Today: Working the World: International Career Conference
Working the World: International Career Conference for students and young professionals who are considering or planning an international career will take place on Friday, April 20, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. in the LSC Conference Room.
Continue reading this storyToday: Learn about growing green at fire: food and drink
Ignite your community by learning about the farm-to-table movement at fire: food and drink this Friday, April 20. Enjoy a family-style meal at this locally-owned restaurant that supports the North Union Farmers Market then hear a brief talk about getting involved in the farm-to-table movement.
Continue reading this storyToday: Application deadline for $4,000 Stilwell Scholarship is Friday
Applications are due on Friday, April 20, for the two Charles J Stilwell scholarships. Each scholarship is for $4,000 and will be awarded to undergraduate students who have completed an academic internship during the 2011-2012 academic year (summer 2011, fall 2011, or spring 2012) and have been recognized by their employers as having provided outstanding performance.
Continue reading this storyToday: Lunch talk: What to Know About the Average Student Veteran
Gain some insight about the average student veteran at a presentation by Lt. Col. (ret.) Eric Patterson, director of veterans affairs and international services, in conjunction with the Center for Faculty Development, on Friday, April 20, from 1-2 in the CAS Conference Room.
Continue reading this storyPOTW: It’s easy to Celebrate on a beautiful campus
More than 830 guests (320 families from 12 different states) got to experience the beauty of our campus when they visited for the Class of 2016 Celebration last month.
Continue reading this storyToday: “Children at Play: An American History” presentation
Howard Chudacoff, Ph.D., the George L. Littlefield professor of American history and professor of urban studies at Brown University, will present “Children at Play: An American History” on Thursday, April 19, at 6:30 p.m. in AD 226. In addition to discussing whether today’s children are over scheduled, Chudacoff will explore the tension between how children spend their free time and how adults want them to spend it.
Continue reading this storyToday: Lecture: “Ibn Khaldun: Muslim Humanist”
Paul L. Heck, Ph.D., is an associate professor of Islamic studies at Georgetown University, and former Tuohy Chair holder. He will lecture, as part of the Fifth Annual Week of Islamic Art and Culture, on “Ibn Khaldun: Muslim Humanist” on Wednesday, April 18, at 7 p.m. in the Donahue Auditorium.
Continue reading this storyToday: Bagging Ignatius: sustainability and the Jesuit mission
What is the mission of the Jesuits with regard to sustainability and environmental protection? Find out at our next Bagging Ignatius lecture conducted by Carol Dietz on Wednesday, April 18, at noon in the Dolan Science Center Reading Room.
Continue reading this storyToday: We Will Be Friends: Youthability play
Youthability, a group of disabled and at-risk youth is performing an inspirational play about diversity and inclusion on Tuesday, April 17, at 7 p.m. in the Marinello Little Theatre in the Lombardo Student Center. The group created and wrote the play themselves.
Continue reading this storyToday: The Donald W. Suopis Inaugural Lecture Series
The Political Science Department presents the Donald W. Suopis Inaugural Lecture Series, “Queer Cities and Rural Uprisings? Mapping New Discourses of Modernity in India,” with Svati P. Shah on Tuesday, April 17, at 5 p.m. in AD 226.
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