Today: History Film Series, Fall 2016
Join us for this week’s film, “Cabeza de Vaca,” hosted by Profs. Maria Marsilli (HS) and John McBratney (EN) in Donahue Auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. Based on a true story, this movie tells the story of a Spanish conqueror captured by various Native American tribes.
Continue reading this story“This Week in Higher Ed” November Staff Lunch Discussion
The third monthly Staff Council open discussion on current issues facing higher education and the education of our students will take place on Friday, November 11, at noon in the Underground. All are welcome.
Continue reading this storyToday: Have Some Cookies!
The Economics Association will be selling cookies and cupcakes in the Dolan Atrium on Elections Day, Tuesday, November 8. We will be there from 4:30-7:30 p.m., come and have fun!
Continue reading this storyToday: Political Cartoons by Charles Nelan on Display in the Chesterton Room
Stop by the new display on the 3rd floor of the Library that celebrates Charles Nelan. Nelan was from Northeast Ohio and was a political cartoonist in the late 19th century.
Continue reading this story9th Annual Teacher Recruitment Panel: November 14
Graduating senior education students and alumni: Get inside information to ace the interview and more! Representatives from AppliTrack and several local northeast Ohio schools will answer your questions about the teacher application process at this free informational session. 9th Annual Teacher Recruitment Panel: Monday, November 14, 2016, 5-7:30 p.m., Dolan Science Center, Rooms A202/A203
Continue reading this storyHR Training Series: Responding to Sexual Harassment
Participants learn how to respond to allegations of sexual harassment and gender discrimination under the law and under University policies. This training session will take place on Tuesday, November 15, from 9-10:30 a.m. in the Jardine Room. Get pre-registration information here.
Continue reading this storyToday: Beyond Chief Wahoo: Advancing Tribal Sovereignty Today (Through Arts and Education)
Craig Howe, the founder and director of CAIRNS (Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies) and member of the Oglala Nation, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, will be delivering a talk on Monday, November 7, at 7 p.m. in AD 249, called “Advancing Tribal Sovereignty Today (Through Arts & Education).”
Continue reading this storyToday: Donut Stress It!
Mondays from 6-7 p.m. starting in November, come learn about and build skills to handle academic anxiety. We will meet in Sem-A in the Lower Level of Grasselli Library, and we will have free donuts!
Continue reading this storyToday: Prayer For Our Country Before Election Day
Please come to Saint Francis Chapel at 4:30 pm on Monday, November 7, as we pray for our country on the eve of our election of a new president.
Continue reading this storyHoliday Payroll Processing
With the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, please be aware of the following payroll processing deadlines for approved EPAF’s, stipend payments, employee expense reimbursements, and changes to tax withholding and other benefit deductions.
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- Women's Wrestling Competes at Albion Open
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- Women’s Cross Country Finishes 5th Place Overall At NCAA Regional Championships
