First Alert Orientation
New students are welcomed and all information pertaining to campus life is provided.  Handouts will be given and information from the various Divisions would be available.  FREE refreshments will be provided.  Small groups of students will be given a tour of the campus by staff and students.

Performance Hall

7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m & 4:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m

7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m & 4:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m

Find “it” at the Back 2 School Party
The Inner City All Stars brings “it” to Eastfield College.  This high energy band has appeared on Showtime at the Apollo.  Also check out games and food in the Lower Courtyard.  It’s a good time to meet and make new friends.

Evening students are welcome to relax, socialize, and have FREE popcorn & sodas.  Information on campus events, prizes, and services will be available. 

Constitution Day
September 17 is known as National Constitution Day. Come celebrate the work of our founding fathers a little early as we explore and honor the United States Constitution with informational lectures and interactive discussion.  Contact the SPAR Office for the specific time and program content information.

Getting involved in student life can have a huge impact on your success in the classroom.  The Club Fair is your opportunity to get involved.  Student Clubs & Organizations members will be available to answer your questions.  Join a currently existing club or start one of your own; we’re here to assist you.  Music, free food and door prizes add to the fun!

Japanese Cultural Day

The Big Read
Sponsored by SPAR and Sigma Kappa Delta English Honor Society
The Big Read is an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts designed to revitalize the role of literature in American popular culture and bring the transformative power of literature into the lives of its citizens. Inspired by the classic science fiction novel, Fahrenheit 451, The Big Read will focus on author Ray Bradbury’s haunting denunciation of censorship.  Bradbury uses the materials of science fiction to tell the story of Guy Montag, a fireman forced to burn books.  Sigma Kappa Delta will be hosting a Photography & Writing Contest in conjunction with the program.  For more info, contact SPAR or Dr. Rufel Ramos.

Evening Popcorn and Sodas
Evening students are welcome to relax, socialize, and have FREE popcorn & sodas.  Information on campus events, prizes, and services will be available. 

Presidential Debate
Students will be involved in presidential candidate debates, as well as “vote” for the candidates of their choice.   Come hear about qualifications and experiences the candidate representatives present to the student body.  This program will be sponsored by campus government classes and involved student groups.

Eastfield College Speaker Series featuring
Judson Laippley
You know him as the creator of the “Evolution of Dance,” the internet video that has taken the world by storm,  Judson Laippley will not only make you laugh until your sides hurt, but he’ll inspire you with his thought provoking message on managing change and the paradoxes of life.  Meet Judson at the reception immediately following his presentation. 

11:15 am

Study Skills Week
See SPAR or the LAC for times and topics.
The Learning Assistance Center and SPAR team up to provide students with a series of workshops on various topics relating to learning, studying, and student success.  Be sure to contact SPAR or the LAC for specific topics and times.  We hope you’ll take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to build the skills you need to achieve success!

Halloween Event
Eastfield students are invited to participate in this annual costume event!  Come dressed in a costume and enter the parade and contest!  The show begins at 12:00 noon in the campus cafeteria (Pit).  All students must sign up at the contest table before the parade begins.  Prizes will be given for the 3 best voted costumes.  This annual event is sponsored by the SPAR office.  Call 972-860-7185 or come by the SPAR office, Room C-141 for more information.  Student participants must abide by the rules of the Student Code of Conduct regarding conduct and costume attire.

True Colors
True Colors is a personality check system used to identify the four distinct personality types.  Through the True Colors process, students will uncover positive attributes and learn how their personality traits suit specific work styles and careers.  The process is designed to help individuals set new directions for working with others and examine career goals best suited for their individual true color personality style.   Students must sign-up in the SPAR office, Room C141.   Call 972-860-7185 or come by the SPAR office for more information.  Enrollment is limited.

What is it that is Bugging You?
SPAR will partner with the Business Division to present a program on dealing with conflict.  Presented by Carol Clyde of SMU, the discussion will include identifying and resolving conflict.

Evening Popcorn and Sodas
Evening students are welcome to relax, socialize, and have FREE popcorn & sodas.  Information on campus events, prizes, and services will be available. 

The Man Program
The Man Has “it”
Details will follow.  Keep looking up, because that’s where “it” is.

Holiday Event
Come celebrate the holidays with music and refreshments.  This is a come-and-go event, and everyone is welcome.