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EKU Public Safety will be conducting a limited test of our Alertus computer pop ups and beacons today at 12:20PM. This test is necessary to check the functionality of a new server built for use with Rave Mobile Safety, our primary Emergency Notification System. This test will be limited to the Email and Alertus (computer pop up and beacon) alert methods only. Thank you for your support in testing these important notification systems.

Join us in Pearl Theatre as Acting I students share rehearsed readings of Ghost Stories. If you're a teller of scary stories-bring yours! The event will take place from 12:45-1:45.

The College of Letters, Arts, & Social Sciences (CLASS) is offering a $500 stipend to a graduating student to present a commencement speech at the Spring 2019 Graduation Ceremony. To be eligible, you must have applied for Spring or Summer 2019 Graduation within CLASS. •Speeches should be about 4-5 minutes in length, which is about 3-4 pages of double-spaced text.
•MSWord or Rich Text Format, double-spaced, in 12-point Times New Roman font, with normal one-inch margins
•At the top of text please include full name, EKU ID number, major, expected degree, and department. Submit speeches before the end of the day Friday, March 22nd, by sending an e-mail attachment of the text to Dr. Amy Thieme at amy.thieme@eku.edu. Interviews with finalists will be Wednesday, April 3rd. Questions? Please contact CLASS Academic Specialist, Megan Estes (megan.estes@eku.edu)

Students are welcomed to paint, recite poetry, spoken word, and/or impromptu. This event is geared towards students' therapy of relaxation and meditation. Please contact Bro. Taylor or a member of the Rho Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. For further events and announcements, please follow our chapter instagram page @ekualphas1988

The EKU Agriculture Club is putting on their annual lawnmower clinic. You can drop your lawnmowers off at the shop located within the Carter building. We charge 25 dollars per push mower and 50 dollars per riding mower. These costs will cover basic maintenance. It will cover sharpening the blades of the lawnmower, power washing it, changing the oil, cleaning the air filter and checking the spark plug. If you need other things done to your mower you can contact us and we can negotiate a price depending on the work you need done. Lawnmowers can be dropped off between 12:00 and 1:00 as well as 3:00 and 4:00 ‪on March 22nd and 25th. They can be picked up ‪from 12:00 to 4:00 on March 29th. If you have any questions feel free to contact Bailey Wert at ‪bailey_wert@mymail.eku.edu.

Kappa Sigma and Alpha Omicron Pi are excited to announce we will be hosting an indoor volleyball tournament benefiting the Military Heroes Campaign and The Arthritis Foundation. There will be live music as well as a silent auction with various baskets and prizes to bid on while you watch the tournament.

Free ballroom lesson and open dance starting at 8:30 tonight in the Weaver Dance Studio. This event is free and open to EKU students and community members. Tonight's lesson is Hustle, but there will be other dances during open dance. No partner necessary and newcomers are welcome! Hoping to see you there!

SGA welcomes you TONIGHT to our Spring 2019 Concert!! RODNEY ATKINS will be performing with Hannah Dasher as the opening act! All students can get one FREE TICKET when purchased at the EKU Center website. Offer good for all currently enrolled full- and part-time EKU students. Enter your valid student ID # online (in 'passcode' field) for tickets. Limit 1 ticket per student. Bring ID and e-ticket for entry! Free t-shirts will be provided to the first 500 people. Cookout food will also be available while supplies last! "If You're Going Through Hell" and need a good night or "Just Wanna Rock N' Roll" come on out!

Students interested in raising money for their study abroad program should come to our study abroad fundraising workshop on Friday, March 22nd at 3:30 pm at our office (Keith 129) to learn about effective ways to fundraise for your study abroad experience from a fellow student who was extremely successful in raising money.

Join us for a fun filled evening celebrating the food, music, dances, fashion and much more from around the world. The 33rd Annual International Banquet is the continuation of the EKU tradition of celebration and sharing of the rich diversity and culture of the international students and other students with EKU and the community. Purchase your today tickets at Whitlock Room 455 or online at https://secure.touchnet.net/C20703_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=78

EKU students have an opportunity to come meet and listen to two recent EKU graduates. Dalton Stanley and Nick Wallace will be sharing their insights about how to market yourself and distinguish yourself in the workforce. Students will hear firsthand some tips and tricks of how to land a job and make connections following graduation. Mark your calendars and plan to attend. For more information contact caitlyn_kirchoff@mymail.eku.edu or philip.boutin@eku.edu

MCC Week is now approaching!
Life’s A Game: Play with the cards you’re dealt!
On Monday join us for Human Uno. On Tuesday we’re going big with a life size Tic Tac Toe relay. On Wednesday we’re bringing the classic Family Feud to EKU, then bringing it home with an Ultimate game of LIFE! #whymcc #mcceku #lifesagame #springmcc #welcomebackweek #playyourcardsright

SATURDAY MORNING SCIENCE: Feathered Friends Field Trip 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 Feathered Friends Field Trip. Students will learn about a variety of bird characteristics and then travel to Taylor Fork Ecological Area on campus and work with EKU grad schools to mist net and band birds. 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 22

Anyone interested in participating in the next Musical Theatre production please join us in the Foster Music Building Room 100 at 2:30pm this Friday, March 22, 2019.

The Claude K. Smith Endowed Lecture Series on Accounting is designed to provide students with the opportunity to hear, meet, network with, and learn from nationally recognized experts in the accounting profession. Additionally, the lecture series will be available to members of the accounting profession and the general community. Ginger White, CMA, CSCA, is Chair of the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Global Board of Directors for the 2018-2019 fiscal year.

Hello guys, gals, and nonbinary pals! The Alphabet Center will be hosting a movie night featuring the After Stonewall Documentary. The Documentary will focus on Gay Rights and Activism after the historic Stonewall Riots, some of the subject matter might be sensitive to some, therefore a trigger warning is established. *the Alphabet Center does not own or have any rights to the movie*

Students can make dog toys for the local animal shelters out of t-shirts in Downstairs Powell from 11am-1pm. Students that make 3 toys will be eligible for the door prize drawing at Disney Trivia on March 25th at 9pm.

Students can volunteer for one hour in the Colonel’s Cupboard. We need help chalking sidewalks, sorting/stocking goods, and general help around the space. Students can stop in between 8am and 12pm for their service hour and a chance to win the door prize at Disney Trivia on March 25th at 9pm!

If you’re looking for a part-time job in the Richmond/Lexington area contact Kennedy Jewell! There are tons of local employers looking to hire EKU students and are willing to work around your class schedule! If you are interested in a job for the school year or even just during the summer, reach out via email to kennedy.jewell@eku.edu or call at 859-622-1296!

Let your voice be heard, Colonels! Student Life & First-Year Experience wants your feedback on what types of activities you would like offered on campus. Participants in our survey will be entered to win a free Roku player! You can find our brief survey by clicking "More on this Announcement".

Come join us as we enjoy a free home-cooked meal provided by a local church. Free food, good company, and loads of enjoyment awaits!

Africa Today: Progress, Promises, & Challenges offers a panel discussion with participation from the audience. Prior to the discussion, there will be a dinner with photos on the red carpet in the Whitlock Lobby, 5:00-5:45 p.m.

Apply today to be an Orientation Leader for this summer. Please apply before March 27th at Jobs@eku.edu. If you have any questions please feel free to email allison.bullins@eku.edu.

A time to worship to God through song and learn more about our faith and how to live out our faith.