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Campus Recreation is HIRING! We will be having 2 hiring sessions next week for students interested in potential employment. Positions looking to be filled: Facilities, Personal Trainers, Peer Educators, Adventure Programs & Intramural Officials. Attendance is strongly encouraged and will be taken into consideration when reviewing applications. Information regarding the sessions is below: Monday, October 30th: 4pm-5pm
Tuesday, October 31st: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Location: Jaggers Room in Powell

Featured Dishes:
Chicken Pot Pie
Baked Pit Ham
Scallion Mashed Potatoes
Vegetable Soup
Sriracha Slaw Burger
Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese
Loaded Potato Pizza
Mini Salted Caramel Cake

Come join the members of Alpha Phi Omega on October 27th for their haunted trail called Scream Acres! There will be also be a bonfire fellowship afterwards for anyone wanting to hangout with things like s’mores, $1 hot chocolate, and more!
Learn just what happens to those who cross the Farmers path.. do you think you’ll escape him? Come find out and see!

NAMI Ending the Silence helps raise awareness and change perceptions around mental health conditions. During the presentation a young adult living with mental illness and a family member will tell their stories about mental health challenges, including what hurt and what helped.

Spend your winter break on the beach of Grand Isle, Louisiana! Work with the Nature Conservancy doing trail work, presenting to school children, and removing invasive species! You’ll get to spend a day in New Orleans,enjoy warmer weather, and have a great addition to your resume! In addition to having an awesome time, students that participate in the trip will be eligible to apply as a leader for future fall, winter, spring and summer breaks. The leadership skills gained through this are what today's employers are looking for, and it allows you to travel at little to no cost! #EKUServes

Come network with employers hiring all majors and all class levels! Full-time jobs, part-time jobs, co-ops, and internships available. Bring several copies of your resume and be professionally dressed! No registration required.

Join us for an old-time jam, focusing on traditional old-time, Appalachian, and early bluegrass music. Bring your instruments. All experience levels are welcome. Open to all EKU students, faculty, staff, and friends. Jams will be on the last Wednesday of every month, from August through November, 7–9 p.m., in Keith Hall, Room 130.

November is Hunger Awareness Month. EKU students suffer from food insecurities as do many college students.
Food insecurity - the lack of access to sufficient quantities of affordable, nutritious food - undermining the educational success of students. •1 in 6 EKU students experience food insecurity during the first semester on campus;
•21% of EKU students might need food assistance at some point during their college experience; and
•10% of EKU students could benefit from regular food pantry assistance. Students volunteers are needed to sort donations in Colonel's Cupboard - sign up through OrgSync! Partner with us to fight hunger and beat last year's 6,099 pounds of donated foods!

Come by Keith 129 on Thursday the 26th at 4 pm to learn how YOU can study abroad in Denmark! The KIIS summer program in Denmark provides an ideal opportunity for hands-on learning in Education, Music, and History, all while exploring the landscapes of this beautiful Scandinavian country. Coursework and excursions introduce Iron-Age and other ancient peoples while offering a strong focus on the Vikings-their culture, their far-flung enterprises, and their domestic lives. Other aspects of the program explore the descendants of these vigorous Norsemen, the modern Europeans who embraced Christianity, explored science, staged revolutions, forsook farms for the city, created a rich literature, and encountered the Nazis in World War II. For more information contact, Dr. Carolyn Dupont at carolyn.dupont@eku.edu

Tree Campus USA: American Chestnut Orchard Planting Day - Volunteers NEEDED! Join us for a day of tree seedling planting and weed removal. Be sure to bring your lunch and wear long pants, gloves, and closed-toed shoes (boots work best) for your protection. Dress for the weather! When: Nov. 13th, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Where: American Chestnut Seed and Research Orchard - See Map on webpage, Parking Available on Site To RSVP, contact: Patrick McKee
Email: patrick.mckee@eku.edu
Phone: (859) 622-8798

Would you like 25% off of locally roasted coffee drinks from EKU's own coffee house? Take the survey and upon completion, receive a coupon off of your next purchase at the Caffeinated Colonel, located down the small hill from Walters and across the parking lot in front of Telford!
PS try the Coffee Whirl! https://ekubusinesstech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6YyEaibbbFtyv9b

2017-2018 Winter Term Course: REC 590/790 - Wildlife Tourism & Research. Online instruction & course travel (Jan 3-10) to coastal Georgia for Natural, Cultural & Historical Experiences, Visit Georgia Sea Turtle Center, St Simons Lighthouse, Driftwood Beach, and more, completed a Wildlife related service learning project. Space is limited, enrollment is open now (No RAC needed). $450 Course Fee pays for overnight accommodations and transportation.

On Friday, November 10, the Office of Military & Veteran Affairs will host the 2017 National Roll Call from 6:00 am – 1:30 pm in front of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Powell Plaza. This is a national reading of the names of all of our fallen servicemembers from recent military conflicts. Last year, we read approximately 7,000 names. Volunteers will read with a partner volunteer from a list of names for approximately 15 minutes. This grass roots effort is designed to honor our military veterans by saying their name out loud in remembrance. If you would like to volunteer, you can go to http://va.eku.edu/roll-call-volunteers-eku to select a 15-minute time slot to read names. This link is also located at www.va.eku.edu on the bottom right under “Events.” Volunteers will be contacted after November 1st with their assigned time to read.

Join us for a casual worship and short lesson at the Wesley Foundation. (down the hill from Walters) We provide free coffee, snacks, and good music. All are welcome.

Let's Talk is a program for EKU students that provides easy access to informal consultations with clinicians from the EKU Counseling Center. Stop by and chat!

Come to our Open Guy Forum in Brock Auditorium on October 25th from 6-8 p.m. where we will be openly discussing guy things! There will be free shirts and food while supplies last! See you there!

EKU Special Collections and Archives (SCA) features extended hours on Thursdays (8 a.m. to 8 p.m.) to best serve our campus and community patrons. Come by and utilize the vast collection of historical publications, manuscripts, photographs, and more. Click "More on This Announcement" below for further details about SCA, located on the first floor of the John Grant Crabbe Main Library.

Due to a performance, parking restrictions will be enforced at the EKU Center for the Arts from midnight tonight through event day; typically the following day. Alternate parking is available throughout campus.