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Come out tonight and enjoy some excellent guitar music performed by Brad Ames and Stephen Weller! This concert features classical, jazz, and rock music by a variety of great artists, including Milan, Weiss, Scarlatti, Ponce, Torroba, Ellington, and Ocasek.

SENIORS!! To be eligible for Fall 2018 student teaching, you MUST complete an online application. The application will automatically open at midnight on February 1st and close at midnight on February 15th. The application will be on EKU Direct under the Student Services and Financial Aid tab. It will be the 10th folder. Once you have submitted the forms, go to the board of education at the county of your FIRST preference and have a background check completed. The five documents that will be required are online at www.tes.eku.edu.

The University Diversity Office offers diversity/inclusive excellence training and workshops presented by Dr. Roger Cleveland for students. Workshop descriptions and objectives can be found at http://diversity.eku.edu/inclusive-excellence-training-workshops. You may also request a combination of workshops to suit the needs of your student group. To schedule a workshop: Contact the Diversity Office at diversity@eku.edu
Contact Dr. Roger Cleveland at roger.cleveland@eku.edu

It's not to late to sign up for an EKU Service in Action Spring Break! The program offers 5 trip locations, variety of pricing, and a chance to service the community. Locations include New York City NY, Grafton IL, Plains GA, New Orleans LA, and Memphis TN. Spend your break doing what counts, attend a Service in Action Spring Break!

Are you an LGBT-identified student looking for opportunities to work one-on-one with another student invested in seeing you succeed? If so, join OMSA's LGBT mentorship program as a mentee! As a Mentee, you'll be paired with an experienced student who wants to see you succeed by being apart of your support network. Your Mentor will help you build leadership and academic skills while also being someone you can rely on and ask questions about student life. A Mentee can be in any class designation, including graduate students! For more information, go to lgbt.eku.edu and click on "Mentorship Program" or click on "More About This Announcement." We are also accepting Mentor applications! Being a Mentor looks great on a resume, connects you with other students, and improves your leadership skills. Go to lgbt.eku.edu and fill out an application!

Tickets are still available for the 8th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award Banquet. We are honored to have Dr. Anton Reece, President of West Kentucky Community and Technical College, as our Keynote. He will be speaking on this year's theme, "A Global Strength To Love; Hope and Persistence Through a Dream Deferred". Please join us for a night of fellowship, music and a message. We will be presenting awards to EKU Students, Faculty and Staff that exceed expectations in the area of service to the community, and embody the principles of leadership for which Dr. King stood.
Doors will open at 5:30pm
There will be a reception with Dr. Reece at 5:00pm in Keen Johnson Walnut Hall.
Tickets are available in Roark 103 or by contacting Lisa Daniels at lisa.daniels@eku.edu.

Want to learn more about how you can get involved on campus and make lasting friendships? Come out to see us at our OPEN HOUSES January 23rd in Whitlock or January 24th in Combs to learn more about how you can join this fun and prestigious organization. Check us out:
Twitter: @EKU_SAA
Instagram: @eku.saa
Website: saa.eku.edu

Come join us for Smoothie Power Hour tonight from 6:00- 8:00p.m. in the Zone at the Rec! We will have FREE healthy smoothies for everyone to enjoy. Get a quick power up before or after your workout, or join us just for fun! We hope to see you there!

1) Prepare for Discussion Meet in Reno
2) Recap Young Farmers and Ranchers meeting in Louisville
3) Celebration of Kentucky Agriculture

Want a safe space to talk with other LGBTQ+ students? Come join us as we discuss identity, sexuality, gender, and other factors (family, relationships, etc.) impacting your life.
No appointment required!
Group is held every Tuesday this semester!

Is your life cluttered with emotional garbage created by a parent or caregiver’s substance use? Are you left cleaning up the messes they leave behind? If you answered yes, this group is designed for you! The Cleaning House Group is a weekly therapy group (Mondays 1-2:30pm). To register for this group, a group screening with a counselor is required. Come to the EKU Counseling Center (Whitlock Bldg., Room 571 or call 859-622-1303) to discuss your interest in the group and/or to ask any questions you may have about the group!