Poster session showcasing innovative and successful projects that received 2007-2008 Retention & Recruitment Grants from P&S Council, followed by panel discussion at 12:10 pm, “Retention Through Innovation and Collaboration” 515-294-2787
Annual spring art sale of work by students majoring in integrated studio arts, including ceramics, furniture design, metals, painting, photography and printmaking. Sponsored by College of Design Art Clubfree to attend; most individual items $10 to $100 515-294-8883
Join us as we come together to celebrate the achievements of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and ally graduates! Food and beverages will be provided. Please RSVP via email to kwent@iastate.edu by 5 pm Friday, April 25thno charge 294-5433
“Martin Luther King: The Inconvenient Hero,” by Vincent Harding, discussion led by Mary Sawyer, ISU religious studies and African American Studies, through 7 p.m., bring your dinner if you like, contact YWCA Ames/ISU for book discount, other discussion dates: April 3 and April 17free (space is limited, so registration is required) 515-294-1663
Carol Fuhler, associate professor of curriculum and instruction, through 6 p.m., program at 4:30 p.m. 515-294-9531
Iowa State’s MBA program, through 1 p.m., lunch is provided, register online or by phonefree 515-294-8118
Annual spring art sale of work by students majoring in integrated studio arts, including ceramics, furniture design, painting, photography, printmaking and metals. Sponsored by College of Design Art Club.free to attend; individual items $5 to $100 515-294-8883
End of term buyback begins at teh University Book Store
Join Tanya Zanish-Belcher, Head of ISU Litbrary’s Special Collections/University Archives, as she describes her Department’s Sesquicentennial projects. From artifacts to oral history interviews, from blogs to websites, from diaries to snapshots, she will share some of the more unique objects from the collection$2 515-232-2148
Brenda Daly, University Professor of English and director of the Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities, through 5 p.m., program at 4 p.m. 515-294-4455
Faculty Senate, through 5 p.m.free 4-9717
Kay Mueller, lecturer and adviser in the communication studies program of the English department, through 5 p.m., brief program at 3:45 p.m., Mueller retires at the end of the semester after 14 years at Iowa State 515-294-4455
An ISU ADVANCE networking event, hosted by Jan Thompson, natural resource ecology and management and ADVANCE equity adviser to the College of Agriculture and LIfe Sciences, through 1 p.m., bring your lunch, beverages and cookies providedfree 515-294-6151
James Rodde, conductorAdults - $10.00; Students - $5.00 515-294-3831
Celebrations! Awards, recognnizes achievements of Iowa State multicultural students and their allies, RSVP to omsa@iastate.edu 294-6338
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