Academic Events

NASA Internships for Summer ~ Deadline is Feb 1, 2012. 

For details:  https://intern.nasa.gov/solar/web/public/main/index.cfm?solarAction=view&subAction=content&contentCode=HOME_PAGE_INTERNSHIPS

And:  http://www.depauw.edu/academics/departments-programs/physics-astronomy/

#Academic

Location: Julian 228
Organization: Physics and Astronomy
Organizer: Roberts, Elizabeth A Physics and Astronomy

Location: Asbury Hall 017
Organization: Honor Scholar Program
Organizer: Edwards, Jennifer O

Location: Harrison Hall 102
Organization: Honor Scholar Program
Organizer: Edwards, Jennifer O

Under-represented in Science Meeting

Location: Julian 375
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Gourley, Bridget L

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Harrison Hall 104
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Union Building Ballroom
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Myers, Ruth E

IRSS Representative Gloria Vicary will be on campus to talk with students who are approved for IRSS Off-Campus Study programs or who are interested in learning more about IRSS programs.  Please take this opportunity to stop and visit with Ms. Vicary.

Location: Union Building Lobby S 1
Organization: Global Opportunities
Organizer: McMains, Roni S

All science student researchers are invited to present their research in professional poster format at this Celebration of Science Annual event!  We have 95 students this year exhibiting work in biology, computer science, chemistry/biochemistry, geosciences, kinesiology, physics & astronomy and psychology. Posters are already on display for advance previewing. Come see what these students did on their summer vacation!

Location: Julian Atrium
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

Meeting of the Kinesiology Club

Location: Lilly Center 204
Organization: Kinesiology
Organizer: Ball, Thomas E Kinesiology

Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Myers, Ruth E

Location: Julian 372
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

Location: Asbury Hall 224
Organization: Honor Scholar Program
Organizer: Edwards, Jennifer O

Location: Julian 251
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Townsend, Gloria Childress

Location: Julian 373
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Myers, Ruth E

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Posse
Organizer: Kelleher, Hillary Stevens

Location: Harrison Hall 106
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Science Research Fellows senior students oral presentations of their summer science research internships. Presented to anyone who is interested in attending. Very helpful in learning how they obtained those internships, advice they would give others for seeking a research internship. Drinks and cookies provided. This is a Brown Bag Friday Lunch series--meaning bring your own lunch.

Location: Julian 251
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

Location: Harrison Hall 104
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Exam -- no equipment needed

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organizer: Aures, Inge E Modern Languages

Location: Pulliam CCM Library
Organization: Honor Scholar Program
Organizer: Edwards, Jennifer O

#ChemistySeminar

Location: Julian 374
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

#ChemistySeminar

Location: Julian 375
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

Location: Julian 340
Organization: Sculpture
Organizer: Jacob Stanley 804-840-4411

Location: Julian 373
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

#ChemistySeminar

Location: Julian 375
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

#Academic

Location: Peeler Art Center 103
Organization: X-Cell
Organizer: Chaney Hoskins

Location: Harrison Hall 212
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL     For more on Karen Abuzayd (former Commissioner-General for the UnitedNations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the NearEast), see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karen_Koning_AbuZayd.      By inaugurating this series, Conflict Studies calls the attention of our community to a remarkable life so long lived on principles of fairness and inclusivity and on a firm belief in the possibility of a more peaceful and justly ordered world.     The Conflict Studies program surveys many of the frontiers Russell Compton explored: the potential for non-violent social change, the struggle to improve the conditions of the marginalized, and an absolute commitment to fighting for the causes of peace and social justice.      Each year we will invite to DePauw University someone who is living a life according to the principles for which Russell stood so solidly. Our students, our faculty and our community will have the opportunity to hear from someone who inspires by deed as well as by word.      DePauw's own Karen AbuZayd, ‘63, will give the inaugural lecture on November 8, 2011, at 7:30 p.m. in Meharry Hall. Karen recently retired from her position as Commissioner-General, United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East.  Her position at UNRWA concluded a career dedicated to working with and improving the conditions of international refugees and internally displaced persons. 

Location: East College Meharry
Organizer: Nightenhelser, Keith E Convocations

Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Julian 373
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

Location: Harrison Hall 102
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Come support your Tigers as they take on rival Wabash College in the historic Monon Bell Debate!  This year's resolution is: "This House Believes That Intercollegiate Athletics Are Detrimental To Higher Education."  DePauw will govern on the resolution, and Wabash will oppose.  Sponsored by the Department of Communication and Theatre, this event is Free and Open to the Public.

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D Communication and Theatre

Location: Harrison Hall 106
Organization: English
Organizer: Sinowitz, Michael L

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Myers, Ruth E

If you are an international student and are planning (or just considering) to intern during Winter Term, you should come to this session.  During this brief information session, you will learn how to get the employment authorization (Curricular Practical Training, "CPT") you MUST have in order to work in the US.  All international students are welcome to attend this info session to learn more about Curricular Practical Training and internships.FREE PIZZA will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Sponsored by International Student Services.

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Frame, Aliza Marie

Location: Julian 260
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Townsend, Gloria Childress

Location: Harrison Hall 102
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Posse
Organizer: Kelleher, Hillary Stevens

Location: Harrison Hall 106
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Science Research Fellows senior students oral presentations of their summer science research internships. Presented to anyone who is interested in attending. Very helpful in learning how they obtained those internships, advice they would give others for seeking a research internship. Drinks and cookies provided. This is a Brown Bag Friday Lunch series--meaning bring your own lunch.

Location: Julian 251
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

#Academic

Location: Peeler Art Center 103
Organization: X-Cell
Organizer: Chaney Hoskins

Location: Julian 251
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Stewart, Khadija J Computer Science

Mentored Study Space for Under-represented in Science, #Science

Location: Julian 368
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Gourley, Bridget L

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Julian 260
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Townsend, Gloria Childress

Location: GCPA 1133
Organization: Philosophy
Organizer: Cameron, Richard J Philosophy

     All are welcome.     Professor Joseph Esherick, Distinguished Professor of History at the University of California, San Diego, is the author of Ancestral Leaves: A Family Journey Through Chinese History (U. California Press: 2011).       Ancestral Leaves follows one family through six hundred years of Chinese history and brings to life the epic narrative of the nation, from the fourteenth century through the Cultural Revolution. The lives of the Ye family—“Ye” means “leaf” in Chinese—reveal the human side of the large-scale events that shaped modern China: the vast and destructive rebellions of the nineteenth century, the economic growth and social transformation of the republican era, the Japanese invasion during World War II, and the Cultural Revolution under the Chinese Communists. Joseph W. Esherick draws from rare manuscripts and archival and oral history sources to provide an uncommonly personal and intimate glimpse into Chinese family history, illuminating the changing patterns of everyday life during rebellion, war, and revolution.

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organizer: Nightenhelser, Keith E Convocations

Location: Harrison Hall 106
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

How to get hired - Talk about resumes

Location: Julian 251
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Stewart, Khadija J Computer Science

#Academic

Location: Peeler Art Center 103
Organization: X-Cell
Organizer: Chaney Hoskins

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Julian 373
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

"Contemporary Chinese Buddhism at Mount Emei"

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organization: Asian Studies
Organizer: Chiba, Hiroko M Modern Languages

DePauw China Connection invites Dr. Hou Yonghao to come to campus to share with students about Law and Patents between America and China.

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: DePauw China Connection
Organizer: Boxin Tang 917-832-0833

Location: Union Building Ballroom
Organization: Honor Scholar Program
Organizer: Edwards, Jennifer O

Location: Harrison Hall 101
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Union Building 232
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Myers, Ruth E

Location: Harrison Hall 301
Organization: Economics and Management
Organizer: Musser, Thomas H Economics and Management

Location: Julian 159
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Malayer, Mishelle D

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Posse
Organizer: Kelleher, Hillary Stevens

Science Research Fellows senior students oral presentations of their summer science research internships. Presented to anyone who is interested in attending. Very helpful in learning how they obtained those internships, advice they would give others for seeking a research internship. Drinks and cookies provided. This is a Brown Bag Friday Lunch series--meaning bring your own lunch.

Location: Julian 251
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

#Academic

Location: Peeler Art Center 103
Organization: X-Cell
Organizer: Chaney Hoskins

Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

exam -- no equipment needed

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organizer: Aures, Inge E Modern Languages

Location: GCPA 1133
Organization: Philosophy
Organizer: Cameron, Richard J Philosophy

Location: Olin Building Aud 123
Organization: Biology
Organizer: Fox, Vanessa L Biology

Location: Harrison Hall 101
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

#Academic

Location: Peeler Art Center 103
Organization: X-Cell
Organizer: Chaney Hoskins

Mentored Study Space for Under-represented in Science, #Science

Location: Julian 368
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Gourley, Bridget L

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Harrison Hall 106
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Union Building 231
Organization: Honor Scholar Program
Organizer: Edwards, Jennifer O

Location: Harrison Hall 102
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: GCPA 1133
Organization: Philosophy
Organizer: Cameron, Richard J Philosophy

Mr. Alex Johnson, 2012, presents for this SPS luncheon meeting!Chinese food ~ please RSVP  if you plan to attend ~ we want to have enough food for everyone!RSVP to: societyofphysicsstudents@depauw.edu#Academic #Science

Location: Julian 252
Organization: Physics and Astronomy
Organizer: Hale, Jacob A Physics and Astronomy

This workshop is required for all international student seniors who plan to apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT) for post-graduation employment in the United States. Sponsored by Multicultural and International Life. #Academic #StudentLife #StudentLife

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Frame, Aliza Marie

#Academic

Location: Peeler Art Center 103
Organization: X-Cell
Organizer: Chaney Hoskins

Free and open to the public.     North Korea is one of the world's most tragic humanitarian disasters today - yet it is also the least known. For over 50 years, whole villages have starved, lacking basic necessities to survive. Parents continue to escape across the border to China to find food, work and better opportunities. Mothers and sisters who intended to return are ravaged by the demands of sex trafficking, leaving children to fend for themselves. For refugees in China who have managed to evade being captured, they are left with little choice but to stay hidden in underground shelters, fearing repatriation to North Korea's prison camps - notorious for raping, torturing or working its victims to death.     The North Korea crisis deserves a greater response, which we believe will not occur until these stories are told and heard.     LiNK hosts national awareness tours that use film, stories of refugees and creative media to educate communities about the North Korea crisis, and provide opportunities to change the lives of North Koreans through communities like ours and continue to build awareness, advocacy and funds for LiNK’s programs and rescue operations.     For more information, see http://www.linkglobal.org/thereliance/

Location: Harrison Hall 301
Organizer: Nightenhelser, Keith E Convocations

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Today is World AIDS Day! Stop by our table at the Hub for some facts and some treats and help raise awareness on AIDS at DePauw! #Academic #StudentLife

Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1
Organization: FYS: HIV/AIDS in America
Organizer: John Yates

Location: Roy O West Library Inst Rm A
Organization: History
Organizer: Bruggemann, Julia C History

Workshop for international students on how to communicate effectively to ensure successful internship and professional experiences as a DePauw student and after graduating.Sponsored by Professional Opportunities, English for Academic Purposes, and International Student Services.#Academic #StudentLife

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Frame, Aliza Marie

ACM event

Location: Julian 278
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Stewart, Khadija J Computer Science

This is our opportunity to stand up against AIDS as a campus!!!! Join in guys! #Academic #StudentLife

Location: East College Meharry
Organization: FYS: HIV/AIDS in America
Organizer: John Yates