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Have you ever wondered what it is like to be in the Game Industry, or how to get your foot in the door? EKU Game and Dev will be hosting an event broken in two parts to cover the beginnings of the industry. For the first half, they will be discussing networking and portfolio building within the Game & Development industry and helping students prepare their own portfolios. In the second half, students will get to begin the game creation cycle with discussion about pitches, in which students will be able to pitch their ideas and recruit fellow members to work on their ideas for the semester. People in all fields and all skills are more than welcome to attend!

Come hang out at the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs! There will be free games, music, snacks, and more!

Have you ever wanted to be part of something greater, be part of a brotherhood? Well signup today and come out to Weaver at 6:00pm to find the brotherhood that will last a lifetime!

FREE FOOD AND PRIZES! From freshmen to seniors, whether exploratory, a geosciences major, or a major in another field, there is something for you at the open house. Stop by the Department of Geosciences Open House to meet our professors, learn about geoscience careers, find out about our courses (including Gen Ed 4 and 5B), hear about research opportunities, learn how GIS impacts your degree program/career, and learn about graduate schools. Fill up your map with stickers and be entered in a drawing to win gift cards from local restaurants/food vendors. End the visit at the Geosciences Student Commons for some free pizza!

Vegan Butternut Squash Risotto
Black-Eyed Pea Salad
Pepperoni Pizza
Caramel-Apple Cheesecake Flatbread
Sauteed Mushrooms
Lo Mein Noodles
Turkey Burger on White Roll
Gardenburger(R) Black Bean Veggie Burger
Roasted Tomato and Basil Toast
Chicken with Paprikash Sauce
Strawberry-Mint Shortcake
Sriracha Chocolate PB Mini Cupcake

Planetarium free showing: "To Space and Back" Free admission for Celebration of Science & Math week. Followed by a Live Star Talk presentation.

Eastern Kentucky University is conducting a survey to learn about students who are parents and/or guardians of children 18 or under and/or expecting parents. You should have received a pop up in your EKU direct asking you to complete the survey. Please help by completing the short 5 minute survey. Your experiences and feedback are important to us. If you have any questions regarding the survey, you may contact Robyn Moreland at 859-622-6684 or robyn.moreland@eku.edu.

EKU Assistance Animal Policy 1.3.3R requires all Emotional Support Animals register with the Center for Student Accessibility. It is a violation of this policy when ESAs are in the residence hall of the handler until registration is complete, and the student has met with their RHC. Violations of the EKU Animal Policy can lead to the removal of the animal from campus. Emotional Support Animals, also known as Assistance Animals, are restricted to their handler’s room and going outside to relieve themselves. ESAs “assist” an individual who may be diagnosed with a mental health issue by providing a sense of comfort. ESAs can be any type of animal; and have received no training to complete a job or task for their handler. If you have questions or concerns regarding a specific situation, please contact the Center for Student Accessibility Office.

Come by to find out about prestigious awards like Fulbright, Rhodes, Truman, Boren, Gilman and more.

EKU Accounting will host its annual 'Meet the Firms' night on Monday, September 19. Held each fall, this professional networking event provides a venue for students and firms to interact in a professional setting. Regional firms, both large and small, from Lexington, Richmond, Danville, and London are invited to recruit for full-time spring internships. One of the most important benefits of 'Meet the Firms' is the opportunity it provides students to meet and network with accounting professionals. Many students will be called back for interviews after submitting their resumes to recruiters.

Did you know you could study abroad during the winter or summer or even for a whole semester? Maybe you’re not sure where you can go or what classes you can take abroad. If you have questions, come to one of our study abroad general information sessions held every Friday in Keith 129 at 3 pm to find out more!