Check out our Facebook page (Sorority & Fraternity Life at USD) as we get closer for events. For more information, contact greek@usd.edu.

Counseling Center Lunch and Learn

Students, Faculty & Staff are welcome to attend a free speech and hearing screening in Noteboom Hall. Speech screenings include voice, stuttering, speech sound production,language and cognition. Hearing screenings includes otoscopy, middle ear function, CAPD and pure tones. Email CSD@usd.edu if you have any questions.

Get yourself ready for D-Days with Student Services and free tie dye!

Come meet the Computer Science faculty in Arts & Sciences 107 and learn about new and up coming programs. Refreshments will be provided.

Department of Chemistry Seminar entitled "Enhancing energy storage on the macroscale via architectural design on the nanoscale" by Megan B. Sassin, Ph.D. , Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC.

1BlueString is an ICARE music festival. Guitarists switch out 1 string for a blue string to symbolize the 1 in 6 boys and men who are sexually assaulted. Music represents how beauty can be made from trauma with the love and support of our community members. Music and other activities will go on throughout the event. 1BlueString takes place at the Old Ice Rink, across from North Complex.

Lindsey Albertson, Ph.D., will present a talk titled, "Small aquatic insects can teach us big things: Ecological indicators and community facilitators in streams."

Audiences are sure to delight in this, one of William Shakespeare's wittiest and most romantic comedies. Four young men dedicate themselves to scholarship and swear off the company of women, but the plan quickly goes awry when four young women arrive on the scene. Love is in the air as the men try to hold to their pledge. Performed on the Wayne S. Knutson Main Stage.

Join us for the 7th Annual Harlan & Rita Temple 5k Run/Walk! Each year the USD OT program organizes this event to raise money for a scholarship endowed by Harlan & Rita Temple through the South Dakota Occupational Therapy Association. We welcome participants to run, walk, rollerblade or bike. Registration fee is $20 and includes a t-shirt. There will be prizes for the top finishers and a pancake breakfast for everyone at the finish line. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. at Prentis Park, race begins there at 9:30am.

The Phi Kappa Theta Car Show for Kids is in its first year raising money for Children's Miracle Network. This event is open to anyone who would like to show a car, truck, motorcycle, tractor, etc. There will be a 50/50 raffle, food and shirts for sale available at the show. The event is held at 515 High Street. For more information contact Phi Kappa Theta at Quentin.Judas@coyotes.usd.edu.

Are you working on an essay, a report, a presentation, a book chapter, a creative work or another kind of text? Join us for Shut Up and Write, the writing group for USD graduate students and faculty. Bring whatever you need to write (laptop, paper, writing utensils, research, etc.) and drop in anytime between 1 and 5 p.m. in I. D. Weeks room 112. Write in silence, surrounded by a community of academic writers focused on their writing projects. Free coffee and hot water for tea/hot chocolate/cider are provided by the Writing Center. For more information, contact Lisa Ann Robertson at lisaann.robertson@usd.edu or Michelle Rogge Gannon at mrogge@usd.edu .

Alpha Phi's annual Red Dress Gala benefiting women's heart health! Join us for a night of food and drinks with a live and silent auction, raffle, wine grab and many more activities! All proceeds go to women's heart health. Located at the Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls, SD. Contact Alpha Phi member Emily Herbert at Emily.Herbert@coyotes.usd.edu for additional information.

Audiences are sure to delight in this, one of William Shakespeare's wittiest and most romantic comedies. Four young men dedicate themselves to scholarship and swear off the company of women, but the plan quickly goes awry when four young women arrive on the scene. Love is in the air as the men try to hold to their pledge. Performed on the Wayne S. Knutson Main Stage.

USD percussion major Ian Reiland-Smith presents his junior recital, open to the public at no charge.

soccer vs. Kansas City

The Center for Disabilities, together with Avera Behavioral Health and the USD Department of Social Work, is hosting a seminar on early childhood mental health. This three-day seminar will focus on early childhood mental health topics and strategies. Our featured speaker is Gerry Costa, Ph.D., director of the Center for Autism and Early Childhood Mental Health. He is from Montclair State University in Montclair, New Jersey. The first day will be devoted to child care providers, while the second and third day will focus on other professionals working with the youngest in our communities. The seminar will be held at the Holiday Inn Sioux Falls - City Centre at 100 West Eighth Street in Sioux Falls.

softball vs. Augustana

Audiences are sure to delight in this, one of William Shakespeare's wittiest and most romantic comedies. Four young men dedicate themselves to scholarship and swear off the company of women, but the plan quickly goes awry when four young women arrive on the scene. Love is in the air as the men try to hold to their pledge. Performed on the Wayne S. Knutson Main Stage.

Can the cloud really help professors and students? In this workshop we will explore practical uses of Google Docs and how this online tool can help you and your students collaborate with ease. Topics will include: creating documents, sharing documents, revision history and importing from or exporting to Microsoft Word. Best practices for using Google Docs in the classroom will also be discussed. This workshop is part of the Statement of Achievement series: Teaching with Technology. Please bring your ID as we track attendance electronically.