Sunday, 27 Jun 2010
"Little Dresses for Africa" Work Day
Simple dresses made out of pillow cases provide relief and hope for the children of Africa. We will provide the supplies, but can use the hands of volunteers to assist with making the dresses. From cutting fabric and ironing to sewing, there is a place for anyone that has an hour or two to spare. Drop in our community studio to help another community of children in the orphanages of Central Africa.
U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference
The U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference is designed to advance our understanding of the science and policy issues related to biochar as both an agent for carbon sequestration as well as an amendment for soils. On June 27-30, join scientists, engineers, policymakers, policy analysts, producers and users at this event and learn of recent advances in biochar science, technology, and policy.
Class: Argentine Tango Practica
A multi-level class that meets every Sunday under the guidance of Valerie Williams.
Monday, 28 Jun 2010
U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference
The U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference is designed to advance our understanding of the science and policy issues related to biochar as both an agent for carbon sequestration as well as an amendment for soils. On June 27-30, join scientists, engineers, policymakers, policy analysts, producers and users at this event and learn of recent advances in biochar science, technology, and policy.
Retirement open house: Mary Schrandt-Prouty
Retirement open house for Mary Schrandt-Prouty, ISU Extension. Schrandt-Prouty is the NE Area Extension education director and works with Extension's ag and natural resources programs. There will be a short program at 4 p.m.
Mat Cutting with Amy Dreyer
Learn to size mats, cut straight and beveled edges, and hinge mount artwork on the NEW mat cutter at the Workspace. Bring a 5 x 7 or smaller art piece with you to class.
Tuesday, 29 Jun 2010
U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference
The U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference is designed to advance our understanding of the science and policy issues related to biochar as both an agent for carbon sequestration as well as an amendment for soils. On June 27-30, join scientists, engineers, policymakers, policy analysts, producers and users at this event and learn of recent advances in biochar science, technology, and policy.
Kids Story Time
Bring the kids to Reiman Gardens and enjoy a creative morning. With story time and crafts inspired by the featured children's books, kids are sure to have a good time.
Wellness seminar
"Health Issues for Men: Don't Bury Your Head in the Sand!" with Sally Barclay, ISU Nutrition Clinic for Employee Wellness.
Retirement open house: Michael Meetz
Meetz is an assistant scientist II in the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (department of veterinary diagnostic and production animal medicine). He is retiring June 30.
Acrylic Painting with Nancy Thompson
Learn techniques such as monochromatic painting, glazing, and full color application from a professional artist. Thompson has a MFA in Integrated Arts and is a great instructor for beginners as well as experienced painters. Students will share supplies.
Black and White Photography with Dan Neubauer
An introduction to all aspects of the photographic medium, from camera use and exposure control to basic darkroom procedures for the beginner. Part of two class sessions will be spent out of the classroom taking photos. Other time will be spent discussing lighting and composition, developing and printing film, and answering individual questions. Bring your own camera (35 mm SLR) to the first class.
Summer Carillon Concert Series
Amy Johansen, Sydney University, Sydney, Australia
Wednesday, 30 Jun 2010
U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference
The U.S. Biochar Initiative Conference is designed to advance our understanding of the science and policy issues related to biochar as both an agent for carbon sequestration as well as an amendment for soils. On June 27-30, join scientists, engineers, policymakers, policy analysts, producers and users at this event and learn of recent advances in biochar science, technology, and policy.
Retirement reception: Connie Lastine
Retirement reception for Connie Lastine, Information Technology Services systems analyst. She has worked at ISU for more than 16 years.
Retirement reception: Linda Reindl
Linda Reindl, a licensure analyst in the university teacher education program, is retiring after 32 years of service to ISU. A short program will begin at 3 p.m.
Farwell reception: Richard Barajas
A farewell reception for Richard Barajas, program coordinator in multicultural student affairs.
Retirement reception: Ken Kirkland
Retirement reception for Ken Kirkland, executive director of the ISU Research Foundation (ISURF) and director of the Office of Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer (OIPTT).
Friday, 02 Jul 2010
Dance social
Friday night dance socials are hosted by the ISU Ballroom Dance Club. Singles are welcome; dress is casual.