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Join Chi Omega in raising money for The American Cancer Society, by "Dodging, ducking, dipping, diving, and dodging" at our Annual Dodgeball Tournament on February 21st-22nd in Weaver Gym. The cost is $50 per team with each additional team being $20 and spectator's admission will be $3. Contact Kaitlyn Lewis with any questions or for signups.

Event Date: February 216:30pm   Location: Weaver Gym   Cost: $50 per team

Sponsor: Chi Omega
Contact Information: Kaitlyn Lewis , 2707996257


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 2020 Graduation Ceremony. To be eligible, you must have applied for Spring or Summer 2020 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 March 20, 2020, 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 1 from 2:30-4:30. Questions? Please contact CLASS Academic Specialist, Megan Estes (megan.estes@eku.edu)

Event Date: March 20end of day

Sponsor: CLASS
Contact Information: Dr. Amy Thieme


The Statistics Club/Mu Sigma Rho will host a presentation by Dr. Yuriko Katsumata of the University of Kentucky: "Alzheimer's Disease and Statistical Genetics." Dementia is a clinical state characterized by a loss of function in cognitive domains and behavior. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia, accounting for over 50% of dementia cases. Although it has been more than 100 years since Alois Alzheimer published “About a Peculiar Disease of the Cerebral Cortex” in 1907, the exact cause of AD is yet to be identified. Because AD is caused by abnormal proteins acquiring toxicity and protein molecules are determined by the DNA sequences of genes, genetic analysis plays an important role to identify exact causes of AD.

Event Date: February 032:30 p.m.  Location: Wallace 344  Cost: Free

Sponsor: Statistics Club/Mu Sigma Rho
Contact Information: Lisa Kay, 622-1621


Looking for an opportunity to make a difference in causes you care about on campus? The Young Professionals in Philanthropy provide volunteer opportunities and resources for you to develop professionally and make a positive impact in your community. Why should you participate?
Students get to play an active role on campus by combating the societal stigma of viewing youth as unmotivated and disinterested, to a culture of viewing youth as assets to the community and society as a whole. Be a part of a movement that will enhance your leadership capabilities and other interpersonal skills most sought after by employers. The first meeting of the semester will be held on February 3rd at 6:00pm, located in the main library room 323B. Contact Keisha Williams by email at: keisha.williams@eku.edu for more information.

Event Date: February 036:00pm - 7:00pm   Location: Main library room 323B  Cost: Free

Sponsor: Annual Giving
Contact Information: Keisha Williams, 8596226802


Interested in a certificate in Adventure Recreation & Programming? Our certificates are designed to augment your skills and credentials to provide you a competitive advantage in the job market! Stop by the Department of Recreation and Park Administration (405 Begley) or visit recreation.eku.edu

Event Date: April 3111:30AM  Location: 405 Begley  Cost: None

Sponsor: Recreation and Park Administration
Contact Information: Jon McChesney, 859-622-1833
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