Nontraditional Student Recognition Week
"Nontraditional Student Recognition Week” is a national celebration held in the first week of November each year. Events are planned to recognize our non-traditional students, as well as highlight efforts that support adult student learning and success.
*Nontraditional Students can pick up their VIP Cards in the Office of Orientation and New Student Programs beginning October 26th from 8am-5pm. The card should be shown at every event attended during the week. The top 5 students who attend the most events will win prizes.
Monday, November 2
9:00am-9:30am
Kick-Off Celebration, University Ctr. Pod
(located near Library)
Make it Official! Come and join us as we
celebrate the official proclamation for declaring
Nontraditional Student Recognition Week at Clayton
State University. The event will establish a
campus tradition for all nontraditional students!
9:30am-11:00am and 3:00-4:30pm
Coffee Kick-Off for Nontraditional Students
Student Center, Room 117
Come by the Office of Orientation and New Student Programs during the designated times for complimentary coffee or tea provided by Jazzman’s Café. The first
10 nontraditional students will receive a $5 gift certificate to Jazzman’s Café. You must show your VIP Card*.
Cosponsored by Jazzman's
Cafe and Auxiliary Services
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Monday Mixer
Boston’s Restaurant and Sports Bar
2180 Mt. Zion Parkway, Morrow, GA 30260
Start the week off relaxing and socializing with other nontraditional students and network with Clayton State Alumni.
The event is casual and free from admission (you only pay for what you order).
Cosponsored by Alumni Association
Monday-Friday, November
2-6
Reserved Study and Resource Area for Nontraditional
Students
University Center Pod (located next to Library)
Meet and study with
other nontraditional students during the week. If
you are looking for a study partner for a particular
course, you may find a match!
Tuesday, November 3
11:30am – 12:30pmThe Challenges and Rewards of Juggling Multiple Roles
University Center, Room 322
Juggling multiple life roles can be demanding, stressful, and… rewarding. This one-hour interactive program will discuss common concerns and experiences associated with nontraditional students who are balancing multiple life roles (e.g., student, parent, employee)It will also address strategies for prioritizing responsibilities, managing time effectively, and practicing good self-care in order to cope with stress effectively and to bring about more fulfillment in one’s life roles.
Presented by Counseling & Psychological Services
5:15pm – 6:15pm
Child Care Information Fair
University Center, Room 272
Quality Care for Children will present information on identification and selection of high quality child care services, including family based care, center care, and after school programs. Additionally representatives from Clayton State University’s Human Resources Department and the Office of Financial Aid will be available to help families learn about strategies to reduce the cost of child care.
Wednesday, November 4
11:00am – 11:50amWho Are Clayton State’s Non-Traditional Students?
Lecture Hall, Room B-12
For Faculty and Staff Only
In this presentation, participants can examine and learn about the needs of non-traditional students. Additionally, a non-traditional student panel will share information about their own experiences and answer participant questions.
Thursday, November 5
11:30am – 2:00pmDessert Reception
University Center - Loft
Honoring Nontraditional and Veteran Students
Co-Sponsored by the Center for Academic Success
Friday, November 6
6:00pm – 8:00pmFamily Fun Bowling @ Pin Strikes Entertainment Center
3478 Mt. Zion Road, Stockbridge, GA 30281
Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to bring their families and friends to participate in this event. Participants will receive a discounted rate. You must sign up in the Student Center, Room 117 by Nov. 4th.