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Come to the Noel Studio Conference Room at 4pm on Wednesday, April 25, and hear about the EKU Mock Trial experience from participating students and faculty. Students selected for next year's team will earn course credit (POL 466, 2 credits per semester) while traveling the country and competing as attorneys and/or witnesses in several weekend tournaments throughout the year. Audition signups will be available at the meeting, and auditions will take place within the next week. A second information session will also be held on Thursday, April 26, from 4-5pm in the Noel Studio Conference Room (310K, on the upper floor of the Studio). Interested students who cannot make either information session should email thomas.parker@eku.edu.

Join Adventure Programs for Workshops Wednesday: Lead Climbing 101. Where you will learn new skills to take with you on all your climbing adventures. The workshop will be at 5:00PM on April 25th at Presnell. See you there! Contact: Tommy Willis (tommy.willis@eku.edu) or Hannah Driver (hannah.driver@eku.edu)

The EKU Student Advocates will be at the Library Courtyard, between McGregor and Combs, on Wednesday, April 25 from 11am-1pm. Come tell us what integrity means to you and get a FREE t-shirt! If you can't make this event, come to the Turley House on Thursday, April 26 from 11am-1pm and get your t-shirt. You can find more information on Twitter @EKUSCCS.

Bring your instruments and join us for the final jam of the semester! All experience levels welcome. The jam focuses on a mix of old-time, bluegrass, and Appalachian tunes.

Practice one of your first amendment rights by joining the Society of Professional Journalists and write your thoughts on a board. Feeling down about recent events at the university or around the state? Let it out! Free speech is an important part of your first amendment rights. What better way to exercise it than participating? The event will be Monday, April 23, to Thursday, April 26, 12 to 2 p.m. through those days. Support your local SPJ chapter and your rights!

Looking for a fun and exciting upper level undergraduate and graduate summer course! Sign up now for REC 590/790 Teaching in the Outdoors while spots are still available.
Some details:
-Only 9 days long and is a 3-hour credit course!
-You will receive your Leave No Trace Trainer Certification!
-Course fee covers some equipment, travel, camping fees, food while camping, Textbook, guiding services, permits, and others items.

Chickpea Panchmael
Shakshuka Pizza
Cheddar Quesadilla
Chicken Salad
Seasoned Roast Beef
Chicken Pot Pie
Cheddar Cauliflower Soup
M&M(R) Brown Butter Blondie
Chocolate Quesadilla

The It's On Us campaign was launched in September 2014 to put an end to sexual assault. The campaign asks everyone from students to organizations to be a part of the solution. Eastern has taken a pledge to implement the program on our campus. To enter, submit a poem pertaining to sexual assault and awareness and include the saying, "Hey Y'all, It's On Us"
The last date to submit an entry is April 30th and the winner will be chosen May 1st. Winner will receive an It's On Us Swag Bag . To submit your poem email it to Renee Leonard and Rebecca Geiger ( renee.leonard@eku.edu and rebecca.geiger@eku.edu)

Don't forget to join us tomorrow as we celebrate the success of our advocacy and awareness campaign and the strength of survivors by welcoming Attorney General Andy Beshear to EKU!! Attorney General Beshear is an outspoken advocate for survivors seeking justice and a champion for prevention and prosecution of campus sexual assault and violence. Attorney General Beshear will speak on sexual violence and prevention, as well as announce the total number of pledges we received over the course of the It's On Us Pledge Drive. Come early or stick around after to participate in the Women and Gender Studies annual Clothesline Project as well. *Walnut Hall in Keen Johnson will serve as the alternate location if there is inclement weather.