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EVENTS
October 2008
Conversation Café
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
7-8pm
AMU, 407
Improve your English speaking skills in a fun and friendly setting. Led by a native or near native English speaker.
Study Abroad Returnee Series: Social Justice Post Study Abroad
Wednesday, October 1st
12-1pm
AMU, 407
A regular brown-bag series for students who have recently returned from study abroad. This one focuses on continuing social justice activities while you are home.
Success Strategies for Graduate Students
Wednesday, October 1st
3 pm
AMU, 407
This session is designed for international graduate students. Offered by Student Educational Service it is designed to meet the needs of Master's, doctoral and professional school students to ensure academic success.
Professional Employment Opportunities for F-1 Students: CPT, OPT, H1-B
Friday, October 3rd
2 pm
Career Service, Holthusen Hall
Learn about employment options, how to apply for these benefits of F-1 status, and the resources provided by Career Services for your professional job search.
Culture Café - Cross Cultural Games Night
Friday, October 3rd
5-7pm
AMU, 407
Enjoy coffee (and tea), culture and meet friends – new and old. This culture cafe will feature games from cultures across the world.
Study Abroad Returnee Series: "What I Wish I Knew as a Freshman"
Wednesday, October 8th
12-1pm
AMU, 407
A regular brown-bag series for prospective students who are interested in study abroad. This one focuses on sharing information with prospective study abroad students - especially tips that only a returnee would know.
Stress Management and Relaxation Workshop
Friday, October 10th
5-6pm
AMU, 407
Are you feeling dtressed by your workload and impending exams, papers and projects? Take a break from your hectic schedule and learn how to manage stress and relax...and be healthier and more productive as a result. Presented by Stuent Health Services.
Study Abroad Returnee Series: "Marketing your Study Abroad Experience"
Tuesday, October 14th
12-1pm
AMU, 407
A regular brown-bag series for students who have recently returned from study abroad. This one focuses on turning your study abroad experience into a strengh in future job searches.
“And God Said It Was Good” – A Conference Weaving Together Science and Spirituality
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 17 and 18
6:30pm-9pm (Friday), 8am-5pm (Saturday)
Marquette University, Alumni Memorial Union
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PLENARY SESSIONS
Rev. Michael Dowd, Keynote Speaker, Author of Thank God for Evolution!
Three presentations:
• Thank God for Evolution!
• Beyond Sustainability: An Inspiring Vision of the Future
• The Gospel According to Evolution
Meditations/Music led by St. Louis Jesuits’ Bob Dufford, SJ, Jesuit Retreat House, Oshkosh, WI
Sponsored by the Casa Romero Renewal Center
Registration fee: $95.00 ($80.00 before August 15)
Students: $40.00
For more detailed descriptions, visit www.casaromerocenter.org or call 414-224-7564.
Study Abroad Returnee Series: "Articulating the Benefits of Study Abroad in Graduate School Applications"
Tuesday, October 21st
12-1pm
AMU, 407
A regular brown-bag series for students who have recently returned from study abroad. This one focuses on maximizing the appeal of study abroad on graduate school applications.
Preparing for Winter
Tuesday, October 21st
3-4pm
AMU, 407
As the days and nights grow colder, learn how to keep yourself healthy and warm - and have fun - all winter long. Presented by Student Health Services.
The World Food Crisis: How did it get so bad and why should we care?
Thursday, October 23rd
7pm
Cudahy, 001
A presentation by Raj Patel, agricultural scholar and author of the book "Stuffed and Starved: the Battle for the World Food System".
Soup With Substance with Raj Patel. The World Food Crisis: Fixing the food system.
Friday, October 24th
12-1 pm
AMU, 163
A presentation by Raj Patel, agricultural scholar and author of the book "Stuffed and Starved: the Battle for the World Food System".
Understanding the US election process.
Tuesday, October 28th
12-1:30 pm
AMU, 407
An overview of the American presidential elections for all who would like to understand it.
Faculty luncheon with Peacemaker in Residence.
Wednesday, October 29th
12-1:30 pm
AMU, 407
Faculty are invited to meet with Chris Arends, Marquette's Peace Maker in Residence. Chris's residence is sponsored by the Center for Peacemaking. He teaches the "Theology and Forgiveness" class in the South African Service Learning Program.
If I Could Vote...Who I Would Vote For And Why.
Thursday, October 30th
12-1:30 pm
AMU, 121 (Multicultural Center)
Not everyone residing in the USA - and paying taxes - is able to vote. Here is an oportunity to have your say - and to listen to the thoughts of those who do not have a vote, but who are impacted by US laws and foreign policy decisions.
