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April 16, 2007

Public Records

I went to University of Minnesota Police Department last Wednesday to get public records. I wanted to get the record about my story which is college student suicide but I couldnt't get any of them. A recipent said it was very sensitive issue. Instead of getting records I could get a police officer's contact number. So, I tried to contact him but I couldn't. So, I went to UMPD police office again. But I couldn't meet him. So, I decided to get an agenda packet. I found one online. It was from City of Virginia, Minnesota, March 27,2007.
I realized it was so hard but good experience for me. I wish I can get a police record about my story,tho.

April 6, 2007

How to get over stress

It's time to finish their project and to take final exam. Failure on a test and too much presseure on exam can create frustration, depression or similar signs of stress. I want to interview the professionals about this issue and to know how people can get over stress.

Sources

Candice Price, MSW,L.I.C.S.W,
Clinical Social Work, Mental Health Clinic,
612-625-8475, cprice@bhs,umn.edu

Carol Uchal
Administrative Assistant, Boynton Health Service
612-625-6410, cuchal@bhs.umn.edu

Dana Farley
Director of Health Promotion
Instructor, School of Public Health
612-625-5917, dfarley@bhs.umn.edu

Matthew.R.Hanson,Ph.D.,L.P.,
Staff Psychologist, University Counseling and consulting services.
612-626-0150, hans1053@umn.edu

March 30, 2007

International student tution problem

International students' tuition is weigh more expensive than residents' one. I want to investigate why it has to be much more than resident student' and how this tuition is utilized.

Sources)
Anthony R Baraga -Adjunct Assistant Professor/Radiology (office: Board of Regents) UMN Twin Cities
Board of Regents
Office Phone: +1 612-625-6300

Jonghee Lee, international students, 208-305-5801

Education Commette members and staff
Chair: Steve Kelley
Vice Chair: Rod Skoe
Ranking Minority member: Gen Olson
Office: 205 Capitol
Phone: (651) 296-2962
Meets: Tues., Thurs., 3:30 - 6 p.m. 15 Capitol

March 23, 2007

Anti war protest

There was an anti-iraq war proteste last Monday at the Coffman Union. More than 100 protesters spoke out "anti-war" and "money for the education." I want to know pros and cons about Iraq war from various perspectives. I will interview Muslim people which represents Iraq people and USA citizen(liberal and conservative) and Asian or other people. I want to ask what they think about Iraq war and what US lost and gain from wat.

Source list

Muslim Students Association
Address:
300 Washington Ave SE #126
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Phone: (651)235-5164
Email: muslimsa@tc.umn.edu
URL: http://umn.edu/~muslimsa

President
Sami Khwaja (khwa0006)
(612)310-0366
khwa0006@umn.edu

Minnesota Political Theory Colloquium
Address:
Department of Political Science
1414 Social Sciences Building
267 19th Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone: (612)624-4144
Email: nord0380@umn.edu
URL: http://www.polisci.umn.edu/information/theory

Co-Chair
Ilya Winham (winha004)
winha004@umn.edu

Japan Student Association (#487)

Address:
Japan Student Association
126 Coffman Memorial Union
300 Washington Ave. SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone: (612)310-8379
Email: jsa@umn.edu
URL: http://www.tc.umn.edu/~jsa/

President
Satsuki Kagaya (kaga0012)
kaga0012@umn.edu

March 9, 2007

Korean adapted

The Minnesota State has the largest Korean adapted children community.They're adopted from South Korea when Korean war has broken out in 1950. I want to investigate what efforts the Minnesota state have made for them so far, such as financial support, higher education support and healthcare, and how we can support them.

Sources

Polly Berg, Children's home society family services
651-255-2236, 1-800-952-9302 ext. 2236

Roberta Rosenberg
Adopting from Korea
PO Box 292
Clarksville, MD 21029-0292
adoptkorea@gmail.com

Minnesota Department of Human services
Hennepin County Social Services
Brookdale Human Services
6125 Shingle Creek Parkway, Suite 400 (N711)
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
(612) 348-5937
FAX (763) 549-3499

March 2, 2007

International students

A lot of international students are coming USA to study and learn English language.
Tandem plus program is a exchange program that makes connection between the studnets who want to learn different language.
I want to know why learning English language is important for them and how they are making an effort to improve English skill.
Also, I want to how U of M tries to emphasize the diversity.

Sources
Heejung Park, English Language Partner coordinator, 651-216-2352
Sunghun Park, President of Korean Student Organization, 612-203-0482
ISSS, International Students Scholar Services , 612-626-7100