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Saint Louis University’s Diversity Leadership Cabinet (DLC) in collaboration with FSA, ISA, HALO, BSA, ASIA, KSA, MSA, HSC, Rainbow Alliance, UNA, and Amnesty International (basically every organization on campus), will be hosting the “Identity, Discover, Define” workshop on November 10th at 7-9pm in the BSC Ballrooms Room 173.
This year, our theme is: “I AM: PC [politically correct]”
Come find out what it means to be politically correct.
John Hodgman and Justin Long will not be present.
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The Missouri Bar and the SLU School of Law are sponsoring a Mini Law School for the Public.
The series will include seven evening sessions about a wide range of legal topics. The cost is $25 for all seven sessions. The topics will be covered by lawyers, judges and law professors.
If you’re considering a career in law, this is a great program to get yourself acclimated to the profession. For more information, visit wwww.mobar.org/minilawschool.
Photo by Thomas Roche – Licensed under Creative Commons
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Who would you like to nominate for the Last Lecture Series?
Each semester a faculty member will be selected from student nominations to speak for the Last Lecture series. The Last Lecture series provides an informal format for selected faculty to share reflections from their life’s journey and to speak to students as if it was their last lecture ever. There are not any pre-determined boundaries for the program – the faculty member will be speaking from the premise, “If you knew this was your last lecture you would ever give, what would you share with students?”
Nominations from students will be accepted from February 2, 2009 – February 25, 2009. The faculty member selected will be asked to speak during April 2009.
Nomination forms can be picked up in 319 BSC in the Student Involvement Center or via the website: http://voices.slu.edu/. Submit nominations to Student Involvement Center in 319 BSC or via email to lastlect@slu.edu.
This program sponsored by the Division of Student Development and the Office of the Provost.
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Would you like to go abroad for the Fall or Summer 2009 semester?
Jennifer L. Riedel, the Study Abroad Representative at Saint Louis University, can help you go abroad for any academic term. The application deadline to apply to study abroad for the Fall 09 semester is March 13, 2009 (Spain application deadline is April 30th)
Besides SLU’s own campus in Madrid, Spain, SLU has agreements with universities in Europe, Asia, and Latin America where SLU Undergraduate Students can study and take all of their academic tuition scholarships with them for the semester/year programs (except those geared specifically towards housing)!
Come to a study abroad information session to learn about the all the exciting programs. These hour-long sessions address all aspects of the programs and are required for those that plan to study abroad during the Fall or Summer 2009 Sessions, but anyone is welcome to attend.
The times of information sessions are listed below.
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Support your Saint Louis University fellow students by coming for a portion of the opening reception of the Student Foundations Exhibition on Thursday Dec. 4. 4:30p.m. – 7:00p.m.
Boileau Hall, 38 Vandeventer, (western end of West Pine Mall)
Show can be viewed until Feb. 7, 2009
Friday and Saturday 12-4 pm except during University holidays.
Look at art, munch on free food, and open your eyes to what happens in these beginning studio art classes.
Check out how SLU students create the illusion of form on a two dimensional surface. See how they construct and build three dimensional objects. Be surprised by the different kinds of imagery that students create and represent in their artwork. See the wide variety of media that students explore in the studio art program.
Students participating will be from the basic courses of Drawing, 2d Design, Color Theory, and 3d Design as well as students in the beginning classes of Painting, Printmaking, Ceramic Sculpture, Photography, Computer Art, Fibers, and Metals courses.
Photo by alicepopkorn Licensed under Creative Commons
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