October 2, 2024

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Indigenous Environmental Science Book Club

The Center for Native Peoples and the Environment invites ESF faculty and staff to join the Indigenous Environmental Science Book Club. This semester's book is “Becoming Kin: An Indigenous Call to Unforgetting the Past and Reimagining Our Future,” by Patty Krawec (Anishinaabe).

3 p.m. I Thursday, Oct. 10 I Place TBA

Click here to learn more.

P-22 Closed for the PINK Concert

Lot P-22 will be closed through Monday, Oct. 7 to accommodate equipment trucks and road crews for the PINK concert on Sunday, Oct. 6. Please use SU Standart Lot West as an alternative.

Students: Sign Up for Free Food Alerts

Want a better solution for leftover food from events? We’ve got just the thing. 

Sign up to receive alerts whenever there is free food available on campus – it's as easy as 1, 2 ... FREE! 

🍕 Use this link to go to freefoodalert.com 

🌮 Create an account with your @esf email

🍫 Get notified about free food 

Does your club, office, or department host events? Become a Free Food Alert host through the same link and let others know when and where free food is available.

Citations Workshops at Moon Library

Moon Library's citation workshops help students learn the ins and outs of writing citations. These are drop-in, hands-on workshops, so bring your laptops and current projects. Library staff will demo citation managers Zotero and Mendeley and talk students through basic citation management.

11 a.m. - noon I Thursdays, Oct. 10, Nov. 14, and 21 I 110 Moon

Academic Governance

Join Academic Governance in person or online at next week's monthly meeting. Access to previous meeting minutes and more information found here.

11 a.m. | Thursday, Oct. 7 | Gateway Center

Looking For Student Volunteers

The English for Speakers of Other Languages Center (ESOL) is looking for student volunteers to engage in conversation with multilingual learners. Scan QR code or email njakhaia@esf.edu to learn more.

Sign Up for Newsletters 

ESF has newsletters for students, faculty, and staff to share information regarding family resources and women’s issues and concerns. Sign up here.

FamilyResources

• Announcements about family-friendly events and youth STEM programs
• Information about balancing working/studying while parenting, caring for other family members or other individuals, or preparing to do so
• Intended for students and employees

ESFwomen

• Information about networking opportunities, speakers, workshops, literature suggestions and requests for advice along professional lines
• Intended for women and gender non-conforming current and former students and employees

Submit Your Events

Please add your events to the campus events calendar. And to find out what’s happening on campus, visit the ESF Calendar and ESF Engage!