The speaker, Katie Nelson, designs and teaches online, hybrid and face-to-face courses in anthropology and student success strategies at Riverland Community College, Austin, Minn.
In addition to clothing, the drive will collect reusable household items, books, small electronics and other goods that will be donated to local charities.
The String Orchestra will perform tomorrow, and UST Bands (Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band) will perform Friday.
Learn about important sustainability issues affecting Minnesota.
Courtney Gregar, Jacob Rhein, Julie Lasher, John Balk and Sister Mary Seton will present essays on May 14, and Nadine Friederichs, Tim DeCelle, Laura Leonard and William LeMire will present on May 15.
All supplies collected will go the VISION site in northern India.
The New York Times columnist spoke at St. Thomas last month as part of the Broadcast Journalist Series.
Everyone is invited to the performance; donations are requested.
Prichard’s areas of interest are sleep and circadian rhythms, and neuroanatomy. She conducts studies on the effects that the amount of sleep has on the immune system in college students.
The campus community is invited to enjoy the literary magazine’s short stories and poems from the St. Thomas community while enjoying complimentary pizza and appetizers.
International student Vera Pospisilova will bring the Czech Republic’s colorful but tumultuous history into the spotlight at 3 p.m. today in the Anderson Student Center, Room 202.
Buy a glass of lemonade during convo hour today, Tuesday, May 1, on the second floor of the Anderson Student Center, and get to know some friendly international students.
Poster presentations by this year’s student research fellowship awardees will be featured. Also acknowledged will be the women’s studies minors who are graduating in May, and grant recipients for 2012-13.
Julian Parker Lecture Series || to ginnie th 4-19 — 4:18 pm
return to radio – to ginneiie tuesday 4-17 10 55 am tc add poter as a photo and also as a fancy box.
Beyond the Arches photos || to ginnie Monday, april 23 — 2:55 pm
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Organizers encourage professionals, and students in special education, social work psychology, public policy, education and law to attend the conference, which is free and open to the public.
The essay contest winners will receive their Thomas D. Sullivan Medals in Philosophy at the colloquium.
Under the direction of Casey Johnson, Josh Bauder and Sean Barker, the group will perform the two concerts with a variety of repertoire, including a piece composed by a member of the choir.
Hemsley is chief executive officer and president of UnitedHealth Group.
She will speak about the factors that influence political tolerance. Her talk is titled “The Uncertainty Paradox: Perceived Threat Moderates the Effect of Uncertainty on Political Tolerance.”
The film follows the lives of four first-generation high school students who set out to break the cycle of poverty by attending college. A panel discussion will follow the film.
The congressman will touch on all aspects of U.S. policy; also participating in the discussion will be Dr. Trita Parsi, director of the National Iranian American Council.
The talk is a preview of next year’s series on the common good.