Saturday, 09 Apr 2011
OTS Easter egg hunt
Omega Tau Sigma, the professional veterinary fraternity, is hosting an Easter egg hunt for kids of students, faculty and staff. Other activities include Easter movies and a visit from the Easter Bunny.
ISU Baseball Club
ISU vs. South Dakota (double-header, second game at 2:30 p.m.).
Softball
Iowa State vs. Texas Tech.
The Fashion Show 2011
The Fashion Show is an annual student-run event, showcasing the work of student designers and models. The exhibition begins at 6 p.m., followed by the runway show at 7 p.m.
Sunday, 10 Apr 2011
ISU Baseball Club
ISU vs. South Dakota (double-header, second game at 1:30 p.m.).
Buck Bowling
$1 bowling, $ 1 shoes, and $1 soda!
Softball
Iowa State vs. Texas Tech.
Storytime with Chuck
Bring the entire family to the Brunnier Art Museum to hear the exciting tale of "Critter Sitter" and "Jungle Gym Jitters" read by author and illustrator Chuck Richards. Following storytime, children will be invited to complete a scavenger hunt of works of art in the museum.
Argentine Tango with Valerie Williams
This Milonga (dance party) is a multi-level class with lots of time to enjoy the music and dance.
Performance: Man 1 Bank 0
Imagine if you could cash those non-negotiable checks you get in the mail for the money. This is exactly the amazing, but true story of Patrick Combs who deposited a non-negotiable junk mail check and the bank actually cashes it! "Man 1 Bank 0" is sure to be a hit and take the audience on an edge-of-your-seat adventure.
Monday, 11 Apr 2011
The Song of Mulan
Theatre IV presents The Song of Mulan as part of the Martha-Ellen Tye Performing Arts Institute Youth Matinee Series.
Buck Bowling
$1 bowling, $ 1 shoes, and $1 soda!
The Song of Mulan
Theatre IV presents The Song of Mulan as part of the Martha-Ellen Tye Performing Arts Institute Youth Matinee Series.
Horticulture seminar
"Horticultural, Ecophysiological, and Provenance Evaluations of Dirca spp.," Kelly Norris, ISU horticulture.
Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People
Actress and comedian Amy Sedaris once again rivals Martha Stewart with a new book to help her fans through these dire economic times. It is appropriately named Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People. She previously shared her domestic skills in the satirical guide to entertaining I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence. Part of the National Affairs Series.
Tuesday, 12 Apr 2011
Registration opens (freshmen)
First day of assigned Summer 2011 and Fall 2011 registration dates for students projected as freshmen. Hours for AccessPlus registration are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., Monday-Saturday, and most Sundays.
TIAA-CREF financial seminar
"Save for Tomorrow, Start Today." Getting you to and through retirement. Are you interested in finding out how you can take advantage of your employer's retirement plan? It's easier than you think. Please preregister, space limited.
Tuesday Tea
Come to the Farm House Museum to enjoy tea and conversation about all things Farm House. Mark your calendar from 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Tuesdays this month and enjoy the 150 year old structure in a whole new way. Check the University Museums website to learn what the discussion topic will be. Can't make it at noon? The Farm House will be serving tea from 12 to 4 pm on Tuesdays so stop in any time.
Agron 600C - Crop Production and Physiology Seminar
Gerald Sebuwufu
Ecology, Biotechnology, and Sustainable Agriculture
"Ecology, Biotechnology and Sustainable Agriculture," Paul Thompson, Michigan State University; and Fred Kirschenmann, ISU Leopold Center. Thompson is author of "The Agrarian Vision," and Kirschenmann is author of "Cultivating an Ecological Conscience." A reception will follow the forum. Part of the Live Green! Sustainability Series.
Polymer Clay Eggs
Using a variety of techniques like filigree, open lacework, and surface stamping to create beautiful polymer clay eggs.
Debates on Capitalism from the Perspective of the Global South
"Comparative Study in Development and Social Change: Debates on Capitalism from the Perspective of the Global South," Samuel Zalanga, Bethel University. He specializes in development studies and social change, teaching on such topics as the sociology of development, growth and development of the modern city, social inequality and religion in society.
Wednesday, 13 Apr 2011
Open house: National Student Employment Week
Hosted by the Office of Student Financial Aid for students employed either on or off campus. Student Employee of the Year and Students of Distinction will be honored. "Breakfast on the Go" theme includes free food and beverages and drawings for door prizes.
NSF Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM Mock Panel Review
This workshop will engage participants in a mock panel review of an actual proposal submitted to the Course, Curriculum and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) or Transforming Undergraduate Education in STEM (TUES) programs. Participants will be required to read the proposal in advance and prepare an individual review identifying its strengths and weaknesses according to the NSF review criteria.
TIAA-CREF financial seminar
"Your Retirement Income Options." Developing a sound financial strategy for retirement can make a big difference. If you're one year or less away from retirement, we can help you review your options and determine what to do next. Now is the time to get answers to some important questions and begin planning. Please preregister, space limited.
Women's Studies Brown Bag Series
"Children in Armed Conflict: Transformative Ritual as Peacebuilding," Ashley Schmuecker, senior in religious studies. This session will look at children's ritual in healing, trauma therapy and the child solider community reintegration thus establishing a foundational understanding of how ritual is used with orphaned or vulnerable children (OVC) in armed conflict.
Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Change
Paul Thompson is the Kellogg Chair in Agriculture, Food and Community at Michigan State University. He joined the Philosophy Department at Michigan State in 2003, with partial appointments in the Agricultural Economics and Resource Development Departments. Part of the Live Green! Sustainability Series.
Sustainable Agriculture Colloquium
Paul Thompson, W.K. Kellogg Chair in Agriculture, Food and Community, Michigan State University
Geology Seminar
"How juicy is the Earth's inner core? Reconciling mineral physics and seismological observations" by David Dobson, University College, London, UL and Distinguished Lecturer, Mineralogical Society of America