PASSPORT NEWSLETTER
PASSPORT
PROGRAM
FEBRUARY 2017
Need to Add a
-
?
Spring Course
Short Section Courses
Still Available
Classes in session, CPCC ­ Levine Passport Students & Families,
Now we are really in the swing of things for the spring semester. Hopefully by now
you are in the groove of your courses for the semester. We did want to make sure
you knew that if you needed or wanted to add another course this spring, there are
still short­section courses available. These courses often begin in either February or
March depending on the course. Contact Jordan ([email protected]) or
Janael ([email protected]) to discuss your transfer process or enrolling in one
of these short­section courses as soon as possible!
This February edition of the Passport Newsletter contains information on upcoming
events at UNC Charlotte and CPCC, a Financial Aid reminder, and this month's
major spotlight: Meteorology. Don't forget ­ we're here if you need us!
­The Passport Support Team FEBRUARY 2017
Passport
Program
Calling All Passport Students!
We are now in the process of selecting our
2017 Passport Cohort! We will be planning
various events for our new students.
These will include prospective student
information sessions, advising sessions for
the new year, and more. We would love to
have some of you join us at these sessions
to chat with our new Passport students
about your experience.
Let Jordan know if you're
interested in helping out! Don't Forget to Complete your
FAFSA!
UNC Charlotte Code: 002975
FEBRUARY 2017
UPCOMING
CPCC EVENTS
CPCC Central Campus Open
Gym, Worrell Gym ­ Every
Monday 4­6
The Worrell Building Gymnasium
will be open for currently enrolled
students from 4pm­6pm. Students
should present Student ID at
door. Wear the appropriate clothing
for a gym setting. Basketball,
Soccer, and other events will be
available to students. CPCC Merancas Campus
Yoga: Tuesdays 2:00PM
CJ 2117
Merancas Monday Movie: "Selma"
& "42­ The Jackie Robinson Story" Served with popcorn!
CJC 131 2/6 10AM­2PM
CPCC Cato Campus Student Resource Day Wed. Feb. 8 ­ Cato I 10am­12pm
Get information about support
services and resources available
to help you be a successful
student, including Financial Aid,
Career Services,Student Life, and
more! FREE snacks and
giveaways.
CPCC Levine Campus
Levine Valentines Day Bleeding
Hearts Blood Drive ­ Free
Refreshments for Everyone!
Have a heart and give some blood.
Enjoy free Valentines Day
refreshments at our annual Bleeding
Hearts Blood Drive.
Donors can preregister to donate
blood at www.cbcc.us/donate and use
the Sponsor Code = CPLevine. Walk­
ins are also welcome. 2/14 9AM­3PM
February
Drop-ins
10 AM ­ 1 PM
Locations emailed soon!
Central ­ Mon, Feb. 6
Cato ­ Tues, Feb. 7
Levine ­ Wed. Feb. 8
Merancas ­ Thur. Feb. 9
FEBRUARY 2017
UPCOMING
UNC CHARLOTTE
EVENTS
UNC Charlotte:
Super Bowl Watch Party
Tackle some trivia while
you watch the big game
with CAB! Enjoy game day
food and some friendly
competition as you cheer
on the Atlanta Falcons and
the New England Patriots. Sunday, Feb. 5 6:30PM Norm's, Student Union
UNC Charlotte Out of the Norm Magic Do you believe in magic?
Whether your answer was
yes or no, you are sure to
be amazed after
witnessing the breathtaking
illusions performed by
world­renowned Brian
Miller and a special guest.
See you there on the edge
of your seat!
Friday 2/17, 7PM
Norm's, Student Union UNC Charlotte:
Laser Tag Labyrinth
Do you like friendly competition?
Are you a fan of laser tag? Race
against the clock while trying to
eliminate as many opponents as
possible. Everyone is on the
same mission, but the main
question is, who will be deemed
the champion? Sat. 2/25 7PM
in Student Union 340
Pre-Valentine's
Day Soiree
Come enjoy Melliflux with their
amazing vocals and unmatched
talent on the acoustic guitar.
Enjoy a night filled with good
vibes and great music. There will
be light refreshments, prizes, and
a photo booth guaranteed to
make this a memorable night.
Monday, February 13 ­ 7:00 PM
SAC Salons
FEBRUARY 2017
Passport
Program
Major Spotlight:
Meteorology, BS
Do you enjoy math, science, and computers? With Meteorology, you can
combine those three subjects to predict weather patterns, research
sustainability options, and analyze climate change. This program is designed
for students to advance their knowledge of the atmosphere both regionally
and globally to see how it affects communities, the economy, and the Earth.
For more information:
http://www.ametsoc.org/careercenter/careers.html#meteorology
What types of careers can you pursue with this degree?
Forecaster
Forensic Meteorologist
Marine Meteorologist
Hazard Analyst
Atmospheric Scientist
Air Quality Specialist
Broadcast Meteorologist
Climatologist
Marine Meteorologist
Instrumental Specialist
What types of employers hire Meteorology graduates?
National Weather Service
Network & Cable TV stations
State Agencies
Military
Transportation Companies
State Agencies
Consulting Meteorology Organizations
Colleges & Universities
FEBRUARY 2017