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Come learn some tips for getting your photos published by local media outlets. We will talk about framing and shooting basics, tips for using a phone to take photos, how to contact and submit photos to media outlets and what information organizations look for in photo submissions. Contact Progress Adviser Tricia Kelley to RSVP.

This Saturday in the Keen Johnson Ballroom, we will be hosting our annual Royal Blue and Pure White Ball. It is not to late for a presale tickets! For a presale find any Sigma or Zeta or message us on our Instagrams @EKUSigmas1977 or @ekuzetas. We also have cashapp! If you love to dress up and dance then come on out to the Royal Blue and Pure White Ball!

Jeff McNeil will give a “Colonel Perspective” on “Life, Love, and Work in China” when he returns to his alma mater, EKU, to speak on Monday, Feb. 19. McNeil’s talk, at 4 p.m. in the Allen Auditorium (Room 108) of the Crabbe Main Library, is presented by EKU Asian Studies. McNeil, who earned degrees in philosophy and English from EKU in 2008, is the academic principal at Liangfeng International School in China. “I’ll discuss my journey into Asia, the culture shock that I went through, as well as what it’s like to live, love, and work in China,” McNeil said. “I’ll reflect on Chinese culture as I’ve grown to understand it, reverse culture shock each time I returned to the U.S., and how I’ve grown as a professional and as a person.” EKU Asian Studies offers a minor (18 credits) and a certificate (12 credits). For more information, contact Director Dr. Minh Nguyen at minh.nguyen@eku.edu.

The Bluegrass State Intelligence Community Center of Academic Excellence (BGS IC CAE) will screen the documentary Spymasters: CIA in the Crosshairs. The documentary dives into the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) through interviews with former CIA directors and other agency officials about controversial topics. In addition to the screening, Dr. Brian Simpkins will discuss the Intelligence Studies Program at EKU, the BGS IC CAE, and careers in the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC). Refreshments will be provided to all attendees. This event is free and open to the entire EKU community. For those of you who are IC CAE Scholars, you will receive one (1) participation point for attending the event.

Don't forget to participate in the Campus Safety Climate Survey using the link you received from "EKU Office of Institutional Research" on Feb. 14. The Survey will be open through March 30. When you finish the Survey, you’ll receive proof of completion which will state "We thank you for your time spent taking this survey. Your response has been recorded." Take a screen shot and email it to greendot@eku.edu with your name and 901 number for your chance to score one of our FREE PRIZES!!!

Join us on February 24th-25th for caving and camping at Lost River Cave for only $50!
All Campus Recreation Adventure Program Trips include Food, Transportation and all Gear necessary for the adventure. Time of departure is dependent upon your schedule. We also can assist with any dietary restriction to ensure you have the best trip possible. All trips are student run by certified medically trained guides.
For more information or to sign up for any Adventure Programs trip, stop by the Fitness and Wellness Center, or contact Casey Lawson (Trips & Workshops Manager).
Email: casey_lawson57@mymail.eku.edu
All trips will have a mandatory pre-trip meeting the week before depature unless otherwise stated by your trip leaders.