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Social work panelists will address “burning” questions about life after graduation, such as whether to go to graduate school or to seek employment. Participants will be able to ask questions virtually. To join this livestream event, click "More On This Announcement" below for the link. For more information, contact Dr. Ann Callahan at ann.callahan@eku.edu or Ms. Evelyn Jones, social work office associate, at evelyn.jones@eku.edu.

Hello guys, gals, and non-binary pals! The Alphabet Center will NOT be having a meeting this week because we will be showing our support for The Vagina Monologues. The Alphabet Center will be tabling the event all three nights starting Wednesday, Feb 27th till Friday, March 1st. Show your support for this amazing show! $5 for EKU students, $10 for non-EKU students

We have several great trips for spring break, and you can find more information about each trip below. On all of the trips, you will have the opportunity to work directly with professionals in each field, learn more about different cultures/environments, and get hands on experience working In historic presentation, disaster relief, and/or environmental conservation. Deadline, March 1st, though signups are expected to fill before.
All trips include transportation, lodging, and most meals (minus travel days).
New Orleans, LA, Historic Preservation, $375-
March 9-17
Monmouth, NJ (close to NYC), Disaster Relief, $375-
March 9-17
Arches National Park, UT, Environmental Conservation, $600-
March 9-14

Dr. Laura Newhart will lead a roundtable discussion on the ethics of ticket scalping as it relates to recent cases involving Ticketmaster and third-party sales. Open to all students, faculty, and staff. Sponsored by the Department of History, Philosophy, and Religious Studies.

The College of Justice & Safety Spring 2019 Career Fair will be held on Wednesday, March 6 from 11:00am - 2:30pm in the Stratton Building Lobby & Hub areas. Come prepared to learn about internship, co-op and currently available positions from a variety of employers related to Justice & Safety fields.

The Division of Natural Areas will host the Saturday Morning Science program, where students participate in interactive, hands-on learning experiences. This week's theme is "Thunder and Lightning Drums & More". We will have several great guest instructors. Drs. Don and Sonja Yow will be leading an experiment with static electricity and help participants make musical instruments that sound like thunder. Rae McIntyre will lead a learning experiment about adaptations--in the outdoors if possible. The session is designed for students in grades 1-5. The cost is $30 per student, with discounts for multiple students from one family and for attending multiple sessions. All proceeds benefit students enrolled in EKU's international environmental service learning program. To register your students, just email melinda.wilder@eku.edu by noon on Friday, March 1.

Interested in community service - with benefits? EKU AmeriCorps is recruiting through April 1 for Summer and Fall 2019! Join KY READY Corps, a part-time, state-wide AmeriCorps program that focuses on disaster preparedness and resilience for vulnerable populations. Serve 300, 450 or 1200 hours, depending on service slot, earn a living allowance and education award at end of service as well as valuable professional experience. For more information contact Julie Struck, Program Director, or come to our next Member Info Session on Tuesday, March 19 at 3:30 p.m. in Stratton 214.

Did you know your Vet-Success Counselor visits the main Library, every Wednesday from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm, to answer all your VA benefit related questions? Steve Johnson will be at the Library today starting at 11:00, so he can answer benefit questions, assist with tutoring help, give assistance through the food pantry, and any other needs you have on campus. Additionally, if you are running out of Post 9-11 benefits and have a service connected disability, he can assist with another program. Come and see him today at the Library if you need assistance or have questions!

We would like to invite students to come help us show our appreciation to the US soilders who are currently serving our country. We understand that due to the government closure, they may need some encouragement during this time. So come help us show our appreciation by making cards and other crafts for them.

Vegan Chipotle Chicken Taco
BBQ Chicken Stromboli
Asian Seared Beef Strips
Gardenburger(R) Black Bean Veggie Burger
BBQ Chicken & Cheddar Sandwich
Chicken & Hummus Ciabatta
Seasoned Roast Beef
Grilled Chicken Bruschetta
Capri Blend Vegetables
Cream Cheese Marbled Brownie

Yoga has been so busy lately and we don't want anyone else to miss out! February 27th at 6pm, the yoga class will be held in the multipurpose room of North Hall and can hold up to 50 people. Sign up in advance on mycampusrec.eku.edu. Don't forget to bring a yoga mat if you have one! For more information, please contact Lauren Smith at lauren.smith@eku.edu

Come join us for some free hot coffee on a chilly winter's day in Keen Johnson Plaza!

Wednesday - Chicken Caesar Salad

The speakers are Diane Parrish and Dave Cooper. Diane Parrish is the president of Making a Difference Now (MADN). Dave Cooper is the Program Coordinator of Animal Rescue in Appalachia, part of The Kentucky Dog Project. This talk will focus on efforts in helping people and animals in the Appalachia region. This event will count for SONA credit for Psychology students.

EKU Campus Rec's health promotions team has many opportunities for wellness events. Wellness Outreach provides an opportunity for peer educators to empower students through advocacy, education and outreach programs to encourage responsible decisions that promote optimal health and wellness. Visit the health promotion's table to be educated and win cool giveaways! The Eating Disorder Awareness Wellness event will be in the Fitness & Wellness Center from 11:00am-1:00pm! You won't want to miss out on these events!

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. EKU Center for the Arts side lot and back parking lot will be closed through event time. Alternate parking is available throughout campus.