1. volunteers needed: urbana park district celebration
2. volunteers needed: kcpa corporate night paparazzi
3. workers needed: kcpa poster project (PAID!!)
4. volunteers needed: TOURS!
5. volunteers needed: TOTA!
6. volunteers needed: USHERING! (and other ushering stuff)
7. input needed: barcrawl...oh yeah.
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1. The Urbana Park District is celebrating its 100 years with six days of live entertainment and community activities at their Centennial Chautauqua! Krannert Center is proud to sponsor this event and to partner with the English Hedgerow to offer delicious, organic food throughout the week's activities. You can visit the website at www.urbanaparks.org to get the schedule of activities, concerts and talks.
Krannert Center is looking for volunteers to man the Krannert/Hedgerow booth during the week. You'll be answering Krannert Center questions and helping Hedgerow if they get mobbed by customers and need help. You'll also be enjoying the Chautauqua first hand!!
We need the following shifts filled:
Tuesday, October 9
5p – 7p
7p – 9p
Wednesday, October 10
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 9p
Thursday, October 11
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 9p
Friday, October 12
11a – 2p
2p – 5p
5p – 8p
8p – 10p
Saturday, October 13
9a – 12p
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 8p
8p – 10p
Sunday, October 14
12:30p – 3p
3p – 5:30p
If you are interested in volunteering, please email Courtney or Crystal ( cegg@uiuc.edu; cwomble@uiuc.edu) with what shift SOON PLEASE!! (i.e. by the end of the week)
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2. kcspa development staff are in need of some enthusiastic
students to play the part of the crowd/groupies for the Corporate Night red carpet. in an ideal world they would probably want a group of anywhere from 25 - 40 folks. not only would you get to enjoy the spectacle, but you'd also get to enjoy the awesome catering. sound like something for you? e-mail deborah miller at miller9@uiuc.edu.
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3. and now a message from maureen reagan, regarding a PAID opportunity:
i am looking for one or two students to deliver our first posters of the season to businesses. i'd also like one or two students, preferably the same people, to update and augment our poster distribution locations. this involves checking with our existing list to make sure they are still accepting posters and also visiting many local businesses, organizations, etc. to ask if they will display posters; information about the location then needs to be documented for our list. these are paid projects.
the students must be outgoing, good representatives of the center, confident finding and visiting many locations throughout town, already on krannert center hourly payroll, and must have access to a car. the first distribution will take several hours and must be started this week, and the update project will probably take between twenty and eighty hours. (i know that's a wide range :-) contact me directly by e-mail ( reagan@uiuc.edu) if you're interested!
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4. we are still in need of some help covering tours for this week. we need people for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. let us know as soon as possible if you can help ( kcsa-tours@kcpa.uiuc.edu) ALSO! if you are interested in having one (or more) day a week set as 'your day' to give tours, please let us know BY FRIDAY (the 5th). we currently need people for Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday...and remember...tours = tickets. that simple.
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5. kcsa is hosting a bomb-diggity event that we think you should know about/help out with. it's called international fest, it's being held at krannert on saturday november 3rd, and it's awesome. awesome awesome awesome. there are tons of cultural groups performing, booths, arts and crafts, food, etc...it's huge. we're going to need people to work the kids' craft corner, raffle, art gallery, sound booth, food table, rehearsal rooms....basically we need help with a lot of things. we also would like people to help set up the night before. so if you think you'd be interested in helping out, e-mail the outreach girls at kcsa-outreach@kcpa.uiuc.edu. and help spread the word about this awesome event! did i mention it's awesome?
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6. the following shows need a little love from all you beautiful ushers (e-mail kcsa-ushering@kcpa.uiuc.edu if you've got that love in your heart):
157 Thu 10/4/07 Sinfonia da Camera: Sierra Premiere 6:15pm FGH R
163 Fri 10/5/07 SOM: Wind Symphony/Symphonic Band I 6:30pm FGH G
169 Sat 10/6/07 SOM: Varsity Men's Glee Club Dad's Day 6:15pm FGH R
175 Sat 10/6/07 In the Continuum 6:45pm STH R
178 Sun 10/7/07 SOM: Symphonic Band 2/Concert Band 1 2:00pm FGH G
187 Tue 10/9/07 SOM: Tim McGovern, bassoon 6:30pm FGH G
202 Fri 10/12/07 SOM: UI Symphony 6:30pm FGH G
211 Sat 10/13/07 CU Symphony 6:15pm FGH R
ALSO, here's information regarding shows you may have already signed up for:
You should receive an email with your assignments sometime soon (if you haven't already). You will most likely receive all the shows you requested, and should not receive any shows that you did not request. So you can use your show
requests as a guide to what you'll be assigned to. You can also check your assignments online at http://www.kcsa.uiuc.edu
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7. ok so you've heard about the kcsa barcrawl. you're UBER-excited about it. problem is...you're not sure when to come for the fun! well the answer is: we're not sure, actually ; ) we're thinking wednesday october 17, but we want to optimize the craziness and get as many people involved as possible. so give us a little input! does the 17th work? are there better nights? better weeks? let us know! e-mail kcsa-activities@kcpa.uiuc.edu with comments.
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AND now i'm dead. well my fingers are. i think i'm getting carple tunnel syndrome. and it's all YOUR fault! haha no no, i copy and paste a lot. and i'm overly dramatic at this time of night and i haven't started my homework yet. whoops!
mad love,
~mc (still loves cookies)m
p.s. another random fact about myself: i like flowers that don't wilt. but then again, who doesn't?
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Megan McMillen
mmcmill2@uiuc.edu
megmcm@gmail.com
University of Illinois 2008
KCSA Secretary
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