Holiday Inn Hilltopper Classic

Holiday Inn Hilltopper Classic

Western Kentucky's Student Wellness Program, WellU is excited to announce Healthy Days 2015, which will be held on Tuesday, March 3rd. This upcoming event is promoted to the entire student body of WKU; that means you!

As a part of Healthy Days we will be hosting our 14th annual student health fair in the Raymond B. Preston Health and Activities Center on campus. Last year we had over 600 students come to the event and this year we plan on having more! The event will have FREE healthy food, inflatable ( jousting!), a photo booth, and a t-shirt!

Thank you to our sponsors: College Health and Human Services, WKU Restaurant Group, Graves Gilbert Clinic, WKU Parents Association, Student Government Association, Health Education and Promotion, Health and Fitness Lab, Topperwell Peer Health Educators, The WKU Store, RICOH, and WKU SIFE Print!

Game rescheduled for 6 p.m. April 28 due to weather.

Holiday Inn Hilltopper Classic

ATP is an orientation program required for all freshman and transfer students planning to register for classes on the Main or South Campus. ATP helps you become more familiar with Western Kentucky University and provides an opportunity to meet with an academic advisor from your chosen major in a small group setting. You will also register for classes and receive a copy of your class schedule.

Visit the ATP website for more information and to learn how to register.

THIS EVENT IS BY INVITE ONLY.

ATP is an orientation program required for all freshman and transfer students planning to register for classes on the Main or South Campus. ATP helps you become more familiar with Western Kentucky University and provides an opportunity to meet with an academic advisor from your chosen major in a small group setting. You will also register for classes and receive a copy of your class schedule.

Visit the ATP website for more information and to learn how to register.

THIS EVENT IS BY INVITE ONLY.

The tagline for IFBG is “All About Ideas.” This one-day event features thinkers and innovators from a variety of fields: health, art, entrepreneurship, global issues, sustainability, etc. The day is split into four sessions: three sessions with three speakers each and one keynote session. All the speakers at IFBG are eager to share their innovative ventures and creative solutions. Through the help of sponsors, Innovate Kentucky hopes to establish IFBG as a new tradition at WKU that will help accomplish the initiative’s goal: spark innovation – one idea at a time.

Find more info at the IdeaFestival website.

ATP is an orientation program required for all freshman and transfer students planning to register for classes on the Main or South Campus. ATP helps you become more familiar with Western Kentucky University and provides an opportunity to meet with an academic advisor from your chosen major in a small group setting. You will also register for classes and receive a copy of your class schedule.

Visit the ATP website for more information and to learn how to register.

Follow this link for more information.

Follow this link for more information.

Brought to you by the Health Education & Promotion Department. First come, first serve. Results in 20 minutes!

TIMES LISTED IN EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME.

Free coffee! Stop by for information on summer courses. Free prizes!

Free coffee! Stop by for information on summer course and prizes. More info at wku.edu/summer

Bill Johnson, CEO & President of TVA will be presenting his lecture on “Success and Achivement.” This is swipeable event for students.

Students, faculty, staff, and alumni are invited to network with Bill Johnson, CEO & President of TVA, and other business leaders. Business Casual dress.

WKU Theatre & Dance presents Tap Dance in America Demonstration with nationally recognized tap dance artist Karen Callaway Williams.

March 26, 2015 at 7:30pm in Downing Student Union Room 2123

FREE to the piblic

Sponsored by the Potter College Dean's Office and the Department of Theatre & Dance.

Transfer Madness is an Online Virtual College Fair! All day on March 26, 2015, visit transfermadness.org to learn how YOU can transfer to WKU!

ATP is an orientation program required for all freshman and transfer students planning to register for classes on the Main or South Campus. ATP helps you become more familiar with Western Kentucky University and provides an opportunity to meet with an academic advisor from your chosen major in a small group setting. You will also register for classes and receive a copy of your class schedule.

Visit the ATP website for more information and to learn how to register.

SGA is hosting an event called Meet the Candidates on Monday, March 30th, the day before elections. It will be in DSU Nite Class 4:30pm-7:30. Refreshments will be provided.

Those who attend will be entered in a chance to win a Kindle Fire!! After speaking with candidates, everyone will leave with SGA merchandise!

This will give the opportunity for candidates to talk to students about why they are the best for their office.

An undocumented Kentuckians shares his story.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky presents ACLU of Kentucky: Moving Justice Forward for 60 Years, an exhibit marking the 60^th anniversary of the organization’s founding. Located in the MMTH Gallery on the campus of Western Kentucky University, the exhibit explores the ACLU of Kentucky’s rich history through the stories of members, clients, and former staff and board members.

The exhibit opens March 29^th and will remain in place for students and the community to explore through May 1, 2015. Over the coming weeks, the ACLU of Kentucky will be sponsoring programming on the WKU campus to highlight historical and current civil liberties issues.  All events are free and open to the public

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky presents ACLU of Kentucky: Moving Justice Forward for 60 Years, an exhibit marking the 60^th anniversary of the organization’s founding. Located in the MMTH Gallery on the campus of Western Kentucky University, the exhibit explores the ACLU of Kentucky’s rich history through the stories of members, clients, and former staff and board members.

The exhibit opens March 29^th and will remain in place for students and the community to explore through May 1, 2015. Over the coming weeks, the ACLU of Kentucky will be sponsoring programming on the WKU campus to highlight historical and current civil liberties issues.  All events are free and open to the public

THE 2015 BOYD-LUBKER VISITING SCHOLARS PROGRAM PRESENTS:

 “Leadership in the 21st Century:

Trends and Theories”

 Dr. Peter G. Northouse

Professor Emeritus

School of Communication

Western Michigan University

Tuesday, March 31, 2015 7:00pm

 Gary A. Ransdell Hall Auditorium

Free and open to the public.

Swipeable SEAT Event

This lecture will also be made available via Adobe Connect at the following URL: https://connect.wku.edu/boyd_lubker/