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The Welcome Center
1122 W. Campus Rd. Joseph R. Pearson Hall, Rm 208
Lawrence, KS 66045-3101

phone: (785) 864-3726
fax: (785) 864-5076
Email Ussoe@ku.edu

School of Education Students Organization (SESO)

Monthly Events

Tuesday October 7th from 7:00-8:00 PM in room 150 JRP

SESO is sponsoring a speaking event on Tuesday October 7th from 7:00-8:00 PM in room 150 JRP. We are privileged to have Bridget Dixon MSW, Family Service Advocate of Douglas County Child Development Association speaking to us. She will be discussing important issues that may come up for you in your teaching career, regarding students who have faced abuse and neglect. Ms. Dixon will give a presentation, as well as answer questions about these topics.


Volunteer Opportunities

Seeking Volunteers!

This fall's Education Career Fair will be Wednesday, November 5, from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Kansas Union. SESO is seeking volunteers to help escort superintendents to their assigned tables and help them carry in materials. This is a great way to meet superintendents from school districts where you may be teaching in the future!

Download the following document (Word) for details related to volunteer opportunities for SESO members.

Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)

A message from one of the MOPS coordinators:

MOPS is a great program that caters to the needs of mothers with children 0-6 years old. We hold meetings twice a month to feed our minds spiritually, emotionally, and to....well, get a break from our children! That's where you come in!! We need great volunteers, like you, to help care for our children during our meetings. We ask for volunteers who are willing to lovingly care and get down on the floor and play with our children. (How easy is that?!)

Our MOPS group meets at the Lawrence Free Methodist Church from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 am the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. Volunteers need to be available from 8:45 to 11:45. We are grateful for volunteers to commit for the entire school year, one semester, one month, or even as a substitute. This program has meant a great deal to me as a new mother and we've been so fortunate to have fabulous volunteers in the past who my daughter enjoyed spending time with while I was down the hall networking and learning. The kids have a great time playing, singing, making crafts, learning a short bible based lesson, and eating snacks. The moms bring special goodies for the volunteers to enjoy and I see lots of smiles from everyone! I hope to get to know some more future teachers this next year. I know they'd enjoy spending time with us.

The MOPS is hiring for a lead teacher position in their 4-5 yr old room. It is a paid position Tuesday mornings the 1st and 3rd of the month from 8:45-11:45. The lesson is previously prepared by the MOPS curriculum coordinator and the lead teacher's responsibility is strictly executing the lesson with the assistance of other volunteers. Please contact Lori Lee at kevinlorilee@gmail.com

Check out the SESO board in the Welcome Center (JRP 208) for more volunteer opportunities!


SESO Meetings

SESO will no longer hold monthly meetings, but will have a special meeting one time per semester. These meetings will be announced on the website and list-serv.


Partners

KU Professionals for Disability (KUPD)

An official student organization located within the Department of Special Education at the University of Kansas, open to all students who have an interest in the disability field. KUPD strives to bring students and professionals together for social and educational opportunities, support students who are preparing to enter a career in the disability field, provide opportunities for students to gain awareness of current and emerging issues in the field, and increase student involvement in local, state, and national professsional organizations.
http://kupd.soe.ku.edu

Multicultural Scholars

Members of the MSPs are a community of students and professors who help make the transition from high school or community college to KU a smooth one. The program addresses academic, social, and personal aspects of your student experience and will help you maximize the benefits of your undergraduate years. When you enter a School or Department, the MSP will offer support until graduation. Over time, you will also be expected to assist newer students in your program.
http://msp.soe.ku.edu

HSES

A department of the School of Education, students in Health Sport and Exercise Sciences (HSES) also participate in SESO events. Programs available through HSES are:
Athletic Training
Exercise Science
Health Education
Physical Education
Sport Management http://www.soe.ku.edu/hses


SESO T-Shirts

SESO t-shirts from 2007-2008 are on sale in the Welcome Center! Come get yours today!


The New SESO Officers for 2007-2008



Mission Statement

SESO is a service organization for students in the School of Education at KU. SESO works to produce programs to supplement the education received in the School of Education. SESO acts as a voice for students with School of Education administration, and promotes social interaction among members. Membership is open to SOE students and pre-education majors.


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