Mark Your Calendar!
Student Center
November 2015
emich.edu/studentcenter
734.487.1157
What’s cooking in the #SCFoodCourt
A deal can never get better than the 4 for $4 menu! Visit us for breakfast,
lunch, or dinner!
Have you tried the Mediterranean delights featured at Palm Palace? Take
Lunch to another level, try Palm Palace!
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It’s Chicken Two Ways at Subway! Your choice of Sweet Onion Chicken
Teriyaki or Chicken & Bacon Ranch Melt. Go Ahead, spoil yourself!
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Fajita Burritos! Scrumptious grilled chicken, topped with beans, rice,
grilled mixed peppers and onions, with pico de gallo and a side of sour
cream. Yum!
Check out emich.edu/studentcenter/dining for the Pizza and Stromboli
of the week! Or just stop by your favorite bistro for everything Italian and
more!
19th
Vendor Spotlight!
CAMPUS BOOKSTORE
emu student center
www.emichshop.com
The Ugly Sweater is Here! Make sure you are ready for the Ugly
Sweater parties by visiting the Campus Bookstore for a variety of
Ugly Sweaters.
Graduating? Take advantage of the early bird pricing on EMU
Commencement Regalia. Now available at the Campus Bookstore!
Must See Events
Atmosphere: Artists Responses to Spaces
All Day University Gallery
Co-curated by Profs. Amy Sacksteder and Jason DeMarte,
Atmosphere examines the work of 14 artist projects whose
work engages spaces and surroundings in an effort to
create new conversation around space, its use, and its
effect upon us.
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WITH US!
International Week: Telling your story through
photography Al Day Room 236
EMU faculty, staff and students share photographs that tell a story
from around the world. From historically meaningful events to
beautiful landscapes, these photos capture moments that deeply
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affected the photographers. Come share the experience.
Contemporary Natives: Thriving Despite North America
Display All Day Lower Level
Posters represent student research from the Native Feminisms Class.
Topic Include contemporary native identity, reproductive health
concerns and police brutality.
21st
Lyric Lounge
Healthy Student Jeopardy Game
Explore Eastern
Sex Positive: Hook Up Culture
COB Graduate Open House
Veterans Celebration Luncheon
Open Mic Lounge
The Search Marketing Workshop
Using Credit Carefully Seminar
for Students
Poetry Night
The EMU Education Summit:
Strong Urban Schools
East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem
Film Showing
Diwali Night 2K15
International Week: Why you
should tell your story
Laser Tag
International Week: “Sharia”
Screening
Invisible Violence, Invisible
Victims: Same-sex and Intimate
Partner Violence
“All I want for Christmas”
Showcase Auditions
Peter Drucker: The Political
Economy of Homonationalism
/Islamophobia
International Week: Your name in
different script
International Week: Hansori
Drumming
TDOR: Transgender Day of
Rememberance
Sky Lounge
Connecting the Dots: Stories
That Matter
9pm
5:30pm
10am
6pm
11am
1pm
9pm
7:30pm
2pm
Room 300
Room 352
Ballroom
Room 310
Room 104
Room 300
Room 300
Ballroom
Room 300
7pm
8am
Room 300
Room 310 A
7:30pm
Auditorium
7pm
12pm
Ballroom
Room 310 B
6:30pm
1pm
Ballroom
Auditorium
5:30pm
Room 320
6:30pm
Room 310 A
7pm
KIVA Room
12pm
Lobby Tables
4:30pm
Dining Room
7:30pm
Room 350
9pm
9am
Room 300
3rd Floor
Must Attend Events!
NAACP Presents: Black Male Showcase
8th Ballroom 5pm
Join the NAACP in our first annual Black Male Showcase. This
showcase aims to celebrate and acknowledge our black men
in a positive light and eliminate stereotypes that are often
associated with black men.
Talk Culture Series: Life of a Minority Veteran
10th Auditorium 5:30pm
This event will acknowledge the value and uniqueness of many
diverse veteran experiences through cultural exploration, by
commemorating their accomplishments though an open panel
discussion followed by a Q & A session.
Thanksgiving Luncheon
11th & 12th Ballroom 11:30pm
Interim President and Provost Kim Schatzel invites the campus
community to attend the Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon. This
year the luncheon will be open seating. Please make sure to print
your receipt and bring it with you!
Diwali Night
15th Ballroom 7pm
Celebrate and talk about India’s traditional lightning festival
with EMU Indian students. Enjoy delicious Indian cuisine, games,
dancing to a DJ and a lot more.
Lecture: Wajahat Ali
16th Auditorium 7pm
Wajahat Ali is a journalist at Al Jazeera America. He helped launch
the network as co-host of The Stream. He is the author of The
Domestic Crusaders - a play about Muslim Americans, post-9/11.
His talk, “Generation Change”, is free and open to the public.
International Week: Resource Fair
17th Ballroom 3pm
Employers, UACDC, Student organizations, Academic Programs
Abroad, Office of International Students and Scholars, IELTS
testing services are some of the many resources on international
careers and activities EMU offers. Open to the entire EMU
community.
Graduate Research Conference
20th 3rd Floor 9am
The Graduate School is pleased to host the 2015 Graduate
Reasearch Conference (GRC) where graduate students from all
colleges present their research and creative activity in oral, art
and poster sessions.
Friday Night Movies
Auditorium 8pm & 10:30pm
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V for Vendetta
Trainwreck
Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation
Pixels
*Remember to pick up snacks
and popcorn from Lobby Shop!
Thanksgiving Break
Building Hours
24th 7am-6pm
25th-29th CLOSED
30th Regular Hours Resume
Building
Hours
Mon. - Fri. 7a.m. - 1a.m.
Saturday 8a.m. - 1a.m.
Sunday
11a.m. - 12a.m.