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Have nothing to do on the weekends? Come hang out with us! In Crabbe Library room 201, we will be watching movies and building friendships :) Feel free to bring movies to widen the selection. Bring your own snacks!

Celebrate NIRSA Rec Day with Campus Recreation today. Throughout the day, you can participate in a variety of activities and even receive a limited edition t-shirt. - Complete the Oops Marathon (2.62 miles) to receive a t-shirt
- Share "How You Rec" with Campus Recreation on Social Media to receive a t-shirt... Make sure to use the hashtag #HOWIREC @EKUCampusRec
- Stop by the "Make Your Own Trail Mix" station from 12:30pm-2:30pm in the Front Lobby We hope to see you today!

Volunteers are needed for a variety of shifts from Wed., March 21 through Sat., March 24 related to EKU hosting the Kentucky Science and Engineering Fair. Weeknight volunteers are needed in Dizney for organizing registration materials. Friday volunteers are needed for covering tables, posting signage, safety inspections of displays and registration. Saturday volunteers are needed for safety checks, registration, distributing lunch, award printing, and making campus guests feel welcome. Thank you letters documenting service can be sent to national offices or individuals. Saturday volunteers receive a t-shirt and lunch. The Kentucky Science and Engineering Fair is one of EKU's best opportunities to showcase our campus and the work of Kentucky’s best and brightest students in grades 5-12. This is an enjoyable experience for all. To volunteer or see available shifts, email Jamie Hisel at jamie.hisel@eku.edu.

Have you ever been interested in trying out a new sport or playing for a nationally ranked team? Come out to rugby practice tonight from 6-8 to get a taste of what it's like. We are looking to recruit new girls and there is absolutely no experience required.
If you have any questions please contact us and find us on social media.
@ekuwomensrugby

Foundation Scholarship Application now available online for the 2018-19 year
•One application applies for 75+ scholarships
•Access application through EKU Direct
•Go to “Student Services and Financial Aid” tab
•Select “Foundation Scholarship Application” to complete e-application
•Complete all fields and upload two letters of recommendation, any optional essays, or work verifications before submitting to our office
•We will not accept any paper or emailed recommendation letters other than through the application
•Deadline – April 15th
•Incomplete applications will not be considered
•All completed applicants will receive a notification email of their award status once reviewed for all scholarships

Maryanne Wolf
"Literacy in the Digital Age: Transformations of the Reading Brain"
Thursday, March 1, 7:30 PM
O'Donnell Hall, Whitlock Building
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Maryanne Wolf is "Global Literacy" Fellow at Stanford University (2017-18), the John DiBiaggio Professor of Citizenship and Public Service and Director of the Center for Reading and Language Research at Tufts University. The author of dozens of articles on the psychology of reading and related areas of dyslexia, linguistics, neuroscience, cognition and child development, Dr. Wolf has written several books, including the critically acclaimed "Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain" (Harper Collins 2008), which has been translated into 13 languages; "Tales of Literacy for the 21st Century" (Oxford University Press 2016); and "Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World" (forthcoming, Harper Collins 2018).

Vince Coakley was honored as an Distinguished EKU Alumnus in the Department of Communication in 2005 and the Winner of South Carolina Broadcaster's Association Radio Show of the Year in 2017. Vince began his broadcasting career as a teenager in Newark, DE. At age sixteen his first job was as a DJ while still a junior in high school. Later he would transition into radio news when he pursued his Broadcasting degree at EKU. Join Vince for a Meet & Greet in Case Dining Hall from 5:30-6:30pm. Sign-in at cashier under the event name Diversity Office.

Come enjoy the LexPhil's Peanut Butter & Jelly Music Builds Exploration concert! After, children will have the opportunity to try out different instruments at LexPhil’s Instrument Petting Zoo and enjoy PB&J sandwiches with their families.

Silent Coffee is a social where we meet in the upstairs room at Purdy's Coffee Co. Here American Sign Language (ASL) is used to communicate and socialize with people who are deaf and hearing. Signers of all levels are encouraged to attend, socialize, and develop their skills!

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.