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Entomology lecture study, Lecture notes of Entomology

Oklahoma State University (OSU) - StillwaterEntomology

Study of insect orders, insect classes, and how to identify them.

Typology: Lecture notes

2020/2021

Uploaded on 12/02/2022

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Title and Topic Areas Outcome/Purpose Pre-Plan Tasks
Closing
•Checkout Information
•Before you leave checklist
•Donation/Recycling/Trash
•Residents will learn about
appropriate checkout
information
•Residents will learn and have
access to a before you leave
checklist
•Residents will learn where to
donate, recycle, and discard any
belongings they choose
•Read the information provided below to see what information
should be on your Bulletin Board
•Brainstorm creative and visually appealing ways in which to
display this important information
•Go to the REO to gather necessarily supplies to assemble your
Bulletin Board
•Assemble your Bulletin Board
•Hang your Bulletin Board in appropriate location
•If needing a key for your bulletin board, that is also
something you don’t want to forget!
•If you would like to include any additional resources on top of
what is already provided, be sure to do research and gather the
information beforehand once you have chosen an option.
•Make sure to cite your information
•Clear additional information with your supervisor
Month: April/May Style: Bulletin Board
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Title and Topic Areas Outcome/Purpose Pre-Plan Tasks

Closing

  • Checkout Information
  • Before you leave checklist
  • Donation/Recycling/Trash
    • Residents will learn about appropriate checkout information
    • Residents will learn and have access to a before you leave checklist
    • Residents will learn where to donate, recycle, and discard any belongings they choose - Read the information provided below to see what information should be on your Bulletin Board - Brainstorm creative and visually appealing ways in which to display this important information - Go to the REO to gather necessarily supplies to assemble your Bulletin Board - Assemble your Bulletin Board - Hang your Bulletin Board in appropriate location - If needing a key for your bulletin board, that is also something you don’t want to forget! - If you would like to include any additional resources on top of what is already provided, be sure to do research and gather the information beforehand once you have chosen an option. - Make sure to cite your information - Clear additional information with your supervisor

Month: April/May Style: Bulletin Board

Title and Topic

Areas

Information

Closing

  • Checkout Information
  • Before you leave checklist
  • Donation/Recycling/Trash
    • Steps to Checking Out Successfully (without getting charged)
      • You have 24 hours after your last final to check out
        • You must email the building supervisor if you fall under the following circumstances
          • Graduating seniors – you have the option to check out the Sunday following Finals Week by 12pm
          • Summer school students – you have the option to stay in your current space until your summer space becomes vacant and ready for your arrival
        • Please contact your building supervisor with any questions or extension requests
      • Step One
        • Set up a checkout appointment with your CM at least 24 hours in advance
          • If your CM is not available at your desired check out time, your CM will help to get another CM to cover the time slot you are requesting, or you will just have to pick a different time
        • Failure to sign up 24 hours in advance will result in an improper check out fee
        • Sign up for an appointment that you know you will be able to keep and be sure to have^ all of your belongings completely moved out and your space/suite cleaned by that appointment time
        • If something comes up and you cannot make your appointment, please let you CM know as soon as possible
        • Missing your schedules checkout, failing to be ready by your appointment, or failing to notify your CM 24 hours in advance will result in an improper check out fee (Improper Checkouts can accumulate)
      • Step Two
        • Upon checkout, your CM will check your room to be sure it meets our standards of cleanliness and maintenance.
        • These standards include
          • Move out^ all of^ your personal belongings
            • Everything except university-issued furniture must be out of your room before your CM will check you out
          • Clean your room
            • Floor dusted/mopped/vacuumed (please do not throw dirt in the hallway)
            • Take out the trash, this will save you money!
          • Check^ all of^ your dresser and desk drawers to make sure you have everything
          • Wipe off all surfaces
            • Desk and dresser drawers wiped clean, bookshelf, desk and dresser tops wiped down

Title and Topic

Areas

Information

Closing

  • Checkout Information
  • Before you leave checklist
  • Donation/Recycling/Trash
    • Junk mail and magazines will not be forwarded
  • No trash in the hallways
  • All trash, including carpet and unwanted furniture, needs to be take outside to the closest dumpster
  • Do not put your personal trash in the kitchen or common area trash bins
  • Residents, and potentially the entire breezeway, will be charged if trash is sitting in the breezeways
  • Commons reasons for charges
  • Improper check out fee/missed appointment
  • Missing/lost keys
  • Needs cleaning/vacuuming
  • Patch and paint walls
  • Unclean bathroom (shower, toilet, floor, sink)
  • You are responsible for all damages in your individual room and charges will be split for shared spaces unless one roommate takes full responsibility at the time of your checkout. Be sure to discuss damages with roommates before your checkout
  • Charges?
  • Improper checkout $50-$
  • What is an improper checkout?
  • Failure to make appointment with CM to checkout
  • Not checking out (leaving keys in room, with another person or at the desk without completing paperwork)
  • Not being prepared to checkout when the Cm arrives for your appointment
  • Failure to attend your scheduled appointment
  • Unclean room – see CM charge list
  • Lost mail key $
  • Lost room key $
  • Miscellaneous Items
  • It is your responsibility to find the equipment to clean your room, please plan accordingly
  • This includes vacuums and cleaning supplies
  • Don’t forget your CM and neighbors have finals too!
  • Any Questions?
  • If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate^ contacting^ your CM or Assistant Residential Community Educator

Title and Topic

Areas

WHEN FINISHED

Closing

  • Checkout Information
  • Before you leave checklist
  • Donation/Recycling/Trash
    • Take a picture of the Bulletin Board and upload to Roompact in the Bulletin Board submission form
    • Continue to talk with your residents about the topics and resources discussed on the Bulletin Board
    • At community meetings and other interactions, feel free to mention your new bulletin board. You

should be proud of your work and want your residents to see it.

  • Let your residents know they can ask you any questions they have about the information displayed
  • Periodically check your board to make sure it is still in good condition. Report any vandalism you

encounter.