Preview
1. Final Honors 2009
2. "Victory at Moncure Plywood: Personal Histories of Racial Injustice and Labor Relations in the South"
3. "Histories and Humanities at HBCUs: Embracing the Legacy of John Hope Franklin"
4. North Carolina Symphony
BSA Programs
Final Honors
BSA will be hosting Final Honors on Saturday, May 9th. We are still looking for ushers for the event. If you are living on West Campus and are interested in being an usher, please send an e-mail to Odera at odera.umeano@duke.edu.
Academic Events
Wednesday, April 29th
The Center for Documentary Studies presents "Victory at Moncure Plywood: Personal Histories of Racial Injustice and Labor Relations in the South" at 6:30 pm in the Center for Documentary Studies Auditorium. The students in the class "Behind the Veil: Documenting African American Life in the Jim Crow South" will present the story of a recent strike at Moncure, North Carolina plywood factory as told by the workers themselves.
Friday, May 1st
The John Hope Franklin Center presents "Histories & Humanities at HBCUs: Embracing the Legacy of John Hope Franklin" from 9:00 am-5:00 pm in John Hope Franklin Center 240. This one-day symposium and workshop will bring together students, faculty and administrators from Duke and area HBCUs to explore ways of creating institutional collaborations around the arts and the humanities, and across older historical divisions in the region and beyond.
Cultural Events
Thursday, April 30th
The North Carolina Symphony will be performing with North Carolina Master Chorale and the Choral Society of Durham from 8:00-9:00 pm in the Chapel.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
April 20th-April 26th
Preview
1. Notes from the Field: Principles and Practice of Medicine in the Developing World with Dr. Jason Prystowsky
2. Enterprise Capacity Building Clinic
3. Economic Stimulus Job Information Session
4. A Walk for Education
5. "Darius Goes West" Screening
6. Shakespeare Workshop
7. InMotion: A Repertory Group of Dance Black Showcase
8. "This Is Madness!": A Black Theater Workshop
9. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
Awards and Achievements
We would like to congratulate Duke Football on a successful Spring Game this past Saturday. We can't wait until next season!
Congratulations Duke Women's Tennis on capturing their 16th ACC tournament title.
BSA Programs
BSA will be hosting Final Honors 2009 on Saturday, April 9th. If you have any questions about the event, send an e-mail to Final Honors Chair Odera Umeano at odera.umeano@duke.edu.
Academic Events
Monday, April 20th
The Duke Global Health Institute presents "Notes from the Field: Principles and Practice of Medicine in the Developing World" by Dr. Jason Prystowsky from 6:00-8:00 pm in Schiciano Auditorium in CIEMAS. Prystowsky has an M.D./M.P.H. degree and works with Doctors without Borders.
Career Opportunities
Enterprise Capacity Building Clinic
These programs will help you get your social entrepreneurship venture or business venture off the ground and discuss how to find the necessary resources. Please e-mail Della McKinnon at dom2@duke.edu to reserve your space.
Monday, April 20th: Board and Organizational Development Clinic from 6:30-8:30 pm in Sanford 05.
Thursday, April 23rd: Accounting Clinic from 6:30-8:30 pm in Sanford 05.
Tuesday, April 21st
The Career Center presents an Economic Stimulus Job Opportunities Information Session from 5:00-5:45 pm and 6:00-6:45 pm in Flowers 201. Duke is seeking applications from graduating seniors, graduate students, and recent graduates for positions on research projects.
Community Service Events
Saturday, April 25th
Duke NSBE is co-sponsoring A Walk for Education throughout the day at 2515 Apex Highway in Durham. Volunteers will walk door-to-door in predominantly Black communities, distributing information about area college admissions, vocational schools, GED, SAT/ACT, NSBE resources and financial aid. Registration begins at 7:30 am with groups starting to walk at 9:00 am.
Social Events
Wednesday, April 22nd
DUU and Campus Council present LDOC 2009! Make sure to enjoy all of the festivities celebrating the last day of classes. Make your way to West Campus to enjoy food, fun and live performances!!
Cultural Events
Monday, April 20th
A screening of "Darius Goes West" will take place from 7:00-9:00 pm in White Lecture Hall. This documentary tells the story of a 15 year old boy who travels across the country with his friends to get MTV's "Pimp My Ride" to pimp out his wheelchair.
The Theater Studies Department presents a Shakespeare Workshop from 8:00-9:00 pm in Sheafer Theater in the BC. Enjoy this hour of scenes, monologues and songs performed in a bold and sexy way.
Tuesday, April 21st
InMotion Dance Group presents InMotion: A Repertory Group of Dance Black Showcase from 8:00-9:30 pm Reynolds Theater in the BC. Come release some stress while enjoying a dance production. Pick up a ticket from 5:00-8:00 pm in the Marketplace or e-mail Vanecie at vbd@duke.edu. Proceeds from the show will benefit Global Connections for Change.
Thursday, April 23rd
The Theater Studies Department presents "This Is Madness!: A Black Theater Workshop" from 8:00-9:00 pm in Sheafer Theater in the BC. Watch your peers perform music, dance and scenes from Black plays from 1939-2009.
Freewater Presentations presents Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy from 8:00-9:30 pm in Griffith Film Theater in the BC.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
April 13th-April 19th
Preview
1. Julian Abele Honors 2009
2. Elizabeth Alexander Reading
3. "Adventures in Guyland"
4. Financial Wellness Session
5. Internships 101: Preparing for Work in Finance
6. "Understanding the Primary Application for Medical, Dental and Veterinary School" with Dean Scheirer
7. Unity through Diversity Forum with Dr. Robin D.G. Kelley
8. Morgan Stanley Internship 2009
9. Spring Business Conference 2009
10. Global Impact Corps with Unite for Sight
11. Hunger Banquet
12. Expert in Residence: Navy Health Professions Scholarship Program and Careers in Health Care with Dr. Andy Baldwin
13. Senior BBQ 2009
14. Jazz at the Mary Lou
15. Cimarron Latin Night
16. DUI Big Show 12
17. An Evening with Hip Hop Novelist/Activist Sofia Quintero
18. All of the Above performance
19. Springternational 2009
20. Crea7ion: DefMo Showcase 2009
21. CRR Facilitator Training Session
22. Duke Football Spring Game
BSA Programs
Julian Abele Honors
The Julian Abele Honors Ceremony will take place on Sunday, April 19th at 3:00 pm in Doris Duke Center. This ceremony will honor Duke undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and organizations supporting Black students at Duke. RSVP to the event by Monday, April 13th at JulianAbeleHonors2009@gmail.com
Academic Events
Tuesday, April 14th
Elizabeth Alexander, a poet, essayist, playwright and Professor of African American Studies at Yale, will be reading from 5:30-7:30 pm in Nasher. Alexander read her poem during the 2009 Inauguration of President Obama.
The Kenan Institute for Ethics presents "Adventures in Guyland" from 3:00-4:30 pm in White Lecture Hall. Author Michael Kimmel will discuss his book "Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men," a book discussing the process of achieving modern manhood.
The Multicultural Center presents "Financial Wellness" from 5:00-6:30 pm in the Multicultural Center. This interactive session will discuss how to set goals for financial success. Questions involving repayment of student loans, credit card debt, budgeting and managing expenses will be address during this session. RSVP to vcw@duke.edu.
The Duke Investment Club presents "Internships 101: Preparing for Work in Finance" from 7:00-8:00 pm in Bostock 023 (Library Classroom). This will be your chance to learn about the financial aspects of Microsoft Excel, work with financial equations and models in Excel and understand shortcuts, tips, and tricks for using the program.
Wednesday, April 15th and Thursday, April 16th
Pre-medical advisor Dean Scheirer will presents "Understanding the Primary Application for Medical, Dental and Veterinary School" from 7:00-8:00 pm in Social Psychology 130. Get a head start on applying to medical, dental, or veterinary school and learning about the post-graduate health professions application process.
Thursday, April 16th
The Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs presents the 9th Annual Unity through Diversity Forum with Robin D.G. Kelley at 6:00 pm in Divinity School Room 016. Join fellow students, staff, and community members to critically explore the implications of the shift of discourses from anti-racism and liberatory politics to discourses of multiculturalism and diversity.
Career Opportunities
Morgan Stanley Summer Internship
Morgan Stanley is looking for current juniors to participate in their Richard B. Fisher Scholars Program for GWMG. This will provide an opportunity for outstanding underrepresented minority students with a financial award for exceptional academic achievement, a summer internship with Morgan Stanley and a meaningful experience in the financial services industry. The application deadline is Wednesday, April 15th. The application is attached to the e-mail.
Friday, April 17th
The first annual "Spring Business Conference" will take place from 10:00 am-2:00 pm in French Family Science Center. Anyone interested in business or the current transitions that are going on in the business world is encouraged to attend. This year's theme will be "Transitions in Business."
Community Service Events
Global Impact Corps with Unite for Sight
Be a Global Impact Fellow in Ghana, Honduras, or India during Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter. Volunteers will support and assist eye clinics globally. For more information, visit http://www.uniteforsight.org/volunteer-abroad.
Wednesday, April 15th
A Hunger Banquet will take place from 7:00-9:00 pm in the Old Trinity Room in West Union. Each participant will get a ticket for a meal with the meal representing the amount of food people worldwide have. A $5 donation is requested.
Thursday, April 16th
The Career Center presents "Expert in Residence: Navy Health Professions Scholarship Program and Careers in Health Care with Dr. Andy Baldwin" from 6:00-7:00 pm in Flowers 201. Listen to Dr. Andy Baldwin share his story and provide advice and information related to careers in health care. Dr. Baldwin is an Undersea Medical Officer, Navy diver and non-profit founder.
Social Events
Wednesday, April 15th
The Annual Fund presents "Senior BBQ 2009" from 6:00-8:00 pm in Cameron Indoor. This event will be hosted by President and Mrs. Brodhead.
Enjoy live jazz music and light hors d'oeuvres at Jazz at the Mary Lou from 9:30 pm-12:00 am at the Mary Lou.
Friday, April 17th
El Kilombo presents Cimarron Latin Night from 10:00 pm-2:00 am at Club 9 on Ninth Street. The hottest Salsa, Merengue, Reggaeton, and Bachata music. The party costs $5 with an RSVP (clubcimarron@gmail.com) and $10 at the door. Door proceeds are donated to support free community programs at Durham-based El Kilombo nonprofit.
Saturday, April 18th
Duke University Improv (DUI) presents DUI's Big Show 12 at 8:00 pm in Page Auditorium. Enjoy a night of comedy with the last DUI show of the year.
Cultural Events
Tuesday, April 14th
The Terry Sanford Institute for Public Policy presents "An Evening with Hip Hop Novelist/Activist Sofia Quintero" from 7:30-9:30 pm at the Mary Lou. Quintero will perform readings from her book "Burn" and will participate in a question and answer session. RSVP at rnrei@duke.edu with your name.
Thursday, April 16th
"All of the Above" will take place from 7:30-9:00 pm in East Duke 209. The show comprises a series of monologues written, performed, and directed by women at Duke. It is truly a demonstration of a utopia that Duke often wishes to achieve with all its various forms of Campus Culture Initiatives.
Friday, April 17th
The International Association presents Springternational 2009 from 12:00-6:00 pm on Main Quad. Enjoy IA's annual outdoor spring festival in celebration of all things international featuring 35+ student groups and country booths from all corners of the globe. Live music, dance performances and a capella, novelty acts, hookah, henna, and free t-shirts.
DefMo presents Crea7ion: DefMo Showcase 2009 from 7:30-9:45 pm in Page Auditorium. This is one of the most diverse student dance showcases on campus and will feature Duke Dhamaka, Duke Chinese Dance Troupe, The Pitchforks, On Tap, and Sabrosura.
Freewater Presentations presents Finding Nemo on the Quad from 8:00-9:40 pm on the West Campus Quad. Enjoy free food, desserts, popcorn, and cotton candy with free blankets while supplies last.
Saturday, April 18th
The Center for Race Relations presents a CRR Facilitator Training Session from 11:00 am-3:00 pm in the Multicultural Center. This is a great way to get involved with all of the work that CRR does. No previous experience is necessary. Sign up at CRRtraining@gmail.com.
Athletics
Saturday, April 18th
Duke Football will have its annual Spring Game at 1:00 pm in Wallace Wade Stadium. Come out to support and get pumped about next season.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
April 6th-April 12th
Preview
1. Julian Abele Honors Ceremony
2.Fall 2009 Class Registration
3. "Strategic Video for Social Justice"
4. "Let Me Live in the Heights of My Time: Black Colleges and the Legacy of Idealism and Activism in Education"
5. "Ask the Sexperts"
6. "The Promise of Leadership: Unleashing the Human Potential"
7. Stanback Internships 2009
8. 2009-2010 Career Center Volunteer Application Deadline
9. Internships 101: Preparing for Work in Public Policy and Politics
10. Delta Gamma Putt-Putt Tournmanent
11. Nappy Luv Benefit Concert
12. La Vie en Rose: Skee Week 2009
13. Senior Week
14. Monster's Inc.
15. Little Shop of Horrors
1. Julian Abele Honors Ceremony
2.Fall 2009 Class Registration
3. "Strategic Video for Social Justice"
4. "Let Me Live in the Heights of My Time: Black Colleges and the Legacy of Idealism and Activism in Education"
5. "Ask the Sexperts"
6. "The Promise of Leadership: Unleashing the Human Potential"
7. Stanback Internships 2009
8. 2009-2010 Career Center Volunteer Application Deadline
9. Internships 101: Preparing for Work in Public Policy and Politics
10. Delta Gamma Putt-Putt Tournmanent
11. Nappy Luv Benefit Concert
12. La Vie en Rose: Skee Week 2009
13. Senior Week
14. Monster's Inc.
15. Little Shop of Horrors
16. United in Praise Spring Concert
BSA Programs
Julian Abele Awards
BSA and BGPSA present the Julian Abele Awards on Sunday, April 19th at 3:00 pm at Doris Duke Center. This awards ceremony will honor Duke undergraduates, graduates, and faculty members making a positive impact on the Black community. Hors d'oeuvres will be provided. Make sure to RSVP to JulianAbeleHonors2009@gmail.com by Wednesday, April 13th.
Academic Events
Remember to register for Fall 2009 courses this week! Registration closes on Friday, April 10th at midnight.
Monday, April 6th
Award-winning video producer Bruce Orenstein presents Strategic Video for Social Justice? at 7:00 pm in 216 Friedl Building on East Campus. Orenstein's work has been used by community groups to advocate for living wage legislation, tenants' rights, affordable housing, youth services, health care and low-income workers.
Wednesday, April 8th
The John Hope Franklin Center presents "Let Me Live in the Heights of My Time: Black Colleges and the Legacy of Idealism and Activism in Education" from 12:00-1:00 pm in Room 240 of the John Hope Franklin Center. Speakers will discuss the topic of black student activism and the role of HBCUs in shaping national politics. Lunch will be provided.
DELISH presents "Ask the Sexperts" from 5:00-7:00 pm in the Multicultural Center. This will be a panel discussion with Q&A regarding sexual health, sex, relationships, STIs, etc. Questions will be written anonymously on cards at the event and posed by a facilitator to the panel. Dinner will be reserved. RSVP to vcw@duke.edu by Monday, April 6th at 5:00 pm.
Thursday, April 9th
"The Promise of Leadership: Unleashing the Human Potential" from 9:00-11:00 pm in White Lecture Hall on East Campus. Brendon Burchard, author of Life's Golden Ticket and The Student Leadership Guide, will share a message about leadership and change.
Career Opportunities
Are you still looking for a summer internship? There are still 75 paid internships available to students in the Stanback Internships Program through the Nicholas School of the Environment. Students will have the opportunity to gain real world experience as they work on projects focused in areas such as policy, interactive media, research, sustainability, real estate management, education, consulting and law. Visit http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/career/stanback2009.
Monday, April 6th
Applications for Career Center volunteers for the 2009-2010 academic year are due today at midnight. Volunteers will join one of the peer groups-the Career Advising Team (CAT), Diversity Liaison Team (DLT), and Employer Ambassadors (EA)-while collaborating with other volunteers on Career Center projects and outreach efforts. Visit http://studentaffairs.duke.edu/d/?p=fcix.
Tuesday, April 7th
Duke Libraries presents Internships 101: Preparing for Work in Public Policy and Politics from 6:00-8:00 pm in Bostock 023 (Library classroom). Learn tips and tricks for research and writing in public policy ad political science including where and how to find information efficiently and writing memos and briefs that meet your boss's needs.
Community Service Events
Friday, April 10th
Delta Gamma presents a Putt-Putt Tournament from 2:00-4:00 pm on the Bryan Center Plaza. Play a short putt-putt course for $3, with proceeds benefitting the Delta Gamma Foundation, the Duke Eye Center, and Unite for Sight. Prizes will be awarded in different divisions.
Sunday, April 12th
Nappy Luv, a philanthropic concert, will take place at 8:00 pm in Raleigh. This event hopes to raise awareness about the need to recycle old and unwanted cell phones to reduce illegal coltan mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo. For more information about the event (www.nappyluv.com).
Social Events
La Vie en Rose: Skee Week 2009
Monday, April 6th: A Literary AKAsion from 7:30-9:00 pm in the Mary Lou Williams Center. Participate in a discussion of Come on, People: On the Path from Victims to Victors.
Tuesday, April 7th: Technological Advantage: Service through TOP-CAT. Help assist Durham residents in familiarizing themselves with up-to-date technology.
Wednesday, April 8th: Fighting Back: Anti-Domestic Violence Workshop from 7:00-9:00 pm in GA Down Under. Performer Nancy Hulse will share her experiences and advice surrounding the fight against domestic violence.
Thursday, April 9th: ABCs of Entrepreneurship from 6:30-8:30 pm in McClendon Tower 5. This seminar features local minority entrepreneurs speaking on the power of developing ideas into business, the keys to success, as well as sharing information of starting and owning a business.
Friday, April 10th: AKA Fun Day from 5:00-7:00 pm in Crowell Clocktower Quad on West Campus. Start the weekend out right with an evening of barbeque and games.
Saturday, April 11th: Pink Ice Charity Ball from 7:00-10:30 pm in Nasher Museum of Art. Enjoy a performance by singer and songwriter Teedra Moses.
Sunday, April 12th: Joint Church Service with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. at 10:45 am at First Calvary Baptist Church. Breakfast at IHOP will follow service.
Senior Week
Monday, April 6th: The Annual Fund presents the Chapel Climb from 5:30-8:30 pm at the Duke Chapel. This will be a chance for seniors only to climb to the top of the chapel.
Tuesday, April 7th: The Annual Fund presents a Pub Cawl from 10:00 pm-2:00 am on Main Street. This is a chance for seniors to enjoy drink specials and discounts at venues on Main Street.
Wednesday, April 8th: Jazz at the Mary Lou will take place from 9:30 pm-12:00 am in the Mary Lou Williams Center.
Thursday, April 9th: Senior Prom will take place from 8:00 pm-12:00 am in the IM Building. Wear cheesy prom attire for this 80s inspired dance for seniors only.
Friday, April 10th: Dean's Wine and Cheese Reception will take place from 5:30-7:00 pm in Scharf Hall. This event is only for those seniors who have donated.
Friday, April 10th
Freewater Presentations presents Monster's Inc. on the Quad from 8:00-9:30 pm on the West Campus Quad. Grab free food, desserts, popcorn, and cotton candy as well as free blankets while supplies last.
Cultural Events
Little Shop of Horrors
Hoof 'n' Horn presents Little Shop of Horrors on Thursday, April 9th and Friday, April 10th from 8:00-10:00 pm and on Saturday, April 11th from 2:00-4:00 pm and from 8:00-10:00 pm in Reynolds Theater in the Bryan Center.
BSA Programs
Julian Abele Awards
BSA and BGPSA present the Julian Abele Awards on Sunday, April 19th at 3:00 pm at Doris Duke Center. This awards ceremony will honor Duke undergraduates, graduates, and faculty members making a positive impact on the Black community. Hors d'oeuvres will be provided. Make sure to RSVP to JulianAbeleHonors2009@gmail.com by Wednesday, April 13th.
Academic Events
Remember to register for Fall 2009 courses this week! Registration closes on Friday, April 10th at midnight.
Monday, April 6th
Award-winning video producer Bruce Orenstein presents Strategic Video for Social Justice? at 7:00 pm in 216 Friedl Building on East Campus. Orenstein's work has been used by community groups to advocate for living wage legislation, tenants' rights, affordable housing, youth services, health care and low-income workers.
Wednesday, April 8th
The John Hope Franklin Center presents "Let Me Live in the Heights of My Time: Black Colleges and the Legacy of Idealism and Activism in Education" from 12:00-1:00 pm in Room 240 of the John Hope Franklin Center. Speakers will discuss the topic of black student activism and the role of HBCUs in shaping national politics. Lunch will be provided.
DELISH presents "Ask the Sexperts" from 5:00-7:00 pm in the Multicultural Center. This will be a panel discussion with Q&A regarding sexual health, sex, relationships, STIs, etc. Questions will be written anonymously on cards at the event and posed by a facilitator to the panel. Dinner will be reserved. RSVP to vcw@duke.edu by Monday, April 6th at 5:00 pm.
Thursday, April 9th
"The Promise of Leadership: Unleashing the Human Potential" from 9:00-11:00 pm in White Lecture Hall on East Campus. Brendon Burchard, author of Life's Golden Ticket and The Student Leadership Guide, will share a message about leadership and change.
Career Opportunities
Are you still looking for a summer internship? There are still 75 paid internships available to students in the Stanback Internships Program through the Nicholas School of the Environment. Students will have the opportunity to gain real world experience as they work on projects focused in areas such as policy, interactive media, research, sustainability, real estate management, education, consulting and law. Visit http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/career/stanback2009.
Monday, April 6th
Applications for Career Center volunteers for the 2009-2010 academic year are due today at midnight. Volunteers will join one of the peer groups-the Career Advising Team (CAT), Diversity Liaison Team (DLT), and Employer Ambassadors (EA)-while collaborating with other volunteers on Career Center projects and outreach efforts. Visit http://studentaffairs.duke.edu/d/?p=fcix.
Tuesday, April 7th
Duke Libraries presents Internships 101: Preparing for Work in Public Policy and Politics from 6:00-8:00 pm in Bostock 023 (Library classroom). Learn tips and tricks for research and writing in public policy ad political science including where and how to find information efficiently and writing memos and briefs that meet your boss's needs.
Community Service Events
Friday, April 10th
Delta Gamma presents a Putt-Putt Tournament from 2:00-4:00 pm on the Bryan Center Plaza. Play a short putt-putt course for $3, with proceeds benefitting the Delta Gamma Foundation, the Duke Eye Center, and Unite for Sight. Prizes will be awarded in different divisions.
Sunday, April 12th
Nappy Luv, a philanthropic concert, will take place at 8:00 pm in Raleigh. This event hopes to raise awareness about the need to recycle old and unwanted cell phones to reduce illegal coltan mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo. For more information about the event (www.nappyluv.com).
Social Events
La Vie en Rose: Skee Week 2009
Monday, April 6th: A Literary AKAsion from 7:30-9:00 pm in the Mary Lou Williams Center. Participate in a discussion of Come on, People: On the Path from Victims to Victors.
Tuesday, April 7th: Technological Advantage: Service through TOP-CAT. Help assist Durham residents in familiarizing themselves with up-to-date technology.
Wednesday, April 8th: Fighting Back: Anti-Domestic Violence Workshop from 7:00-9:00 pm in GA Down Under. Performer Nancy Hulse will share her experiences and advice surrounding the fight against domestic violence.
Thursday, April 9th: ABCs of Entrepreneurship from 6:30-8:30 pm in McClendon Tower 5. This seminar features local minority entrepreneurs speaking on the power of developing ideas into business, the keys to success, as well as sharing information of starting and owning a business.
Friday, April 10th: AKA Fun Day from 5:00-7:00 pm in Crowell Clocktower Quad on West Campus. Start the weekend out right with an evening of barbeque and games.
Saturday, April 11th: Pink Ice Charity Ball from 7:00-10:30 pm in Nasher Museum of Art. Enjoy a performance by singer and songwriter Teedra Moses.
Sunday, April 12th: Joint Church Service with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. at 10:45 am at First Calvary Baptist Church. Breakfast at IHOP will follow service.
Senior Week
Monday, April 6th: The Annual Fund presents the Chapel Climb from 5:30-8:30 pm at the Duke Chapel. This will be a chance for seniors only to climb to the top of the chapel.
Tuesday, April 7th: The Annual Fund presents a Pub Cawl from 10:00 pm-2:00 am on Main Street. This is a chance for seniors to enjoy drink specials and discounts at venues on Main Street.
Wednesday, April 8th: Jazz at the Mary Lou will take place from 9:30 pm-12:00 am in the Mary Lou Williams Center.
Thursday, April 9th: Senior Prom will take place from 8:00 pm-12:00 am in the IM Building. Wear cheesy prom attire for this 80s inspired dance for seniors only.
Friday, April 10th: Dean's Wine and Cheese Reception will take place from 5:30-7:00 pm in Scharf Hall. This event is only for those seniors who have donated.
Friday, April 10th
Freewater Presentations presents Monster's Inc. on the Quad from 8:00-9:30 pm on the West Campus Quad. Grab free food, desserts, popcorn, and cotton candy as well as free blankets while supplies last.
Cultural Events
Little Shop of Horrors
Hoof 'n' Horn presents Little Shop of Horrors on Thursday, April 9th and Friday, April 10th from 8:00-10:00 pm and on Saturday, April 11th from 2:00-4:00 pm and from 8:00-10:00 pm in Reynolds Theater in the Bryan Center.
Saturday, April 11th
United in Praise will have a Spring Concert from 2:00-5:00 pm in Griffith Theater in the Bryan Center. Join the UP Gospel Choir and Praise Dance Ministry as they praise God through song and dance on the Saturday before Easter.
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