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The Department of Occupational Therapy invites you to the Fourth Annual EKU Occupational Therapy and Occupational Science Research Day, November 13, 2009.
The event will begin at 8:15 AM in Clark Auditorium (Wallace Building Room 147) with the keynote address by Pollie Price, PhD, OTR/L, speaking on How Occupation Emerges in the Therapy Process.
Following Dr. Price's Keynote speech, participants will go to the Dizney Building for a presentation of papers, posters and panels by students in the Occupational Science undergraduate program, Occupational Therapy master’s program and the Rehabilitation Sciences doctoral program.
Event Date: November 13; 8:15 AM - 3:00 PM Location: Wallace Building and Dizney Building Cost: Free
Sponsor: Department of Occupational Therapy
Black Student Union and Phi Beta Sigma Inc. presents Eastern's Got Talent! We're looking for singers, dancers, poets, comedians, rappers, ANYBODY who would like to showcase their talent! A quick informational will be held NOVEMBER 4th at 7:00 PM in CONFERENCE ROOM D. The actual show will be held December 3rd.
Event Date: November 04; 7:00 PM Location: Powell Conference Room D Cost: Free
Sponsor: Black Student Union & Phi Beta Sigma Inc.
EKU Adventure Programs is happy to announce that we will be offering the National Outdoor Leadership School's Wilderness Medicine Institute Wilderness First Aid certification November 20-22. This course will be merely a weekend in length and taught in partnership with Landmark Learning of Cullowhee, North Carolina. Course instruction will take place at EKU's Maywoods Natural Area and cost $165 for EKU students, faculty, and staff, to include tuition and lodging.
This course is a great opportunity for those wishing to develop themselves in the field of backcountry medicine or anyone considering a career in the outdoors (Forestry, Fish & Wildlife, Tourism, Recreation & Parks). Take the first step in preparing for emergencies in the backcountry and sign up today!
Event Date: November 20; N/A Location: EKU Maywoods Cost: $165 (EKU) $225 (General Public)
Sponsor: EKU Adventure Programs
Come on out to Powell Lobby and enjoy some of S.I.S.T.A.’s fine Hot Chocolate!!!
Event Date: November 11; 12:30-3pm Location: Powell Lobby
Sponsor: Gladys Johnson
Please come to the Clark Auditorium (Wallace 147) at 7:30 on Thursday night for a lecture entitled "The End of the World and Other Misconceptions: The Truth About Robotics" with Dr. James McLurkin, MIT roboticist, inventor, researcher, and teacher.
3:30-5:00 - Q & A Session in Moore 123
6:00 - Dinner in Faculty Dining Room
7:30 - Lecture
Event Date: November 05; 7:30 p.m. Location: Clark Auditorium, Wallace 147 Cost: Free
Sponsor: Chautauqua Lecture Series
The Kentucky Department of Public Health has produced a newsletter entitled "Kentucky Fluview H1N1 Weekly Surveillance Report." You can view this document, as well as future editions, by going to www.prepare4flu.eku.edu and clicking on “H1N1 News Updates.” The newsletters will be listed by date of publication.
Sponsor: Environmental Health and Safety
Accounting Society will be meeting Thursday, November 5 at 5:00 PM in BTC 105. As always there will be a speaker from an accounting field as well as food and drinks provided!
Hope to see everyone there!
Event Date: November 05; 5:00 PM Location: BTC 105 Cost: Free!!!
Sponsor: Accounting Society
Not feeling like yourself? Are you finding yourself overwhelmed by stress? Do you find yourself dwelling on all the things that aren't going right? Do you want to find ways to lead a more fulfilling life, but don't know how? Attend Tuesdays with the Counseling Center on Tuesday, November 10 to learn ways to improve your mood and attain a more satisfying and fulfilling life. The presentation will focus on self-empowerment, goal-setting, and coping with perfectionism. Hope to see you there!
Event Date: November 10; 5:00 PM-6:00 PM Location: Student Services Building, Rm.567 Cost: Free
Sponsor: Counseling Center
Panelist will address the role of sexuality within world religions and psychology. The program aims to represent particular interpretations of religious and psychological perspectives and it does not intend to represent all world religions. We offer a world religions topic every semester.
Moderator: Dr. Abraham Velez,EKU Dept. of Philosphy & Religion
Panelists:
Prof. Richard Freed, EKU, Dept. of English: Judaism
Prof. Mixon Ware, EKU Dept. of Family & Consumer Sciences:
Christianity
Prof. Jose Varela, EKU Dept. of Foreign Languages and Humanities: Esoteric traditions
Dr. Judith Broadus, Psychologist and Director of the Lexington Shambala Center: Buddhism
Prof. Robert W. Mitchell, EKU Dept. of Psychology: "What Psychology has to offer".
Free & Open to the Public - Classes Welcome: Proof of Attendance will be provided.
Event Date: November 17; 7:00 p.m. Location: Adams Auditorium -- Wallace Building Cost: Free
Sponsor: Women & Gender Studies, The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, The Dept. of Philosophy and Religion
The EKU McNair Scholars Program is recruiting academically talented students aiming for a doctorate degree. Program activities include faculty mentoring, a fall colloquium, a spring research class, a paid summer-long research internship, presentations at national conferences, intensive GRE preparation, graduate school application support, graduate school application fee waivers, an EKU scholarship, and graduate level assistantships and fellowships at leading universities. All activity and conference travel expenses paid by the program. Students must be from low-income and first-generation backgrounds and / or African-American, Hispanic, Native-American or Pacific Islander. Eligible students who will be sophomores, juniors and seniors in the FALL 2010 semester may apply. Contact Rich Richmond at 622-6249 to schedule an informational interview.
Event Date: November 04 Location: Jones 409
Sponsor: McNair Scholars Program
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