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Are you looking for a campus ministry to get involved in? Come check us out! Come and get connected into a great group of college students who are interested in the same things as you are! This week's topic is on knowledge and apologetics- how do we defend our faith?

Interested in being a model in the 2017 Homecoming Fashion Show ?
Our model call is annually , and we are looking for young ladies and gentlemen to participate in being the change. This is open to anyone who is interested. Ladies please come with heels and an additional pair of comfortable shoes and Gentlemen please no baggy pants or boots . We are looking forward to seeing you there.

Come join us for our weekly Amplify Worship at 7:30pm at the BCM, 325 University Drive. With special guest speaker Tom Richter. He is this year and last years Converge speaker. Hope to see you there!

Celebrate National Yoga Month in September with Campus Recreation! National Yoga Month was developed to raise awareness of yoga's health benefits and provide people with guidance and tools to improve their well-being. So get your Yoga on by learning a new pose every day, and posting it to social media for a chance to win prizes! Start by picking up a yoga tracking sheet at the front desk of the Campus Recreation Center. Then follow along each day on Instagram to see the selected yoga pose. Be sure to use the hash tag #GetYourYogaOn and tag @EKUCampusRec when you post on social media to be entered for the chance to win a free yoga mat!

In this first installment of this semester's SOC Talks series, Dr. Paul Paolucci (Sociology Program) will discuss how sociologists make sense of the world, why it is needed now more than ever, and why studying it can give you the knowledge and the skills employers are looking for in an often chaotic and changing marketplace. Excellent choice for first or second major! Ask your professor for extra credit! Attendance slips provided.

Tau Sigma is hosting a Wheat and greet for any transfer students interested in joining. We will have pizza and will answer any questions you have about Tau Sigma. There is no cost to come but it will be for transfer students only.

The Pistol Club at EKU will host a kick-off meeting for the new school year. If you are interested in becoming part of the club, please join us to discuss club events for the upcoming semester.

The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards is excited to announce recruitment for a new Student Judicial Committee! Committee members, called Advocates, are student members of the EKU Community wishing to make a positive change on campus. Advocates will serve in a dual-role by hearing cases of alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct, and also by advocating for students. Advocates are vital to the mission of providing outreach and education to our student body. This is a year-long commitment. There will be two committees that meet weekly during the academic year. One committee will meet on Wednesdays at 4:00pm, and the other on Thursdays at 3:00pm. You may choose which committee you want to apply for. Requirements to apply:
- A cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
- At least 30 institutional credit hours

Hummel Planetarium and College of Science are teaming up to celebrate Science and Mathematics Week. Come see a free planetarium show: "Two Small Pieces of Glass - The Amazing Telescope." Two Small Pieces of Glass illustrates the history of the telescope from Galileo’s modifications to a child’s spyglass. After the show, there will be a special presentation and Q & A session by Physics and Astronomy professor Dr. Mark Pitts. This event is open to the public, first-come, first-served seating for 194 people.

The Center for Student Accessibility is hiring note-takers for the Fall 2017 and Spring 2018 semesters. These positions are part-time with flexible hours. Note-takers will attend classes and take clear written notes in various subjects for students who need this assistance. How to apply: Submit your resume and schedule of availability to requisition #0620829 on jobs.eku.edu.

Advanced manufacturing is a key capability for enabling sustainable, long-duration human spaceflight missions. In this talk Dr. Tracie Prater will provide a broad overview of NASA technology development efforts in the areas of manufacturing for space, in-space, and on the planetary surface. Dr. Prater will also discuss her background and personal journey to her current role at NASA. This presentation is one of the activities of the the Celebration of Science and Mathematics Week.

Save a meal swipe and eat home cooked food. Feel free to stay afterwards and listen to stories about how people see God in their lives.

SENIORS!! To be eligible for student teaching in your professional semester, you must complete the online application in EKU Direct. The application will only be available until Midnight on Friday, September 15th and it will automatically close. The file is located under the Student Services tab and is the 10th folder listed. Once you have completed it and included the county for your first preference, you must go to that county's Board of Education and complete a local and federal background check. Bring our form with signatures back to Combs 427 before October 15th along with your Physical Form, TB Risk Assessment, Professional Liability Insurance (from either KEA or KAPE) and the certificate from KET's Promoting Positive Behavior Modules. The forms and live links are available on the TES webpage, www.tes.eku.edu/student resources.

We have spirit yes we do! Come join us next Tuesday for EKU Spirit bingo. Ten rounds of bingo for EKU swag such a water bottle, spirt shirt, and more. Students wearing EKU gear will receive one extra card. Come show your Colonel spirit.

Come by Keith 129 on Wednesday at 4:00 pm to find out about the Florence Winter program! Students will study the integration of foods and nutrition, fashion and apparel, and children and families within the context of the Italian culture. The course will emphasize the interdisciplinary nature of these fields and the benefits to individuals, families, and communities. Students will access the rich resources of Florence by visiting food markets, wineries and culinary schools, fashion design houses, programs for children and families, and textile factories. Potential volunteer and service learning opportunities exist in programs servicing children and families and also with industry during fashion week. Gen Ed Element VI. For more info, please email dana.bush@eku.edu

In this workshop you will learn and practice approaches to reading college textbooks that increase the quality of your reading while making efficient use of your time.

Get off on the right foot with this workshop. The Student Success Center staff will provide you with assistance in planning your semester's events, study times, etc.

Join us for one of our most popular workshops and discover study strategies that help you make the most of your time and energy. Learn how to avoid cramming now, so it will pay off later.

All education majors are welcome. Membership not required - learn more about the Kentucky Education Association.
Free food and door prizes.
Guest speaker - State KEA President and Teacher Stephanie Winkler.

Awards will be presented to one student, one faculty, and one staff at the 2017 Diversity Breakfast: Oct 5, 2017 | 7:30-9:00am | Keen Johnson Ballroom. Click here for nomination criteria: http://diversity.eku.edu/2017-eku-distinguished-equity-award-nomination Click here to submit nominations: http://diversity.eku.edu/award-nomination-form-2017-eku-distinguished-equity-award