The Nexus Course - Social and First Class
The Nexus Magazine is a unique organization for it is recognized as an RSO, but committed members can also receive 2-3 credits for their involvement with the group. The class is student run, with opportunities open for Editing, Public Relations, Grant Writing, Social Justice Education, and Events committees. Come grab some food and get all your questions answered.
If you need some extra credits, you want to learn more about magazine publishing, you want to experience what its like to be in a student-lead course, you want to real-world skills in grant-writing, editing, outreach/public relations, event planning, and writing, you need an outlet to satiate your social justice education hunger, or if all you need a safe and supportive community then join The Nexus Course and get all this and much much more.
Don't know if you'd be right for the organization?
You don't have to be a journalism major to be a part of The Nexus. We consistently recruit members from all parts of the University system, which is precisely the goal of The Nexus.
5-College Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are encouraged to attend.
If you have experience with website creation, magazine layout, graphic design, we can work out an individual contract with you if you do not wish to be a part of the class. But being part of our community is highly recommended.
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Pre-Course Social - Feb 6th, Tuesday, 6:30 in Campus Center 168C. Grab some pizza and get to know the Nexus Staff and see how you can get involved.
If you cannot attend this social, please feel free to come to our first class meeting on Wednesday February 7th at 7:30 PM in room 805-809 in the CAMPUS CENTER.
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TO REGISTER:
If you're already convinced that you would like to join the class, THE NEXUS COURSE will be on SPIRE on MONDAY February 5th under STPEC 296A. Attendance at the first meeting is mandatory, unless other arrangements are made. Contact Muneer.
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**The Nexus Magazine serves as a platform for dialogue among students about issues that matter to us. We believe that expression through creative writing and the arts can link the various groups working towards issues of social justice. We believe in free expression, so we don't censor any articles/art nor do we wish to change opinions that are not popular. Nexus hopes to bridge the gap between the often polarized political groups in our community by providing space for differing opinions to be shared and discussed. **
