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Thomas J. Misa
“Leonardo to the Internet: Technology and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present”
Thurs. Sept. 15, 7:30 PM
O’Donnell Hall
Bruce MacLaren Distinguished Lecture + STEM Week Keynote Thomas J. Misa recently retired as Professor of the History of Technology at the University of Minnesota, where he directed the Charles Babbage Center, taught courses in the History of Science, Technology and Medicine and was a member in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. His many books include the acclaimed Leonardo to the Internet: Technology and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present, just re-published in an updated 3rd edition by Johns Hopkins, as well as Fast Lane: Managing Science in the Internet World, A Nation of Steel: The Making of Modern America, 1865-1925 and the edited collections, Gender Codes: Why Women are Leaving Computing and Modernity and Technology.

Looking for an on-campus job that can count as an internship or coop? The Digital Engagement Center can satisfy specific curriculum requirements. According to NACE's Job Outlook 2022 report, when choosing between two otherwise equally qualified candidates, employers deem having an internship with its organization or within its industry to be the most influential factors: http://ow.ly/uMQQ50Htb5q Student employees call Eastern alumni to ask for contributions to the Eastern Fund. The work environment is competitive yet fun and rewarding. Callers must have a personable attitude, and work at least two of the four shifts available per week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Pay: Starting at $10/hour. Should your application be considered, you will be contacted by the hiring official by email.

Looking for volunteer opportunities on campus? Want to learn more about fundraising? Join the Young Professionals in Philanthropy (YPP)! Throughout the school year, members will organize fundraising and community engagement events to increase the awareness of philanthropy on campus. We will be fundraising for the Students Assistance Fund for Eastern (SAFE) Wednesday, September 21st.To find out more, contact Keisha Williams: keisha.williams@eku.edu

Join the Pre-Professional Health Society and hear from the Appalachian College of Pharmacy from Oakwood, Virginia!

The Student Recreation Center will close at 5pm on Saturday, September 17th in support of the home EKU Football game. #GoBigE

Come out on Thursday 9/22 at 10pm in Pearl Buchanan Theater to experience, The Roaring Cabaret! Giving off the speakeasy vibe while performers sing, dance, and act! So come dressed in your best flapper dress or your fanciest suit and preform the night away!

Due to an event, parking restrictions will be enforced at the EKU Center for the Arts. EKU Center for the Arts side lot and back parking lot will be closed today (9/15). Alternate parking is available throughout campus.

Join EKU Housing and Residence Life for our 2nd Annual Light Up Your ResLife! The night will be filled with laser tag, cotton candy, build-your-own stuffed animals, and so much more! Free t-shirts will also be provided. Make sure to stop by Keen Johnson Plaza on September 22 from 7 PM - 10 PM to join EKU Housing and Residence Life in all the fun!

Good Morning EKU, Come out and try Case Kitchen today. We are featuring - Cheddar buttermilk biscuit
Pita wedges
Beef flank steak
Chashu pulled pork
Grilled Indian spiced chicken
Jerk chicken
Classic hot dog
Hamburger
Crispy french fries

Kickoff the EKU Football season with traditions, new and old! We will kick off the evening with the annual City Fest event with a live band and featuring businesses from all over Richmond. We'll highlight the evening with the new Maroon Platoon Pep Rally and get ready to cheer on the Colonels against Charleston Southern on Saturday! Free shirts, food, and giveaways while supplies last!

Silent coffee is a time that the Deaf community and EKU students can come together and drink coffee, talk, catch-up, or play games together in order to facilitate friendships and provide extra practice in ASL. EKU students with any level of proficiency in ASL are welcome to join.

Come out and see the Concert Band performance.

Integrate to Regulate is a group designed to promote healing for trauma survivors. This group incorporates specific, concrete skills combined with expressive arts to support the process of trauma integration. This is a weekly in-person group provided by the EKU Counseling Center. A group orientation is required to join this group. Contact Andri Yennari at andri.yennari@eku.edu or call (859)622-1303 for more information about scheduling a group orientation appointment.

Start from Now is a group to support those dealing with body image issues and/or disordered eating patterns through a blend of education and discussion. This is a weekly in-person group provided by the EKU Counseling Center. A group orientation is required to join this group. Contact Melissa Cozart at melissa.cozart@eku.edu or call (859)622-1303 for more information about scheduling a group orientation appointment.

Join the staff of the EKU Counseling Center today for a Workshop on Emotional Regulation. Regardless of whether you’re at home or school, every day we can experience a wide range of emotions. This workshop will focus on the most scientifically backed methods of managing your emotions, provide activities and tools that can help you feel more grounded and in control of your emotional functioning.