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Would you like to have your artwork featured by EKU Libraries? If so, we encourage you to enter your original artwork in the 2021 Student Art Exhibit for a chance to win a prize and have your artwork displayed in the Library. Entries must be submitted by April 14th, 2021. Selected artists will be notified by April 16th. If your artwork is selected to be featured, you must submit the physical artwork in person at the Main Library, or send a high quality scan by April 19th.
Artwork will be displayed in an exhibit in the John Grant Crabbe Main Library, as well as virtually so audiences everywhere can enjoy!
The winner of the art contest will have their work displayed in EKU's Main Library and will also receive a special prize. To learn more and submit your artwork, please click "More On This Announcement."

Interested in theatre? Want to get involved on campus? Come to Alpha Psi Omega's open meeting to learn what we're about and how we are keeping theatre alive on campus!

Did you know you could study abroad during the summer or winter 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 at 3 p.m. on the Zoom Link: https://eku.zoom.us/j/98585949851 or email to create your own appointment!

Understanding Self & Others is a group that supports participants as they create healthy relationships with others and with themselves. This group promotes authentic interactions as well as learning from others' experiences. In a time of isolation and loneliness, this group can help create a sense of connection and belonging. This is a weekly virtual group provided by the EKU Counseling Center and hosted through a secure video platform.
Please contact Michalle Rice at michalle.rice@eku.edu or (859)622-1303 if interested or for more information.

The Kentucky Center for Veterans Studies (KCVS) regularly invites individuals with unique perspectives on veterans’ issues to speak to classes and the larger campus community. Join us for a talk with Moe Armstrong, a decorated combat veteran of the US Marine Corps. Mr. Armstrong uses his recovery and education to help others struggling with mental illness. He has set up peer support networks across the country, including the “Vet to Vet,” a program at Errera Community Care Center. Vet to Vet that uses education, peer mentoring, and writing to help those on the path to recovery. Come hear Moe’s story. All are welcome! Register where it says “More” below. The Zoom Link and Passcode will be on the confirmation page once you click submit.