We’ve upgraded our badge-baking protocol from the 0.5 version to the 1.0 version. If you have trouble loading an existing badge into your backpack (particularly on Badger), try finding it in your dashboard and re-baking it. If you’re having any issues, drop us a line and we can probably do it for you.
Regular attendees of the “Let’s Talk” series on Human Trafficking are eligible to receive this badge. Attend and sign in at any four of the eight events and you’ll be granted this automatically.
Earn a badge by attending this one-day training through the NCBI chapter at Seton Hall. The workshop is designed to expand your skills on diversity and learn new ones; meet and interact with others regarding issues of difference in a supportive setting; learn how to be an ally; and learn how to interrupt prejudicial jokes, remarks and slurs.
The workshop is open to the entire Seton Hall community (all students, faculty, and staff), but in particular freshmen students and leaders on student organizations with the stated purpose of diversity are targeted for this program.
The last session is December 7, so get started signing up now!
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a national program designed to provide trained volunteers that can serve as first responders during a disaster when traditional emergency response (police, fire, EMS) is delayed. CERT personnel can also assist the traditional responders. CERT skills are also useful for family disaster preparedness. SHU has a body of CERT volunteers consisting of staff, students, and faculty.
Participate in/complete the leadership training provided by Mike Domitrz on October 16, 2012 4pm and 7pm to earn the “Can I Kiss You? Leader Badge.” Watch for the location, and be sure to swipe in!
Start polishing your leadership skills right now. Attend a Hall Council meeting, plus an introductory session, and then actually run for a seat. When you do you’ll bring this badge along the way to a position of responsibility in your Hall.
Attend at least one program event in each of the “Create,” “Reflect,” “Connect,” “Serve” and “Thrive” literacy categories. But you were going to do that anyway, right?
When you do, be sure they take your name at the door, or scan the QR card they’ll have. Once you’ve snapped all five you’ll automatically be granted this one.
…Win A Badge!
The “BYO Friend” badge is awarded to freshmen who come to a housing program event and bring a friend. The recipient attended and registered at an event during the first 40 days of classes to qualify.
Make sure you check in at the door, and by all means introduce us to your friend!
Your Tutor-In-Residence is there to help you. And we’re going to extend a new badge to you after you pay a visit. “TIRs are TIR-riffic” is yours after you visit with your residence hall’s “tutor in residence,” any time throughout the school year.
Leave your name and you’ll be granted the badge in a few days. Some time next week your tutors will have cards with QR codes you can scan.
You may already be a winner!