Lunar New Year 2018
Saturday, Feb. 17 • Somerset Room, Warch Campus Center 6 p.m
Cultural Performances Culture Expo to Follow
Lunar New Year 2018
Saturday, Feb. 17 • Somerset Room, Warch Campus Center 6 p.m
Cultural Performances Culture Expo to Follow
ORC organizes subsidized backcountry trips to places all across the country, and sends ~100 students on trips every year. ORC trips have no requirement for any previous backcountry experience, the club provides all necessary gear, and can also can offer additional financial support to cover trip costs.
Click on the link for ORC planned trips, application and financial award forms.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1187vBtpXd6FWckedDlcJnNAyPpJkm3wk?usp=sharing
Applications are due this coming Sunday, 1/11 at midnight
Life After Lawrence Open Forum
January 23, 2018 • 4:30 to 6:00 pm
Somerset Room, Warch Campus Center
Light refreshments will be served
The world of work is rapidly changing. Help the Life After Lawrence Task Force determine which types of programs, services and technology are appropriate to best prepare Lawrentians for the next step in their lives. Attend this interactive session on January 23 to voice your thoughts on how Lawrence prepares students for life after college.
Topics of interest include:
•Curriculum and Learning
•World of Work
•Discernment and Career Exploration
•Career Services Programming
•Internship Opportunities
•Fellowships and Pre-Professional Advising
•On-Campus Student Employment
•Research Opportunities
•Supporting Students of All Backgrounds in Their Career Journeys
Life After Lawrence Open Forum
January 23, 2018 • 4:30 to 6:00 pm
Somerset Room, Warch Campus Center
Light refreshments will be served
The world of work is rapidly changing. Help the Life After Lawrence Task Force determine which types of programs, services and technology are appropriate to best prepare Lawrentians for the next step in their lives. Attend this interactive session on January 23 to voice your thoughts on how Lawrence prepares students for life after college.
Topics of interest include:
Life After Lawrence Open Forum
January 23, 2018 • 4:30 to 6:00 pm
Somerset Room, Warch Campus Center
Light refreshments will be served
“The world of work is rapidly changing. Help the Life After Lawrence Task Force determine which types of programs, services and technology are appropriate to best prepare Lawrentians for the next step in their lives. Attend this interactive session on January 23 to voice your thoughts on how Lawrence prepares students for life after college.”
Topics of interest include:
What does MLK Jr Day mean at Lawrence?
MLK, Jr. Day of Service at Lawrence University is an annual event that invites the entire Lawrence community to continue honoring the ideas of Dr. King and the civil rights movements that continue to this day. Students, staff and faculty will honor the continuance of the efforts of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr through learning, serving, and celebrating.
Students have much to gain from civically engaging in the community. Volunteering on MLK Jr. Day provides an opportunity for you to:
In addition to a speaker who will address an important social justice issue impacting our health, a variety of both on-campus and off-campus opportunities are available to all. Each activity is a student led initiative that benefits the community and helps Lawrentians solidify the value of learning as you serve. Select from a number of options, any of which will benefit a variety of agencies in the Appleton area.
Register by Jan. 12 at https://givepul.se/bf5ow and click on “events.”
What does MLK Jr Day mean at Lawrence?
MLK, Jr. Day of Service at Lawrence University is an annual event that invites the entire Lawrence community to continue honoring the ideas of Dr. King and the civil rights movements that continue to this day. Students, staff and faculty will honor the continuance of the efforts of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr through learning, serving, and celebrating.
Volunteering on MLK Jr. Day provides an opportunity for you to:
In addition to a speaker who will address an important social justice issue impacting our health, a variety of both on-campus and off-campus opportunities are available to all. Each activity is a student led initiative that benefits the community and helps Lawrentians solidify the value of learning as you serve. Select from a number of options, any of which will benefit a variety of agencies in the Appleton area.
Register by Jan. 12 at https://givepul.se/bf5ow and click on “events.”
The Office of Student Life is offering one-way coach bus transportation back to campus after Winter Break on Tuesday, January 2, 2018. The cost is $20 – space is limited and seats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis – reservations are needed. Please e-mail the Office of Student Life at deanofstudents@lawrence.edu to reserve a seat on the motor coach.
Details:
DATE: Tuesday, January 2, 2018 (the day before Term II classes begin)
DEPARTURE TIMES AND LOCATIONS:
Depart Chicago (O’Hare Tollway Oasis on the Illinois Tollway, Northbound side – 10201 Belle Plaine Ave., Schiller Park): 12 noon
Depart Milwaukee (Target Store, 1501 Miller Parkway, Milwaukee): 2 pm
Arrive Lawrence University at approximately 4:30 pm
Depart Minneapolis/St. Paul (Target SuperStore, 1300 University Avenue W., St. Paul): 12 noon
Depart Wausau (The Store, 2409 N. Mountain Rd., Wausau): 3:00 pm
Arrive Lawrence University at approximately 5 pm
Register for Give Pulse Training/Tutorials via the Give Pulse system at Lawrence.givepulse.com, or visit the VCSC Thursdays for a casual tutorial session. Want to learn how to post a volunteer opportunity or register to volunteer? Have questions about what you’ve already posted? This is a great place to start. New times added with each term. Also, feel free to check the Give Pulse system for ideas on how, where and when to volunteer.
Lawrence.Givepulse.com
Easter Mysteries – Award Winning Director and LU alum– Film Presentation and Panel EASTER MYSTERIES is a Musical Feature Film that journeys into the passion of Christ’s death and resurrection through the lens of his disciples and followers. It presents Jesus as a kosher rabbi guiding his followers, inviting a broad understanding of Jesus by people of other faiths or of no faith – while the central Biblical themes of Gospel and grace remain clear. Join John O’Boyle and the Lawrence community for a multifaith experience on Wednesday November 8th at 6:00 pm. in the Cinema. Doors open at 5:45 pm with free pizza and drinks available. The film will begin at 6:00 pm with a multifaith panel discussion to follow.