20th!
Hampshire College Campus Leadership and Activities (CLA)
Free ticket and bus trip to Six Flags New England!!! Hurry and sign up now with your hampshire login to secure a spot by April 19th 12:00pm!
https://goo.gl/FzVGk1
A limited amount of free tickets are available in the CLA office in the Dakin Student Life Center for Andrea Gibson at the Iron Horse on April 12th at 8pm. Students must sign up in person in the CLA office. First come, first served. Only one ticket will be issued per student.
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STUDENT GROUP RECOGNITION FOR THE 2017-2018 ACADEMIC YEAR IS NOW OPEN!!!
ALL STUDENT GROUPS MUST SUBMIT! ONLY ONE SUBMISSION FROM EACH STUDENT GROUP WILL BE ACCEPTED. THIS ONLINE PROCESS IS LIVE AND ENDS ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19TH AT 4:30PM. NO LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
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STUDENT GROUP RECOGNITION FOR THE 2017-2018 ACADEMIC YEAR IS NOW OPEN!!!
We're excited you are interested in signing for an existing student group or introducing a new student group to campus!
Before you submit a request, please consider the following information. In the recognition review process we will first attempt to identify existing or other newly proposed groups with a similar mission statement. Whenever possible, it is our goal to strengthen a group by combining with others who have a shared interest. We then encourage and support student signers to broaden their scope by welcoming new and diverse opinions into the group. This leads to student groups that are better equipped to "pass the torch" and stay recognized year after year, due in part to their larger membership base of invested members willing to take on a leadership role. It also fosters collaboration with students at all stages in their Hampshire path.
ALL STUDENT GROUPS MUST SUBMIT! ONLY ONE SUBMISSION FROM EACH STUDENT GROUP WILL BE ACCEPTED.
THIS ONLINE PROCESS IS LIVE AND ENDS ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19TH AT 4:30PM. NO LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Below is all of the information you will need to submit a Recognition Form for an Existing or Newly Proposed Student Group.
The Student Group Recognition process will be run through CollegiateLink!
LOGGING INTO COLLEGIATE LINK FOR THE FIRST TIME:
To access CollegiateLink for the first time, visit https://hampshire.collegiatelink.net/ and click the blue Sign In Now button in the center of the cover photo. You will be directed to a Hampshire College Log In screen where you will enter your Hampshire User Name and Password. You will then be logged in and can access your student group site and register for Recognition.
CURRENTLY RECOGNIZED STUDENT GROUPS:
Currently recognized student groups can access the link to Register on their student group site which can be found by going to the Organizations page, found here: https://hampshire.collegiatelink.net/organizations and clicking on your student group name. When you click the Register button on your student group site located under the tools menu, it will lead you to the step-by-step student group recognition registration process. Current student group information is pre-loaded into CollegiateLink, however you have the opportunity to edit the existing information during form submission.
NEW OR PREVIOUSLY EXISTING STUDENT GROUPS:
Newly proposed student groups and student groups that have been previously recognized can access the form by going to the Organizations page, found here: https://hampshire.collegiatelink.net/organizations and clicking the Register button under "Register a New Organization" on the left hand side of the page.
INFORMATION THAT WILL BE REQUIRED FOR STUDENT GROUP RECOGNITION SUBMISSION:
STUDENT GROUP NAME
STUDENT GROUP PROFILE INFORMATION, WHICH INCLUDES:
DETAILED MISSION STATEMENT & PROGRAMMING INITIATIVES, PICTURES, AND INTERESTS: Here is your opportunity to present who your group is, your goals, and what you hope to accomplish as a student group on campus. Please include all of your exciting ideas on how your group plans to engage with students on campus and provide specific details on what your group plans to do for programming and initiatives at Hampshire! Your request will be denied unless you provide detailed information.
NAMES FOR THE 3 STUDENT GROUP LEADERS, aka "SIGNERS": Signers must be currently enrolled students who will be at Hampshire in the fall of 2017. It is okay to have one signer currently on leave as long as that person will be back in the fall and has given you permission to be listed. (NO Div 3s graduating this May can be listed!) The signers who are listed on the form will receive ALL emails related to the group's recognition.
ADVISOR: Academic, sports, identity, and some specialty groups are required to have an advisor because of expertise and safety and/or risk concerns. Other student groups are encouraged to have a member of the Hampshire faculty or staff be an advisor to their group. If your group wants or is required to have an advisor, you should have met with that person to get the individual's informed consent prior to listing the name on the form, since they will receive notification.
After all recognition forms are submitted, Campus Leadership and Activities will review the information and contact signers via CollegiateLink and email. Based on our assessments, those groups needing additional information will get a detailed description of what is required for approval.
Still have questions? Come into Campus Leadership and Activities or give us a call at x6005 or email [email protected] we're happy to help.
Thank You,
Carolyn & Gretchen
Campus Leadership & Activities
Amherst, MA
01002
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