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Come support EKU's PGM program by participating in our annual 3-v-3 Basketball Tournament April 8 in Weaver Gym. Games begin at 10 am. All proceedings will support EKU's Relay for Life event. For free admission donate a bag of clothing to our Pros Fore Clothes clothing drive, otherwise admission is $2. To submit a team email Michelle Goda at michelle_goda@mymail.eku.edu.

Bunraku Bay Puppet Theater, the only troupe in the US that performs the traditional Japanese puppetry, will present an evening of puppet theater on stage and a screening of the short film “Kaiju Bunraku” (14 minutes), one of the films selected for the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, which features the artistry of Bunraku Bay. Free and open to the public, the performance will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 28, in O’Donnell Hall of the Whitlock Building. It will feature four pieces of traditional Japanese puppetry suitable for all ages, kindergarten and up, followed by a screening of “Kaiju Bunraku” and a Q&A, including an opportunity for audience members to see the puppets close up. Proof of attendance will be provided. Sponsored by EKU Asian Studies, which offers a minor (18 credits) and a certificate (12 credits). For more information, contact Dr. Minh Nguyen at minh.nguyen@eku.edu.

UPS-Lexington is now Hiring!! Looking for reliable people to join their staff as a Package Handler. With a variety of shifts available, this position would allow you to enjoy a healthy work-life balance and get your degree in your free time. This would be a great summer job!
- Weekly Pay Checks
- Part-time Hours/ Full-time Benefits
- College Tuition Reimbursements
- Resume Building
- Career Advancements For additional information or to apply click on "More On This Announcement" below. Recruiters will be available on Powell Corner, tomorrow Tuesday March 28th from 9am-2pm to answer any questions.

The 31st annual International Banquet is two weeks away! There will variety of dishes as well as singing and dances performed by EKU's international students. There will also be an after party with a professional DJ. Tickets are $20 ($15 for EKU students/$10 for children) and are available at the International Office (Whitlock 455). We'll see you there! If you wish to cook or volunteer, please fill out a form at http://isa.eku.edu/annual-international-banquet. Volunteer t-shirts will be provided prier to the banquet. Thank you!

EKU IT is excited to announce the addition of two exciting productivity and collaboration tools to make workflow and teaching and learning easier than ever before. Both are available to all current members of the university community: Office 365 and G Suite for Education. To get started using your new products IT has created web pages that can be accessed from this starting point: http://it.eku.edu/collaboration

Guest Speaker: Elizabeth Gardner, Ph.D.
MSFS Program Director
Department of Justice Sciences
University of Alabama Birmingham Title: Emerging Drugs of Abuse

Do you still need one credit hour? The third section of REC 101 (Recreation & Tourism Careers) begins April 4th. This 5 week course is an introduction to the broad scope of careers and employment in recreation, park and tourism services. Students will have the chance to explore various employment opportunities and career paths they may not have known were out there! The class meets Tues./Thurs. from 3:30pm-4:45pm from April 4 - May 7.

Pound® is the world's first cardio jam session inspired by the infectious, energizing and sweat-dripping fun of playing the drums! Campus Recreation is adding Pound® to the group fitness schedule starting Tuesday, March 28. Pound® will be offered on Tuesdays from 12:15-1 PM and Wednesdays from 10:00-10:45 PM. Sign up in advance on www.IMLeagues.com to reserve your spot!

Tomorrow, enjoy an evening with Kentucky Poet Laureate George Ella Lyon. Her current project is entitled, “The Poetry of Witness," which includes poems and a song written in response to our collective moment—some inspired by the media and others by children Lyon has met on school visits. Lyon is author of works for children, teens, and adults, including: "Where I'm From," "A Kentucky Christmas," "The Pirate of Kindergarten," "Borrowed Children," and more. Refreshments to be provided. Proof of attendance slips will be available. Brought to you by EKU Appalachian Studies and EKU Libraries.

Did you know that over 4.5 million people are estimated to be victims of human trafficking today? Come out to EKU SHINE's (Stop Human Injustice eNslavement and Exploitation) meeting at 5:00pm, in Library Room 201, to learn how you can fight against this modern day slavery.

Introducing the first ever SOS (Sophomores Only Series)! If you attend two of these events, you will receive a free business card holder. If you participate in all four, you are eligible to attend the Etiquette Program on April 11 free of charge! Each event will last
approximately one hour (except for the Etiquette Program which will be two hours) and food will be provided.