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ON-CAMPUS UPCOMING EVENTS
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6:00 PM
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Religion Forum: Deborah Norland & Mike Engelhardt
Center for Faith and Life, Recital Hall
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7:30 PM
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Workshop: Writing Your Resume and Cover Letter
F.W. Olin Building, Room 213
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7:30 PM
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Faculty Artist Series: Michael Smith, trombone
Jenson-Noble Hall of Music, Noble Recital Hall
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10:30 AM
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 Senior Chapel: Marion Pruitt-Jefferson
Center for Faith and Life, Main Hall
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7:30 PM
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Guest Lecture: Kate Harding, Asking For It: The Alarming Ride of Rape Culture, and What We Can Do About It
Valders Hall of Science, Room 206
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4:15 PM
| Sustainability Council Meeting
Dahl Centennial Union, Borlaug Room
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7:30 PM
| Concert Band Tour Homecoming Concert
Center for Faith and Life, Main Hall
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Due to a touring conflict, the Panic! At The Disco Concert (sponsored by SAC Concerts) has been rescheduled to Saturday, April 9. The location and time of the event remain the same. All tickets with the April 16th date will be honored. Questions? Please contact the Ticket Office or SAC Concerts.
Michael Engelhardt and Deborah Norland will discuss the flight of Syrian refugees from their homeland at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, in the CRH. In their lecture, titled "Displacement, Fear and Hope: The Impermanence of Place for Syrian Refugees," Norland will convey personal stories of working among Syrian refugees in Turkey, and Engelhardt will discuss the underlying causes of the war, the multi-faceted nature of the conflict and the shifting alliances that make this and other such conflicts difficult to resolve. A reception will follow in Qualley Lounge.
The Tau Delta Gamma Sorority will be hosting their annual blood drive April 11 &12, 11:00-5:00 in Brunsdale Lounge. Free t-shirts, and food, while supplies last! Make your appointment at www.redcross.org
LIBRARY BOOKS ARE DUE! April 1 is the due date for books checked out from the main stacks by students before Monday, March 28. Books may be renewed once online or by bringing them in physically to the circulation desk if you have exceeded the renewal limit. The new due date is May 12, the last day of classes this spring. Click on "Library Account" online, then "My Library Account" in the upper right corner after signing in to see what you have checked out and when it is due.
Reminder for Krahn and Kuh Awards -- The March 31 deadline for nominations for the Krahn Family Student Life Service Award and applications for the Kuh Family "Positively Luther" Award is approaching. Information regarding the awards is available here . Please consider nominating students for the Krahn award and encourage students to apply for the Kuh award!
Bringing to a close nine years of unique performances, the final SONG JAM, part of a performance series devoted to art song by women composers, will take place at 5:15 p.m. Monday, April 4, in the CFL Recital Hall. Jessica Paul, creator and lead advocate of Luther's Song Jam, will collaborate on piano for the concert. She will retire at the end of the 2015-16 academic year.
Luther College Dance Marathon's Third Annual Big Event will take place April 2, 2016 from noon until midnight. Dancers will stand for 12 straight hours to raise awareness and money for the University of Iowa Children's Hospital! Community members are invited to check out the event from 1pm-5pm. Donations can be made online. Please check out www.luther.edu/dance-marathon .
Studying abroad with ISA! On Friday April 1 from 11 a.m.-1p.m. there will be a table outside of Marty's that has all you would like to know about studying and interning abroad in exotic and historical places. Come on by and pick up a brochure and learn more about where else in the world you can go!
Michael Smith will perform a trombone and euphonium recital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 29, in the Jenson-Noble Hall of Music, Noble Recital Hall. He will perform Hannes Meyer's "Sonata in C-minor" on themes of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi on the alto trombone, "Concerto for Tenor Trombone, Opus 35" by Frantisek Domazlicky, "Fantaisie Concertante" for bass trombone by Jacques Casterede and "Sonatina for Euphonium and Synthesizer" by John Boda. Smith will be accompanied on piano by Du Huang.
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Looking for a unique housing opportunity for next year? Norby Global House and the Farwell Gender Inclusive Cluster still have openings! If you or your friends are interested in living in either of these communities, apply online today! If you have any questions, contact Vanessa Wiest, the housing assignments coordinator, by email or stop by the ResLife office.
BIKE RETRIEVAL for those who placed their bikes in winter storage will be on March 31 and April 1 from 3-6 p.m. at the Ashmore-Jewell Barn. Please be sure to retrieve your bike!
The next Strengths Sunday Workshop will be held on April 3 from 2-5 p.m in Olin Hall 213. Students will take the StrengthsFinder Assessment and participate in the Strengths-Based Education Workshop. This is an excellent opportunity for seniors, juniors and sophomores to participate in Strengths if they have not already engaged through a class, team, or group during their time at Luther. Students can register at www.luther.edu/careers/calendar and select April 3 Strengths-Based Education Workshop. Questions, contact landan02@luther.edu.
The Luther College Concert Band will close their 2016 spring break Midwest tour with a final performance at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 31, in the Center for Faith and Life Main Hall.
Luther Alumnus Michael Ehrecke '15 will perform a continuation of his senior project Wednesday, March 30 @ 7:30 p.m. in Storre Theatre. This performance probes into the notion of self-hood, asking, "How do we tell our own stories while respecting the stories of others?" A workshop and panel discussion will explore how to use theatre to affect change on Thursday, March 31 @ 7 p.m., CFA-Studio One. Open to all. No registration needed. Sponsored by Career Center.
Positions are open for student worker jobs in the Diversity Center all are encouraged to apply. Information can be found here.
Did you know: Luther's wind turbine is capable of producing more electricity than we can use on campus when the wind is strong enough. Sunny, breezy days are great times to charge your computer or phone, do laundry, or cook a meal! When you use electricity produced by Luther, Luther doesn't use electricity produced by dirty coal plants. The excess energy produced by the turbine is fed back to the grid and used in Decorah.
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The Bulletin is published for the Luther Community by the Campus Programming Office every Tuesday & Friday when classes are in session. Copy deadline: 12 noon Monday for Tuesday's edition, 12 noon Thursday for Friday's edition. Each announcement will be be run a maximum of two times. Word limit: 75. Email: bulletin@luther.edu
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