This workshop educates individuals about their rights and responsibilities during encounters with law enforcement. Interactive activities are used to teach people how to demand fair and just treatment from law enforcement.
Objectives:
1) Learn about different types of police encounters.
2) Explore the role of police within communities of color.
3) Teach participants how to document and fight police brutality.
Come learn about capital projects happening on campus!
The Physical Planning Committee invites you to a capital planning and campus project poster walk-through on May 2 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the Warch Campus Center Gallery. Please stop by this open meeting to ask questions and become informed on upcoming projects relating to campus housing, facilities and parking. Students, faculty and staff are all invited to attend—please drop by when you are able, there is no formal program.
Spend the summer at beautiful Björklunden in Door County! Full-time summer staff is needed to assist in all aspects of the summer operation. See LUworks Job ID: 22849. Applications due ASAP.
95% Group: Susan Hall ’76 is offering a marketing internship with 95% Group, an educational firm that supports K-8 teachers in learning to pinpoint why a student isn’t reading on grade level. Visit LUworks Job ID: 27821. Applications due Monday, May 1.
BCDVideo: Work with multiple Lawrentians as a territory account representative in the greater Chicago area, marketing video surveillance technology. See LUworks Job ID: 28005. Applications due Friday, May 5.
Appvion: Secure a full-time summer internship in the corporate library at Appvion, a specialty paper manufacturer headquartered in Appleton (five minutes from campus). This opportunity brought to you by Dan Macke ’86, who has enjoyed a career at Appvion for over 25 years. Visit LUworks Job ID: 28006. Applications due Friday, May 5.
Do you have an internship/job offer or graduate school acceptance to celebrate? Share your good news via Spotlight Registration on the Career Services website.
When you apply for a job, employers look you up online. Learn how to create an effective LinkedIn profile to get your career search started, with special guest Kasey Corrado, social media director, Tuesday at 11:10 a.m. in the Runkel Room (4th floor) in WCC. See LUworks for more information. Registration is appreciated.
Students who have secured summer internships must attend an orientation session. We will help students register for the internship program and prepare for a positive summer experience. Sign up in LUworks.
Financial advisor R. Sherman On will discuss careers and internships with Principal Financial Group. They offer specific roles for recent college grads, including IT analyst and financial representative. Principal also has international opportunities and a leadership development program. Register for the info session at 1 p.m. in the Kraemer Room in WCC. Sign up for 1:1 chats that afternoon in Career Services.
Bring in your own food labels and explore the deception and truth about food labeling on Friday, April 21 at noon in the Kraemer Room in WCC. Kate Harrell, registered dietitian, will explore the myths and facts about processed foods.
Be a part of the next three sessions of Buddhist meditation and practice with Matty Wegehaupt at the Center for Spiritual and Religious Life April 25, May 2 and May 9 from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. in Sabin House. Times have been adjusted so check your calendars. Please plan to attend the entire series. Open to all members of the LU community. Send RSVP to Matty Wegehaupt at matthew.wegehaupt@lawrence.edu. For more information, email spiritual.religious.life@lawrence.edu.
