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The South Dakota Special Education Conference is designed to support and engage special education professionals across the state. This year's conference offers sessions focused on knowledge and skills to help students to succeed in their classrooms, a place to network and exchange ideas with other special educators and an inspiring keynote address by Ruth Herman. The theme is "It will be a blast," which reflects the conference's location in historic Deadwood, South Dakota.

Stop by our table in the MUC to learn about career services, get your resume reviewed or make an appointment with a Career Advisor.

Learn more about study abroad opportunities over coffee with an advisor!

Rotary club meets every Wednesday in the Al Neuharth Media Center Conference Room. For more information, visit www.vermillionrotaryclub.org/

The campus communication development program will improve your communication and leadership skills. Our meetings are held every Wednesday from noon to 12:50 pm. Bring a friend and gain skills and confidence in public speaking. A mentor can be assigned to show you ways to professionally present yourself, whether speaking to a group, during interviews and/or in class presentations.

Entering Mentoring is a facilitator-guided workshop that teaches the principles and best practices of being a mentor of undergraduate and graduate students. The workshop is open to faculty, staff and graduate students. Participants must attend 8 of 10 sessions to receive the Statement of Achievement in Mentoring. Please bring your USD ID.

Learn about the digital humanities with Kristen Lillvis, Director of Digital Humanities at Marshall University. Location: Delzell 202

The CTL reading group will read Angela Duckworth's "Grit" this spring. This book argues that the secret to outstanding achievement is not talent but a special blend of passion and persistence. As we read the book, we'll consider how it impacts both our students and ourselves. As always, books are provided to you free courtesy of the CTL and the USD Foundation.

Come learn about how to apply for scholarships for graduate study in the UK and Ireland: Rhodes, Mitchell, Marshall, and Gates Cambridge. This session is open to students at all levels -- it's never to early to start preparing for scholarship opportunities. Location: Old Main Room 103

USD Law's Criminal Justice Education Project (CJEP) is presenting a showing of the documentary film "The Camden 28." The film chronicles the experience of twenty-eight members of the "Catholic Left" who were arrested in 1971 for attempting to break into and vandalize a draft board in Camden, New Jersey. The screening of the film will be followed by a questions and answer session with Professor Frank Pommersheim, criminal law professor at USD Law, and notably, one of the members of the Camden 28. Pizza will be served in the student commons at the conclusion of the film and discussion. All are welcome and encouraged to join us for this opportunity to examine an American historical event, with the benefit of hearing the perspective of someone who directly experienced it.

Earn a Leadership Certificate by attending two sessions. Session 3 - Professional Image I won't let you accept anything less than stepping into your greatness and being the best that you can be. I guarantee we will win." Laurie Bailey

Fake news websites, satirical sites, opinion/editorial pieces, sites containing misinformation or propaganda and outdated, online articles have made it challenging for students to find reliable sources on the Web for academic essays and projects. This interactive workshop, designed for students engaged in any form of academic research writing, concentrates on helping students to evaluate social media. The presenter is Janet Davison, Lecturer, Department of Media and Journalism. Distance students, attend the workshop live at https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/b12702dcc41c46e4855135128a21e230

Ana Melissa Oliveira presents her graduate piano recital, open to the public at no charge.

The CTL reading group will read Angela Duckworth's "Grit" this spring. This book argues that the secret to outstanding achievement is not talent but a special blend of passion and persistence. As we read the book, we'll consider how it impacts both our students and ourselves. As always, books are provided to you free courtesy of the CTL and the USD Foundation.

USD alum Kevin Fullerton presents: "The Open Form Composition of Ornette Coleman: His Album Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation in Context." This event is open to the public at no charge.

Employers from Vermillion and Yankton will be hiring for their summer positions.

Universal Design for Learning opens up our experiences and reflects how people adapt to the world around them. It is an approach that you can apply to your own course that guides the design of curriculum and instruction regardless of modality. You are creating elements with the diversity of the learner in mind with respect to ability, disability, age, reading level, learning style, native language, race and ethnicity. It is proven through research both in neuroscience and in aeronautics that there is no such thing as an "average" person. We come in many different size dimensions and all with unique learning abilities. In this workshop you will learn what UDL is and some basic ideas how to implement it in your course design.Please bring your ID as we track attendance electronically. If you are unable to join us, you can join us remotely.

Emily Zimmerman, Lecturer in the Department of Horticulture at Iowa State University, will be giving a seminar titled "Identifying opportunities for the production of diverse ecosystem service outcomes in agricultural landscapes in the US Cornbelt." Location: Beacom Hall Room 243

Now that you decided to borrow, determine if you are getting the deal you have bargained for. We will cover terms of the deal, auto loans, leases, credit cards and other loans.