Events Calendar 04/12
Friday, April 12, 2024
Biology Seminar: Dr. Yunsik Kang (12pm to 12:50pm @ Biology, Biology 19)
Yunsik Kang is a postdoctoral fellow in the Freeman Lab at OHSU. He has studied the genetic control of cell death during Drosophila development and his current research focuses on identifying mechanisms that eliminate unneeded cells in the brain. 11:50 am- Snacks & Socializing noon- Talk Begins
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi is curated by Allie Tepper, associate curator The exhibition is organized for the Cooley by Tepper with director Stephanie Snyder The Cooley Gallery is pleased to present Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi, the first museum exhibition focused on the pioneering collective and cross-genre practices of artists Maren Hassinger (b
Pack Lunches for The Blanchet House (12:30pm to 1:30am @ Student Center 122)
Assemble and decorate sack lunches with SEEDS to donate to Blanchet House to be distributed to houseless folks in need! RSVP here!
Psychology Senior Thesis Poster Session (3:30pm to 5:30pm @ In the halls of the Psychology building)
Wouldn't you like to find out whatever happened in that study you participated in for a Psych senior? Ever wonder what goes on behind thesis office doors? Seniors in the Psychology department will present their senior thesis in a poster session to be held on Friday, April 12th from 3:30-5:30pm.
Come ask seniors about their theses and eat yummy snacks! Find out the fascinating results, the exciting hypotheses! Ask new questions! Eat more food!
Psychology Senior Thesis Poster Session (3:30pm to 5:30pm @ Psychology, In the main hallway)
Wouldn't you like to find out whatever happened in that study you participated in for a Psych senior? Ever wonder what goes on behind thesis office doors? Seniors in the Psychology department will present their senior thesis in a poster session to be held on Friday, April 12th from 3:30-5:30pm. Come ask seniors about their theses and eat some snacks! Find out the fascinating results, the exciting hypotheses! Ask new questions! Eat more food!
Poetry Salon: Adrienne Chung (4pm to 6pm @ Greywood, Lounge)
Adrienne Chung is the author of Organs of Little Importance (Penguin, 2023), a winner of the National Poetry Series. Her poetry and prose have appeared in The Yale Review, The Chicago Review, Joyland, Diagram, and elsewhere. A recipient of fellowships from MacDowell, Bread Loaf, and the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing, she teaches at the Berlin Writers’ Workshop and is a poetry editor at Sand Journal. Sponsored by the English department. Free and open to the public.
Foster-Scholz Club: The Language Archive (5pm to 9pm @ Performing Arts Building, 3rd Floor Atrium)
The Foster-Scholz Club of alumni revives a tradition of dinner and student theatre, with The Language Archive. A production of the Reed College theatre department. Written by Julia Cho and directed by Barbie Wu. What does it mean to preserve a language? Ask George, a linguist. Or Emma, his lab assistant. Or Alta and Resten, the last speakers of Elloway. Or Mary, a woman forging her own path. Follow them on a journey that includes languages, love, and struggles to communicate—and fresh bread. Content warnings: This show contains suicidal ideation, illness, and mentions of death and cultural erasure. ASL interpretation will be provided on April 12. Email alumni@reed.edu for more information.
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Do you have questions about job searching, fellowships, or career development? Do you need feedback on a resume, cover letter, or LinkedIn page? Join our Peer Career Advisors (PCA), a group of current Reedies who are experts in supporting you with your career exploration, for drop-in advising. No need to make an appointment; stop by Prexy to chat with a PCA between Sunday and Thursday from 6-8pm.
The Language Archive (7:30pm @ Performing Arts Building, Diver Studio Theatre)
A production of the Reed College theatre department. Written by Julia Cho and directed by Barbie Wu. What does it mean to preserve a language? Ask George, a linguist. Or Emma, his lab assistant. Or Alta and Resten, the last speakers of Elloway. Or Mary, a woman forging her own path. Follow them on a journey that includes languages, love, and struggles to communicate—and fresh bread. Content warnings: This show contains suicidal ideation, illness, and mentions of death and cultural erasure. ASL interpretation will be provided on April 12. Audience members are encouraged to wear masks during the performance. Open to the public. Purchase tickets here.
Pool Formal (8pm to 6am @ Gray Campus Center, Pool Hall)
Pool Formal is a decades-long Reed tradition that is half party and half doubles tournament. Starting at 8pm and going all night long, join us in taking over the basement of the GCC for a fun night of live music, food & drink, and (optional) competition. Whether you’re looking to cheer on friends, take a shot at winning the cash prize, or just to have a fun night, come on down to the GCC basement! This term's theme is casino! Sign-up here!
SHARE Lounge (9pm to 12am @ Winch)
SHARE Lounges are a friendly, safe, and relatively quiet alternative gathering space for your weekend social. We are substance-free, and offer tea, snacks, safer sex supplies, and entertainment like games, music, and crafts! It is staffed by the Night Owls and our Peer Advocates, two groups under the SHARE umbrella, together fostering a culture of consent, support for survivors, and reducing harm on campus. Learn more about us on our webpage! This a chill space for people to 1) hang out if they don’t want to be around substances, 2) take a breather and collect themselves an event on campus becomes uncomfortable, and 3) seek out SHARE resources after an experience of interpersonal violence, or other mental and physical health support needs. Have an event coming up that could use a space like this? Reach out to us through our email: advocates@reed.edu or to Program Director L. Mattson at mattsonl@reed.edu
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Gray Fund Outdoors Presents: Lava Tubing in Bend OR ( @ Bend Or)
Join GFO on an overnight trip to Bend OR! Explore the lava tubes on a night-time caving expedition, then stargaze with local deserts! Explore iconic Smith Rock and hike the Misery Ridge Trail! It's gonna be a blast :) This trip is an overnight, departing around Noon on Saturday the 13th and returning around 6pm on Sunday the 14th! Sign up HERE! Lottery closes Wednesday, April 10 at noon!
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
The Language Archive (7:30pm @ Performing Arts Building, Diver Studio Theatre)
Sunday, April 14, 2024
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Portland Baroque Orchestra: Harmony of Nations (3pm to 5pm @ Kaul Auditorium)
Portland Baroque Orchestra Concert *Please contact the organization directly for ticketing and event questions. Their number is 503-222-6000. “Weapons of war and their use are something I am unable to engage with. I busy my time with notes, strings, and sounds. I work in the cause of harmony, mixing the sounds of France, Germany, and Italy and attempting thus to prevent wars and to serve the cause of peace among nations and their striving for peace.” Georg Muffat’s words are as relevant today as when he wrote them in 1695. Here, musical styles range from his French-infused dances to Andrzej Panufnik’s unique recreation of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century musical fragments from Poland that were almost lost to the ravages of war. Our season culminates with an Italianate symphony by the Ukrainian composer Maxim Berezovsky. PROGRAM TO INCLUDE
Georg Muffat | “Nobilis Juventus” from Florilegium Secundum Andrzej Panufnik | Jagiellonian Triptych (1966) Maxim Berezovsky | Symphony in C Major
**Pre-concert lecture in PAB 320 at 2pm
Artomatic 25 Reed Alumni Art Exhibition (4pm @ Artomatic 25)
RSVP: email Bennet Barsk at bbarsk@msn.com or call at (703) 678-1982 Join fellow Reed alumni at Artomatic 25 in Washington, DC! We will meet at the Bar on the 8th floor. Note that numerous food options are located all around the venue as well.
This year, we are honored to have at least two Reed alumni (Dave Baxter ‘87 & Steven Lamm ‘63), as well as a Reed spouse (Joanne Lamm), who have exhibit rooms at the Artomatic venue! (If there are additional Reed alumni exhibiting at Artomatic whom we don’t yet know about, please respond to this invitation so that we can get the word out.)
Details:
Artomatic 25 2100 M Street NW (entrance on 21st Street) Nearest Metro Stations: Farragut North, Foggy Bottom, Dupont Circle Art Exhibit Rooms: Dave Baxter ‘87: #6048, Steven Lamm ‘63: #7065, Joanne Lamm: #7064
Monday, April 15, 2024
Tea Time (1am to 4am @ Student Union)
A weekly gathering to indulge in Chinese tea, snacks, and conversation.
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Community as Client: A Descendant-Based Archaeological Research Approach at a Presidential Plantation Site (4:15pm @ Trillium Multipurpose Room)
The Clientage Model, as defined by Dr Michael Blakey and his team, is one in which the archaeologists give the descendants (the ethical client) primacy in defining the research and interpretive agenda directed towards their ancestral material record
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Spring Jazz Concert (7:30pm @ Performing Arts Building, PAB 320 (3rd floor))
Join us for an evening of incredible jazz music performed by Reed music students under the direction of John Savage. This is a performance you won't want to miss! Admission is free.
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
Red Cross Blood Drive hosted by SEEDS (11am to 4pm @ Gray Campus Center, BCD)
Join us for a blood drive hosted by SEEDS and Pre-Health Club! This semester we are partnering with the American Red Cross to host this on-campus blood drive for Reedies and community around Reed! The blood drive location is in Gray Campus Center, rooms BCD. Plan ahead and schedule your blood donation appointment on the designated Red Cross website. Once your appointment is scheduled, you will be asked to complete the RapidPass questionnaire on the day of your appointment. Please bring your photo ID. Walk-ins are welcomed, but not guaranteed.
Contact SEEDS at seeds@reed.edu if you have any questions.
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
International Cafe (1:30pm to 2:30pm @ GCC-A)
Join us at the International Cafe every Tuesday at GCC-A from 13:30-14:30! We will be serving coffee, boba milk tea, snacks, and Asian cookies. Additionally, we'll have a snack sign-up form where every student is welcome to upload snacks that represent their culture or childhood, along with a picture and purchasing link. It's going to be a lot of fun! Let's rock it!
CS Colloquium: Elette Boyle, NTT Research (3:40pm to 4:30pm @ Physics 123)
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
CLBR Drop In - Commons (11:45am to 1:15pm @ Commons)
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
SHARE Tabling (12pm to 1pm @ GCC Patio)
Learn more about Sexual Assault Awareness Month and SHARE resources for those impacted by sexual violence. Stop by our table to ask questions about SHARE and show your support for survivors with teal ribbons.
Physics Seminar: Student Thesis talks (4:30pm to 5:30pm @ Physics, P123)
For the next 5 weeks, please join us during our regular seminar slot in P123 at 4:30 every Wednesday to hear our graduating Seniors share with us what they've been working on this year with their theses. The schedule is as follows: March 27th: Vivian Chen, Sam Coscia, Christopher Hays, Guangyi Zhang April 3rd: Hannah Chubin, Natalie Rogers, Olive Ross, Valerie Wu April 10th: Alles Catalan, Brent Ellis, Madeline Michael, O'Dell Sagoo April 17th: Marc McNamee, Tarn McQuistan, Ella Pascoe, Anatalya Piatigorsky April 24th: Apollo Albright, Hope Palmer, Teddie Stewart, and Sunny Wang Join us beforehand at 4:00 in the physics student lounge for cookies, coffee, and socializing.
Wax, Paper, Scissors: Loss and Recuperation in Colonial Latin America (4:30pm @ Psychology, 105)
Chance. Accident. Surprise. It is one thing to search out colonial creations and the histories they can reveal; it’s another when those creations surface in ways that were neither predicted nor predictable. This talk considers how unexpected survivals from colonial Latin America challenge current, interpretive work in art history, museums, and archives. Among the works considered: blocks of wax from colonial shipwrecks, Catholic prints, sculptures of Christ, and Indigenous codices. At issue are the interpretive ethical questions such creations raise and what it means to take loss—not only recuperation—seriously and how chance encounter allows us to come to appreciate that which is (usually) no longer. Dana Leibsohn, the Alice Pratt Brown Professor of Art at Smith College, researches and writes about colonialism and visual culture in the early modern Americas and Pacific world. Her work has considered Indigenous manuscript painting, the trade between China and Mexico, cartography in Manila, and the art history of shipwrecks. This talk draws on collaborative work she is doing with Aaron Hyman on the concept of “loss” in the early modern Spanish Americas and the ethics of chance discovery. Sponsored by the art department. Free and open to the public.
Financial Wellness Spring 2024 Workshop Series (5:30pm to 7pm @ GCC-BCD)
The Financial Wellness Advisory Group is excited to present our Spring 2024 Financial Wellness Semester Series We will be hosting the following four basic workshops that will serve as building blocks to reaching your financial goals
Victory Point Meetup (5:30pm @ Victory Point Cafe)
Meet some Olde Reedies at Berkeley's original board game cafe! This nerdy haven is a perfect setting for us to have the kind of experience our education prepared us for.
No experience with board games is required, and there are concierges that will help us choose the right games for our group size. No pressure on the games or arriving on time.
We'll provide some snacks and the first round of beverages—beer, soft drinks, and coffee are available.
—Rex Crabb ’12 When: Wednesday, April 17, 5:30 p.m. Where: Victory Point Cafe 1797 Shattuck Ave. Ste A, Berkeley, CA 94709 Host: Rex Crabb ’12 RSVP: Please complete this short form.
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Spring Choral Concert: Sound & Effect: Synesthesia and the Senses (7:30pm @ Kaul Auditorium)
Sound & Effect: Synesthesia and the Senses Join us for a sonic journey with music from Ysaye Barnwell, Amy Beach, Matthew Brown, H. T. Burleigh, Stephen Chatman, Janequin, C. V. Stanford, and more.
Thursday, April 18, 2024
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Nature Based Mindfulness (3pm to 4pm @ Great Lawn)
We are so glad you are interested in joining our nature-based mindfulness experiences! Are you feeling lonely, stressed, or need a break? Do you have a desire to connect with the more than human world? We will offer a variety of nature-based mindfulness experiences that can be modified depending on attendee preferences and accessibility needs
Pastries, Productivity, & PCA’s! (3pm to 6pm @ Prexy, Living Room)
Join the PCAs for a Finals Study Lounge at Prexy Living Room on Thurs, April 18th, 3-6pm. Dive into a cozy afternoon of studying with pastries and community support. Prep to ace your finals in a welcoming environment. Don’t miss out on this perfect study session to end the semester strong!
Math-Stats Colloquium: Sunita Chepuri, University of Puget Sound (3:40pm to 4:30pm @ Physics, 123)
Chemistry Senior Research Seminars (4:30pm to 5:15pm @ Biology, 19)
Chemistry and BMB seniors will present their thesis research. Three to four seniors will give research talks at each seminar, scheduled on Thursdays from March 28th through April 25th.
CRES Colloquium: CRES Senior Showcase (4:30pm to 6pm @ Eliot Hall, 314)
Join Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies as we celebrate our graduating seniors and their thesis research! Students will present their work, and snacks will be had!
TNT - Third Not-Thirsty Thursday (5:30pm @ Virtual Event)
Join fellow Reed alumni for a traditional 1-hour 12-step program (AA/NA) style virtual meeting. The meeting will be anonymous, and is open only to members of the Reed community with a desire to stop drinking or using, and who want to live sober. This meeting will occur every third Thursday of each month on Zoom. The meeting will last exactly 1 hour, and will start promptly at:
5:30pm PT 6:30pm MT 7:30pm CT 8:30pm ET
April TTT at Hawthorne Asylum Food Cart Pod (6pm @ Hawthorne Asyum Food Cart Pod)
April's TTT takes us to the Hawthorne Asylum Food Cart Pod, which offers an eclectic range of cuisine and drinks (and for you history buffs is located on the same site that James Hawthorne's famed Oregon Hospital for the Insane). We will meet around a fire pit or two!
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Take Back the Night (8pm to 10pm @ Eliot Chapel)
Take Back the Night is an annual community event demanding an end to sexual violence, accountability for offenders, and support for survivors. Join us in Eliot Chapel for our annual survivor speak-out: a time for those impacted by sexual violence to have their stories heard in supportive community. Stories may be expressed in poems, essays, art collections, and can be read anonymously by a SHARE Peer Advocate. The event will end with a fire pit outside of Eliot Hall for folks to bring a message--a prayer, a curse, a wish, a letter–that they wish to let go of. By participating in Take Back the Night, we recognize that sexual violence affects all of us, and that it will take all of us to end it. Too often survivors are shamed, blamed, and silenced; we take back the night by uplifting survivor stories and honoring the experiences shared.
Pool Tournament (8:30pm @ Gray Campus Center, Pool Hall)
weekly 8ball tourneys held in the pool hall! sign-ups start @ 8:30 pm, games start @ 9. Players of all skill levels and interest are welcome to participate, NO BUY IN!! for further questions or event information, please contact pool hall management via email <3 LESS TALK, MORE CHALK.
Friday, April 19, 2024
Earth Day Celebration (11am to 2pm @ Quad)
Let's hear it for our Earth! Join the Sustainability Office and Conference and Events Planning for an afternoon of celebration for our planet. Free food, live music, baby goats, and tree climbing (and hugging) opportunities abound. Local environmental organizations will be on campus to share about their work to care for this land and ways to get involved: local beekeeping, growing food, forest protectors, climate advocates, and much more. Featuring: Tamale Boy, ReWild Portland, Bui Tofu, Friends of Mt. Tabor, Bike Farm, Portland Urban Beekeepers, SCRAP, Kufi PDX, PSU ITEK program, 350PDX, Better Bar, Peacock Farm, The City Repair Project, Bon Appetit and more! Thank you Gray Fund for Tamale Boy food truck! LIVE MUSIC: 11:30AM-12:30PM and 1PM-2PM Roots Ensemble
Honor Earth with a Love Letter (11am to 2pm @ Quad)
We invite you to write a love letter to the earth at the Reed Sustainability Earth Day event. If you have any questions, please contact Miriam Saucedo, LPC msaucedo@reed.edu or Jenni Leatham, LPC jleatham@reed.edu
Biology Seminar: Dr. Kristin Harper (12pm to 12:50pm @ Biology, Biology 19)
"Regulatory Strategies for Improving Access to Quality, Affordable Medicines Around the World" Access to safe, effective, and affordable medicines is critical for achieving universal health coverage, a major priority for the World Health Organization and many countries around the world. Currently, however, an estimated 2 billion people lack access to essential medicines. National and international regulatory authorities have an important role in improving access to lifesaving medicines. On the one hand, regulatory authorities are responsible for providing enough regulation that the medicines within a country or region are safe and effective. On the other hand, they cannot provide so much regulation that medicines become unaffordable or cannot reach the people who need them, especially during public health emergencies. Finding the right regulatory balance can be challenging, especially when resources are limited. This talk will explore some of the novel strategies that regulatory authorities around the world are using to improve access to quality, affordable medicines. Dr. Kristin Harper is a writer and editor that focuses on biomedical and public health. 11:50 am- Snacks & Socializing noon- Talk Begins
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Friday@4 Music Series (4pm @ Eliot Hall, Chapel)
Join us for regular recitals, lectures, and other special events that are part of the Friday@4 Music Series. We invite you to attend any of our upcoming recitals. Note that the date and location may change so please check for updates here before you head to any event. CANCELLED: Friday, February 9 Eliot Chapel Featuring performances by our Private Instruction and Chamber Music teaching staff Friday, February 23 Eliot Chapel Celebrating Black History Month, performances by Reed teaching staff and students of music by Black American Composers
Friday, March 22 Eliot Chapel Featuring music major and Kaufman Awardee, senior pianist Rachel Modlin ('24) in concert Friday, March 29 Eliot Chapel Featuring performances by Reed music students Friday, April 19 Eliot Chapel Featuring performances by Reed vocal music students Friday, May 3 Eliot Chapel Featuring performances by Reed chamber music students
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
SHARE Lounge (9pm to 12am @ Winch)
Saturday, April 20, 2024
Northwest Undergraduate Conference on the Ancient World (NUCAW) (9:30am to 3:30pm @ Trillium Multipurpose Room)
Reed College is again hosting the Northwest Undergraduate Conference on the Ancient World this year. The conference provides a platform where students and their professors from across the Northwest can share their work on the ancient world.
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Sunday, April 21, 2024
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Board Game Night at Pandemonium (2pm @ Pandemonium Books & Games)
Come join fellow Reedies for a board game afternoon in Central Square! We'll have some snacks and an assortment of games to play including both party and strategy games. When: Sunday, April 21, 2 p.m. Where: Pandemonium Books & Games 4 Pleasant St, Cambridge, MA 02139 Host: Gray Karpel ’08 RSVP: Please complete this short form by March 15. RSVPs are appreciated but not required.
Monday, April 22, 2024
Tea Time (1am to 4am @ Student Union)
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Let's Talk Drop-In Consultation (10:30am to 12pm @ Gray Campus Center, GCC-A)
"Let's Talk" is a drop-in service for students that offers free, informal, private consultation with a Reed College HCC counselor. Let's Talk consultations are ...
Free for Reed College students Offered first-come, first-served (no appointment necessary) Typically about 20-25 minutes in length Informal, and not a substitute for counseling Not appropriate for urgent concerns or mental health emergencies
Let's Talk is not a substitute for counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment. Let's Talk counselors can listen to specific problems, help explore solutions, and introduce you to what it's like to speak with a member of our staff. Other options for care from the Health & Counseling Center (HCC) include individual counseling (call 503-777-7281 to schedule), Uwill teletherapy, and the Reed 24/7 Phone Counseling Hotline (866-432-1224).
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
International Cafe (1:30pm to 2:30pm @ GCC-A)
Math-Stats-CS Senior Showcase (4:45pm to 6pm @ Psychology, 105)
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Denim Day (11am to 1pm @ GCC Patio)
Denim Day is a campaign on a Wednesday in April where folks wear denim to demonstrate support for survivors and challenge myths supporting sexual violence. The campaign began after a ruling by the Italian Supreme Court in 1999, where a rape conviction was overturned after the judges ruled that the jeans worn by the victim were too tight to not have been removed by the victim–thereby implying consent. The day following the ruling, women in the Italian Parliament came to work wearing jeans in solidarity with the victim. Come by our table outside the GCC to write your messages of support!
Las Vegas Ikebana: Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi (12pm to 5pm @ Cooley Art Gallery)
Dying Abroad: The Political Afterlives of Migration in Europe (Book Talk) (4:30pm to 6pm @ Eliot Hall, 314)
On any given day, the remains of countless deceased migrants are shipped around the world to be buried in ancestral soils Others are laid to rest in countries of settlement, sometimes in cemeteries established for religious and ethnic minorities, where available
Physics Seminar: Student Thesis talks (4:30pm to 5:30pm @ Physics, P123)
Peer Career Drop-in Advising (6pm to 8pm @ Prexy, Conference Room)