September 2020
Come by the Outdoor Program office, located in the EMU along 13th street, and check out the Self-Guided Bike Ride maps and information. Anyone completing the Bike Rides and sending us a pic of themselves on the adventure will be entered into our raffle - Win some bikes, and lots of other schwag!
Most of our self guided tours are Level 1 (Designed for beginners: no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration) with a couple Level 2's mixed in (May be appropriate for beginner: some previous experience with the activity may be required and/or make the experience more enjoyable and successful; moderate terrain and distance)- all are Labeled.
Come by the Outdoor Program office, located in the EMU along 13th street, and check out the Self-Guided Tours of maps and information about local rivers and lakes. Anyone completing any of these floats and sending us a pic of themselves on the adventure will be entered into our raffle - Win some bikes, and lots of other schwag!
Most of our self guided tours are Level 1 (Designed for beginners: no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration) with a couple Level 2's mixed in (May be appropriate for beginner: some previous experience with the activity may be required and/or make the experience more enjoyable and successful; moderate terrain and distance)- all are Labeled.
Come by the Outdoor Program office, located in the EMU along 13th street, and check out the Self-Guided Hike maps and information. Anyone completing the hikes and sending us a pic of themselves on the adventure will be entered into our raffle - Win some bikes, and lots of other schwag!
Most of our self guided tours are Level 1 (Designed for beginners: no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration) with a couple Level 2's mixed in (May be appropriate for beginner: some previous experience with the activity may be required and/or make the experience more enjoyable and successful; moderate terrain and distance)- all are Labeled.
Muscular endurance training for the entire body. Use plate-loaded barbells, weights, tubing, and body resistance to challenge your movement capacity.
Want to join?
1. Get Started: Visit recweb.uoregon.edu or download in the app store “UO PE & Rec” and login in with your Duck ID.
2. Reserve: Select Group X Schedule, then choose your class format, day and time you want to move with us!
3.Complete Registration: Hit REGISTER, select it one more time. Select CHECKOUT and you will receive a confirmation email with your class registration day, time, studio location or Zoom link to join a virtual class.
The F45 Strength workout program offers diverse strength training stimuli ranging from heavier, shorter weight training intervals to light weight endurance sets, allowing the body to constantly grow stronger and never get bored.
Want to join?
1. Get Started: Visit recweb.uoregon.edu or download in the app store “UO PE & Rec” and login in with your Duck ID.
2. Reserve: Select Group X Schedule, then choose your class format, day and time you want to move with us!
3.Complete Registration: Hit REGISTER, select it one more time. Select CHECKOUT and you will receive a confirmation email with your class registration day, time, studio location or Zoom link to join a virtual class.
Discovering your major isn't usually something that happens on its own. In this Q&A, academic advisors will share concrete steps you can take to continue your major exploration process. They'll share strategies and resources for exploring, as well as opportunities to explore your interests beyond the classroom. Access the event through the Zoom link on the event page here:https://advising.uoregon.edu/youoregon
Part of the #YouOregon Success Series, held via Zoom from September 21-25
Fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and popular music with easy-to-follow moves that create choreographed routines so it feels more like dancing than working out.
Want to join?
1. Get Started: Visit recweb.uoregon.edu or download in the app store “UO PE & Rec” and login in with your Duck ID.
2. Reserve: Select Group X Schedule, then choose your class format, day and time you want to move with us!
3.Complete Registration: Hit REGISTER, select it one more time. Select CHECKOUT and you will receive a confirmation email with your class registration day, time, studio location or Zoom link to join a virtual class.
Gentle yoga is a practice that meets you wherever you're at. Relieve tightness and link movement to controlled breath as you work through each posture and increase body awareness, flexibility, and concentration.
Want to join?
1. Get Started: Visit recweb.uoregon.edu or download in the app store “UO PE & Rec” and login in with your Duck ID.
2. Reserve: Select Group X Schedule, then choose your class format, day and time you want to move with us!
3.Complete Registration: Hit REGISTER, select it one more time. Select CHECKOUT and you will receive a confirmation email with your class registration day, time, studio location or Zoom link to join a virtual class.
KWVA DJ Felonious Monk, for recent playlist see: https://spinitron.com/m/playlist/view/11272330
KWVA DJ Pigeon, DJPJ, DJ Dingo, and Apple Baby, for recent playlist see: https://spinitron.com/KWVA/pl/11196878/Wild-Rumpus
Popular music and easy-to-follow moves that create choreographed routines to create a movement party rather than a workout.
Want to join?
1. Get Started: Visit recweb.uoregon.edu or download in the app store “UO PE & Rec” and login in with your Duck ID.
2. Reserve: Select Group X Schedule, then choose your class format, day and time you want to move with us!
3.Complete Registration: Hit REGISTER, select it one more time. Select CHECKOUT and you will receive a confirmation email with your class registration day, time, studio location or Zoom link to join a virtual class.
The Timber Culture exhibit, curated by Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center, offers unique views into the histories of logging, migration, and both segregation and integration in Oregon history. Through portraits that range from intimate to formal, the images of people demonstrate that this history was lived by individual people who came together to build relationships and community together. Images of buildings and work equipment ground viewers in time and place, and the captions both provide context and add information about people and places not in the pictures. The exhibit is effective for both fostering quiet contemplation and generating conversation, making it a great fit for all public places."
Learn about the steps you can take right now to make education abroad a part of your college career with Global Education Oregon (GEO), the campus study abroad office. Discover more about remote global engagement experiences available this term, including no-credit global experiences specially designed for first-year students, #NoPassportNeeded Elements (virtual homestays and language partners), #NoVisaNeeded programs, and virtual internships. Access the event through the Zoom link on the event page here: https://advising.uoregon.edu/youoregon
The F45 Strength workout program offers diverse strength training stimuli ranging from heavier, shorter weight training intervals to light weight endurance sets, allowing the body to constantly grow stronger and never get bored.
Want to join?
1. Get Started: Visit recweb.uoregon.edu or download in the app store “UO PE & Rec” and login in with your Duck ID.
2. Reserve: Select Group X Schedule, then choose your class format, day and time you want to move with us!
3.Complete Registration: Hit REGISTER, select it one more time. Select CHECKOUT and you will receive a confirmation email with your class registration day, time, studio location or Zoom link to join a virtual class.
October 2020
Calling all new and prospective Ducks and families! Have you been curious about the services at University Health Services and about how we can meet your health and wellness needs? Do you want to know how to use insurance, how to get your required immunization records uploaded, or use the MyUOHealth portal? Do you have questions about our Student Health Insurance Benefits Plan or how to enroll? Then join us for an upcoming Health Center 101 Information Session!
These one-hour, drop-in sessions will be offered via Zoom, and will connect you directly to one of our friendly, helpful team members to get your questions answered. Join us at any point during these one-hour sessions.
Before attending a session, please review access and participation instructions as listed below the schedule.
To access the Zoom meetings:
Please sign in with your full name visible on the screen.
You will be held in a “waiting room” until the specified start time.
To ask a question:
When you enter the session, you will be welcomed by the meeting host.
Questions will be taken in the order of arrival of participants.
Laundry will be playing our first hybrid fall concert for the Fall Concert Series! see more about the band on their facebook page https://www.facebook.com/LaundryTheBand/
This event will be live-streamed online for everyone as well as in-person for UO students only (20 person max.)! Safety guidelines will be in place for in-person attendees requiring everyone to wear a mask, remain 6-feet apart, and no food or drinks at the event with the exception of a personal water bottle. Tickets for Laundry will be available to grab on Tuesday 9/29 at 5PM through our Engage form. It will be on a first come, first serve basis.
Ticket/RSVP required no walk ups Doors open at 6:30PM and the show begins at 7PM. Hope to see y'all there!
Virtual is open to anyone on the EMU YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMmeqfNE4DiS6MACiSXCFUA also checkout past concerts there too.
more info on our Instagram page @uoConcerts
Looking for part-time work? Check out the possibilities at the Part-time Job Fair during week 2. Both on- and off-campus employers will be taking applications. The fair will include 30-minute group sessions open to all students and 10-minute one-on-one quick interviews for students who meet employers' predesignated criteria. Spots are limited, so be sure to register early to grab time with your favorite employers! Registration will be open to students on September 1. Join us on Handshake: https://uoregon.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/16651/student_preview?token=9-6dEUCW7HNA9LJKoobmRoueNz0_XoSefbMBfRbY45fshZqGRlqxfg
If you are interested in playing intramural badminton make sure to purchase an intramural membership and register your team by Thursday, October 8, at noon.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they can join a team. Beginning Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00 a.m., teams can register on IMLeagues.com/uo and select their preferred time slot. The regular season will start on Tuesday, October 13.
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
If you are interested in playing intramural cornhole make sure to purchase an intramural membership and register your team by Thursday, October 8, at noon.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they can join a team. Beginning Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00 a.m., teams can register on IMLeagues.com/uo and select their preferred time slot. The regular season will start on Monday, October 12.
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
If you are interested in playing intramural eSports make sure to purchase an intramural membership and register your team by Thursday, October 8, at noon.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they can join a team. Beginning Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00 a.m., teams can register on IMLeagues.com/uo and select their preferred time slot. The regular season will start on Monday, October 12.
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
If you are interested in playing intramural tennis make sure to purchase an intramural membership and register your team by Thursday, October 8, at noon.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they can join a team. Beginning Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00 a.m., teams can register on IMLeagues.com/uo and select their preferred time slot. The regular season will start on Wednesday, October 14.
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) has a support group for members of the LGBTQIA+ community (18+) who have experienced any form of sexual violence in the past or present. SASS services are always free. http://sass-lane.org/
SASS's LGBTQIA+ Support Group
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month from 5-6:30 p.m.
For any self-identified members of the queer community age 18+ who have experienced sexual violence.
Drop in. No registration needed. SASS services are always free.
Are you curious about graduate school, but don't know where to start?
Join the Graduate School for an information session covering the graduate application process.
Participants will come away with a broad understanding of the graduate application process in the U.S., standard components of a graduate application and the basics about applying for graduate school at the University of Oregon.
RSVP Here
This workshop aims to provide the foundation for resilience building tool kit to the students. The workshop format will include an online presentation and handouts for students for developing actionable plans for resilience practice and self-assessment.
Registration Required. Students will receive the zoom meeting link and password after registration.
Join Intramural Sports for our Fall Golf Scramble Tournament on Sunday, October 20 at Diamond Woods Golf Course. We will offer student and faculty/staff divisions for men's women's, coed. $30 per person. You do not need a traditional IM Membership for this event.
Fee includes 18 holes, practice balls, and lunch at the turn. Great hole prizes!
Register your team on IMLeagues.com/uo and pay online at recweb.uoregon.edu or at the SRC Service Center Desk by October 13, at noon.
Questions? Contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
The UO Club Tennis team travels to Corvallis for the OSU Fall Invitational.
The UO BEseries is proud to host Ebony Morgan as our first speaker of the 2020-21 speaker series! Ebony Morgan is a crisis worker for CAHOOTS and a registered nurse, driven by a passion for addressing the effects of socioeconomic inequalities and structural racism on public health and safety. CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets) provides mobile crisis intervention 24/7 in the Eugene-Springfield Metro area. CAHOOTS has recently received national attention as cities search for alternatives to policing. Ebony will discuss her work with CAHOOTS and nursing as well as her pathway to her present work. Please join us!
Did you know that many top employers recruit candidates for both summer internships and post-graduation job opportunities in the fall? Attend the Fall Career Fair to connect with top employers and learn about their opportunities. The Fall Career Fair is a terrific place to research employers and gain a better understanding of potential career paths open to UO students.
This year’s fair takes place online via the virtual Handshake platform on Thursday, October 22, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The virtual fair will include 30-minute group information sessions open to all interested students and 10-minute one-on-one quick interviews for students who meet employers’ predesignated criteria. Spots are limited, so be sure to register early to grab your spots with your favorite employers. Join us on Handshake: https://uoregon.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/18063/student_preview?token=3ffUmlZ_KQCB1Fkeiww8uSniw6pDCRAKk85VQIIjD06HEJ63WDYtTQ
Teaching and learning as a graduate student while managing personal life require planning, goal setting, and organization. Students attending the workshop will receive customizable worksheets for managing their priorities and schedules to succeed in an online environment. Students will have the opportunity to seek individual consultation, as well.
If you are interested in taking part in the intramural football skills challenge make sure to purchase an intramural membership and sign up by Tuesday, October 20, at noon.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they register. Beginning Tuesday, September 29 at 9:00 a.m., players can register on IMLeagues.com/uo
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
Come watch and participate in the 2020 Homecoming Parade and Feed the Flock Pep Rally!
This year we are proud to support the Feed the Flock initiatives including Ducks Feeding Ducks that directly benefit students and access to food resources. Learn more about this amazing program here: https://emu.uoregon.edu/ducks-feeding-ducks
Join the Duck Truck, golf cart floats and our amazing UO Band and UO Competitive Dance Team, as we make our way from the EMU Green to 13th and Alder. The parade will end at the 13th Avenue and Alder Street Main Stage where the 2020 Community Welcome will be under way, and where the Feed the Flock Pep Rally will kick off. There will be activities, food, music, performances and much more.
Best places to watch will be at the EMU Green and along 13th Avenue toward Kincaid Street.
Register your student group for the parade here: TBD
If your group would like to perform at the pep-rally or the Community Welcome, there is plenty of opportunity to do so. Visit this link to register your group: TBD
November 2020
If you are interested in taking part in the intramural table tennis tournament make sure to purchase an intramural membership and sign up by Monday, November 2, at noon.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they register. Beginning Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00 a.m., players can register on IMLeagues.com/uo
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
Public Service and Non-profit Connection, Thursday, November 12, from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
Are you passionate about advocating for causes you care about and making a difference in your community? Do you want a purpose, not just a job? Virtually connect with employers in government, nonprofits, international affairs, social services, and related fields to learn about career opportunities in a casual, fun “speed dating”-style event. Over the course of the event, your small group will have a chance to meet a new employer every eight minutes! And, you’ll receive recruiter contact information for all attending companies.
If you are interested in taking part in the intramural trivia night on Zoom make sure to purchase an intramural membership and sign up by Thursday, November 12 at noon. Teams of up to four people.
All players need to purchase an intramural membership at recweb.uoregon.edu before they register. Beginning Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00am, players can register on IMLeagues.com/uo
If you have any questions, please contact Assistant Director for Intramural Sports Sean Graninger at seangran@uoregon.edu
Are you curious about graduate school, but don't know where to start?
Join the Graduate School for an information session covering the graduate application process.
Participants will come away with a broad understanding of the graduate application process in the U.S., standard components of a graduate application and the basics about applying for graduate school at the University of Oregon.
RSVP Here
What are the psychological, cultural, and political reasons why some people passionately engage with issues surrounding climate change, while others are apathetic, and some are downright dismissive and hostile?
Anthony Leiserowitz, the founder and Director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication (YPCCC) and a Senior Research Scientist at the Yale School of the Environment, will explore this question as he delivers the 2020-21 Kritikos lecture “Climate Change in the American Mind” on Thursday, November 19, 2020 at 5 p.m. via Zoom. His talk will be the first in the OHC’s 2020-21 Climate Justice series.
Climate change is one of the most daunting challenges of our time. Americans have diverse and sometimes opposing views about global warming, fundamentally shaping the political climate of climate change. Leiserowitz will explain recent trends in Americans’ climate change knowledge, attitudes, policy support, and behavior and discuss strategies to build public and political will for climate action.
Leiserowitz is an expert on public climate change and environmental beliefs, attitudes, policy preferences, and behavior, and the psychological, cultural, and political factors that shape them. At Yale, Leiserowitz examines how Americans and others around the world respond to the issues of climate change and other global challenges. YPCCC seeks to discover what people understand and misunderstand about the causes, consequences, and solutions of climate change; how they perceive the risks; and what kinds of policies they support or oppose.
As he explains, Leiserowitz’s research with YPCCC “suggest[s] it is possible to improve public understanding of the scientific consensus on climate change in a way that does not trigger political polarization. In particular, our findings suggest that scientists, nonprofit organizations, and policy makers should communicate the scientific consensus using short, simple declarative sentences or simple pie charts. Ultimately, better communication of the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change can contribute to improved public understanding and engagement with the issue.”
According to Leiserowitz, despite the distraction of COVID-19, climate change is “not fading from people’s memories, it is not fading from their sense of importance just because other issues have arisen.”
Leiserowitz earned both his MS (1998) and PhD (2003) in Environmental Studies from the University of Oregon. He studied with Paul Slovic, professor of Psychology and president of Decision Research (DR), with whom he currently serves at DR. He conducts research at the global, national, and local scales, including many surveys of the American public. He conducted the first global study of public values, attitudes, and behaviors regarding sustainable development and has published more than 200 scientific articles, chapters, and reports. Leiserowitz and his colleague Edward Maibach (George Mason University) are winners of the 2020 Stephen H. Schneider Award for Outstanding Climate Science Communication. In addition, he is the host of Climate Connections, a radio program broadcast each day on more than 600 stations nationwide.
Leiserowitz’s lecture is free and open to the public. Registration is required to participate in the live Zoom event. Register at: ohc.uoregon.edu. The talk will be recorded and available for viewing on the OHC’s YouTube channel. For more information contact ohc@uoregon.edu.
The UO BE Series is proud to bring BE Engaged. Sven Haakanson is the driving force behind the revitalization of indigenous culture in an isolated region of North America. A native Sugpiaq with a Ph.D. in Anthropology he is engaged in community collaborations to take back and share their history through their voices and actions.
Join us for BE Engaged - Don't wait for others to do the work, do it yourself and lead by example.
December 2020
How can centuries of environmental exploitation and social injustice in the U.S. be unraveled? Robin Morris Collin, the Norma Paulus Professor of Law at Willamette University College of Law, will share her passion for creating solutions to remedy environmental injustice. She will deliver the 2020-21 Colin Ruagh O’Fallon Memorial lecture “The Geography of Injustice and the Ecology of Reparations” on Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 5 p.m. via Zoom.
Collin asserts that, driven by the legacies of colonialism and slavery, U.S. public policy has deliberately subordinated nature and people in pursuit of profit by discounting the value of people and places into commodities for transactional exchange. Our economy, which relies on patterns of extraction, consumption, and pollution, has deeply harmed the earth and its people. Poor communities, especially communities of color, are disproportionately impacted by pollution, waste disposal, hazardous sites, resource depletion, and disasters in the natural and built environment.
To visualize how people and places are affected by environmental injustice, Collin has been utilizing the EPA’s EJSCREEN: Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool, which collects and analyzes information to assess and compare environmental and human health risks borne by populations identified by race, national origin, or income. Injustice has literally been mapped.
Beyond defining the problems, Collin will outline key strategies that can lead to healing. She contends that in order to heal we must reestablish a reciprocity between ourselves and nature, and we need to center environmental justice in the heart of sustainability. To that end, Collin maintains that environmental justice must be included in the core curriculum so all will understand why equity matters. We must reexamine our shared histories and recognize the truth of where we are now—not try to deny or disguise it. She also believes that injured communities and damaged places need to be reconnected, one by one.
Collin believes that reparations can change the ecology of subordination, but not with payments—payments will not change systems. Sustainable community-based projects create new systems that bolster relationships between people and the land—like the Southeastern African American Farmers’ Organic Network which is committed to culturally relevant, ancestrally guided, and ecologically sustainable, agricultural-based living. Healing entails a community-by-community focus on restorations, reparations, and re-creations.
Collin, the first U.S. law professor to teach sustainability courses in a U.S. law school, currently teaches Global Sustainability. Prior to her tenure at Willamette University, she was a professor at the University of Oregon’s Law School from 1993 to 2003. While at the UO, she cofounded the Coalition Against Environmental Racism’s Environmental Justice conference and the Sustainable Business Symposium, both of which continue into their second decade.
She has been awarded the David Brower Lifetime Achievement Award from the UO’s Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, the 2012 Oregon Woman of Achievement Award, the Leadership in Sustainability Award from the Oregon State Bar, the Campus Compact Faculty Award for Civic Engagement in Sustainability, and the national Environmental Justice Achievement Award from the Environmental Protection Agency for her work with the Oregon Environmental Justice Task Force. She was a founding board member of the Environmental Justice Action Group of Portland, and a founding member of Lawyers for a Sustainable Future.
Collin’s talk is free and open to the public. Registration is required to participate in the live Zoom event. Register at: ohc.uoregon.edu. The talk will be recorded and available for viewing on the OHC’s YouTube channel. For more information contact ohc@uoregon.edu
January 2021
Are you passionate about improving people’s lives through healthcare? Do you want to be on the cutting-edge of scientific research? Connect with employers in healthcare, life science, biotech, and related fields to learn about career opportunities in a casual, fun, virtual “speed dating”-style event on Thursday, January 28, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Over the course of the event, you’ll have a chance to meet a new employer every several minutes! You’ll end the evening with a complete list of contact of the attending employers. Direct Handshake link TBD.
February 2021
Did you know that a summer internship or work experience is one of the top things employers look for when recruiting students for post-graduation jobs?
Check out opportunities for all majors at this year’s Internship and Summer Job Expo on Wednesday, February 10, from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. This year’s fair takes place online via the virtual Handshake platform. The virtual fair will include 30-minute group information sessions open to all interested students and 10-minute one-on-one quick interviews for students who meet employers’ predesignated criteria. Spots are limited, so be sure to register early to grab your spots with your favorite employers. Handshake link TBD.
Do you enjoy meeting new people, solving problems, and setting goals and achieving them? Do you excel at leading teams? Do you love to share stories and persuade others? Connect with employers in sales, marketing, business development, management, and related fields to learn about career opportunities in a casual, fun, virtual “speed dating”-style event on Thursday, February 23, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Over the course of the event, you’ll have a chance to meet a new employer every several minutes! And you'll end the evening with a complete contact list of attending recruiters. Direct Handshake link TBD.
David F. Walker is a comic book writer and filmmaker who has worked for Marvel, DC and Image Comics. He is the co-creator of Bitter Root and Naomi and author of the graphic novel The Life of Fredrick Douglas. He also teaches at Portland State University.
Limited Space RSVP with the BE team sabbe@uoregon.edu
Additional live stream on Instagram and video of talk will be uploaded to the EMU YouTube page the following week.
March 2021
Do you want to pursue a career in technology? Connect with tech employers to learn about career opportunities in a casual, fun, virtual “speed dating”-style event on Thursday, March 4, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Over the course of the event, you’ll have a chance to meet a new employer every several minutes! And you'll end the evening will a complete contact list of the attending recruiters. This event will take place live in Handshake, link TBD.
April 2021
Are you getting ready to graduate and aren't sure what path you'll take next? The Senior Spring Expo is your chance to connect with employers who are hiring graduating seniors for career opportunities NOW! This virtual event is an all-majors fair. Check out the list of employers through Handshake. Handshake link TBD.
May 2021
Are you passionate about entertainment or the arts? Do you want to forge a career path in communications? Connect with employers in communications, entertainment, the arts, and related fields to learn about career opportunities in a casual, fun “speed dating”-style event on Tuesday, May 4, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Over the course of the event, you’ll have a chance to meet a new employer every seven minutes! There will be opportunities to chat with any employer you didn’t have a chance to meet in the last half-hour.