Registration Deadline: January 12 It can be difficult to find training, education and best practice classroom strategies for students who have sensory difficulties and complex needs. Through a collaboration between the University of South Dakota, the South Dakota Deaf-Blind Project and the National Center on Deaf-Blindness, online professional development opportunities for teachers and related service providers is offered, with a variety of credit options available. Although the information is geared toward Deaf-Blindness, much of what is learned can be applied to students with severe disabilities/complex needs. This training is available for both in-state and out-of-state participants. For additional information regarding course content and registration, check us out on Eventbrite.

Earn prizes for climbing! This program is free for any student or Wellness Center member.

This course is designed to provide sign language vocabulary skills to parents and professionals working with individuals with disabilities who struggle with expressive and receptive communication. Participants will explore a variety of vocabulary that will promote clearer communication within the home, classroom, work or community environment. Feb. 20th - May 8th Thursdays 6:00-7:30 PM CST

When we talk about abortion policy we often overlook the personal impact these laws have on women. This display will help us conceptualize the effects of these policies by explaining South Dakota and Federal reproductive laws in conjunction with the testimonies from women who have had to work around them. The display is located on the 2nd Floor of the ID Weeks Library. Contact: Students for Reproductive Rights | sfrr.usd@gmail.com

The Spring Bootcamp is led by certified trainers and is a cardio/strength circuit style workout. The class meets MWF from March 16 to April 27. (No class on April 10). Class size is limited.

Align talent to drive results by more accurately forecasting people needs. Create a strategy that puts the right people in the right place at the right time. Learn how to align your organization's human capital precisely to its business direction. Define and use key workforce metrics and analytics. Identify succession planning and mapping. Develop a talent supply chain.

Jeremy W. Reynolds is quickly establishing himself as one of the preeminent clarinetists of his generation. He has performed throughout Italy, Colombia, Portugal, Taiwan and Australia; and with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Springs Philharmonic, Colorado Music Festival, Boulder Philharmonic, Greeley Philharmonic, Fort Collins Symphony and New World Symphony. He is currently a member of the Lamont Wind Quintet and Agassiz Duo, a flute and clarinet ensemble. Reynolds is a Buffet Group USA Artist/Clinician and Lomax Classic Mouthpiece Artist. Please visit https://liberalarts.du.edu/about/people/jeremy-reynolds to learn more about this amazing artist. The public is invited to this event at no charge.

Come and learn more through our Diversity Symposium

This is the culminating reception for the Talking Change, Making Change intergroup dialogue and critical action program. There will be a gallery walk to showcase the students' work towards becoming Allies and Advocates. Refreshments are also provided.

Jeremy W. Reynolds is quickly establishing himself as one of the preeminent clarinetists of his generation. He has performed throughout Italy, Colombia, Portugal, Taiwan and Australia; and with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Springs Philharmonic, Colorado Music Festival, Boulder Philharmonic, Greeley Philharmonic, Fort Collins Symphony and New World Symphony. Reynolds is currently a member of the Lamont Wind Quintet and Agassiz Duo, a flute and clarinet ensemble. He is a Buffet Group USA Artist/Clinician and Lomax Classic Mouthpiece Artist. Please visit https://liberalarts.du.edu/about/people/jeremy-reynolds to learn more about this amazing artist. The public is invited to this event at no charge.

Come and stop by CDC's First Friday and enjoy music, food and networking!

Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Head down to the Coyote Twin Movie Theater with your student ID for FREE admission to either movie currently showing, at either the 7 p.m. or the late showing!

USD's Sonja Kraus presents her cello/bass studio students in recital. This event is open to the public at no charge.

Please join us at Tiospaye Student Council's 48th Annual Wacipi held at the University of South Dakota's Sanford Coyote Sports Center on April 4th and 5th. April 4th: Grand Entry 1 p.m. & 7 p.m. Provided Meal- 5 p.m. April 5th: Grand Entry 1 p.m. Please contact us through our Facebook inbox or email at tiospaye@coyotes.usd.edu.

Tracelyn Gesteland presents her voice studio students in recital, open to the public at no charge.

Noah Larson presents his senior trombone recital, open to the public at no charge.

This re-certification course consists of a lifeguarding in pool review and skill session, written test and 300 yard continuous swim test in accordance to American Red Cross Lifeguard Standards. CPR/AED for lifeguards is included in the review course and will consist of a review and skill session on the mannequin and AED, and written test in which you must score 80% or higher.

Ellen Osborn, soprano, presents her graduate voice recital, open to the public at no charge.

Ivory denHoed and Savannah Kirsch present their joint senior voice recital, open to the public at no charge.

This session will give you a brief overview of the Study Abroad and National Student Exchange programs that are available to you. It is also an opportunity to ask general questions prior to deciding on a program. Students interested in studying abroad or National Student Exchange (NSE) must attend a Study Away 101 Session prior to scheduling an appointment with the Study Abroad/NSE Advisor. If session times conflict with your schedule, email theworld@usd.edu for alternate meeting times.