All exempt and non-exempt staff are invited to this brown bag session on Oct. 5.

Campus radio station KUST is looking for a DJ to play independent, alternative and local music. If interested, attend KUST’s meeting today or e-mail the station.

Peer Ministry coordinator Molly Bird outlines the program and the 2010-11 transition to it from the Hall Chaplain program.

Be among the first to learn about events offered for people of every faith background.

A reception for the archbishop will be held at Sitzmann Hall immediately following Mass.

Yuying Dai, an international student from China, will be the guest speaker at the first
CultureLink Tea of the 2010-2011 academic year. The tea will be held Wednesday.

A new winner will be determined each day this week.

This three-day, off-campus retreat is an opportunity to encourage growth in first-year student leaders.

The “Inside Washington” seminar, Jan. 2-15, will include on-site visits to Capitol Hill, executive agencies, think tanks, trade associations and media organizations.

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Company representatives will give a presentation about the business management associate position, an entry-level sales management training opportunity for graduating seniors.

Susan Alexander has some tongue-in-cheek advice for Flynn Hall residents concerned with mice: Get an illegal cat. As Susan writes today in The Scroll, her neighbor’s cat, Sophie, does a good job of keeping away both the mice and her dreams about 200-pound dancing rodents. Have a mouse story? Share it with us!

A representative from Family Means Credit Counseling will lead three free workshops: “What is My Money Personality?” “Take Charge of Your Money,” and “Give Me Some Credit!”

The Marketing Your International Experience seminar will be held Wednesday.

She was the mother-in-law of Chelen Gore, College of Applied Professional Studies.

“Stop the Presses: Graphic Art in a New Light” features graphic artists with local ties.

Celebrate Homecoming Week at the Wellness Center’s ninth annual Wellness 5K Run/Walk Relay on Oct. 23. Register by Oct. 15 and receive a 5K T-shirt.

Junior Achievement volunteering is easy and flexible; choose from a multitude of hours, locations and classrooms. Four information sessions will be held this week.

The dialogue will be held Wednesday, Sept. 29.

The containers, dishwasher- and microwave-safe, are exchanged with each to-go meal purchased.

Banned Books Week promotes that while not every book is intended for every reader, each person has the right to decide what to read, listen to, or view.

Fourteen staff members recently joined the campus community.

Weigel’s 19 books include the acclaimed Witness to Hope: The Biography of Pope John Paul II.

The committee will consist of about 40 members and will meet once a semester to address specific issues.

The book club will discuss The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold.