Please Save the Date – Friday, April, 12th – We will be hosting the first annual Roosevelt Student Research Symposium (RSRS), a day-long, university-wide celebration of student research. The symposium—a collaboration between the Department of Mathematics, Economics, and Actuarial Science, Department of Biological, Physical, and Health Sciences, the Office of Student Research, McNair Scholars Program, and the Honors
Reading with YA Author (and Roosevelt alum) Rick Yancey – April 8
The MFA in Creative Writing Program, Oyez Review, and the Department of Humanities are hosting a reading by Roosevelt alumnus and acclaimed YA author Rick Yancey (BA English ’87) on Monday, April 8 from 4:30-6 p.m. at the Chicago Campus, Auditorium Building, Murray-Green Library. Yancey is the author of the blockbuster 5th Wave science fiction
FOIA How-to: Obtaining information from Government Agencies
Workshop: Using the Freedom of Information Act– Obtaining information from Government Agencies February 18, 2019. 11:00 am. AUD 314 Professor Cusac, an investigative journalist and author of Cruel and Unusual: The Culture of Punishment in America (Yale University Press), will offer a workshop to students interested in learning how to obtain information from federal, state and local
Mock-Interviews available with Ellen Rodgers
Mock-Interviewing is a pre-interview booster, an opportunity to practice interview skills, and to receive constructive feedback in a non-threatening, supportive environment. Students and alumni are invited to schedule a mock interview with Ellen Rodgers, a retired HR professional with over 25 years of experience, on Tuesday, February 19th at the Schaumburg campus. Appointments are limited.
How to Land an Internship
Want to learn more about how to find an internship? Join us for this workshop to learn: •Benefits of an internship •Types of internships available •Tips on how to find and when to apply for internships When: Thursday, March 7th 4 pm – 5 pm Where: Schaumburg Room 624 Please register at: https://schinternshipworkshop2019.eventbrite.com Contact: dshulz@roosevelt.edu
RU Green Waste Meeting
Have you ever been confused in Wabash’s Cafeteria on how to properly dispose of your waste? We’re with you! Come to this week’s RU Green meeting on Wednesday, February 20th at 5pm in AUD 526 and learn how to live more sustainably in your life, and help Roosevelt live up to our social justice mission.
Presenting Student Research in Conference Settings Workshop
Curious, unsure, or nervous about presenting your research at a conference? The Office of Student Research will hold an information session on Presenting Student Research in Conference Settings with student representatives from the Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium (CAURS) Planning Committee. The workshop will be held Friday, 2/22 at 1pm in the Learning Commons in the RU Library. Contact:
Free STI/HIV Testing
Join the Counseling Center and Howard Brown Health Center for free HIV/STI testing on Wednesday, February 27 on WB 10th Floor from 10:00 – 2:00 pm. Contact: ahegewald@mail.roosevelt.edu
An evening with Sybrina Fulton – (Mother of Trayvon Martin)
Join MSSS at this year’s annual African American Speaking Series event at St. Sabina. Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin, and social justice activist will be one of this year’s featured guest speakers. Ms. Fulton has dedicated her life to transforming her personal family tragedy over the loss of her son, into a social justice movement
SCH WOW Taco Tuesday, Feb. 12, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
The Schaumburg WOW Committee is sponsoring a Taco Tuesday on Feb. 12 from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm in SCH 126. Tacos and all the fixing will be provided, vegetarian options. Feel free to bring a dish to pass. Contact: eszotek@roosevelt.edu
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