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Dr. Jazmin Brown-Iannuzzi (Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky) will present on her timely research about the intersection of psychology, economics, and politics. Sponsored by the Department of Psychology.

Come watch us perform our spring concert! We have modern, lyrical, tap, jazz and hip hop performances. Shows are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8:00 pm in the Whitlock building. Reception to follow on Friday. Reserve tickets now by calling 859 622 2171 or stopping by the ticket booth from 8 am - 4 pm daily. Tickets will also be sold at the door. Follow us on Instagram @ekudance for updates!

Looking for the perfect on campus job? Campus Recreation is hosting a Hiring Session on Wednesday, April 11th from 4-5pm in The Zone of the Fitness & Wellness Center. Open positions include Adventure Programs, Facilities, Fitness, Health Promotion, Intramurals, Marketing and Youth Programs. Attendance is strongly encouraged. Employment will begin during the summer or Fall semester. Questions can be directed towards Ryan Fisher - ryan.fisher@eku.edu

Cha Cha part two will be taught by Mark Allen. First professional teacher of the semester. The lesson begins at 9:00 PM in the Weaver Dance Studio and will cost $5 for non-members. Free dancing will begin at 10 PM and last until 11 PM. There will be fresh fruit and snacks provided.
You are invited! Casual clothes are welcome and no experience is necessary.

Eastern Kentucky University, in collaboration with Student Government Association and The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs will be hosting the 3rd Annual Diversity Summit on Saturday April 14th 2018. The theme for this year’s summit is: C.R.O.W.N - Create Restore Originate Win and Navigate. Our overall message for the summit is - "Come As One ... Leave As A Village". The Summit will be located on campus at Crabbe Library. Registration will begin at 9:00am and the conference will kick off at 10:00am! We will have a day full of learning and networking opportunities. A light breakfast & lunch will be provided to all participants. We hope to see you all there!

The Scholars Week Alumni Spotlight offers the campus community the opportunity to hear about academic experiences, success stories, and lessons learned from EKU alumni. The 2018 Alumni Spotlight speakers are: Gwenda Bond | Author
B.A., Journalism: Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky, 1999
M.F.A. in Writing: Vermont College of Fine Arts, Montpelier, Vermont, 2009 Stephanie Stockburger, MD | Associate Professor, University of Kentucky Adolescent Medicine Clinic
General Music, B.A., 2004; Honors Scholar
M.D.: University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, Kentucky, 2008 For more information, visit http://ekuscholars.eku.edu/scholars-week-alumni-spotlight

Pepperoni Stromboli
Asian Chicken Lettuce Wrap
Philly Cheese-steak Wrap
Ham and Swiss on Marble Rye
Chicken or Beef Soft Taco
Chicken Gumbo with Brown Rice
Arroz Rojo
Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
Peanut Butter Devil's Food Parfait

Experience a guided meditation at the Ravine Tuesday 4/17 from 6-7pm! FREE t-shirts to the first 100 students!!

EKU Athletics is saying It's On US!! Come out early to the home game against East Tennessee State University to take the pledge to intervene & create a campus climate where sexual assault/violence is not acceptable & survivors are supported. The first 100 attendees will receive an It's On Us t-shirt! Also, be sure to listen for our facts and information about sexual violence periodically though out the game.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Show your support to end sexual violence and join the It's On Us Campaign! Take the pledge at itsonus.org. Also, you can stop by our “pop-up” pledge stations today from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm in Case Dining, Whitlock, Campus Rec, and Combs Plaza and receive a campaign shirt while supplies last. Share your shirt and pledge on social media using the hashtags #ItsOnUs #SAAM #ColonelsPledge #HeyYall #SupportSurvivors and tell us why you took the pledge.

Dr. Gregory Smith will speak about his use of science to unravel mysteries surrounding the artworks at the Indianapolis Museum of Arts at Newfields. Using a range of spectroscopic, chromatographic, and imaging techniques, his team employs the tools of chemistry to discover lost paintings, explore the material history of objects, and detect forgeries. The lecture will explore the various roles that chemists can play in a fine arts museum, culminating in recent research repurposing the world's oldest manmade pigment - Egyptian blue first synthesized in 3200 BCE-as a luminescent fingerprint dusting powder to catch modern-day criminals.

Looking for a way to knock out 3 hours of upper division credit over the summer? REC 350 (Personnel Management) is a 100% online course that will be offered the first summer term. Benefits to taking this course include - application based assignments, selection of a lower priced course textbook, ability to work ahead in the course, no group work, and it is applicable to many fields.

Join us for EKU's second annual Earth Day Festival on April 19th from 4:30-7:30 PM in the Keen Johnson Building Plaza and Ravine. Bring your hammock, frisbee, friends, and family! The festival will feature live music by Brother Smith, local environmental organizations, food vendors, several fun activities, and much more.
***Staff Council will award a $5 token toward food purchases at any food truck vendor to the first 300 employees that register with their employee ID at their booth at the event.

The Office of Student Life & First-Year Experience presents Hollywood Bingo. Come to Keen Johnson Ballroom at 9pm on April 10th to play bingo and celebrate your favorite stars!

Come join us for Tasty Tuesday tonight from 4:45- 7:00pm in the Zone at the Rec! We will have FREE healthy snacks 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!