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[Time2000_t21 0016] FW: Need for volunteers
by Naomi Weinman 29 Oct '18

29 Oct '18

Please contact Rosmery directly if you are able to help. Mrs. Weinman Good morning Dr. Artzt and Naomi, Hope this email finds you in good health. I am looking for some QC college students (2-5) interested in doing field hours working with students Wednesdays from 1:30-2:30 and Fridays from 12:30 to 1:30. I am hoping to get volunteers' help with supporting the academic needs of students in a math elective class, which is for those who need to retake the Algebra Regents. Would you be able to forward this information to anyone you think might be interested in helping our students who are all ELLs. Last year's volunteers, Thomas and Jenny, were so helpful and instrumental. Anyone interested can reach out to me: Rosmery Milczewski R.milczewski(a)flushinginternational.org<mailto:R.milczewski@flushinginternational.org> Thank you very much and have a blessed day. Regards, Rosmery Milczewski Assistant Principal IA Flushing International H.S.

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[Time2000_t21 0015] Meeting TIMES this week
by Naomi Weinman 27 Oct '18

27 Oct '18

Dear TIME 2000 Students, Thank you, in advance, for helping with the TIME 2000 conference on Friday. To help things run smoothly, please read updated information below and attend the meetings appropriate for you. 1. Monday, October 29 STUDENT PANEL meeting, 12:40pm, PH 117 2. Monday, October 29 TECHNOLOGY meeting, 1pm, PH 117. This meeting is open to all students but must be attended by presenter escorts and students assigned to equipment and/or calculators. Media services will provide instructions on how to make sure the laptops are connected to the projectors correctly and how to use other equipment in the room. It is good to know how to do this in case a presenter has a problem with the technology. FRESHMAN should join us as soon as they arrive to campus after LAMS. 3. Thursday, November 1 HELP MOVE TO THE SU, 1:30pm, PH 002. A QC truck will meet us at PH at 1:30. If you are available, please help move the prepared conference items (boxes of folders and other supplies) from the office to the truck and then meet us in front of the SU to move items off the truck into the SU. This usually takes no more than half an hour. 4. Friday, November 2 CONFERENCE DAY! All students should meet in the SU 4th floor lobby and arrive by 8am. If you are there earlier, please help us set up the materials that were delivered on Thursday. This involves taping signs to tables and moving the folder boxes to the correct areas. Ask Alyssa, Christian or Mrs. Weinman what you can do to help. REMEMBER to wear your TIME 2000 blue tee shirts (perhaps over a long sleeve shirt if it will be cold) and a smile. Review your job responsibilities before Friday and let us know if you have any questions. Have a great weekend! Mrs. Weinman Naomi Weinman TIME2000/SEYS Queens College, CUNY | 65-30 Kissena Blvd | Queens, NY |11367 (w) 718-997-5377 | (f) 718 997 5173 TIME2000.qc.cuny.edu Donate to TIME 2000<http://bit.ly/time2000>

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[Time2000_t21 0014] Re: Math On the Border Information and Training Session
by Naomi Weinman 26 Oct '18

26 Oct '18

Reminder: Reply today if you have not yet done so and would like to help the children who are separated from their parents Seeking JRMF Facilitators! The Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival (JRMF) seeks facilitators for mathematical activities with immigrant children ages 5 to 17 who are separated from their parents. The candidates should have a working knowledge of high school mathematics and be comfortable working with children who are not fluent in English. A knowledge of Spanish is desirable but not required. Hours are generally 11:30 to 1:30 on Mondays and Wednesdays and occasionally on Fridays. The sessions occur in the financial district. Days are flexible, and consistency of attendance not necessary. An hour of training is required to begin. At least one additional two-hour session are requested over the semester to expand candidates’ problem portfolios. JRMF supports locally organized events that inspire K through 12 students to think critically and to explore the richness and beauty of mathematics through collaborative, creative problem-solving. Our Festivals engage many types of students, including those who don’t typically enjoy competition or working under time pressure. Interested candidates should sign-up on the form linked below and attend the training session on October 31st at 12:15 at Queens College. The location will be sent to you. Training RSVP Math On the Border<https://goo.gl/forms/JGVyt44hsUFDHh1s1> or paste in https://goo.gl/forms/QhREtc3cZPWpntXt2 Thank you, Usha Kotelawala & Mark Saul Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival jrmfny(a)gmail.com<mailto:jrmfny@gmail.com>

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[Time2000_t21 0013] FW: Paid tutoring Opportunities in Queens
by Naomi Weinman 24 Oct '18

24 Oct '18

Good Morning, We are reaching out today to share some exciting opportunities for your students to engage with our company as we continue to make a difference in the lives of New York City's public school students. This year, we expanded our service offerings to our partner schools to include extended learning time programs (i.e. Saturday Academy and after school programs) and our intervention programs (i.e. small group tutoring during the day and college awareness). In a city where we have 1.1 million public school students and 1.3 million college students, it is embarrassing to have one of the largest achievement gaps. We understand the potential of college students to change educational outcomes for children - it's been a core part of our belief system since our organization was started eight years ago on a college campus. Now, we're working to mobilize one of our city's most underutilized assets (the intellectual capital of our college students) to change the narrative for low-income kids in NYC. We've partnered with almost a dozen schools across NYC to provide small group tutoring, Saturday, and college awareness support. All of our positions are paid, and we're looking to fill almost 30 slots by the end of this month. Students who work with us on multiple engagement will also be eligible for College Tuition Reimbursement. We hope you'll take a minute to forward this opportunity to your students. · Intensive Tutoring Interventionist<https://practicemakesperfect-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/Redirect?ukey=1K750…> (Located at MS 8 and MS 72) - $18 per hour · Saturday Academy Interventionist<https://practicemakesperfect-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/Redirect?ukey=1K750…> (Located at York Early College Academy) - $22 per hour Programs take place in the morning, during the day, after school, and on weekends. If there are students that you feel are particularly well-suited for these opportunities, please have them email me directly at pedro.rubiano(a)practicemakesperfect.org<mailto:pedro.rubiano@practicemakesperfect.org> for further consideration. If you have any questions at all, don't hesitate to reach out. Best, Pedro Rubiano -- Pedro A. Rubiano Program Administrator Practice Makes Perfect 25 Broadway 12th Floor New York, NY 10004 Tel: 941-296-5946 PracticeMakesPerfect.org<http://practicemakesperfect.org/> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjRWg_ucn2s

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[Time2000_t21 0011] Re: TIME 2000 Conference Jobs information CHANGES
by Naomi Weinman 23 Oct '18

23 Oct '18

TWO CHANGES REGARDING THE TIME 2000 CONFERENCE: 1. Please note that there is a change in time and place for the equipment/technology meeting. This meeting should be attended by all students assigned to equipment, calculators, presenter escort; it can be attended by all students who are interested in learning how the laptops should be connected to the data projectors so they can be of assistance if needed. The new meeting info is: Monday, October 29 PH 117 Start time: 1pm; if you have observations at LAMS, please join us as soon as you get back to campus. 2. FOLDER STUFFING begins tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 18. Please stop by the office to help whenever you are free. Thank you. Mrs. Weinman From: Naomi Weinman Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2018 2:54 PM To: 'time2000_t20(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu' <time2000_t20(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu>; T19 (TIME2000_T19(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu) <TIME2000_T19(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu>; 'time2000_t21(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu' <time2000_t21(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu>; 'T18 (TIME2000_T18(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu)' <TIME2000_T18(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu> Cc: 'ellenhuynh3121996(a)yahoo.com' <ellenhuynh3121996(a)yahoo.com>; Alice Artzt <qcartzt(a)gmail.com>; Loriann Maugeri <loriann.maugeri(a)qc.cuny.edu>; qcruthg(a)aol.com Subject: TIME 2000 Conference Jobs information PLEASE READ COMPLETELY BEFORE THE OCTOBER 16 SEMINAR SO YOU CAN ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU HAVE ANY. There will be a meeting about the conference on Wednesday, October 24, in PH 004, 12:15pm. TIME 2000 Conference Celebrating Mathematics Teaching Friday, November 2, 2018 Dear TIME 2000 Students, Thank you in advance for your contributions at the TIME 2000 Event on Friday, November 2, 2018. Your help in making the conference run smoothly is greatly appreciated. Together, we will create something special! Attached please find an Excel file with your specific job assignments on one worksheet and descriptions of the duties of each job on a different worksheet (see tabs near the bottom of the file). Your name might be listed as many as six times, or just once, depending on the time frame of the job(s) assigned. Remember to look for your name more than once. Then, click on the second worksheet tab to learn what each job entails. Check for updates and changes to the list between now and the event date. Notify me immediately if your name is not on the list, your job assignment is not explained or in conflict with another job assigned to you, or if you cannot perform your assigned duties. In addition to the assigned jobs, all TIME 2000 students are responsible for "Crowd Control" and "Food." Please read those job descriptions on the attached excel file (second tabbed worksheet). When you are between jobs, you should attend the keynote address and/or workshops. Links to the agenda and the workshop descriptions (with room numbers) will be on the right side of the conference web page at time2000.conference.edu<http://www.qc.cuny.edu/Academics/Honors/Time2000/Pages/conference.aspx>. General instructions, regardless of specific job assignment, are listed below. Please read all of the instructions, so that you are prepared to offer help wherever it is needed. This email is long but should provide answers to all your questions. As the ambassadors of TIME 2000 and Queens College, please remember the following: 1. SMILE. Approach students and their teachers; ask if they need help, or if they have any questions. Guide them to the correct location. 2. Be PROFESSIONAL! Know your job assignment(s) and what is expected of you before arriving at the conference. Please be ON TIME for each assignment. We are depending on you. Help make the day run smoothly! 3. Be POSITIVE! When you speak with our guests, introduce yourself and speak positively about the college and the program. 4. DRESS: Wear your TIME 2000 tee-shirts. If you do not have a TIME 2000 shirt (why not?), please wear royal blue and/or white and/or a TIME 2000 Sweatshirt. Freshman who did not receive shirts last month should see me in PH 002 later today. 5. Embrace CLEANLINESS! a) Use appropriate and "clean" language b) Dress is casual but clean c) Help keep the SU and the classrooms we visit clean. If you see litter, please pick it up and put it in the trash. 6. Know how to get to the classrooms to which you are assigned BEFORE the conference. One of your main duties is to help guide guests to the correct classrooms. Make sure you know where you are going! PH = Powdermaker Hall You all know where this is! Do you know where the assigned rooms are located? SU= Student Union SU: All classrooms are on the third floor of the building. Use the stairs to go from 4th floor to 3rd floor and vice versa. SU Ballroom, 4th floor: Everyone reports here at 8:00am and again for lunch, after Session II. Use the elevators or the stairs. Schedule of Events: Conference agenda: click here.<https://www.qc.cuny.edu/Academics/Honors/Time2000/Documents/SEYS_TIME2000_C…> 8:00am: Meet in the 4th floor lobby of the SU. All students should put on name tags and then report to the appropriate captains. Help will be needed bringing TIME 2000 equipment from the first floor to the fourth floor and then setting up the tables, signs, and folders. See Mrs. Weinman and Amalia for instructions. If you are not assigned to a job at this time, please help set up the food items if necessary. Help maintain the food tables (until guests are seated in the Ballroom) by refilling items (extra water bottles are under the table) and/or moving them up to the front of the food tables. Also, throw out any garbage left on tables. Check email for possible change of start time. 8:30am-9:30am: GREET our guests and direct them to the Registration Desks. There are separate tables for teachers/professors (on the left as you exit the elevators) and students (across from elevators). 9:10am: All TIME students in the vicinity should start directing people in the lobby and the ballroom to be seated in the SU Ballroom. Ushers must make sure all seats are filled starting with the front rows, all sections, of the Ballroom. Make sure students do not skip seats as the room will be filled to capacity. Speak up and tell students where they should sit. 9:30am: Program starts. Dr. Artzt makes opening comments, followed by the QC President and then the Keynote. All TIME 2000 students without an assignment at this time should be seated quietly in the auditorium, behind the guests. If you need to report to your next job before 11am, sit on an aisle so that you may leave quietly. Most importantly, TIME 2000 students should be good role models for the high school students. Please do not talk during the presentations. Remember to allow the high school guests to answer the questions posed by the presenters. 10:45am (shortly before the keynote speaker finishes his presentation): * Presenter Escorts Meet the presenter you will escort to a classroom in the SU lobby at the time requested. This could actually be earlier than 10:45am. Check with Nicole as per the instructions in the Excel file. Sit in the back, on an aisle, so you can leave discreetly. * EQUIPMENT MONITORS: If "Equipment" is your job assignment, you are also the presenter escort. Follow instructions for presenter escort, above and in the excel file. The presenter may be using PowerPoint and a projector. Rooms in Powdermaker Hall have cabinets or closets with all the equipment. Pick up keys for the cabinets from Lori in PH 002 before you go to the assigned classroom. Help the presenter turn on the computer and log-in with your QC info. If there are technical problems in a room in PH, contact Amanda or Reinald or get help from Media Services in PH 136. If there are technical problems in a room in the SU, please contact Christian, 347-459-7560. * If you are asked to bring graphing calculators to a presenter, please be responsible for distributing and then collecting all the calculators BEFORE the end of each session. Pick up the calculators from Lori, PH 002 before the start of session I. After session II, please return the calculators to Lori at 1:15pm, in PH002. Then, escort your presenter to SU, 4th floor and help with lunch. 10:50am: Escorts meet the captains in the SU Lobby. After the keynote speaker finishes speaking, you will line up around the ballroom perimeter as directed by the captains with your room signs held high. Follow instructions listed on job descriptions. Room signs should be picked up from the teacher registration desk before 9:30am or from the captains when you meet now. Follow instructions of captains so that rooms are listed in numerical order and escorts are well-spaced around the room. Expect 25-28 students per classroom. Leave the SU for your session I room as instructed by the dismissal captains. 11:15am-12:05pm: Session I * Escorts will bring students to assigned classrooms. All TIME 2000 students in a classroom should offer their assistance to the presenter. Also assist with the distribution and collection of calculators and other materials. Help ensure that all equipment is collected from students before students leave the classroom. * At the end of the first workshop, presenters will stay in the same room and students will move to a different room for the second session. Students in the same room for Session I will move together, as a group, to a room for session II. When the first workshop ends, announce to the students in the room to follow you to the next workshop. Know your assigned room numbers! 12:15pm-1:05pm: Session II Escorts should lead the guests to the second room. The room number is listed in the attached Excel file and can also be found in the high school students' folders. There are no room signs for Session II as your group of students is already with you. Approach students who look lost. Offer assistance to the presenter. Presenter Escorts remain in the same room for both sessions. ***** AT THE END OF SESSION II, BEFORE LEAVING THE CLASSROOM, ASK STUDENTS TO COMPLETE THE YELLOW EVALUATION FORMS THAT ARE IN THEIR FOLDERS. A COMPLETED EVALUATION FORM IS A LUNCH TICKET. STUDENTS WILL TRADE THE TICKET FOR A LUNCH BOX, SO DO NOT COLLECT THEM. ***** 1:15pm-2:15pm: LUNCH and Q&A Session, SU, 4th floor, Ballroom LUNCH: Students exchange yellow completed evaluation forms for one boxed lunch. One lunch per person. Please help distribute lunches as soon as you get to the ballroom. All guests, teachers and students, must hand you a completed yellow evaluation form as a lunch ticket. Presenters and TIME 2000 students are the only people who do not need to submit yellow lunch tickets. TIME 2000 students may take lunch after the guests are served. Q&A Session with TIME 2000 Student Panel: All TIME 2000 Students: Please help with crowd and noise control. It was difficult to hear the panel discussion in previous years. Please help keep the crowd quiet as needed. TIME 2000 students should spread out around the room. Help quiet the crowd. Be positive role models by refraining from talking during the panel session. 2:30pm: TIME to celebrate! TIME 2000 Party in the SU Ballroom to thank you for your assistance! HELP: Last minute changes, questions, or problems during the conference, call: Christian: 347-459-7560 Equipment problems: Amanda: 516-317-7831 Reinald: 347-806-7573 If you cannot reach us, Lori is available in the TIME 2000 office, 718-997-5377. Ask her to call me on your behalf. If you have an EMERGENCY and will be absent at the last minute, you must contact us! Make sure you speak to one of us; do not only leave a message or send an email on Friday. As you see, you all play a role and we are counting on your contribution and we must know that your positions need replacements before the guests arrive. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you still have questions. E-mail will be the best way to reach me between now and the day of the event. Thank you! Mrs. Weinman Naomi Weinman TIME2000/SEYS Queens College, CUNY | 65-30 Kissena Blvd | Queens, NY |11367 (w) 718-997-5377 | (f) 718 997 5173 TIME2000.qc.cuny.edu

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[Time2000_t21 0010] Re: TIME 2000 Seminar
by Naomi Weinman 15 Oct '18

15 Oct '18

TIME 2000 Seminar Tuesday, October 16, 2018 8:30am-10:05am Patio Dining Hall* Special Guest: Philip Dituri, Ph.D. Director of Education, FiCycle Visiting Professor, Fordham University Special Presentation: Games of Chance and Life Lessons Probability underlies many games of chance, but it's not all fun and games. Is cell phone insurance a good idea? What about auto or home insurance? How does FEMA decide if it's going to go in and rescue people in a disaster? Join Phil Dituri to play some games and learn some life lessons, all at the same time with materials taken from the FiCycle Curriculum. Seminar attendance is mandatory for all TIME 2000 students. Food vouchers will be available before the start of the seminar, 8:00am-8:30am. Please note that the cafeteria does not give change if you do not use the entire $6.50 on the voucher. If your meal comes to less than $6.50, consider grabbing a piece of fruit or snack bar for later in the day, or combining your order with a friend's order. Vouchers can be save and used any time of day during the semester when the food services are open. *The Patio Dining Hall is part of the Dining Hall/Cafeteria Building. It is at the end of the building closest to Kissena Blvd in the middle room. Naomi Weinman TIME2000/SEYS Queens College, CUNY | 65-30 Kissena Blvd | Queens, NY |11367 (w) 718-997-5377 | (f) 718-997-5173 TIME2000.qc.cuny.edu Donate to TIME 2000<http://bit.ly/time2000>

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[Time2000_t21 0009] FW: Math On the Border Information and Training Session
by Naomi Weinman 15 Oct '18

15 Oct '18

Seeking JRMF Facilitators! The Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival (JRMF) seeks facilitators for mathematical activities with immigrant children ages 5 to 17 who are separated from their parents. The candidates should have a working knowledge of high school mathematics and be comfortable working with children who are not fluent in English. A knowledge of Spanish is desirable but not required. Hours are generally 11:30 to 1:30 on Mondays and Wednesdays and occasionally on Fridays. The sessions occur in the financial district. Days are flexible, and consistency of attendance not necessary. An hour of training is required to begin. At least one additional two-hour session are requested over the semester to expand candidates’ problem portfolios. JRMF supports locally organized events that inspire K through 12 students to think critically and to explore the richness and beauty of mathematics through collaborative, creative problem-solving. Our Festivals engage many types of students, including those who don’t typically enjoy competition or working under time pressure. Interested candidates should sign-up on the form linked below and attend the training session on October 31st at 12:15 at Queens College. The location will be sent to you. Training RSVP Math On the Border<https://goo.gl/forms/JGVyt44hsUFDHh1s1> or paste in https://goo.gl/forms/QhREtc3cZPWpntXt2 Thank you, Usha Kotelawala & Mark Saul Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival jrmfny(a)gmail.com<mailto:jrmfny@gmail.com>

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[Time2000_t21 0008] TIME 2000 Conference Jobs information
by Naomi Weinman 10 Oct '18

10 Oct '18

PLEASE READ COMPLETELY BEFORE THE OCTOBER 16 SEMINAR SO YOU CAN ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU HAVE ANY. There will be a meeting about the conference on Wednesday, October 24, in PH 004, 12:15pm. TIME 2000 Conference Celebrating Mathematics Teaching Friday, November 2, 2018 Dear TIME 2000 Students, Thank you in advance for your contributions at the TIME 2000 Event on Friday, November 2, 2018. Your help in making the conference run smoothly is greatly appreciated. Together, we will create something special! Attached please find an Excel file with your specific job assignments on one worksheet and descriptions of the duties of each job on a different worksheet (see tabs near the bottom of the file). Your name might be listed as many as six times, or just once, depending on the time frame of the job(s) assigned. Remember to look for your name more than once. Then, click on the second worksheet tab to learn what each job entails. Check for updates and changes to the list between now and the event date. Notify me immediately if your name is not on the list, your job assignment is not explained or in conflict with another job assigned to you, or if you cannot perform your assigned duties. In addition to the assigned jobs, all TIME 2000 students are responsible for "Crowd Control" and "Food." Please read those job descriptions on the attached excel file (second tabbed worksheet). When you are between jobs, you should attend the keynote address and/or workshops. Links to the agenda and the workshop descriptions (with room numbers) will be on the right side of the conference web page at time2000.conference.edu<http://www.qc.cuny.edu/Academics/Honors/Time2000/Pages/conference.aspx>. General instructions, regardless of specific job assignment, are listed below. Please read all of the instructions, so that you are prepared to offer help wherever it is needed. This email is long but should provide answers to all your questions. As the ambassadors of TIME 2000 and Queens College, please remember the following: 1. SMILE. Approach students and their teachers; ask if they need help, or if they have any questions. Guide them to the correct location. 2. Be PROFESSIONAL! Know your job assignment(s) and what is expected of you before arriving at the conference. Please be ON TIME for each assignment. We are depending on you. Help make the day run smoothly! 3. Be POSITIVE! When you speak with our guests, introduce yourself and speak positively about the college and the program. 4. DRESS: Wear your TIME 2000 tee-shirts. If you do not have a TIME 2000 shirt (why not?), please wear royal blue and/or white and/or a TIME 2000 Sweatshirt. Freshman who did not receive shirts last month should see me in PH 002 later today. 5. Embrace CLEANLINESS! a) Use appropriate and "clean" language b) Dress is casual but clean c) Help keep the SU and the classrooms we visit clean. If you see litter, please pick it up and put it in the trash. 6. Know how to get to the classrooms to which you are assigned BEFORE the conference. One of your main duties is to help guide guests to the correct classrooms. Make sure you know where you are going! PH = Powdermaker Hall You all know where this is! Do you know where the assigned rooms are located? SU= Student Union SU: All classrooms are on the third floor of the building. Use the stairs to go from 4th floor to 3rd floor and vice versa. SU Ballroom, 4th floor: Everyone reports here at 8:00am and again for lunch, after Session II. Use the elevators or the stairs. Schedule of Events: Conference agenda: click here.<https://www.qc.cuny.edu/Academics/Honors/Time2000/Documents/SEYS_TIME2000_C…> 8:00am: Meet in the 4th floor lobby of the SU. All students should put on name tags and then report to the appropriate captains. Help will be needed bringing TIME 2000 equipment from the first floor to the fourth floor and then setting up the tables, signs, and folders. See Mrs. Weinman and Amalia for instructions. If you are not assigned to a job at this time, please help set up the food items if necessary. Help maintain the food tables (until guests are seated in the Ballroom) by refilling items (extra water bottles are under the table) and/or moving them up to the front of the food tables. Also, throw out any garbage left on tables. Check email for possible change of start time. 8:30am-9:30am: GREET our guests and direct them to the Registration Desks. There are separate tables for teachers/professors (on the left as you exit the elevators) and students (across from elevators). 9:10am: All TIME students in the vicinity should start directing people in the lobby and the ballroom to be seated in the SU Ballroom. Ushers must make sure all seats are filled starting with the front rows, all sections, of the Ballroom. Make sure students do not skip seats as the room will be filled to capacity. Speak up and tell students where they should sit. 9:30am: Program starts. Dr. Artzt makes opening comments, followed by the QC President and then the Keynote. All TIME 2000 students without an assignment at this time should be seated quietly in the auditorium, behind the guests. If you need to report to your next job before 11am, sit on an aisle so that you may leave quietly. Most importantly, TIME 2000 students should be good role models for the high school students. Please do not talk during the presentations. Remember to allow the high school guests to answer the questions posed by the presenters. 10:45am (shortly before the keynote speaker finishes his presentation): * Presenter Escorts Meet the presenter you will escort to a classroom in the SU lobby at the time requested. This could actually be earlier than 10:45am. Check with Nicole as per the instructions in the Excel file. Sit in the back, on an aisle, so you can leave discreetly. * EQUIPMENT MONITORS: If "Equipment" is your job assignment, you are also the presenter escort. Follow instructions for presenter escort, above and in the excel file. The presenter may be using PowerPoint and a projector. Rooms in Powdermaker Hall have cabinets or closets with all the equipment. Pick up keys for the cabinets from Lori in PH 002 before you go to the assigned classroom. Help the presenter turn on the computer and log-in with your QC info. If there are technical problems in a room in PH, contact Amanda or Reinald or get help from Media Services in PH 136. If there are technical problems in a room in the SU, please contact Christian, 347-459-7560. * If you are asked to bring graphing calculators to a presenter, please be responsible for distributing and then collecting all the calculators BEFORE the end of each session. Pick up the calculators from Lori, PH 002 before the start of session I. After session II, please return the calculators to Lori at 1:15pm, in PH002. Then, escort your presenter to SU, 4th floor and help with lunch. 10:50am: Escorts meet the captains in the SU Lobby. After the keynote speaker finishes speaking, you will line up around the ballroom perimeter as directed by the captains with your room signs held high. Follow instructions listed on job descriptions. Room signs should be picked up from the teacher registration desk before 9:30am or from the captains when you meet now. Follow instructions of captains so that rooms are listed in numerical order and escorts are well-spaced around the room. Expect 25-28 students per classroom. Leave the SU for your session I room as instructed by the dismissal captains. 11:15am-12:05pm: Session I * Escorts will bring students to assigned classrooms. All TIME 2000 students in a classroom should offer their assistance to the presenter. Also assist with the distribution and collection of calculators and other materials. Help ensure that all equipment is collected from students before students leave the classroom. * At the end of the first workshop, presenters will stay in the same room and students will move to a different room for the second session. Students in the same room for Session I will move together, as a group, to a room for session II. When the first workshop ends, announce to the students in the room to follow you to the next workshop. Know your assigned room numbers! 12:15pm-1:05pm: Session II Escorts should lead the guests to the second room. The room number is listed in the attached Excel file and can also be found in the high school students' folders. There are no room signs for Session II as your group of students is already with you. Approach students who look lost. Offer assistance to the presenter. Presenter Escorts remain in the same room for both sessions. ***** AT THE END OF SESSION II, BEFORE LEAVING THE CLASSROOM, ASK STUDENTS TO COMPLETE THE YELLOW EVALUATION FORMS THAT ARE IN THEIR FOLDERS. A COMPLETED EVALUATION FORM IS A LUNCH TICKET. STUDENTS WILL TRADE THE TICKET FOR A LUNCH BOX, SO DO NOT COLLECT THEM. ***** 1:15pm-2:15pm: LUNCH and Q&A Session, SU, 4th floor, Ballroom LUNCH: Students exchange yellow completed evaluation forms for one boxed lunch. One lunch per person. Please help distribute lunches as soon as you get to the ballroom. All guests, teachers and students, must hand you a completed yellow evaluation form as a lunch ticket. Presenters and TIME 2000 students are the only people who do not need to submit yellow lunch tickets. TIME 2000 students may take lunch after the guests are served. Q&A Session with TIME 2000 Student Panel: All TIME 2000 Students: Please help with crowd and noise control. It was difficult to hear the panel discussion in previous years. Please help keep the crowd quiet as needed. TIME 2000 students should spread out around the room. Help quiet the crowd. Be positive role models by refraining from talking during the panel session. 2:30pm: TIME to celebrate! TIME 2000 Party in the SU Ballroom to thank you for your assistance! HELP: Last minute changes, questions, or problems during the conference, call: Christian: 347-459-7560 Equipment problems: Amanda: 516-317-7831 Reinald: 347-806-7573 If you cannot reach us, Lori is available in the TIME 2000 office, 718-997-5377. Ask her to call me on your behalf. If you have an EMERGENCY and will be absent at the last minute, you must contact us! Make sure you speak to one of us; do not only leave a message or send an email on Friday. As you see, you all play a role and we are counting on your contribution and we must know that your positions need replacements before the guests arrive. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you still have questions. E-mail will be the best way to reach me between now and the day of the event. Thank you! Mrs. Weinman Naomi Weinman TIME2000/SEYS Queens College, CUNY | 65-30 Kissena Blvd | Queens, NY |11367 (w) 718-997-5377 | (f) 718 997 5173 TIME2000.qc.cuny.edu

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[Time2000_t21 0007] Re: Journal assignment
by Naomi Weinman 02 Oct '18

02 Oct '18

Reminder: Journals are due today. Please submit to both Dr. Artzt and me if you have not yet done so. Mrs. Weinman From: Naomi Weinman Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2018 3:51 PM To: 'time2000_t21(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu' <time2000_t21(a)lists.qc.cuny.edu> Cc: 'qcartzt(a)gmail.com' <qcartzt(a)gmail.com> Subject: Journal assignment Dear TIME 2000 Freshmen, It was good to see you today at the TIME 2000 seminar. Please note that the last section of the agenda contains a journal assignment for you. It is due by next Tuesday. If you misplaced the agenda, it will be posted on SharePoint and there are a few extra copies in the office. Sincerely, Mrs. Weinman Naomi Weinman TIME2000/SEYS Queens College, CUNY | 65-30 Kissena Blvd | Queens, NY |11367 (w) 718-997-5377 | (f) 718-997-5173 TIME2000.qc.cuny.edu Donate to TIME 2000<http://bit.ly/time2000>

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