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Women in STEM Panel Presentation

Wednesday, March 13 | 5:30-7 p.m.
Virtual Link
Meeting ID: 490 300 1737

VIRTUAL EVENT – Join our incredible panelists as they delve into their experiences as women in STEM. Learn about the nuances and impacts of gender and implications for the future of women in STEM.

This panel features:

  • Dr. Beth De Stasio ’83, Raymond J. Herzog Professor of Science and Professor of Biology at LU
  • Danielle Kolman, Assistant Director – Employer & Alumni Relations at LU
  • Dr. Keisha Burnett, Program Director, Master of Cytopathology Practice Program (MCP) at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center
  • Dr. Linda Hughlett, Chief Nursing Officer and Senior Vice President of Patient Care Services at Regional One Health

Presented by I.D.E.A.S.

Reminder – Parking Lottery Sign Up

Don’t forget to sign up for the parking lottery for Spring Term’s 24-hour student parking!

To enter, visit Voyager, go to the Student Services menu, and click “Vehicle Registration, Bicycle Registration & Parking Lottery.”

  • Students must be registered for the lottery by 10 p.m. on Sunday, March 3.
  • The lottery drawing will be on Monday, March 4. 
  • Winners as well as non-winners will be notified via email by Friday, March 8.

Below are a few details to help you have a successful entry:

  • You must enter the Parking Lottery every term that you hope to win a space.
  • Your vehicle must be registered on Voyager in order to participate. If your car is already registered, don’t register it again. Just elect for the lottery sign up.
  • If you have won a lottery spot, your Term 3 sticker will be provided by the first day of Winter term. Check your SPC.
  • Stickers are limited. Lost or damaged stickers may not be replaced. This applies to both registration stickers and lottery stickers.
  • Note: You are looking for the indicator that says ‘Participate in Lottery’ in the gray box.

Questions?

Womens Basketball MWC Tourney -Take the Fan Bus!

The Fan Bus for the Midwest Conference Tournament game against Ripon will begin boarding at 3:45 p.m. at the Wriston Turnaround on Friday, Feb. 23.

The bus will take students, staff, and faculty to and from the game so that Lawrentians can safely and easily support the Women’s Basketball team toward another victory.

Get out your Lawrence blue, and get on the bus!
Register for a spot or take a first come/first served seat
Register Here or use the QR code

CCE Winter Olympics

Feb. 12-17

The CCE Winter Service Olympics is a new winter event aimed at helping Lawrence students participate in volunteer-related and community engagement activities while competing in friendly, purpose-driven events throughout the week. Students can compete as individuals or in teams (up to 10 students per team) to earn points through participation in daily activities and events. The three winning individuals or teams will be crowned as CCE Olympic champions.

Check back with the LU Careers and Community Instagram for event updates!

Feb. 12 | Civics & Society

Vikings Vote! | 12:30-1:30 p.m. | Warch 325 – Pusey Room
Do you want to impact campus voting initiatives? Stop by the CCE’s table to share feedback with us about your ideas for events, activities, and information/resources. Anyone who stops by is entered to win a raffle! It takes less than 5 minutes, so stop by today!

Intro to Voting Tabling | 2-5 p.m. | Warch Lobby
Stop by the table to learn about voting resources, ask questions, and get voting merch! The first election of 2024 is on February 20th, so now is the perfect time to start preparing!

Vikings Vote! | 7:30-8:30 p.m. | Warch 325 – Pusey Room

Writing to your Reps Workshop | 5-6:30 p.m. | Warch 325 – Pusey Room

Feb. 13 | Fair Housing & Hunger

Ethical Volunteer Training | 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Warch 204 – Cinema

Self-Care Kit Making for Senior Citizens | 7-9 p.m. | CCE – Warch 4th Floor

Feb. 14 | Public Health & Wellness

Sledding Relay Race | 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Cards & Cocoa | 6-7 p.m. | CCE – Warch 4th Floor
Join our CCE student staff in writing fun “Thank You” cards to health professionals in the Appleton area! This event will be a relaxing time to show appreciation for all that healthcare workers do, especially for underrepresented healthcare professions. Free hot chocolate will be provided!

Wellness BINGO | 7:30-8:30 p.m. | Warch 325 – Pusey Room

Feb. 15 | Child Advocacy/Environment & Sustainability

Pledge for Our Planet | 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. | Warch Lobby
Stop by to make your Pledge to the Planet! There will be petitions to sign, volunteer opportunities, whiteboard questions, and plenty of prizes! Students, staff, and faculty can all do our part to help our world.

Volunteering & Your Career | 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Warch 325 – Pusey Room
Learn how to make the most of your experiences at Lawrence with the CCE and the Career Center! Led by the Assistant Director of Internships, Rich Marshall, this seminar will address how students can reflect on experiential learning opportunities (volunteering, internships, etc.) and expertly summarize them during resume-writing, interviews, and more!

Friendship Bracelet Making | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Warch 320 – Gallery

Feb. 16 | Arts & Education/VITAL/First of Many

5-7:30 p.m. | Warch 320 – Gallery
Join the CCE for a 3-for-1 event as part of the CCE Winter Olympics and LUgge! We will be painting canvases of shelter pets for the Saving Paws Animal Rescue, doing trivia questions based on “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?”, and writing letters of advice to first-generation students. We hope you can participate!

Feb. 17 | Catered Lunch Olympic Ceremony

1:30-2:30 p.m. | Warch 324 – Somerset
Today wraps up the final day of the CCE Winter Olympics, part of LUgge! We will be having a catered lunch for all students who join us, and we will be crowning the Olympic Champions for both teams and individual competitors. Join us to celebrate everyone’s efforts this week!

It’s On Us

Next week, February 12-18, 2024, begins our annual It’s on Us Week. We ask that all Lawrentians wear teal and/or a teal ribbon in support of the cause on Tuesday February 13, 2024. Please take a moment to acquaint yourself with additional ways to participate and remember, it’s on us to stand up to sexual misconduct.

What is It’s on Us Week?

It’s on Us Week is a call to action for all Lawrentians to act as active bystanders and stop problematic behaviors. It’s on us to stop sexual violence! It’s on Us is a national movement and honored by several institutions at different points in the year. We focus on healthy relationships, everyday consent, respect active bystander training, and of course hope to inspire all Lawrentians to reflect on their role in creating a caring and safe community!

Monday Feb. 12

  • It’s On Us Giveaway Tabling | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Warch
  • SAASHA Green Flags Board | Outside Andrew Commons
  • Bystander Awareness Training | 7 p.m. | Warch 224

Tuesday, Feb. 13 | Wear Teal Day

  • It’s On Us Giveaway Tabling | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Warch
  • FSL Jeopardy | 6:30 p.m. | Warch 325
  • Sign the pledge in your residence hall lobby

Wednesday, Feb. 14

  • Consent Workshop | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Warch 226
  • STI Testing | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (by appointment) | Wellness Center

Thursday, Feb. 15

  • KINK Workshop | 7:30 p.m. | Warch Cinema

Friday, Feb. 16

  • SAASHA Gratitude’s Board | Outside Andrew Commons

Sunday, Feb. 18

  • SAASHA Resource Happy Hour | 2-4 p.m. | Spirit Space
It’s On Us poster

Meet Your Hosts

The week draws on a huge number of campus partners or collaboration and support. If you would like to become involved, please contact the SHARE committee and/or attend a SAHRE meeting. We are incredibly thankful for the efforts of each of our partners in working to raise awareness and inspire the call to action for all to practice as active bystanders!

How to Be an Active Bystander

If you cannot attend the Monday evening event but would like to host a group bystander intervention training, please contact Erin Buenzli, buenzlie@lawrence.edu. Below is a quick summary to get you stared as active bystanders on campus, information pulled from RAINN.

  • Create a distraction: The purpose of distraction is to interrupt the incident, safely, by communicating with the individual at risk and giving them an opportunity to safely exit the potentially dangerous situation.
  • Ask Directly: Asking directly to the individual at risk can help you determine if an action needs to be taken immediately to ensure a safe environment.
  • Rally Others: If you need to, enlist another person to support you. Remember, there is always help on campus from CAs, Area Coordinators, or Campus Safety.
  • Extend Support: Offer them appropriate resources and options for how you can support them.

How to Submit Your Feedback

We want to Hear Your Voice

As always, we want to hear about your thoughts and continue to create a more salient and educational experience. If you attend any of the events below or want to offer some feedback, please complete the link to our evaluation page: https://forms.office.com/r/7sGbDqxYm1.

New Employees/Promotions/Rehires

If you see them on campus, please welcome them to Lawrence!

New Hires

Matthew Wolfgram – Campus Safety Officer

Allison Hinze – Warch Campus Center Service Manager

Abiba Jefari – Custodian

Amy Wilson – Principal Gift Officer

Jeff Miller – Director of Campus Safety

Sarah Colby – Bon Appetit – Executive Chef

Magdalena Coolman – Bon Appetit

John Jackson – Bon Appetit

Rehires

Nathan Ferguson – Diversity & Intercultural Center Fellow

Guest-faculty recital: Kyungwha Chu, piano, and Colin Carr, cello

Saturday, Feb. 3 | 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Memorial Chapel

Colin Carr appears throughout the world as a soloist, chamber musician, recording artist, and teacher. He has played with major orchestras worldwide, including the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, The Philharmonia, Royal Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, the orchestras of Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, Philadelphia, Montréal and all the major orchestras of Australia and New Zealand. Conductors with whom he has worked include Rattle, Gergiev, Dutoit, Elder, Skrowasczewski and Marriner. He has been a regular guest at the BBC Proms and has twice toured Australia.

Award winning pianist Kyungwha Chu performs as a soloist and chamber musician throughout the United States, Canada, Asia and Europe. Her performances have included appearances at New York’s 92nd street Y, Kennedy Center Washington D.C., Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall New York.

She has appeared as a soloist with the Seoul Symphony Orchestra, Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra, Cleveland Institute of Music orchestra, and Royal Conservatory of Music Orchestra. Her awards include top prizes in the Korean Broadcasting System competition, Cleveland Institute of Music concerto competition and Royal Conservatory of Music concerto competition. She has participated in the professional training workshop at Carnegie where she worked with Yo-Yo Ma and Pamela Frank. In 2010 she was one of seven students of Leon Fleisher to perform all 32 Beethoven piano Sonatas in a single-day marathon concert. During the summer of 2014 she participated in the Pearlman Music Program, working with Itzhak Pearlman and Donald Weilerstein.

Off-Campus Programs Deadline Extended to February 5

If you are thinking about study abroad for next year, there is still time to apply! Off-Campus Programs has extended its deadline for affiliated program applications until February 5.

For a list of affiliated programs, please go to our Approved Programs list.

The deadline for London Centre and the Francophone Seminar in Dakar, Senegal programs remains February 20 and April 1, respectively.

More information on study abroad and a link to our application are available on the Off-Campus Programs website.

To make an appointment with an Off-Campus Programs advisor, please complete our Request a Meeting form.

Communications SharePoint – Fonts

The Communications SharePoint site is your one-stop-shop for resources and best practices related to brand and visuals!

Download official logos, submit project request forms, learn about official fonts and colors, and so much more.

Pro Tip of the Week

Fonts

Typography (another word for fonts) is used to identify and distinguish an organization. Used consistently in all university communications, typography assures that Lawrence is easily and quickly recognized.

University-approved Typefaces

University-approved typefaces must be used for all other university communications. A primary and a secondary serif typeface and a primary and secondary sans serif typeface are available for use by staff and faculty in printed university communications materials.

Serif typefaces have small lines/tails attached to them.
Sans serif typefaces do not.

You can see the difference in common typefaces like Times New Roman (serif) and Arial (sans serif).
 PrimaryAthletics AlternativeSystem AlternativeWeb Alternative
HeadlineIvyPresto Headline*HudsonDido, Times New RomanDido
Sub-headSporting GrotesqueUnited SansVerdana Verdana 
ParagraphVerdana VerdanaVerdana Verdana 
*Requires an Adobe Creative Cloud license. If you do not have a license, please use the System Alternative. If you have an account, please log into Adobe Creative Cloud using your network account and download it in the Fonts app.

Arial and Calibri are reserved for email and other electronic communications. Staff and faculty should change their default email settings to Arial for email text. Similarly, they should create a default email signature format using the Lawrence logo

Read more on the Communications SharePoint site!