Calendar of Events

Free STI Testing sponsored by the Health Department resumes Thursday, September 16, 2021.  Clinics will be held at the Student Health Center in the Well-Being Center, 2nd Floor every other Thursday from 6pm-8pm.  STI testing may be performed by the Student Health Center but there is cost.  For further information, please review our services pricing guide. 

Join LGBTQIA+ for a screening of the film Saturday Church. Nov. 11, 7:00 p.m.

MAP is a structured treatment approach, comprised of three weekly in-session modules, inconjunction with an online component, designed to help you gain understanding of anxiety and learnways of coping.

Location: Tyler Haynes Commons 305

A safe place to help manage the grief of losing a loved one (e.g., parent, other family member, friend,etc). Navigating the challenges of the grief process can be a lonely place, and many hesitate toconfide in their friends out of concerns about burdening them. This group provides a safe andconsistent place to talk about your own grief as well as to listen to and support others who areexperiencing

Are you interested in studying language abroad? The Boren Scholarship may be your ticket! The Boren funds U.S. citizens to study less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to U.S. interests, including Africa, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East. In exchange for funding, Boren Scholars commit to working in the federal government for at least

Whether you teach, supervise, coach, direct, or work to advance personal or professional goals, mindful leadership can create space for creative solutions and allow you to become more comfortable with uncertainty and adversity. Mindfulness approaches may help you to recognize ineffective patterns, listen and innovate, and connect with your innate abilities to respond more

“Mr. Mwenso, a Sierra Leonean vocalist, comes from the jazz world, but his messages arrive in the form of a growl, not a croon, and his band, the Shakes, is a thrashing hybrid whose concerts often take the form of a prewar revue. If a tap dancer arrives to blow your mind midsong, don’t say you weren’t warned.” – The New York Times

Hit the road with Career Services to visit employers in major metropolitan areas to learn first-hand about the different industries and potential job and internship opportunities within organizations. In addition to the road trips, we also host evening receptions with alumni in related fields to allow students to connect with the Spider network.The deadline to apply for the following Spider Road

Part of IE Week: Chile.