Are you interested in joining an honor society that is dedicated to service, leadership and achievement and open to all majors?
Sigma Alpha Lambda (SAL) would love to have you at our next meeting on October 3rd @ 6pm outside of Butcher Hall. We will start by cleaning our Adopt-A-Campus spot. Afterwards, we will be in room 128 of Vissar Hall to make posters for Can the Bods/Food Fight Against Hunger canned food drive. We will also be making letters to send to our troops overseas. Hope to see you there!
Friday, September 28, 2018
SPURS Homecoming Royalty Nominations
Nominations are due Monday, October 1 for SPURS Homecoming Royalty. Nominees must be ESU seniors (90+ hours, undergraduates) with a 3.0 or better GPA. Organizations can nominate 10% of their male and 10% of their female members.
Send nominations, including organization, names and ESU email, to lbland@emporia.edu as soon as possible, but by October 1. When the names are received, nominees will receive an application. Applications are due October 8.
Send nominations, including organization, names and ESU email, to lbland@emporia.edu as soon as possible, but by October 1. When the names are received, nominees will receive an application. Applications are due October 8.
Register for Tilford Conference
The 2018 Michael Tilford Conference Registration is now open at this link: https://www.fhsu.edu/tilfordconference/. The REGISTER NOW button is at the top of the main page, as well as Hotel information
Fort Hays State University is hosting this year on Monday, October 22 - Tuesday, October 23, 2018.
On Monday, October 22 at 7 pm, John Quinones from ABC News and host of "What Would You Do" will be speaking in Beach Schmidt Auditorium. We will have an opportunity to meet John Quinones when he joins us for breakfast on Tuesday morning, October 23, 2018, from 8-9:15 am.
On Tuesday morning, Dr. Mike Middleton, the most recent past President of the University of Missouri will speak about racial incident triage and building bridges in one's community. Then Dr. Julie Middleton, also of the University of Missouri, will be giving the plenary talk that afternoon.
I hope to see you in Hays soon.
Fort Hays State University is hosting this year on Monday, October 22 - Tuesday, October 23, 2018.
On Monday, October 22 at 7 pm, John Quinones from ABC News and host of "What Would You Do" will be speaking in Beach Schmidt Auditorium. We will have an opportunity to meet John Quinones when he joins us for breakfast on Tuesday morning, October 23, 2018, from 8-9:15 am.
On Tuesday morning, Dr. Mike Middleton, the most recent past President of the University of Missouri will speak about racial incident triage and building bridges in one's community. Then Dr. Julie Middleton, also of the University of Missouri, will be giving the plenary talk that afternoon.
I hope to see you in Hays soon.
TRIO Student Support Services Job Opportunity!
TRIO SSS is looking for tutors who are willing to help students succeed in the classroom! We are looking for students who are willing to be peer tutors/mentors to participants in our program. If you are interested please check out the Job Listings: All On-Campus Jobs page found on the Emporia State University's webpage — https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/index.html. Click on Job #19047.
UAC presents Night at the Movies: Venom
Attention ESU students: Go get your tickets starting Monday, October 1st for Night at the Movies: Venom! This event will take place on Friday, October 5th at Emporia B&B Theaters at 10pm! Tickets are $2 for Emporia State students who purchase them at the Ticketing Office in the Memorial Union! Venom is a brand new movie coming to theaters so this is a great deal for all ESU students! We hope to see you there!
Banned Books Week, Sept 23-29
"Let children read whatever they want and then talk about it with them. If parents and kids can talk together, we won't have as much censorship because we won't have as much feat." Judy Blume
Books are usually banned with "the best intentions" to protect others from difficult ideas and information. The First Amendment of the Constitution guarantees our right to free speech, which includes the right to read and write books that might be considered by some to be offensive. Because this freedom is one of our fundamental rights, individuals should be free to read whatever they choose.
Celebrate Banned Books week by stopping by the ESU White Library to check out our display of banned books. Pick up a bookmark. Guess the titles of the books in a jar to win prizes.
Books are usually banned with "the best intentions" to protect others from difficult ideas and information. The First Amendment of the Constitution guarantees our right to free speech, which includes the right to read and write books that might be considered by some to be offensive. Because this freedom is one of our fundamental rights, individuals should be free to read whatever they choose.
Celebrate Banned Books week by stopping by the ESU White Library to check out our display of banned books. Pick up a bookmark. Guess the titles of the books in a jar to win prizes.
IT Social Media Contest!
NCSAM 2018 – Social Media Contest
“Information Security”
September 15 - October 15
Win an iPad as first prize!
In celebration of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, the Information Security team is hosting its second contest in search of information security awareness social media posts developed by college students for the campus community. The content of the posts will be featured on the university’s communication channels, including websites, social media etc. Winners will be notified by October 31, 2018. For more information go to the Information Security Tile on Hornet 365.
“Information Security”
September 15 - October 15
Win an iPad as first prize!
In celebration of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, the Information Security team is hosting its second contest in search of information security awareness social media posts developed by college students for the campus community. The content of the posts will be featured on the university’s communication channels, including websites, social media etc. Winners will be notified by October 31, 2018. For more information go to the Information Security Tile on Hornet 365.
Depression Screening: Tue Oct 2nd - Thur Oct 4th
Did you know that depression is one of the most significant reasons students do not succeed in college?
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
Monday: Forensic Science Open House and Seminar!
Interested in forensic science? Come to Science Hall 147 from 4-5:30 MONDAY to get a tour of our crime scene room, meet our students, and talk to the faculty. Stay for a seminar on forensic DNA given by Jarrah Kennedy, Senior Criminalist in Biology/DNA at the Kansas City Police Department Crime Laboratory. The seminar is at 7pm in Science Hall 72. Both events are free and open to the public.
Morse South Elevator Inoperative
The elevator in Morse South has been inoperative for the past two days. Despite having our on-call elevator contractor working on it the past two days, the issue still has not been resolved. The contractor is working on it today (Friday) and will continue to work on it until it is fixed.
The departments located in Morse South and Morse Southeast should make arrangements to accommodate individuals who are unable to use the stairways to access the different floors. Please work with Stephanie Adams (Director of Student Accessibility and Support Services) with notifications and relocations.
We will keep you informed of the progress and hopefully the re-opening of the elevator. Thank you for your patience and assistance.
The departments located in Morse South and Morse Southeast should make arrangements to accommodate individuals who are unable to use the stairways to access the different floors. Please work with Stephanie Adams (Director of Student Accessibility and Support Services) with notifications and relocations.
We will keep you informed of the progress and hopefully the re-opening of the elevator. Thank you for your patience and assistance.
Homecoming Shirt Sales
2018 Homecoming shirts sales are open now until October 8th. Be sure to order your homecoming shirt!
T-shirts are $12 and Long sleeve are $16. Sales are available online (debit/credit) and at the Memorial Union Welcome Center (cash/check).
https://secure.touchnet.com/C20725_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=23
T-shirts are $12 and Long sleeve are $16. Sales are available online (debit/credit) and at the Memorial Union Welcome Center (cash/check).
https://secure.touchnet.com/C20725_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=23
October 9 - Crusader for Democracy: The Political Life of William Allen White
Special Collections and Archives presents Charles Delgadillo, who will be reading from his book Crusader for Democracy: The Political Life of William Allen White, published by the University Press of Kansas. Delgadillo’s vivid portrait gives readers a behind-the-scenes view of the twentieth-century political and economic order in the making, with William Allen White firmly in the middle, deploying the soft power of friendship and influence to advance the cause of the common man and the promise of equal opportunity as the very foundation of American democracy.
This event will take place on October 9 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Special Collections and Archives exhibit hall outside Room 119 of William Allen White Library. Audience is limited to 30. Copies of the book will be available for purchase.
This event will take place on October 9 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Special Collections and Archives exhibit hall outside Room 119 of William Allen White Library. Audience is limited to 30. Copies of the book will be available for purchase.
Win $50 Memorial Union Bookstore Gift Card
On Tuesday, October 2nd and Wednesday, October 3rd students, faculty, and staff will have the opportunity to win 1 of 2 $50 gift cards to the Memorial Union Bookstore by supporting Can the Bods. "Bring it to the Cart" will be located in Union Square from 9am-1pm. For each item donated you will receive 1 ticket for the prize drawing.
All proceeds go to Corky's Cupboard, your on campus food pantry, located in the Memorial Union behind the Center for Student Involvement, free to all ESU students in need of temporary food assistance.
Corky's Cupboard's greatest needs are rice, pasta, and proteins such as peanut butter, canned chicken, & tuna.
Questions? E-mail chornets@emporia.edu
All proceeds go to Corky's Cupboard, your on campus food pantry, located in the Memorial Union behind the Center for Student Involvement, free to all ESU students in need of temporary food assistance.
Corky's Cupboard's greatest needs are rice, pasta, and proteins such as peanut butter, canned chicken, & tuna.
Questions? E-mail chornets@emporia.edu
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Tonight "Dolores" screening
Join us tonight for a screening and discussion of the documentary "Dolores," based on the life of Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers. The screening will occur Thursday, September 27, at 6pm in the Blue Key room (Memorial Union)
The documentary has won awards at several film festivals and has outstanding reviews. Come learn more about the life of this amazing woman!
The documentary has won awards at several film festivals and has outstanding reviews. Come learn more about the life of this amazing woman!
Tonight! fire drills Morse south, Morse southeast and Roosevelt Hall
We will be conducting required quarterly fire drills at Morse South, Morse Southeast and Roosevelt Hall on Thursday, September 27, 2018 between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. This is a drill and everyone is expected to exit the building when the alarms are activated. It will be monitored for compliance. We appreciate your cooperation and participation.
Thanks.
Thanks.
TRIO Student Support Services Job Opportunity!
TRIO SSS is looking for tutors who are willing to help students succeed in the classroom! We are looking for students who are willing to be peer tutors/mentors to participants in our program. If you are interested please check out the Job Listings: All On-Campus Jobs page found on the Emporia State University's webpage — https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/index.html. Click on Job #19047.
Banned Books Week, Sept 23rd to Sept. 29th
Is an item challenged or banned? A challenge is an attempt to remove or restrict materials based upon the objections of a person or group. A banning is the removal of those materials. Challenges do not simply involve a person expressing a point of view, rather, they are an attempt to remove material from the curriculum or library, thereby restricting the access of others. Due to the commitment of librarians, teachers, parents, students, and other concerned citizens, most challenges are unsuccessful and most materials are retained in the school curriculum or library collection.
To learn more about Banned Books, stop by ESU's White Library this week to check out our display of banned books, pick up a bookmark, and try to guess the titles of our books in a jar to win fabulous prizes.
To learn more about Banned Books, stop by ESU's White Library this week to check out our display of banned books, pick up a bookmark, and try to guess the titles of our books in a jar to win fabulous prizes.
How to: Maximize Your Strength
Join us at How to: Maximize Your Strength on Oct. 2 @ 8:00 pm!
This workshop focuses on proper form and technique as well as modifications and progressions of major exercises targeting major muscle groups so you can move forward knowing how to properly perform, demo, and master a squat, lunge, press, or curl! Learn safety options of exercises to prevent injury or how to intensify your exercises to get the most out of your workouts and strength training.
Stay updated on news and events by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat!
This workshop focuses on proper form and technique as well as modifications and progressions of major exercises targeting major muscle groups so you can move forward knowing how to properly perform, demo, and master a squat, lunge, press, or curl! Learn safety options of exercises to prevent injury or how to intensify your exercises to get the most out of your workouts and strength training.
Stay updated on news and events by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat!
Trivia Night at the Lyon Country History Center
Love trivia and want a chance for your team of friends to win a $300 cash prize? Come join the fun on Thursday, October 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Lyon County History Center at 711 Commerical Street. Cost is $10 per player with six people per team. If you don't have a team, come anyway and History Heroes will find a team for you. To reserve a spot (helpful, but not required), or for more information, call 620-340-6310. Proceeds go to the Lyon County Historical Society.
Students Demand Action Meeting Thursday Oct. 4th 7:00 PM
Interested in working to end gun violence? Come join ESU's Students Demand Action chapter on Thursday Oct. 4th at 7:00 PM in the Miller Room in Memorial Union. Grab a friend & come make a difference!!! #Enough #NeverAgain
Managing Midterms on October 8th!
UAC understands that midterms is a stressful time for students so we are hosting a De-Stress event! Managing Midterms will be on October 8th in the William Allen White Library! There will be sugar scrubs, de-stress coloring pages, and even puppies! Come to the WAW Library anytime between 11am and 3pm and de-stress with us!
William Allen White Book Awards - Volunteers needed
William Allen White Children's Book Awards is celebrating its 66th anniversary on Saturday, October 6. This wonderful event brings a plethora of children to the ESU campus each year for time to read, meet authors, make crafts, etc. The event requires volunteers to help keep everything running smoothly. Volunteers are needed from 7.30 to 10.30 am, for any time increment. If you would like to be a part of this day, please contact Yolanda Robinson at yrobinso@emporia.edu for more information on how you can volunteer.
Sociology Club T-shirt and Logo Design Contest.
WINNER GETS A FREE T-SHIRT!
If you are interested in designing a T-shirt or Logo for the Sociology Club, pages for submission can be found in the Butcher Sociology Office. All submissions are due October 31st.
Everyone is welcome to submit an entry.
Join us for our meeting on October 8th @ 6:30 PM in Butcher Education Center Room 126
If you are interested in designing a T-shirt or Logo for the Sociology Club, pages for submission can be found in the Butcher Sociology Office. All submissions are due October 31st.
Everyone is welcome to submit an entry.
Join us for our meeting on October 8th @ 6:30 PM in Butcher Education Center Room 126
ESU travel - study trip to London - meeting for interested students
Students interested in joining the 11th annual ESU travel-study in London program (21 May – 30 May 2019) are invited to an informational meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, 9 October, in Plumb Hall 303. The program is open to students from all departments and disciplines. Travel grants are available. Contact Professor Mel Storm, Department of English, Modern Languages, and Journalism (mstorm@emporia.edu; 341-5563) for further information.
Hayes Lecture 2018 feature Mr.Ron Frierson, BS 1996
Mr. Ron Frierson, ESU Alumnus, Class of 1996, will return to his alma mater to deliver the eighth annual Sam E. and Jeannene Hayes Lecture during Homecoming week at Emporia State University. The title of the lecture delivered by Mr. Frierson will be "Our Companions on a Successful Path: Relationships, Change, Challenge, and Service." The lecture will take place on Thursday, October 18, at 7:30 P.M. in Memorial Union's Webb Hall. Mr. Frierson earned a Bachelor of Social Science degree in 1996, and he played basketball under the legendary coach Ron Slaymaker. Emporia State students attending the lecture are eligible to participate in a scholarship essay competition. A team of Blue Key students and professionals will review essay submissions, and winners will receive one of five Doug and Nan Smith scholarships valued at $1,000 each. The inaugural Hayes Lecture speaker, Doug Smith and his wife, Nan, of Leawood, Kansas, provided funds to create the scholarships.
Want Spring Break Plans?!
Alternative Spring Break applications are now open! Every year a group of ESU students take a week-long service trip outside of Kansas and work with Habitat for Humanity affliates around the nation. It is a great opprotuntiy for service hours and an overall wonderful experience! If your spring break is open and you are interested in applying there is an informational meeting THURSDAY Sept. 27th @8pm in the Miller Room on the second floor of the Union. If you have any questions or can't make it to the meeting please contact Kristen Bohm at hornetsforhabitat@gmail.com
Denim Drive ends September 30
The Emporia Public Library, Emporia State University Libraries and Archives, and the Emporia High School Library have joined together to host a denim drive to benefit teens and new adults in Emporia. There is a particular need for plus sizes in both young women/young mens jeans. The drive ends September 30th. Donation locations include Waters True Value (2727 W Hwy 50), The Flinthills Mall (1632 Industrial Rd), and the ESU Center for Student Involvement, as well as the participating libraries. So far, we have collected about 200 pairs of jeans! The libraries are thrilled with the community's response to this program.
Jeans will be distributed through the Spartan Stop at Emporia High School and Corky’s Closet on the ESU Campus.
Jeans will be distributed through the Spartan Stop at Emporia High School and Corky’s Closet on the ESU Campus.
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
Depression Screening - Next Week in Ballroom
Did you know that depression is one of the most significant reasons students do not succeed in college?
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
MUN Meeting!
Hello Everyone,
We will be having our second MUN meeting today Wednesday, September 26, at 5:30 pm in Kanza, MU 233.
If you are interested in debate and also in the United Nations, this is the place for you!
We will be having our second MUN meeting today Wednesday, September 26, at 5:30 pm in Kanza, MU 233.
If you are interested in debate and also in the United Nations, this is the place for you!
Homecoming Shirt Sales
The 2018 Homecoming shirt sales are now open!! Sales are available online (debit/credit) or at the Memorial Union Welcome Center (cash/check).
T-Shirts are $12 and long sleeve are $16.
https://secure.touchnet.com/C20725_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=23
T-Shirts are $12 and long sleeve are $16.
https://secure.touchnet.com/C20725_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=23
Mary Mingenback's Retirement Party
After 22 years at ESU, Mary Mingenback will be retiring from her position as Controller on October 5. Please join us for her retirement reception:
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
4:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Emporia Arts Center
815 Commercial Street
Brief Presentation at 5:15
If you can't attend, please free to drop by Plumb Hall 105 to wish her well.
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
4:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Emporia Arts Center
815 Commercial Street
Brief Presentation at 5:15
If you can't attend, please free to drop by Plumb Hall 105 to wish her well.
Fire Drills - Morse South, Morse Southeast and Roosevelt Hall
we will be conducting required quarterly fire drills at Morse South, Morse Southeast and Roosevelt Hall on Thursday, September 27, 2018 between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. This is a drill and everyone is expected to exit the building when the alarms are activated. It will be monitored for compliance. We appreciate your cooperation and participation.
Thanks.
Thanks.
THRIVE meeting, Wednesday October 3rd at 5pm in the Student Wellness Center
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! THRIVE, The Healthy Relationship & Interpersonal Violence Education program, will be having a monthly member meeting this week!
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on October 3rd and our final meeting for the year will be held on November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on October 3rd and our final meeting for the year will be held on November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Participants Needed: Study on the Effects of Background Color on Retention in Online Learning
Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to participate in a research study on Thursday, September 27 in Visser Hall Room 124. There will be treats, and participants will be entered in a drawing to win an Amazon gift card! The study is a thesis on the effects of background color on retention in online learning. It takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and includes accepting the informed consent, a color blindness screening, and a short instructional unit on artificial intelligence in education. You do not need to sign up in advance – just show up anytime between 9 am and 8 pm on Thursday. Any Emporia student can participate, unless they participated last week or in the pilot study.
Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your help!
UAC presents Night at the Movies: Venom
Attention ESU students: Go get your tickets starting Monday, October 1st for Night at the Movies: Venom! This event will take place on Friday, October 5th at Emporia B&B Theaters at 10pm! Tickets are $2 for Emporia State students who purchase them at the Ticketing Office in the Memorial Union! Venom is a brand new movie coming to theaters so this is a great deal for all ESU students! We hope to see you there!
TRIO Student Support Services Job Opportunity!
TRIO SSS is looking for tutors who are willing to help students succeed in the classroom! We are looking for students who are willing to be peer tutors/mentors to participants in our program. If you are interested please check out the Job Listings: All On-Campus Jobs page found on the Emporia State University's webpage — https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/index.html. Click on Job #19047.
ESU Theatre introduces new tickering policy alongside "Pippin"
ESU Theatre will be presenting “Pippin”, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, as this year’s homecoming musical at 7:30 PM from October 18-20 with a 2:00 PM matinee performance on October 21.
A new ticketing policy is being introduced to allow playgoers to purchase tickets at a cheaper price if bought in advance. Tickets purchased in advance will be $15/$12/$8 while tickets purchased at the door on the night of a performance will increase to $20/$15/$12.
Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.emporia.edu, from the University Ticket Office in the Memorial Union or by calling 620-341-6378.
A new ticketing policy is being introduced to allow playgoers to purchase tickets at a cheaper price if bought in advance. Tickets purchased in advance will be $15/$12/$8 while tickets purchased at the door on the night of a performance will increase to $20/$15/$12.
Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.emporia.edu, from the University Ticket Office in the Memorial Union or by calling 620-341-6378.
Banned Books Week
In 2017, 354 challenges to books were reported to the American Library Association. Unfortunately, 82-97% of challenges remain unreported. Therefore, the number of challenges to books may be as high as 10,766 per year. To find out more about Banned Books Week, stop by the ESU White Library to check out our displays. Take a moment to guess the title of our Books in a Jar and be eligible to win prizes.
ESU Ambassadors #JoinTheLegacy
Interested in promoting your ESU spirit, developing your leadership skills, and making connections? Then ESU Ambassadors Want YOU! Come to our informational meeting TONIGHT at 6 PM in the Phi Kappa Phi room (MU048) to learn more about our organization and how YOU can join the legacy. Can't make it? We will have more info sessions in the next 2 weeks!
For more info email gampara1@g.emporia.edu
For more info email gampara1@g.emporia.edu
Homecoming Shirt Sales
The 2018 Homecoming Tees are now available for sale!! Sales will go through Monday October 8th. You are able to order online or in person at the Welcome Center in the front of the Union.
https://secure.touchnet.com/C20725_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=23
https://secure.touchnet.com/C20725_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=23
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Needed: Thesis Study Participants
Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to participate in a research study on Thursday, September 27 in Visser Hall Room 124. There will be treats, and participants will be entered in a drawing to win an Amazon gift card! The study is a thesis on the effects of background color on retention in online learning. It takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and includes accepting the informed consent, a color blindness screening, and a short instructional unit on artificial intelligence in education. You do not need to sign up in advance – just show up anytime between 9 am and 8 pm on Thursday. Any Emporia student can participate, unless they participated last week or in the pilot study.
Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your help!
Tonight Come Explore Uganda!
Have you ever wondered what it is like to travel abroad and help others? Tonight, students from the Sociology Honors Society, Alpha Kappa Delta is hosting a Uganda Panel to share their experiences from traveling abroad and spending the summer helping others. This event is open to the campus community.
This is a great way to learn about Uganda, learn about other cultures from around the world and how to gather information if you are interested in joining for this year.
This event will be held in the Preston Family Room, 2nd floor of the Memorial Union and will begin at 7pm. Hope to see you there!
This is a great way to learn about Uganda, learn about other cultures from around the world and how to gather information if you are interested in joining for this year.
This event will be held in the Preston Family Room, 2nd floor of the Memorial Union and will begin at 7pm. Hope to see you there!
TRIO Student Support Services Job Opportunity!
TRIO SSS is looking for tutors who are willing to help students succeed in the classroom! We are looking for students who are willing to be peer tutors/mentors to participants in our program. If you are interested please check out the Job Listings: All On-Campus Jobs page found on the Emporia State University's webpage — https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/index.html. Click on Job #19047.
ESU Theatre introduces new ticketing policy alongside "Pippin"
ESU Theatre will be presenting “Pippin”, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, as this year’s homecoming musical at 7:30 PM from October 18-20 with a 2:00 PM matinee performance on October 21.
A new ticketing policy is being introduced to allow playgoers to purchase tickets at a cheaper price when bought in advance. Tickets purchased in advance will be $15/$12/$8 while tickets purchased at the door on the night of a performance will increase to $20/$15/$12.
Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.emporia.edu, from the University Ticket Office in the Memorial Union or by calling 620-341-6378.
A new ticketing policy is being introduced to allow playgoers to purchase tickets at a cheaper price when bought in advance. Tickets purchased in advance will be $15/$12/$8 while tickets purchased at the door on the night of a performance will increase to $20/$15/$12.
Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.emporia.edu, from the University Ticket Office in the Memorial Union or by calling 620-341-6378.
Banned Books Week, Top Banned Book of 2017
The most challenged book of 2017 was Jay Asher’s Thirteen Reasons Why, a novel that has been a valuable tool in igniting conversations about suicide, bullying, and consent. The depiction of suicide was the primary reason for 2017 challenges. The book was also on the top ten list in 2012 for drug and alcohol use, sexual content, suicide, and being unsuited for age group.
Stop by the ESU White Library to check out other banned and challenged books this week, Sept. 24th-30th. Correctly guess our Books in a Jar to be entered to win Library swag.
Stop by the ESU White Library to check out other banned and challenged books this week, Sept. 24th-30th. Correctly guess our Books in a Jar to be entered to win Library swag.
2019 E-Team Applications
Hello!!!
The E-Team Applications are up for 2019 (January 2019- December 2019)! If you are interested you can find the application on Hornet Life, but if you want to apply directly the link will be attached below! If you have any questions email the CSI or come stop by. We are excited and we hope you are too, Singers Up!!!
https://emporia.campuslabs.com/engage/forms
*** You will be directed to the forms page on Hornet Life, and then click on E-Team Application 2019***
The E-Team Applications are up for 2019 (January 2019- December 2019)! If you are interested you can find the application on Hornet Life, but if you want to apply directly the link will be attached below! If you have any questions email the CSI or come stop by. We are excited and we hope you are too, Singers Up!!!
https://emporia.campuslabs.com/engage/forms
*** You will be directed to the forms page on Hornet Life, and then click on E-Team Application 2019***
Walking Wednesdays
Have 30 minutes during your lunch break? Meet in Union Square every Wednesday at noon for a stroll around campus!
Visit https://www.emporia.edu/recsport/ for more info. Check out our Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat for news and updates!
Visit https://www.emporia.edu/recsport/ for more info. Check out our Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat for news and updates!
Managing Midterms on October 8th!
UAC understands that midterms is a stressful time for students so we are hosting a De-Stress event! Managing Midterms will be on October 8th in the William Allen White Library! There will be sugar scrubs, de-stress coloring pages, and even puppies! Come to the WAW Library anytime between 11am and 3pm and de-stress with us!
How to: Maximize Your Strength
Join us at How to: Maximize Your Strength on Oct. 2 @ 8:00 pm!
This workshop focuses on proper form and technique as well as modifications and progressions of major exercises targeting major muscle groups so you can move forward knowing how to properly perform, demo, and master a squat, lunge, press, or curl! Learn safety options of exercises to prevent injury or how to intensify your exercises to get the most out of your workouts and strength training.
Stay updated on news and events by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat!
This workshop focuses on proper form and technique as well as modifications and progressions of major exercises targeting major muscle groups so you can move forward knowing how to properly perform, demo, and master a squat, lunge, press, or curl! Learn safety options of exercises to prevent injury or how to intensify your exercises to get the most out of your workouts and strength training.
Stay updated on news and events by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat!
Social Media Privacy Workshops
Do you want to learn more about being safe while using social media? Well if you do sign up for one of three different workshops highlighting different areas in social media. To sign up simply fill out the form at the link attached. All workshops are in Richel Lab in Cremer Hall. Event welcome to both students and faculty/staff. We're looking forward to seeing you!
Dates:
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Dates:
- Oct. 2nd from 2-3
- Oct. 18th from 9-10
- Oct. 22nd from 2-3
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Black Student Union
Come join us tonight at 6pm in the Blue Key Leadership room; located in the Memorial Union.
UAC presents Night at the Movies: Venom
Attention ESU students: Go get your tickets starting Monday, October 1st for Night at the Movies: Venom! This event will take place on Friday, October 5th at Emporia B&B Theaters at 10pm! Tickets are $2 for Emporia State students who purchase them at the Ticketing Office in the Memorial Union! Venom is a brand new movie coming to theaters so this is a great deal for all ESU students! We hope to see you there!
Banned Books Week
This week, Sept. 23rd to 29th is Banned Books Week. During this week, information professionals bring attention to the banning and challenging of books. It reaffirms our Freedom to Read and also the Freedom to Publish. Stop by the ESU White Library this week to check out our banned books display. Try to guess our Books in a Jar and win prizes. For more information, watch this video https://youtu.be/yyd2kII-8D4 . Help us to keep books and reading free.
Tomorrow -- Get an ESU shirt for Free
Have an old shirt from another university? Need an ESU one? ESU Ambassadors have the shirt for you! Stop by the East entrance of the Towers Complex TOMORROW from 3-5pm and exchange a T-shirt from another university for a FREE T-shirt from ESU.
Uganda Panel
Have you ever wondered what it is like to travel abroad and help others? Tuesday, September 25th the Sociology Honors Society, Alpha Kappa Delta is hosting a Uganda Panel open to the campus community. Come join a panel of students as they discuss how they spent their five weeks in the beautiful country of Uganda. They will discuss the projects they participated in and how impactful their time spent there was.
This is a great way to learn about Uganda, learn other cultures around the world and how to gather information if you are interested in joining for this year.
This event will be held in the Preston Family Room, 2nd floor of the Memorial Union and will begin at 7pm. Hope to see you there!
This is a great way to learn about Uganda, learn other cultures around the world and how to gather information if you are interested in joining for this year.
This event will be held in the Preston Family Room, 2nd floor of the Memorial Union and will begin at 7pm. Hope to see you there!
Register to Vote Tomorrow!
Tomorrow is National Voter Registration Day! From 10am to 3pm ASG will be in the Memorial Union and outside Science Hall to help anyone register to vote. All you have to do is bring your driver's license or non-driver's identification card. It only takes 3 minutes! We will also have information about absentee ballots and other election information. We hope you stop by!
BYOD: A User's Guide to Mobile Searching
Tuesday, Sept. 25th 4pm-4:30pm
Sometimes our research comes to us with plenty of time to prepare, organize, and plan but other times we need to find information fast. In this 30-minute workshop, we will look at how to do research using the one thing we always have on hand-our mobile devices. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device).
WAW Library, Electronic Classroom 209E
Sometimes our research comes to us with plenty of time to prepare, organize, and plan but other times we need to find information fast. In this 30-minute workshop, we will look at how to do research using the one thing we always have on hand-our mobile devices. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device).
WAW Library, Electronic Classroom 209E
ESU Employee Van Driver Training
A Van Driver training is scheduled for Emporia State University employees on Thursday, September 27 at 3:15 PM in the Plumb Hall conference room #103O. Please allow 1 1/2 hours to complete the training. To RSVP for the training, email Missy Nurnberger at mnurnber@emporia.edu.
Deadline Today -- Business Educational Tour 2018
Business Educational Tour 2018
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia’s Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Thank you!!!
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia’s Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Thank you!!!
Wednesday -- Exploring the Universe with NASA
After Apollo, NASA refocused its attention to manned space stations and unmanned probes. Their budget has dwindled, but their horizons are endless. See what NASA has been up to over the past few decades this Wednesday in Peterson Planetarium, at 6:30. Our weekly Wednesday shows are always free and open to the public.
All of our shows start off with a tour of the night sky. Peterson Planetarium is located downstairs in Science Hall. For questions or to make a reservation, call 620-341-5636. To schedule your own show, go to emporia.edu/planetarium.
All of our shows start off with a tour of the night sky. Peterson Planetarium is located downstairs in Science Hall. For questions or to make a reservation, call 620-341-5636. To schedule your own show, go to emporia.edu/planetarium.
Get your free copy of Quivira!
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
My Test Prep, Test Anxiety, and Test Taking Skills
Wednesday, Sept. 26th 1pm-1:30pm
With midterms just around the corner, let us help you come up with a game plan for game day! We'll explore study skills in general and how to beat test anxiety. Then, we'll teach specific test taking skills. For instance, wouldn't it be nice to know how to tackle an essay exam versus a multiple choice exam? What about oral and true/false exams? We'll explore each of them and strategies for answering them. Attending this workshop will for sure increase your chances of doing better on midterms.
WAW Library, Electronic Classroom 209E
With midterms just around the corner, let us help you come up with a game plan for game day! We'll explore study skills in general and how to beat test anxiety. Then, we'll teach specific test taking skills. For instance, wouldn't it be nice to know how to tackle an essay exam versus a multiple choice exam? What about oral and true/false exams? We'll explore each of them and strategies for answering them. Attending this workshop will for sure increase your chances of doing better on midterms.
WAW Library, Electronic Classroom 209E
"Dolores" screening this week
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, join us for a screening and discussion of the documentary "Dolores," based on the life of Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers. The screening will occur this Thursday, September 27, at 6pm in the Blue Key room (Memorial Union)
The documentary has won awards at several film festivals and has outstanding reviews. Come learn more about the life of this amazing woman!
The documentary has won awards at several film festivals and has outstanding reviews. Come learn more about the life of this amazing woman!
Thesis Study Participants Needed!
Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to participate in a research study on Thursday, September 27 in Visser Hall Room 124. There will be treats, and participants will be entered in a drawing to win an Amazon gift card! The study is a thesis on the effects of background color on retention in online learning. It takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and includes accepting the informed consent, a color blindness screening, and a short instructional unit on artificial intelligence in education. You do not need to sign up in advance – just show up anytime between 9 am and 8 pm on Thursday. Any Emporia student can participate, unless they participated last week or in the pilot study.
Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your help!
Global Opportunities for Hornets, October 3 & 4, PKP Room. MU
The Office of International Education and Career Services will again host an informational program focused on domestic and global opportunities for Emporia State students. The program will introduce U.S. and international students to opportunities in the U.S. and around the world.
•Engage with intern and work abroad professionals
•Chat with students who have completed global experiences
•Test drive GoinGlobal, ESU's premier global internship and jobs database
•Search for global internships, employers and city/country guides
•Learn about CPT/practical training
Schedule
3:00pm Demo of Handshake and GoinGlobal
3:15pm Internship Abroad Information
3:30pm Alumni share CPT/OPT experience
3:45-5:00pm Come and Go fair with ice cream sundaes
Questions? Contact OIE (341-5374) or Career Services (341-5407)
•Engage with intern and work abroad professionals
•Chat with students who have completed global experiences
•Test drive GoinGlobal, ESU's premier global internship and jobs database
•Search for global internships, employers and city/country guides
•Learn about CPT/practical training
Schedule
3:00pm Demo of Handshake and GoinGlobal
3:15pm Internship Abroad Information
3:30pm Alumni share CPT/OPT experience
3:45-5:00pm Come and Go fair with ice cream sundaes
Questions? Contact OIE (341-5374) or Career Services (341-5407)
Depression Screening - Next Week
Did you know that depression is one of the most significant reasons students do not succeed in college?
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
TRIO Student Support Services Job Opportunity!
TRIO SSS is looking for tutors who are willing to help students succeed in the classroom! We are looking for students who are willing to be peer tutors/mentors to participants in our program. If you are interested please check out the Job Listings: All On-Campus Jobs page found on the Emporia State University's webpage — https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/index.html. Click on Job #19047.
Faculty Research Assistance available for FY 2019
The Provost's office has generously provided funds again to assist faculty with the costs related to research and creative activities. Coordinated through the Research and Grants Center, support will be given for research travel, research supplies and materials, and presenting at out-of-state conferences. Preference will be given to requests for research supplies and materials and research-related travel such as: travel to a research library, field research, or travel to collect data, as well as research involving students. Requests for seed money or pilot projects with potential for external funding will receive priority.
There will be two deadlines this fiscal year. Requests for the first half of the fiscal year must be submitted to the Research and Grants Center by October 12. Requests for January-June 2019 must be submitted by February 8. A subcommittee of the Faculty Research and Creativity Committee will be selected to make the awards, which must be expended or encumbered by June 30, 2019. Applications must be submitted on the form provided at www.emporia.edu/research.
There will be two deadlines this fiscal year. Requests for the first half of the fiscal year must be submitted to the Research and Grants Center by October 12. Requests for January-June 2019 must be submitted by February 8. A subcommittee of the Faculty Research and Creativity Committee will be selected to make the awards, which must be expended or encumbered by June 30, 2019. Applications must be submitted on the form provided at www.emporia.edu/research.
Nominate Seniors for SPURS Homecoming Royalty
It's time to nominate ESU seniors (90+ hours) for ESU SPURS Homecoming Royalty. Organizations can nominate 10% of their male and female members with a 3.0 or better GPA.
Send nominations, including organization, names and ESU email, to lbland@emporia.edu as soon as possible, but by October 1. When the names are received, nominees will receive an application.
Send nominations, including organization, names and ESU email, to lbland@emporia.edu as soon as possible, but by October 1. When the names are received, nominees will receive an application.
ESU Theatre to present "Pippin" as Homecoming musical with new ticketing policy
The first production of the 2018-19 ESU Theatre season is “Pippin” with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz. Our annual Homecoming musical, “Pippin” tells the story of a young prince on a quest of an extraordinary life despite his many insecurities and family struggles.
It plays in the Karl C. Bruder Theatre in King Hall at 7:30 PM from October 18-20, 2018 with a matinee performance at 2:00 PM on October 21.
This production of “Pippin” introduces a new ticketing policy encouraging playgoers to buy tickets in advance at a reduced price. Tickets purchased at the door on the night of performance will increase from the advance sale rates of $15/$12/$8 to $20/$15/$12. Tickets can be purchased from the University Ticket Office in the Memorial Union, by calling 620-341-6378 or online at tickets.emporia.edu.
It plays in the Karl C. Bruder Theatre in King Hall at 7:30 PM from October 18-20, 2018 with a matinee performance at 2:00 PM on October 21.
This production of “Pippin” introduces a new ticketing policy encouraging playgoers to buy tickets in advance at a reduced price. Tickets purchased at the door on the night of performance will increase from the advance sale rates of $15/$12/$8 to $20/$15/$12. Tickets can be purchased from the University Ticket Office in the Memorial Union, by calling 620-341-6378 or online at tickets.emporia.edu.
Friday, September 21, 2018
Can the Bods Boxes Distributed Monday!
It's our favorite time of the school year! Can the Bods has begun and ESU is ready for redemption!
Donation boxes will be distributed Monday morning by the student organization GIVE. If your department has not yet confirmed to be a designated donation drop-off, please notify Blythe Eddy ASAP!
Donation boxes will be distributed Monday morning by the student organization GIVE. If your department has not yet confirmed to be a designated donation drop-off, please notify Blythe Eddy ASAP!
ESU Soccer Game Today at 4pm
COME WATCH THE ESU SOCCER TEAM IN ACTION TODAY!
GAME STARTS AT 4PM
OUTSIDE THE STUDENT REC ON CAMPUS
FREE ADMISSION FOR STUDENTS
GAME STARTS AT 4PM
OUTSIDE THE STUDENT REC ON CAMPUS
FREE ADMISSION FOR STUDENTS
Register to Vote!
Tueday, September 25th is National Voter Registration Day! On this day, ASG will be in the Memeorial Union and outside the Science Hall from 10am - 3pm to help anyone register to vote. All you have to do is bring your driver's license or a non-driver's identification card. It only takes 3 minutes! We will also have information about absentee ballots and other election information. If you are interested in volunteering for the drive please email asglegisdir@emporia.edu. We hope you stop by!
Depression Screening - Coming Soon
Did you know that depression is one of the most significant reasons students do not succeed in college?
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
Students: Come learn more about the symptoms of depression and interventions to treat depression with your Student Wellness Counselors at the Emporia State University Depression Screening. Take a brief screening and meet one on one with a Counselor on our Student Wellness Team.
Faculty and Staff: Spread the word about the importance of identifying and addressing symptoms of depression with our students. Let students know about the Emporia State University Depression Screening and consider offering extra credit to those students whom chose to attend.
Date: Tue. Oct. 2nd - Thur. Oct. 4th
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily
Location: Memorial Union Ballroom
Call 620-341-5222 or email jwood3@emporia.edu for any questions.
Merchant Street Work Update
The City of Emporia will be starting, on September 24, 2018, a paving project on Merchant from 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff. This part of the project is estimated to be completed by the mid-October. Due to Merchant Street being 2 and sometimes 3 lanes, one lane of traffic will be open as the work will be completed one lane at a time. Please watch for directions and be aware of the equipment and workers. This will disrupt access to parking lots and entries/exits to campus at different times during this time period. We will work on alternate routes on getting to the west parking lots as needed throughout the project.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Get your free copy of Quivira!
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Pop-Up Shop & Chat Sesh with Tina Today
Meet the editor and publisher of New Territory Magazine, Tina Casagrand, during a reception from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. TODAY in the Center for Great Plains Studies located in 307 WA White Library. Tina will be on hand to visit about creating magazine pitches, travel writing, environmental writing, and feature stories. Her high energy off-the-cuff style will have you motived to go out and find that next big creative adventure. This is a come-and-go event. Drop in, hang out, eat cookies, meet new people, and be inspired.
Fortnite Tournament!
There will be a Fortnite tournament on September 23rd starting at 12 PM in the Kanza room of the Memorial Union. There is a $15 entry for a spot to play. There will be a minimum of 2 games, with a possibility of 5+ games (depending on number of entries). There will be $100 cash prize awarded to the winner. Open to community members and students. Any console is welcome, we will have a PS4 and a PC you can use, but you can bring your own platform. For more details and scoring, go to Twitter@c00lestchunk or search the event on Facebook.
Poetry on the Porch - Sunday!
Join us for Poetry on the Porch this Sunday at the historic William Allen White House.
Sunday, September 23
2:00 PM
William Allen White House
927 Exchange St, Emporia
This is an open mic event featuring Current Kansas Poet Laureate Kevin Rabas and former Poet Laureate Denise Low. Listen to community members read their work, or bring your own to share!
Sunday, September 23
2:00 PM
William Allen White House
927 Exchange St, Emporia
This is an open mic event featuring Current Kansas Poet Laureate Kevin Rabas and former Poet Laureate Denise Low. Listen to community members read their work, or bring your own to share!
Temporary Access To West Parking Lots During Merchant Street Pavement Project
Access to the west parking lots on campus (west of Cremer Hall, Science Hall, WAW Library and north of WAW Library) will be affected by the upcoming City of Emporia Pavement Project on Merchant Street. To accommodate this work we will temporarily be accessing the west lots by reversing the direction of travel through the parking lot north of WAW Library from east to west and have people drive through this lot from Kellogg Circle Drive. We will rope off the parking spaces in this lot (except for the Handicap Parking Spaces) so that people will not try to park backwards. We will temporarily relocate the Gold Permit parking spaces to the west and put them on existing metered spaces. A temporary access to west parking lot map will be distributed to help illustrate this.
All access roads to campus along Merchant Street will be affected by this project. We recommend that people should access the campus by way of Highland Street, Market Street and Kellogg Circle Drive off of 12th Avenue. For those who use the Interstate we recommend that you use the Burlingame exit to come to campus.
The City indicates that there will be only one lane traffic on Merchant during the project. This may mean that a pilot car will be used. So please follow the signs and directions that the contractor will put up. We encourage to use patience when you arrive and leave the campus and take into account extra time to navigate to and through campus. We've been through this a few times already and survived. We'll survive this also.
Thanks for your cooperation and assistance!
All access roads to campus along Merchant Street will be affected by this project. We recommend that people should access the campus by way of Highland Street, Market Street and Kellogg Circle Drive off of 12th Avenue. For those who use the Interstate we recommend that you use the Burlingame exit to come to campus.
The City indicates that there will be only one lane traffic on Merchant during the project. This may mean that a pilot car will be used. So please follow the signs and directions that the contractor will put up. We encourage to use patience when you arrive and leave the campus and take into account extra time to navigate to and through campus. We've been through this a few times already and survived. We'll survive this also.
Thanks for your cooperation and assistance!
Get an ESU shirt for Free
Have an old shirt from another university? Need an ESU one? ESU Ambassadors have the shirt for you! Stop by the East entrance of the Towers Complex Tuesday, September 25 from 3-5pm and exchange a T-shirt from another university for a FREE T-shirt from ESU.
Disney's Pixar's Coco
Be on the lookout for Pixar's movie Coco. It will be next Wednesday, the 26th, on Morse Lawn from 8pm-10:30pm!
Governor Jeff Colyer orders flags flown statewide at half-staff Friday in honor of Sheriff's Deputy Robert Kunze
In accordance with Executive Order 10-12, Governor Jeff Colyer has ordered flags statewide to be flown at half-staff on Friday, September 21, 2018 in honor of Sheriff's Deputy Robert Kunze who was killed in line of duty on Sunday, September 16, 2018. His funeral will be held on Friday at 10 a.m. at Central Community Church, 6100 W. Maple, Wichita, KS.
"Our heartfelt condolences to the family and fellow deputies of Deputy Kunze," said Gov. Colyer. "We honor him for his selfless service and thank all of our men and women in uniform for the work they do each day to keep us safe."
To receive email alerts when the Governor orders flags to half-staff, please visit http://governor.ks.gov/subscribe-to-flag-honors.
"Our heartfelt condolences to the family and fellow deputies of Deputy Kunze," said Gov. Colyer. "We honor him for his selfless service and thank all of our men and women in uniform for the work they do each day to keep us safe."
To receive email alerts when the Governor orders flags to half-staff, please visit http://governor.ks.gov/subscribe-to-flag-honors.
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Business Educational Tour 2018
Business Educational Tour 2018
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia’s Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia’s Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Get an ESU shirt for free
Have an old shirt from another university? Need an ESU one? ESU Ambassadors have the shirt for you! Stop by the East entrance of the Towers Complex Tuesday, September 25 from 3-5pm and exchange a T-shirt from another university for a FREE T-shirt from ESU.
Register to Vote!
Tueday, September 25th in National Voter Registration Day! On this day, ASG will be in the Memeorial Union and outside the Science Hall from 10am - 3pm to help anyone register to vote. All you have to do is bring your driver's license or a non-driver's identification card. It only takes 3 minutes! We will also have information about absentee ballots and other election information. We hope you stop by!
2019 E-Team Application
Hello!
The E-Team Applications are up for 2019 (January 2019- December 2019)! If you are interested you can find the application on Hornet Life, but if you want to apply directly the link will be attached below! If you have any questions email the CSI or come stop by. We are excited and we hope you are too, Singers Up!!!
https://emporia.campuslabs.com/engage/forms
*** You will be directed to the forms page on Hornet Life, and then click on E-Team Application 2019***
The E-Team Applications are up for 2019 (January 2019- December 2019)! If you are interested you can find the application on Hornet Life, but if you want to apply directly the link will be attached below! If you have any questions email the CSI or come stop by. We are excited and we hope you are too, Singers Up!!!
https://emporia.campuslabs.com/engage/forms
*** You will be directed to the forms page on Hornet Life, and then click on E-Team Application 2019***
Get your free copy of Quivira!
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Pop-up Shop & Chat Sesh with Tina
Meet the editor and publisher of New Territory Magazine, Tina Casagrand, during a reception from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, September 21 in the Center for Great Plains Studies located in 307 WA White Library. Tina will be on hand to visit about creating magazine pitches, travel writing, environmental writing, and feature stories. Her high energy off-the-cuff style will have you motived to go out and find that next big creative adventure. This is a come-and-go event. Drop in, hang out, eat cookies, meet new people, and be inspired.
Fortnite Tournament!
There will be a Fortnite tournament on September 23rd starting at 12 PM in the Kanza room of the Memorial Union. There is a $15 entry for a spot to play. There will be a minimum of 2 games, with a possibility of 5+ games (depending on number of entries). There will be $100 cash prize awarded to the winner. Open to community members and students. Any console is welcome, we will have a PS4 and a PC you can use, but you can bring your own platform. For more details and scoring, go to Twitter@c00lestchunk or search the event on Facebook.
Poetry on the Porch
Join us for Poetry on the Porch this Sunday at the historic William Allen White House.
Sunday, September 23
2:00 PM
William Allen White House
927 Exchange St, Emporia
This is an open mic event featuring Current Kansas Poet Laureate Kevin Rabas and former Poet Laureate Denise Low. Listen to community members read their work, or bring your own to share!
Sunday, September 23
2:00 PM
William Allen White House
927 Exchange St, Emporia
This is an open mic event featuring Current Kansas Poet Laureate Kevin Rabas and former Poet Laureate Denise Low. Listen to community members read their work, or bring your own to share!
Temporary Access to West Parking Lots During Merchant Street Pavement Project
Access to the west parking lots on campus (west of Cremer Hall, Science Hall, WAW Library and north of WAW Library) will be affected by the upcoming City of Emporia Pavement Project on Merchant Street. To accommodate this work we will temporarily be accessing the west lots by reversing the direction of travel through the parking lot north of WAW Library from east to west and have people drive through this lot from Kellogg Circle Drive. We will rope off the parking spaces in this lot (except for the Handicap Parking Spaces) so that people will not try to park backwards. We will temporarily relocate the Gold Permit parking spaces to the west and put them on existing metered spaces. A temporary access to west parking lot map will be distributed to help illustrate this.
All access roads to campus along Merchant Street will be affected by this project. We recommend that people should access the campus by way of Highland Street, Market Street and Kellogg Circle Drive off of 12th Avenue. For those who use the Interstate we recommend that you use the Burlingame exit to come to campus.
The City indicates that there will be only one lane traffic on Merchant during the project. This may mean that a pilot car will be used. So please follow the signs and directions that the contractor will put up. We encourage to use patience when you arrive and leave the campus and take into account extra time to navigate to and through campus. We've been through this a few times already and survived. We'll survive this also.
Thanks for your cooperation and assistance!
All access roads to campus along Merchant Street will be affected by this project. We recommend that people should access the campus by way of Highland Street, Market Street and Kellogg Circle Drive off of 12th Avenue. For those who use the Interstate we recommend that you use the Burlingame exit to come to campus.
The City indicates that there will be only one lane traffic on Merchant during the project. This may mean that a pilot car will be used. So please follow the signs and directions that the contractor will put up. We encourage to use patience when you arrive and leave the campus and take into account extra time to navigate to and through campus. We've been through this a few times already and survived. We'll survive this also.
Thanks for your cooperation and assistance!
Secondary Education Tour of One Room School House (9/20/18 @ 6:30)
Secondary Education majors are invited to join the Interdisciplinary Secondary Education Alliance (ISEA) on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, at 6:30pm for a tour of the ESU One Room School House by Dr. Waters. Bring your friends and meet outside the school house doors. See you there!
Thank You Notes & Root Beer Floats
Do you need to write your Foundation scholarship thank you note? Join us between 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 26th in the Memorial Union Ballroom! How do you know if you need to write a note? Check your email and watch for a message from sacfound@emporia.edu.
Questions? Contact Sarah Eimer at 341-6445
Questions? Contact Sarah Eimer at 341-6445
Diversity & Inclusion Committee Meeting Tonight!
The Associated Student Government's Diversity & Inclusion Committee will be meeting this evening at 5 p.m. in the Great Plains room of the Memorial Union. Students are welcome to come to this open meeting. If there are any questions, comments, or concerns regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion issues on campus, feel free to contact Kimberly Nguyen at knguyen3@g.emporia.edu.
Screening of documentary "Dolores"
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, join us for a screening and discussion of the documentary "Dolores," based on the life of Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers. The screening will occur Thursday, September 27, at 6pm in the Blue Key room (Memorial Union)
The documentary has won awards at several film festivals and has outstanding reviews. Come learn more about the life of this amazing woman!
The documentary has won awards at several film festivals and has outstanding reviews. Come learn more about the life of this amazing woman!
Poetry in the Porch
Join us for Poetry on the Porch this Sunday at the historic William Allen White House.
Sunday, September 23
2:00 PM
William Allen White House
927 Exchange St, Emporia
This is an open mic event featuring Current Kansas Poet Laureate Kevin Rabas and former Poet Laureate Denise Low. Listen to community members read their work, or bring your own to share!
Sunday, September 23
2:00 PM
William Allen White House
927 Exchange St, Emporia
This is an open mic event featuring Current Kansas Poet Laureate Kevin Rabas and former Poet Laureate Denise Low. Listen to community members read their work, or bring your own to share!
Temporary Access To West Parking Lots During Merchant Street Pavement Project
Access to the west parking lots on campus (west of Cremer Hall, Science Hall, WAW Library and north of WAW Library) will be affected by the upcoming City of Emporia Pavement Project on Merchant Street. To accommodate this work we will temporarily be accessing the west lots by reversing the direction of travel through the parking lot north of WAW Library from east to west and have people drive through this lot from Kellogg Circle Drive. We will rope off the parking spaces in this lot (except for the Handicap Parking Spaces) so that people will not try to park backwards. We will temporarily relocate the Gold Permit parking spaces to the west and put them on existing metered spaces. A temporary access to west parking lot map will be distributed to help illustrate this.
All access roads to campus along Merchant Street will be affected by this project. We recommend that people should access the campus by way of Highland Street, Market Street and Kellogg Circle Drive off of 12th Avenue. For those who use the Interstate we recommend that you use the Burlingame exit to come to campus.
The City indicates that there will be only one lane traffic on Merchant during the project. This may mean that a pilot car will be used. So please follow the signs and directions that the contractor will put up. We encourage to use patience when you arrive and leave the campus and take into account extra time to navigate to and through campus. We've been through this a few times already and survived. We'll survive this also.
Thanks for your cooperation and assistance!
All access roads to campus along Merchant Street will be affected by this project. We recommend that people should access the campus by way of Highland Street, Market Street and Kellogg Circle Drive off of 12th Avenue. For those who use the Interstate we recommend that you use the Burlingame exit to come to campus.
The City indicates that there will be only one lane traffic on Merchant during the project. This may mean that a pilot car will be used. So please follow the signs and directions that the contractor will put up. We encourage to use patience when you arrive and leave the campus and take into account extra time to navigate to and through campus. We've been through this a few times already and survived. We'll survive this also.
Thanks for your cooperation and assistance!
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Comedian Morgan Jay Coming to Campus!
Comedian Morgan Jay combines his musical talents and his experience in stand up comedy in his show coming to ESU's campus! This event is Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 at 7pm in the Memorial Union Ballroom! We hope to see you there!
Merchant Street Work Update
The City of Emporia will be starting, on September 24, 2018, a paving project on Merchant from 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff. This part of the project is estimated to be completed by the mid-October. Due to Merchant Street being 2 and sometimes 3 lanes, one lane of traffic will be open as the work will be completed one lane at a time. Please watch for directions and be aware of the equipment and workers. This will disrupt access to parking lots and entries/exits to campus at different times during this time period. We will work on alternate routes on getting to the west parking lots as needed throughout the project.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Get your free copy of Quivira!
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Pop-up Shop & Chat Sesh with Tina
Meet the editor and publisher of New Territory Magazine, Tina Casagrand, during a reception from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, September 21 in the Center for Great Plains Studies located in 307 WA White Library. Tina will be on hand to visit about creating magazine pitches, travel writing, environmental writing, and feature stories. Her high energy off-the-cuff style will have you motived to go out and find that next big creative adventure. This is a come-and-go event. Drop in, hang out, eat cookies, meet new people, and be inspired.
Fortnite Tournament!
There will be a Fortnite tournament on September 23rd starting at 12 PM in the Kanza room of the Memorial Union. There is a $15 entry for a spot to play. There will be a minimum of 2 games, with a possibility of 5+ games (depending on number of entries). There will be $100 cash prize awarded to the winner. Open to community members and students. Any console is welcome, we will have a PS4 and a PC you can use, but you can bring your own platform. For more details and scoring, go to Twitter@c00lestchunk or search the event on Facebook.
Job Opportunity
Are you interested in a job that looks great on a resume and helps others in the community?
The office of Financial Aid & Veteran Services is currently accepting applications for community service work study jobs.
You can find the application here under job 16001:
https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/?showOnly=work%20study
Please submit your application to the Financial Aid office in Plumb Hall 103 or email to:
finagrad@emporia.edu or rgilman@emporia.edu
The office of Financial Aid & Veteran Services is currently accepting applications for community service work study jobs.
You can find the application here under job 16001:
https://www.emporia.edu/studentjobs/?showOnly=work%20study
Please submit your application to the Financial Aid office in Plumb Hall 103 or email to:
finagrad@emporia.edu or rgilman@emporia.edu
Business Educational Tour 2018
Business Educational Tour 2018
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia's Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Thank you!!!
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia's Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Thank you!!!
Uganda Panel
Have you ever wondered what it is like to travel abroad and help others? Tuesday, September 25th the Sociology Honors Society, Alpha Kappa Delta is hosting a Uganda Panel open to the campus community. Come join a panel of students as they discuss how they spent their five weeks in the beautiful country of Uganda. They will discuss the projects they participated in and how impactful their time spent there was.
This is a great way to learn about Uganda, learn other cultures around the world and how to gather information if you are interested in joining for this year.
This event will be held in the Preston Family Room, 2nd floor of the Memorial Union and will begin at 7pm. Hope to see you there!
This is a great way to learn about Uganda, learn other cultures around the world and how to gather information if you are interested in joining for this year.
This event will be held in the Preston Family Room, 2nd floor of the Memorial Union and will begin at 7pm. Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Register to Vote!
Tuesday, September 25th is National Voter Registration Day! On this day, ASG will be in the Memorial Unions and outside the science hall from 10am-2pm to help anyone register to vote. All you have to do is bring your drivers lisence or a non-drivers identification card. It only takes 3 minutes! We will also have information about absentee ballots and other election information. We hope you stop by!
Majors in Minutes - Wednesday
Tomorrow is the day! If you're a Freshman or Sophomore who is currently undecided on your major, or just want to learn about your options at ESU, then you don't want to miss this event!
September 19th, 6 pm
Webb Hall
For every representative you visit (max. 1 per round), you will earn a raffle ticket, which can be used to enter the prize drawings.
Prizes include:
*Bedding and sheet set
*Crockpot w/ liners and utensils
*ESU tailgate bundle
*Laundry basket w/ hygiene items bundle
For more information, visit: https://bit.ly/2h4CkJB
September 19th, 6 pm
Webb Hall
For every representative you visit (max. 1 per round), you will earn a raffle ticket, which can be used to enter the prize drawings.
Prizes include:
*Bedding and sheet set
*Crockpot w/ liners and utensils
*ESU tailgate bundle
*Laundry basket w/ hygiene items bundle
For more information, visit: https://bit.ly/2h4CkJB
Conversation Partners Still Urgently Needed
Several conversation partners are still needed.
Get to know an international student in weekly meetings that give the student an opportunity to practice using English in a casual setting.
Conversation partners are still needed to meet each week for one-on-one conversation. Conversation partners meet for one hour each week for casual conversation. The two partners choose a time and place to meet that is convenient for both partners.
For more information or to sign up to be a conversation partner, contact iep@emporia.edu.
Get to know an international student in weekly meetings that give the student an opportunity to practice using English in a casual setting.
Conversation partners are still needed to meet each week for one-on-one conversation. Conversation partners meet for one hour each week for casual conversation. The two partners choose a time and place to meet that is convenient for both partners.
For more information or to sign up to be a conversation partner, contact iep@emporia.edu.
Monday, September 17, 2018
Harold Durst Research Award
Applications/proposals for the Harold Durst Graduate Research Award are due in the Graduate School by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 28, 2018. The endowed award provides financial support for creative activities or research necessary for the completion of a thesis/dissertation. Research award will be up to $1000. The electronic application and guidelines are available at http://www.emporia.edu/grad/scholarships-awards/harold-durst-graduate-research-award-application.html. If you have questions, contact Jan Gerstner at jgerstn1@emporia.edu.
A Handshake in Space
The Space Race ended decades ago, and it marked the beginning of a new space exploration age. This Wednesday, at 6:30 pm, Peterson Planetarium will be celebrating the end of the Space Race. This presentation will be free and open to the public!
All of our shows start off with a tour of the night sky. Peterson Planetarium is located downstairs in Science Hall. For questions or to make a reservation, call 620-341-5636. To schedule your own show, go to emporia.edu/planetarium.
All of our shows start off with a tour of the night sky. Peterson Planetarium is located downstairs in Science Hall. For questions or to make a reservation, call 620-341-5636. To schedule your own show, go to emporia.edu/planetarium.
My iPhone for Seniors, aged 60+
The School of Business is offering a class for anyone aged 60+ that would like to know more about iPhones.
This is FREE!
September 19th and 26th
2-5 pm, Room 320 Cremer Hall, Emporia State University
To enroll, please contact Linda Orear 620-341-5345
Facilitated by Jeline Harclerode
This is FREE!
September 19th and 26th
2-5 pm, Room 320 Cremer Hall, Emporia State University
To enroll, please contact Linda Orear 620-341-5345
Facilitated by Jeline Harclerode
Governance, Law and Economics Lecture Series
The Koch Center for Leadership and Ethics presents Dr. Jayme Lemke Tomorrow, September 18th, 6:00pm - 7:00pm, Preston Room in the Memorial Union.
Women's Economic Rights: History and Why It Matters
Dr. Lemke is a Senior Fellow and Associate Director of Academic and Student Programs, Mercatus Center.
Women's Economic Rights: History and Why It Matters
Dr. Lemke is a Senior Fellow and Associate Director of Academic and Student Programs, Mercatus Center.
ESU Ambassadors - Smores Social, Tonight!
Hey Hornets! The ESU Ambassadors are about to begin recruiting for this academic year. TONIGHT, we will be hosting a Smores social in Wilson Park AT 6PM to allow anyone interested in Ambassadors! This will allow anyone to meet current members, gather more information about our organizaiton, and enjoy some free smores! The ESU Ambassadors look forward to seeing you there! #JoinTheLegacy
Comedian Morgan Jay Coming to Campus!
Comedian Morgan Jay combines his musical talents and his experience in stand up comedy in his show coming to ESU's campus! This event is Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 at 7pm in the Memorial Union Ballroom! We hope to see you there!
Tuesday: Preparing Voters in the Digital Age
A new source for voting information and strategies for encouraging voting are topics of a September 18 program co-sponsored by the Department of Social Sciences and the League of Women Voters of Emporia.
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
Merchant Street Work Update
The City of Emporia will be starting, on September 24, 2018, a paving project on Merchant from 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff. This part of the project is estimated to be completed by the mid-October. Due to Merchant Street being 2 and sometimes 3 lanes, one lane of traffic will be open as the work will be completed one lane at a time. Please watch for directions and be aware of the equipment and workers. This will disrupt access to parking lots and entries/exits to campus at different times during this time period. We will work on alternate routes on getting to the west parking lots as needed throughout the project.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Kick Procrastination to the Curb Before You Really Get Behind!
Wednesday, Sept. 19th 1pm-1:30pm
Do you find yourself constantly pushing assignments off to the last minute or pushing projects aside to do other things? Join us as we discuss the importance of why procrastination can be detrimental to our academic and personal success now and in the future. Beyond discussing its importance, we will learn different techniques for how to kick this bad habit to the curve!
WAW Library, ACES Chemistry Corner
Do you find yourself constantly pushing assignments off to the last minute or pushing projects aside to do other things? Join us as we discuss the importance of why procrastination can be detrimental to our academic and personal success now and in the future. Beyond discussing its importance, we will learn different techniques for how to kick this bad habit to the curve!
WAW Library, ACES Chemistry Corner
Intern in Washington, DC Q&A Session
Intern in Washington, DC and get credit here-- work for Congress, government agencies, NGOs and more! Join us Friday, 9/21, noon in Plumb 311 and met our Washington, DC contact Mr. Gary Meltz and this past year's interns, Camila Ascarrunz and Eric Williams.
Get your free copy of Quivira!
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
More than Just a Paper: Tips for Developing a Quality Review of the Literature
Tuesday, Sept. 18th 4pm-4:30pm
Whether you are researching a literature review for a thesis or dissertation or just writing a research paper for class, this workshop is for YOU. Come and learn tips and tricks to help you find the resources that you need. In this workshop, you will discover steps that you can use to successfully develop a quality literature review.
WAW Library, Electronic Classroom 209E
Whether you are researching a literature review for a thesis or dissertation or just writing a research paper for class, this workshop is for YOU. Come and learn tips and tricks to help you find the resources that you need. In this workshop, you will discover steps that you can use to successfully develop a quality literature review.
WAW Library, Electronic Classroom 209E
Faculty Panel Discussion (for all students) "Kicking Butt, Not Kissing Up: Professors Share How to Do Your Best Work"
Thursday, Sept. 20th 12pm-1pm
Panelists:
Dr. Michael Smith, Professor of Social Sciences
Bekah Selby, Assistant Professor of Economics
Dr. Kevin Rabas, Professor of English, Modern Languages, and
Journalism
Dr. Amy Sage Webb, Professor of, English, Modern Languages, and Journalism
Dr. Kenna Reeves, Professor of Communication and Theatre
Dr. Allan Comstock, Professor of Music
WAW Library, ACES Chemistry Corner
Panelists:
Dr. Michael Smith, Professor of Social Sciences
Bekah Selby, Assistant Professor of Economics
Dr. Kevin Rabas, Professor of English, Modern Languages, and
Journalism
Dr. Amy Sage Webb, Professor of, English, Modern Languages, and Journalism
Dr. Kenna Reeves, Professor of Communication and Theatre
Dr. Allan Comstock, Professor of Music
WAW Library, ACES Chemistry Corner
Fortnite Tournament!
There will be a Fortnite tournament on September 23rd starting at 12 PM in the Kanza room of the Memorial Union. There is a $15 entry for a spot to play. There will be a minimum of 2 games, with a possibility of 5+ games (depending on number of entries). There will be $100 cash prize awarded to the winner. Open to community members and students. Any console is welcome, we will have a PS4 and a PC you can use, but you can bring your own platform. For more details and scoring, go to Twitter@c00lestchunk or search the event on Facebook.
Business Educational Tour 2018
Time: October 6, 2018, 10 –NOON
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia's Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Thank you!!!
Students will have an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship, small business development, and the business history of Emporia. Here are a few major themes:
Historical Background leading to Emporia's Territorial Founding
Abolition of Slavery, Kansas Nebraska Act and Territorial Settlement
What was The Emporia Town Company? Vision and Plan
The Three Phases of Emporia Development
Founding & Development, 1857 - 1895
Booster Period, 1895 - 1945
Industrial Development, 1945 – 2010
Bus tour service is provided by Prairie Earth Tours Company. The tour narratives will be provided by Mr. Roger Heineken. The bus tour will start at 727 Commercial Street, Emporia Main Street office at 10 am on October 6. Students will get to visit the major landmarks of the town, the Granada Coffee Company, and the Sweet Granada. Students will receive gift certificates during the tour and get a chance to shop at local businesses.
FREE to all ESU students. Spots are limited. First come, first serve.
Please sign up by September 24, 2018 by 5pm with Dr. Joyce Zhou at xzhou@emporia.edu.
The opportunity is made possible by Kathrine K. White Faculty Incentive Grant Program.
Thank you!!!
Friday, September 14, 2018
Today: Kevin Willmott speaks at ESU - Part of the Visiting Writers Series
The ESU Visiting Writers Series proudly presents award winning screenwriter, director, and producer Kevin Willmott! Willmott will be discussing his new acclaimed film, BlacKkKlansman.
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board
Comedian Morgan Jay Coming to Campus!
Comedian Morgan Jay combines his musical talents and his experience in stand up comedy in his show coming to ESU's campus! This event is Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 at 7pm in the Memorial Union Ballroom! We hope to see you there!
Merchant Street Work Update
The City of Emporia will be starting, on September 24, 2018, a paving project on Merchant from 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff. This part of the project is estimated to be completed by the mid-October. Due to Merchant Street being 2 and sometimes 3 lanes, one lane of traffic will be open as the work will be completed one lane at a time. Please watch for directions and be aware of the equipment and workers. This will disrupt access to parking lots and entries/exits to campus at different times during this time period. We will work on alternate routes on getting to the west parking lots as needed throughout the project.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Storywalk promotes literacy and activity
For Family and Friends Day, the ESU Libraries and Archives in collaboration with the Emporia Public Library is sponsoring a Storywalk on the ESU Campus. Storywalks are designed to promote family literacy and fitness targeting a family population with young children, Pre K to 2nd Grade. The walk is a story and families move from sign to sign to read the story. ESU's walk features the story, "Clothesline Clues to the Jobs People Do". by Kathryn Heling and Deborah Hembrook. The Storywalk will be in place from Thursday, Sept. 13th until Friday, September 28th. The featured story begins at the ESU White Library and continues through the Pedestrian Mall.
The StoryWalk® idea was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, Vermont and developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and the Kellogg-Hubbard Library.
The StoryWalk® idea was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, Vermont and developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and the Kellogg-Hubbard Library.
Get Your Free copy of Quivira
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
CSI Brings Information to your Classroom
The CSI is wanting to visit classrooms here in the next week or two. We are wanting to advertise about how to get involved with ESU in all our clubs, activities, and volunteering opportunities! We would love to be able to visit classes for five to ten minutes to just talk about what goes on in our office.In addition, we will talk about being an E-team leader since our applications just went live. If you are interested in us coming to your classes and taking a couple minutes out of your session to talk about CSI, then contact me at mrammel@emporia.edu. If there are any further questions then please let me know!
Don't Miss Out-Gala Benefit Concert!
Are you looking for a really classy date for that special someone? We'll here's your oppotunity! Tomorrow night (Saturday, Sept. 15), the ESU music department will be hosting its annual Gala Benefit Concert! The featured performers will be the Spire Chamber Ensemble and Baroque Orchestra from Kansas City. The group's founder and director is ESU alumnus Ben Spalding. The group will be joined by two-time Grammy Award winning soprano Esteli Gomez and internationally acclaimed trumpet virtuoso Brian Shaw. Tickets for this outstanding concert are $25. Tichets can be purchased at the music office (620) 341-5431 or at the door. All proceeds go to ESU music scholarships.
College Writing Readiness Survey - invitation to participate
Fellow Hornets,
We invite you to participate in this survey about your experiences with college writing. The survey will be used in our Honors Community Engagement Project. The project is designed to help high school seniors feel more prepared to write for their professors in college. We would enjoy hearing your insight on the subject of college writing readiness. We thank you for your time and appreciate your participation! Click to complete the "College Writing Readiness Survey"
-Katie Dold and Alyssa Wistuba
We invite you to participate in this survey about your experiences with college writing. The survey will be used in our Honors Community Engagement Project. The project is designed to help high school seniors feel more prepared to write for their professors in college. We would enjoy hearing your insight on the subject of college writing readiness. We thank you for your time and appreciate your participation! Click to complete the "College Writing Readiness Survey"
-Katie Dold and Alyssa Wistuba
Thursday, September 13, 2018
Healthy Hornet Wellness - Intellectual Wellness
Social Sciences is bringing several speakers to Emporia State soon to discuss the upcoming midterm elections! The talks are:
"Preparing Voters in the Digital Age," by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, League of Women Voters of Kansas. 3:30 Tues 9/18 in Plumb 408
"Kansas Budget and Policy Issues" by Emily Fetsch, Kansas Action for Children/Kansas Center for Economic Growth 3:30 Wed 10/2 in Plumb 316
"Election Aversion: Gender Differences in Dislike of Politics and Their Behavioral Effects" 4 p.m. Thurs 10/18 in Plumb 316
"Preparing Voters in the Digital Age," by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, League of Women Voters of Kansas. 3:30 Tues 9/18 in Plumb 408
"Kansas Budget and Policy Issues" by Emily Fetsch, Kansas Action for Children/Kansas Center for Economic Growth 3:30 Wed 10/2 in Plumb 316
"Election Aversion: Gender Differences in Dislike of Politics and Their Behavioral Effects" 4 p.m. Thurs 10/18 in Plumb 316
Elections 2018 Speaker Series
Social Sciences is bringing several speakers to Emporia State soon to discuss the upcoming midterm elections! The talks are:
"Preparing Voters in the Digital Age," by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, League of Women Voters of Kansas. 3:30 Tues 9/18 in Plumb 408
"Kansas Budget and Policy Issues" by Emily Fetsch, Kansas Action for Children/Kansas Center for Economic Growth 3:30 Wed 10/2 in Plumb 316
"Election Aversion: Gender Differences in Dislike of Politics and Their Behavioral Effects" 4 p.m. Thurs 10/18 in Plumb 316
"Preparing Voters in the Digital Age," by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, League of Women Voters of Kansas. 3:30 Tues 9/18 in Plumb 408
"Kansas Budget and Policy Issues" by Emily Fetsch, Kansas Action for Children/Kansas Center for Economic Growth 3:30 Wed 10/2 in Plumb 316
"Election Aversion: Gender Differences in Dislike of Politics and Their Behavioral Effects" 4 p.m. Thurs 10/18 in Plumb 316
Hispanic Heritage Month Kick-off
Join Diversity Student Programs later today from 5-7pm at Kellogg Circle for our Hispanic Heritage Month Kick-off! There will be great music, food, and much more! See you there!
Get your free copy of Quivira!
Copies of Quivira are available to pick up for FREE outside of the Donald Reichardt Center for Publishing & Literary Arts (PH 304).
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Quivira is produced annually by ESU students, for ESU students. It publishes creative writing and art by current undergrads and grads, and is open to all majors.
Stop by and pick up your copy today!
Tonight - Curtis Becker: He Watched and Took Note
Special Collections and Archives presents local author Curtis Becker, who will read from his first collection of poetry and short fiction, He Watched and Took Note. The event will take place from 7:00 to 7:30 PM tonight, in the exhibit hall outside Room 119 of William Allen White Library. Audience is limited to 30.
Emporia Writers Group Reading
Special Collections and Archives presents the Emporia Writers Group, who will be reading works inspired by seasons. Featured authors include Curtis Becker, Kerry Moyer, Charity Sandstrom, Tracy Million Simmons, Hazel Hart, Gena Mantz, Deb Irsik, Brenda White, Sue Claridge, Roger Heineken, and Kitty Frank. The event will take place on September 17 from 7:00 to 8:00 PM, in the exhibit hall outside Room 119 of William Allen White Library. Audience is limited to 30.
2019 E-Team Application
Hello!!!
The E-Team Applications are up for 2019 (January 2019- December 2019)! If you are interested you can find the application on Hornet Life, but if you want to apply directly the link will be attached below! If you have any questions email the CSI or come stop by. We are excited and we hope you are too, Singers Up!!!
https://emporia.campuslabs.com/engage/forms
*** You will be directed to the forms page on Hornet Life, and then click on E-Team Application 2019***
The E-Team Applications are up for 2019 (January 2019- December 2019)! If you are interested you can find the application on Hornet Life, but if you want to apply directly the link will be attached below! If you have any questions email the CSI or come stop by. We are excited and we hope you are too, Singers Up!!!
https://emporia.campuslabs.com/engage/forms
*** You will be directed to the forms page on Hornet Life, and then click on E-Team Application 2019***
Tomorrow: Kevin Willmott speaks at ESU - Part of the Visiting Writers Series
The ESU Visiting Writers Series proudly presents award winning screenwriter, director, and producer Kevin Willmott! Willmott will be discussing his new acclaimed film, BlacKkKlansman.
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board.
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board.
Retirement Announcement - Janet Schneider
Please join the IDT and TESOL faculty and students in thanking and wishing Janet Schneider well at her retirement reception. Refreshments will be served!
What: Retirement Reception for Janet Schneider
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 2:00-3:30PM (Presentation to begin at approximately 2:30pm)
Where: Visser Hall Patio*
*In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Visser Hall Faculty Lounge Visser Hall 221.
What: Retirement Reception for Janet Schneider
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 2:00-3:30PM (Presentation to begin at approximately 2:30pm)
Where: Visser Hall Patio*
*In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Visser Hall Faculty Lounge Visser Hall 221.
Preparing Voters in the Digital Age
A new source for voting information and strategies for encouraging voting are topics of a September 18 program co-sponsored by the Department of Social Sciences and the League of Women Voters of Emporia.
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
Friday: Mary Bonner Memorial Service
Dr. Mary Bonner will be remembered during a memorial service:
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
LGBTQ Faculty Staff Organization
If you are interested in being involved with the LGBTQ Faculty Staff Organization for those interested in improving campus climate, please contact Rochelle Rowley at rrowley1@emporia.edu by September 24th. This organization will meet approximately twice per year.
Internationally Acclaimed Dance Troupe Coming to ESU!
Emporia Arts Center presents legendary interpretive dance troupe MOMIX in the performance 'Opus Cactus' at ESU's Albert Taylor Hall on Wednesday, September 26th, at 7:00 PM.
Bring your ESU ID because this event is FREE for all ESU students!
A combination of eye-catching costumes, brilliant lighting, and illusion-style dance, Emporia Arts Center invites you to sit back and prepare to enjoy this sensory journey through the southwest, with MOMIX: Opus Cactus
Bring your ESU ID because this event is FREE for all ESU students!
A combination of eye-catching costumes, brilliant lighting, and illusion-style dance, Emporia Arts Center invites you to sit back and prepare to enjoy this sensory journey through the southwest, with MOMIX: Opus Cactus
Fortnite Tournament!
There will be a Fortnite tournament on the 23rd in the Union. Open to anyone, entry is $15, minimum of 2 games played. For more details and scoring search for the event on Facebook or go to Twitter@c00lestchunk.
Merchant Street Work Update
The City of Emporia will be starting, on September 24, 2018, a paving project on Merchant from 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff. This part of the project is estimated to be completed by the mid-October. Due to Merchant Street being 2 and sometimes 3 lanes, one lane of traffic will be open as the work will be completed one lane at a time. Please watch for directions and be aware of the equipment and workers. This will disrupt access to parking lots and entries/exits to campus at different times during this time period. We will work on alternate routes on getting to the west parking lots as needed throughout the project.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Kevin Willmott speaks at ESU - Part of the Visiting Writers Series
The ESU Visiting Writers Series proudly presents award winning screenwriter, director, and producer Kevin Willmott! Willmott will be discussing his new acclaimed film, BlacKkKlansman.
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board
Governance, Law, and Economics Lecture Series
The Koch Center for Leadership and Ethics presents Dr. Jayme Lemke on Tuesday, September 18th, 6:00pm - 7:00pm, Preston Room in the Memorial Union.
Women's Economic Rights: History and Why It Matters
Dr. Lemke is a Senior Fellow and Associate Director of Academic and Student Programs, Mercatus Center.
Women's Economic Rights: History and Why It Matters
Dr. Lemke is a Senior Fellow and Associate Director of Academic and Student Programs, Mercatus Center.
Retirement Announcement - Janet Schneider
It is with sadness, yet happiness and excitement for her upcoming opportunities - that we announce Janet Schneider's Retirement! She has been with the Instructional Design and Technology Department for 18 years!! Her last day will be Friday, September 14, 2018.
Please join the IDT and TESOL faculty and students in thanking and wishing her well at her retirement reception. Refreshments will be served!
What: Retirement Reception for Janet Schneider
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 2:00-3:30PM (Presentation to begin at approximately 2:30pm)
Where: Visser Hall Patio*
*In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Visser Hall Faculty Lounge Visser Hall 221.
Please join the IDT and TESOL faculty and students in thanking and wishing her well at her retirement reception. Refreshments will be served!
What: Retirement Reception for Janet Schneider
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 2:00-3:30PM (Presentation to begin at approximately 2:30pm)
Where: Visser Hall Patio*
*In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Visser Hall Faculty Lounge Visser Hall 221.
Denim Drive Starts Next Week
The Emporia Public Library, Emporia State University Libraries and Archives, and the Emporia High School Library have joined together to host a denim drive to benefit teens and new adults in Emporia. There is a particular need for plus sizes in both young women/young mens jeans. The drive will run from September 17th to September 30th.
Jeans that are collected in that time frame will be distributed through the Spartan Stop at Emporia High School and Corky’s Closet on the ESU Campus. Donation locations include Waters True Value (2727 W Hwy 50), The Flinthills Mall (1632 Industrial Rd), and the ESU Center for Student Involvement, as well as the participating libraries.
Jeans that are collected in that time frame will be distributed through the Spartan Stop at Emporia High School and Corky’s Closet on the ESU Campus. Donation locations include Waters True Value (2727 W Hwy 50), The Flinthills Mall (1632 Industrial Rd), and the ESU Center for Student Involvement, as well as the participating libraries.
Interested in studying abroad?
Interested in getting your modern language gen eds out of the way?
Finishing up that Spanish major or minor?
Come to the meeting at 7 p.m. Sept 25 at the Didde Catholic Center.
Food and fun!
Information on Spanish Club, Sigma Delta Pi (honors Spanish group) and the group study abroad next summer!
If you can't make it, email sspoon2@g.emporia.edu for more information.
Finishing up that Spanish major or minor?
Come to the meeting at 7 p.m. Sept 25 at the Didde Catholic Center.
Food and fun!
Information on Spanish Club, Sigma Delta Pi (honors Spanish group) and the group study abroad next summer!
If you can't make it, email sspoon2@g.emporia.edu for more information.
SSG.Travis Mills
Travis Mills is one of five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to survive his injuries. Staff Sergeant Travis Mills lives by his motto: "Never Give Up. Never Quit," inspiring other to overcome life's challenges and adversity. Join us in Albert Taylor Hall on Wednesday September 12th at 7pm.
Scavenger Hunt with ISEA
Join the Interdisciplinary Secondary Education Alliance (ISEA) for a Visser Hall Scavenger Hunt on Wednesday, September 12th, at 5:00pm beginning in VH 126. All secondary education majors are welcome to attend. Hope to see you there!
THRIVE meeting, Wednesday September 12th at 5pm in the Student Wellness Center
THRIVE, The Healthy Relationship & Interpersonal Violence Education program, is starting monthly member meetings!
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on September 12th, October 3rd, and November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on September 12th, October 3rd, and November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Screening: "The Young Karl Marx" (ESU Philosophy Club)
Join the ESU Philosophy Club as we screen Raoul Peck's new movie, 'The Young Karl Marx' (2017) at 7pm Thursday (Sept 13) in Plumb Hall 409. This film has been especially noted for its historical accuracy.
Raoul Peck, former minister of culture for Haiti, is a filmmaker also known for his 2016 Oscar-nominated documentary on James Baldwin, 'I Am Not Your Negro.'
Raoul Peck, former minister of culture for Haiti, is a filmmaker also known for his 2016 Oscar-nominated documentary on James Baldwin, 'I Am Not Your Negro.'
Preparing Voters in the Digital Age
A new source for voting information and strategies for encouraging voting are topics of a September 18 program co-sponsored by the Department of Social Sciences and the League of Women Voters of Emporia.
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
Mary Bonner Memorial Service
Dr. Mary Bonner will be remembered during a memorial service:
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Merchant Street Work Update
The City of Emporia will be starting, on September 24, 2018, a paving project on Merchant from 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff. This part of the project is estimated to be completed by the mid-October. Due to Merchant Street being 2 and sometimes 3 lanes, one lane of traffic will be open as the work will be completed one lane at a time. Please watch for directions and be aware of the equipment and workers. This will disrupt access to parking lots and entries/exits to campus at different times during this time period. We will work on alternate routes on getting to the west parking lots as needed throughout the project.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Additionally, Westar (Evergy) will be starting on the relocation of the overhead power lines to underground service in October and will continue to March 2019. There should be little disruption to normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Most work will boring underground. There will be three above ground boxes that will need roping off during this work. Work will be from the intersection of Commercial Street and 12th Avenue west to the intersection of Merchant Street and 12th Avenue north to the Interstate turnoff.
More information will be posted as the project progresses.
Kevin Willmott speaks at ESU - Part of the Visiting Writers Series
The ESU Visiting Writers Series proudly presents award winning screenwriter, director, and producer Kevin Willmott! Willmott will be discussing his new acclaimed film, BlacKkKlansman.
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board
Friday, September 14
3:00 PM
Plumb Hall 303
Willmott is a Professor of Film at the University of Kansas and is an award winning film writer and director, known for films such as BlacKkKlansman, William Allen White: What’s the Matter with Kansas, Shi-Raq, The Only Good Indian, Ninth Street, and the critically acclaimed feature film CSA: The Confederate States of America; and The Battle for Bunker Hill. Willmott received a B.A. in Drama from Marymount College (Kansas), and an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts.
This event is free and open to the public.
Sponsored by the ESU Creative Writing Program and Performing Arts Board
Governance, Law, and Economics Lecture Series
The Koch Center for Leadership and Ethics presents Dr. Jayme Lemke on Tuesday, September 18th, 6:00pm - 7:00pm, Preston Room in the Memorial Union.
Women's Economic Rights: History and Why It Matters
Dr. Lemke is a Senior Fellow and Associate Director of Academic and Student Programs, Mercatus Center.
Women's Economic Rights: History and Why It Matters
Dr. Lemke is a Senior Fellow and Associate Director of Academic and Student Programs, Mercatus Center.
Retirement Announcement - Janet Schneider
It is with sadness, yet happiness and excitement for her upcoming opportunities - that we announce Janet Schneider's Retirement! She has been with the Instructional Design and Technology Department for 18 years!! Her last day will be Friday, September 14, 2018.
Please join the IDT and TESOL faculty and students in thanking and wishing her well at her retirement reception. Refreshments will be served!
What: Retirement Reception for Janet Schneider
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 2:00-3:30PM (Presentation to begin at approximately 2:30pm)
Where: Visser Hall Patio*
*In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Visser Hall Faculty Lounge Visser Hall 221.
Please join the IDT and TESOL faculty and students in thanking and wishing her well at her retirement reception. Refreshments will be served!
What: Retirement Reception for Janet Schneider
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 2:00-3:30PM (Presentation to begin at approximately 2:30pm)
Where: Visser Hall Patio*
*In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Visser Hall Faculty Lounge Visser Hall 221.
Denim Drive Starts Next Week
The Emporia Public Library, Emporia State University Libraries and Archives, and the Emporia High School Library have joined together to host a denim drive to benefit teens and new adults in Emporia. There is a particular need for plus sizes in both young women/young mens jeans. The drive will run from September 17th to September 30th.
Jeans that are collected in that time frame will be distributed through the Spartan Stop at Emporia High School and Corky’s Closet on the ESU Campus. Donation locations include Waters True Value (2727 W Hwy 50), The Flinthills Mall (1632 Industrial Rd), and the ESU Center for Student Involvement, as well as the participating libraries.
Jeans that are collected in that time frame will be distributed through the Spartan Stop at Emporia High School and Corky’s Closet on the ESU Campus. Donation locations include Waters True Value (2727 W Hwy 50), The Flinthills Mall (1632 Industrial Rd), and the ESU Center for Student Involvement, as well as the participating libraries.
Interested in studying abroad?
Interested in getting your modern language gen eds out of the way?
Finishing up that Spanish major or minor?
Come to the meeting at 7 p.m. Sept 25 at the Didde Catholic Center.
Food and fun!
Information on Spanish Club, Sigma Delta Pi (honors Spanish group) and the group study abroad next summer!
If you can't make it, email sspoon2@g.emporia.edu for more information.
SSG. Travis Mills
Travis Mills is one of five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to survive his injuries. Staff Sergeant Travis Mills lives by his motto: "Never Give Up. Never Quit," inspiring other to overcome life's challenges and adversity. Join us in Albert Taylor Hall on Wednesday September 12th at 7pm.
Scavenger Hunt with ISEA
Join the Interdisciplinary Secondary Education Alliance (ISEA) for a Visser Hall Scavenger Hunt on Wednesday, September 12th, at 5:00pm beginning in VH 126. All secondary education majors are welcome to attend. Hope to see you there!
Thrive meeting Wednesday September 12th at 5pm in the Student Wellness Center
THRIVE, The Healthy Relationship & Interpersonal Violence Education program, is starting monthly member meetings!
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on September 12th, October 3rd, and November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on September 12th, October 3rd, and November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Screening "The Young Karl Marx" (ESU Philosophy Club)
Join the ESU Philosophy Club as we screen Raoul Peck's new movie, 'The Young Karl Marx' (2017) at 7pm Thursday (Sept 13) in Plumb Hall 409. This film has been especially noted for its historical accuracy.
Raoul Peck, former minister of culture for Haiti, is a filmmaker also known for his 2016 Oscar-nominated documentary on James Baldwin, 'I Am Not Your Negro.'
Raoul Peck, former minister of culture for Haiti, is a filmmaker also known for his 2016 Oscar-nominated documentary on James Baldwin, 'I Am Not Your Negro.'
Preparing Voters in the Digital Age
A new source for voting information and strategies for encouraging voting are topics of a September 18 program co-sponsored by the Department of Social Sciences and the League of Women Voters of Emporia.
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
VOTE411.org is a "one-stop shop" for election-related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on election dates, early voting options, sample ballot, facts about candidates, polling place locations, and more.
This new online system will be explained by Cille King and Teresa Briggs, co-presidents of the League of Women Voters of Kansas, at a program Tuesday, September 18, 3:30 p.m. in Plumb Hall 408.
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan organization with a goal of "making democracy work."
Mary Bonner Memorial Service
Dr. Mary Bonner will be remembered during a memorial service:
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Mary Bonner Memorial Service
Dr. Mary Bonner will be remembered during a memorial service:
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14, 2018
Sauder Alumni Center
Dr. Bonner was 94 when she died on July 15. She and her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, were Emporia State's first two African-American faculty members. They established the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series as well as three scholarship funds to benefit ESU students.
Secondary Education Scavenger Hunt
Join the Interdisciplinary Secondary Education Alliance (ISEA) for a Visser Hall Scavenger Hunt on Wednesday, September 12th, at 5:00pm beginning in VH 126. All secondary education majors are welcome to attend. Hope to see you there!
Meeting Wednesday, September 12th at 5pm in the Student Wellness Center
THRIVE, The Healthy Relationship & Interpersonal Violence Education program, is starting monthly member meetings!
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on September 12th, October 3rd, and November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
Upcoming meetings will be held at 5pm on September 12th, October 3rd, and November 7th.
THRIVE is committed to creating and promoting a safe environment for the Emporia State University community through educational initiatives and outreach. THRIVE seeks to reduce sexual violence and empower individuals to engage in healthy relationships.
Contact: THRIVE@emporia.edu
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