Sessions run January 17-21, 2013, and feature a wide variety of topics. Seminar length and format will vary by instructor with both day and evening sessions scheduled, including some off-campus excursions. Some seminars have limited enrollment and require preregistration.

Cardinal Term Activities 
Cardinal Term Seminars scheduled during the winter break allow Jewell alumni, faculty and friends of the College to share their expertise in a variety of topics and subject areas with students and community members. No credit is given and there is no cost for the activities unless noted.

How do I enroll for the Cardinal Term Seminars?
Pre-registration is required for some sessions. See the schedule below.

Interested in more Cardinal Dollars?

•  Register for an event with a registration tab by December 14 and you’ll be entered in a drawing for Cardinal Dollars. Three $30 prizes available.
• Participate in three or more events during Cardinal Term (be sure to sign in at the events!) and you’ll be entered in a drawing for $50 Cardinal Dollars.
• Be the most active participant during Cardinal Term and receive $50 Cardinal Dollars (in case of tie, name will be drawn).

Seminars and Activities

CARDINAL TERM REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE AT 11:59pm JANUARY 14TH
Cardinal term seminars requiring preregistration will remain open until then.

PRESENTER/CONTACT	TOPIC	DATE	TIME	LOCALE
Kevin Shaffstall, director of Pryor Leadership Studies	Senior Pryor Legacy Class Project Meeting	Jan. 17	8:30-noon	Pryor Leadership Center
Phil Hatterman, CEO of The Corkscrew Agency	Creativity Workshop: focus on the ways creativity and creative thinking can be used during the pursuit of any discipline. (enrollment limited to 30)	Jan. 17	9-11 a.m.	YGCU 221
Ed Douglas, retired president, chairman and CEO of Citizens Bancshares	25 Truths - Winning Wisdom for a Better Life: In this book, Ed has zeroed in on the truths that are practiced by the happiest, most satisfied and most fulfilled people among us and has wrapped them in a concise, powerful package The book will be provided free of charge to those in attendance.	Jan. 17	10 a.m.-noon	YGCU 222
Matt Denney, recruiting/HR consultant of Star Recruit Contact: Judy Rychlewski, director of career services	Interview Preparation Workshop: Enhance your job search and interview skills	Jan. 17	10:30 a.m.-noon	YGCU 210
Cory Scheer, assistant professor of nonprofit leadership	Greek Leadership Training	Jan. 17	12:45- 4:30 p.m.	Semple Hall
Mark Mathes '79, president and CEO of Vanguard Packaging Contact: Dr. Kelli Schutte, professor of business	Tour of Vanguard Packaging: Learn how this company strives to be ecologically sensitive within a challenging economic environment. (enrollment limited to 25; transportation not provided)	Jan. 17	1-4 p.m.	Kansas City
	Cardinals Women's and Men's Basketball Games: Cardinal Dollar giveaways for students	Jan. 17	5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.	Mabee Center
	Late-Night Movie (Perch open)	Jan. 17	9:30 p.m.	YGCU 221/222
Contact: Dr. Kelli Schutte, professor of business	Tour of VML Agency Creativity Lab: Explore the ways VML uses a creative, 21st century workspace environment to enable employees to reach their full potential   (enrollment limited to 25; transportation not provided)	Jan. 18	8:30 a.m.-noon	Kansas City
Cory Scheer, assistant professor of nonprofit leadership	Greek Leadership Training	Jan. 18	9 a.m.- 5 p.m.	Pryor Leadership Center
Dr. Andy Pratt, vice president of social responsibility and engagement CANCELED	Introductory Seminar for Justice Summit CANCELED	Jan. 18 CANCELED	9:30-11 a.m. CANCELED	YGCU 221 CANCELED
Ed Douglas, retired president, chairman and CEO of Citizens Bancshares	Financial Planning for College Students: This seminar will cover Ed's book, The Money Marathon: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom. This complete personal financial plan covers raising income, lowering expenses, saving techniques, investing fundamentals, protecting assets (which includes what types of insurance are necessary as well as wills and other needed documents) and making money work for you. This is a must seminar for the college student preparing to go out into the real world.	Jan. 18	10 a.m.-noon	YGCU 222
Dr. Ron Witzke, professor of music	Secure a ticket in the Harriman-Jewell Series Office to the Jan. 19 performance by operatic tenor Michael Fabiano and attend this pre-concert discussion about his program	Jan. 18	11 a.m.-noon	PMC 306
Rob Quinn, assistant professor art, and Peg and Chuck Hoffman	Stocksdale Gallery Reception/Meet the Artists (snacks provided)	Jan. 18	12:30- 1:30 p.m.	Stocksdale Gallery, Brown Hall
Laura Evans and Mandy Nickell, Cerner Corporation leadership team	Career Preparation Workshop: Cerner associates and Jewell alumni will be available to talk through career opportunities at Cerner via a career panel, followed by resume and mock interview exercises. *please bring copies of your resume	Jan. 18	2-4 p.m.	YGCU 221
	Dance; CUA will provide ice cream sundaes at 8 p.m. (Cage open)	Jan. 18	7-10 p.m.	Cage
	Late-Night Movie (Perch open)	Jan. 18	9:30 p.m.	YGCU 221/222
Cory Scheer, assistant professor of nonprofit leadership	Zoomobile: with children from Westside (service opportunity)	Jan. 19	11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.	YGCU
	Cardinals women's and men's basketball games; Cardinal Dollar giveaways for students	Jan. 19	1 p.m. 3 p.m.	Mabee Center
	Tubing at Snow Creek ($20 must be paid by Jan. 14; preregistration required; transportation not provided) Signing up online is the first step. Please visit Dawn White in the Business Office to pay your $20 by the deadline date. Cash, check and credit card accepted.	Jan. 19	7-9 p.m.	Weston, Mo.
	Harriman-Jewell Series recital with Tenor Michael Fabiano (student tickets must be secured in advance from the Harriman-Jewell Office beginning Jan. 7)	Jan. 19	8-10:30 p.m.	Folly Theater, Kansas City, Mo.
	NFL Watch Party	Jan. 20	TBD	YGCU 221/222
	Intramural Kickball Tournament	Jan. 20	2-5 p.m.	Mabee Center
	Nelson Atkins Museum of Art and the Country Club Plaza Trip (enrollment limited to 30; preregistration required by Jan. 6; transportation provided)	Jan. 20	2-5 p.m.	Kansas City, Mo.
	Late-Night Movie (Perch open)	Jan. 20	9:30 p.m.	YGCU 221/222
	Community-wide Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration	Jan. 21	10 a.m.	Gano Chapel
	Late-Night Movie (Perch open)	Jan. 21	9:30 p.m	YGCU 221/222
	Talent Show	Jan. 21	TBD	TBD

Members of the William Jewell College Community

Housing and Dining
For the convenience of current William Jewell College students, the campus residence halls will be open, and students participating in Cardinal Term activities can live on campus at no cost, provided they inform the Office of Student Affairs by Friday, December 7. Dining Services will provide options for food purchases.

Questions?

Contact Dr. Ron Witzke, Associate Dean for Core Curriculum, for further information at 816.415.7532.