Velocity Boot Camp is designed to take your fitness to the next level. Participants will push themselves both physically and mentally to achieve their individual fitness goals. Working with certified Personal Trainers, participants will engage in a combination of High Intensity Interval Training, Interval Training, and circuit training to maximize success while keeping the workouts unique every day. Pre and post fitness assessments will be provided.

Artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith will present a lecture in Farber Hall.

Rotary club meets every Tuesday in the Al Neuharth Media Center Conference Room.

Summer 8-Week Session I - Last Day to Drop a Course with a "WD"

Velocity Boot Camp is designed to take your fitness to the next level. Participants will push themselves both physically and mentally to achieve their individual fitness goals. Working with certified Personal Trainers, participants will engage in a combination of High Intensity Interval Training, Interval Training, and circuit training to maximize success while keeping the workouts unique every day. Pre and post fitness assessments will be provided.

USD is honored to welcome James Curnow as this year's Band Directors Institute clinician. Mr. Curnow has taught in all areas of instrumental music. He is a member of the ABA, CBDNA, NBA and ASCAP. In his many musical capacities he has traveled throughout the US, Canada, Australia, Japan and Europe where his music has received wide acclaim. He has won several awards for band compositions and has been commissioned to write over two hundred works for varied choral and instrumental ensembles. He has published over four hundred works. For complete bio, visit http://c-alanpublications.com/brands/Curnow%2C-James.html. For information about the Band Directors Institute, please visit http://www.usd.edu/fine-arts/music/band-directors-institute .

USD's choral area is excited to welcome Sophia Papoulis as this year's Choral Directors Institute clinician. Ms. Papoulis is a conductor and creative director for the Foundation for Small Voices, an organization dedicated to crossing boundaries to raise awareness and funds worldwide for music and mentoring programs for children. In her many capacities she gives music and education workshops and guest-conducts choruses around the world. She is a graduate of the Ithaca College School of Music and is a member of the Choral Music Experience artistic faculty there. For complete bio, visit https://www.chorusamerica.org/conf2015/sophia-papoulis . For more info about the Choral Directors Institute, please visit http://www.usd.edu/fine-arts/music/choral-directors-institute .

The latest in a series of "One Health" meetings in South Dakota, this session will examine important disease issues in people that could arise from their contact with farm animals in settings such as farm visits, petting zoos and other public events.

The Physical Therapy Class of 2020 Doctoring Ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. at Slagle Hall in Aalfs Auditorium. Following the one-hour ceremony, a reception will be held in the Andrew Lee Medicine Building Atrium.

Join us for a reception and honoring ceremony for the Oscar Howe Summer Art Institute. Student works of art will be available for purchase.

This hands-on training focuses on the principles of teaching individuals with autism through structured visual instruction. Participants are given the opportunity to work with trainers and implement strategies for individuals with autism in a model classroom setting with students of varying ages and ability levels. Location: Vandenberg Elementary School, 561 Briggs Street, Box Elder, SD 57719

Rotary club meets every Tuesday in the Al Neuharth Media Center Conference Room.

Summer 4-Week Session II - Last Day to Drop a Course with a "WD"

Summer 6-Week Session II - End of Add/Drop for Session II

Presenter: Mark Beard, M.D., M.H.A., Dean of Medical Student Education, Department of Family Medicine, University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine, Sioux Falls, SD Location: Sanford USD Medical Center, Schroeder Auditorium, Videoconferenced to registered videoconferencing sites

USD's Center for Brain and Behavior Research (CBBRe) is sponsoring a panel presentation discussing memory, including when memory issues warrant expert assistance and intervention. The panel includes a clinical memory expert, a CBBRe memory researcher and a community support group facilitator focused on memory issues. A live video connection will be available in Room 106 at the Health Science Center in Sioux Falls. Refreshments will be served. Contact cbbre@usd.edu for more information.

Rotary club meets every Tuesday in the Al Neuharth Media Center Conference Room.

Independence Day Holiday

The USD Department of Music invites junior and senior high school students to spend a week on campus learning about music, having a great time, making friends and spending time in locations across the USD campus. Many of our campers keep coming back, year after year, to learn more and have more fun. For application and more information, please visit http://www.usd.edu/fine-arts/music/summer-music-camp .

End of Add/Drop for Session III