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It's time for a change! Are you ready to achieve your full potential and realize your dreams? EKU Toastmasters provides a supportive learning environment in which to develop communication and leadership skills. Let us show you how!

NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS:

Be a Better Listener

Improve Communication Skills

Build My Confidence

Become a Better Leader

Career Advancement

Join EKU Toastmasters!

Email Travis.Martin@eku.edu to reserve a spot. Open to the first 30 who register.

The Office of Military and Veterans Affairs invites 30 student veterans to participate for free in ArtReach: Project America workshops on March 8th, 2013. 15 student veterans will participate at 12:30 P.M. and the other 15 at 3 P.M. in the Perkins Building. The workshops normally cost $85 but are free to EKU student veterans thanks to the OMVA and proceeds from The Journal of Military Experience.

“Since 1999, The ArtReach Foundation’s mission has been to influence and assist, through creative expressive arts therapies, the growth and development of children and adults who have experienced the traumatic effects of war, violence, and/or natural disaster.”

History Tutoring Centers Opens Today, Monday January 28th. Students taking undergraduate courses in History can now get assistance with their coursework. History Helpers are available from 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays; and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fridays in Keith 341. Students can also call 622-1292 or visit History Helpers at EKU on Facebook. Assistance with note-taking, exam preparation, reading and research assignments, and paper preparation available.

Please join the Department of Computer Science for a Colloquium Series presentation entitled "Development and Business Processes for Building Your Own Web Applications", given by Steve Shearer who is a 2006 EKU graduate with a BS in Computer Science. Mr. Shearer has been very successful in web and software development, and has recently gone in business for himself. He is anxious to share his story with students about how he got his start on a prosperous career.

Come out to Powell Corner the week of Jan 28th and Feb 4th between 11 and 1 to buy tickets for Jock N'Roll, an all EKU Athlete Talent show, that will be held in Brock Auditorium on Feb 12th. Proceeds go toward sending 4 EKU military veterans to the OVC Basketball tournament in March as part of the Hoops for Heroes project.

Tickets are also availabe to purchase in the Bratzke center located in Alumni Coliseum, RM 103.

Donations are welcome as well!!!

This event is sponsored by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Do you need tutoring help in 100, 200 and 300 level Biology courses? Are you looking for a place to hold a group study? Or do you just want to hang-out and study? – You are welcome to use the Peer-Mentoring Center in Memorial Science Room 177. Biology Mentors will be available Monday through Friday from 8.00 am to 7.00 pm – no appointment needed. Open House is Tuesday, Jan 29th, 2013 – Stop by and meet the Mentors and enjoy some refreshments!!

The EKU Teacher Education Services will have the fall 2013 Online Application for Student Teaching loaded on EKUDirect from February 1-15, 2013. Make sure to meet with your advisor and complete the application within this time frame if you anticipate student teaching in August 2013.

The EKU women's a cappella group will be holding auditions Monday night at 7:00pm in Room 100 of the Foster Music Building. NO PREPARED AUDITION PIECE REQUIRED.

Bring your resume for a quick review and get free resume paper!

Having a part-time job in college is also an excellent way to begin building your work experience. Learn how to search for part-time jobs off campus and get the job you want.

You may also RSVP for workshops from your EKU JobLink account at www.career.eku.edu and receive a special gift for attending.

EKU's Music Library now features the first 100 of Rolling Stone magazine’s top 500 pop albums of all time. This collection includes a variety of styles, ranging from the album listed as number one, The Beatles’ "Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band" to number 43, Pink Floyd’s "The Dark Side of the Moon" and even Frank Sinatra’s "In the Wee Small Hours," coming in at number 100.

Stop by the Music Library, located in the Foster basement, or select "more information on this announcement" below to learn more.

Come out to play all kinds of fun games with your members of SGA! Free pizza and prizes! Come to play, meet your representatives, voice your opinion, and have fun!

Golden Key members,

Do you want to be involved in an honor society that makes a difference in others' lives? We have opportunities for you to be involved. Come to the meeting to see just how you can do this. There are opportunities to serve as an officer in our local chapter.

Understand, learn, experience, and connect with the world and politics without political party affiliation!

Come join The Political Science Club for independent, non-partisan discussion TODAY Monday Jan. 28th at 4:30 p.m. in the McCreary Student Lounge located in the basement of the Mcreary building. The club is open to everyone and anyone, no matter your major or ideology. We plan to host numerous educational, informational and interesting events throughout the semester, as well. We hope to see you there!

The AARI is sponsored by the Black Caucus of the National Council of Teachers of English and is endorsed by the International Reading Association. EKU is serving as a host institution for this event in order to raise an awareness of African and African American literature. EKU faculty, staff, administrators and students, along with area high school students are invited to read a 3-5 minute excerpt from favorite African and African and African American writings. Reading material will be provided and sign-ups are at the door.

Drop in and enjoy free food, fun, giveaways, and great African and African American Literature. Enjoy a special guest performance featuring famous jazz saxophonist Ron Jones.

Sponsored by the African/African-American Studies Program, Honors Program, EKU Libraries,Housing, EKU Student Life, EKU Admissions, Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, and the Department of English and Theater.

Register online today for the 2013 Table Tennis Tournament at the Fitness & Wellness Center. Participants will play on our two championship tables in a single elimination bracket to determine EKU's table tennis champion!

Visit www.imleagues.com/eku to register online today. The tournament is limited to the first 32 participants to register so do not delay, register today!

Join the EKU chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America for our first meeting of the semester! We're holding officer elections, learning what your 'color' is to help you grow as an individual and so much more! Free pizza and drinks will be provided. We hope to see you there!

An Oxford-style debate will examine the topic of reparations for slavery in the United States. The debate is part of EKU's year-long observation of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Participants in the debate, all members of the EKU faculty, will be Dr. Mike Austin, Dr. Gregg Gunderson, and Dr. Laura Newhart. The moderator will be Dr. Patrick Nnoromele. Proof of attendance sheets will be available at the event for instructors wishing to give credit for attendance. Free and open to the public, the event is sponsored by EKU's African/African-American Studies Program and Department of Philosophy and Religion.