Planning to attend the 2019 Sioux Falls Women's March on Saturday, January 18? Join us to make posters about the gender-based issues that YOU care about! We'll provide supplies, you bring inspiration!

POSTPONED - The show date will be rescheduled and announced soon. The National Music Museum's NMM Live! series continues (despite the museum's closure for upcoming expansion), with area guitar-virtuoso T. Wilson King performing on three classic 20th-century Martin and Gibson guitars from the museum's extraordinary Barmeyer collection. Show will be held at Farber Hall in the Old Main Building of USD.

Grab a friend and your student ID for a FREE movie.

Join student athletes from across the Upper Midwest in USD's inaugural Multicultural Student Athlete Summit. We welcome Coach George Rice, III, Chief Empowerment Officer of Triple Threat Enterprises as he engages with students in an interactive session and keynote to develop leadership and networking skills to benefit students now and into the future. Other presenters include Sherika Montgomery (Associate Commissioner, The Summit League), Rico Hatter (CEO, GeekBoy LLC), Terry Liggins (Reentry Coach, Lutheran Social Services) and Mark Blackburn (Dean of Students, Augustana University). All of our presenters are former athletes and understand the challenges and opportunities of being a student athlete of color. Location: 4801 N. Career Ave, University Center, Sioux Falls.

Schedule: 9:15 a.m. - Volunteer check-in (MUC Ballroom) 9:30-11:45 a.m. - Welcome, guest speakers and discussion 11:45 a.m. - Lunch and group preparations for service 12:45-4 p.m. - Community Service Please register by Jan. 18 using the link above. For more information email engage@usd.edu

Join faculty members from across USD at we learn together, "Engaging Diverse Student Identities in the Classroom," with a national consultant, author, trainer and faculty member, Heather Hackman. Lunch will be provided, courtesy of the Office of the President. Sponsors: Office for Diversity, Academic Affairs, College of Arts & Sciences, Graduate Studies, School of Education, School of Law, Beacom School of Business, College of Fine Arts, School of Health Sciences, Sanford School of Medicine, USD Inclusive Science Initiative.

Entering Mentoring is a facilitator-guided workshop that teaches the principles and best practices of being a mentor of undergraduate and graduate students. The curriculum is based on the Entering Mentoring textbook produced by the National Research Mentoring Network. 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.

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It's a Coyote Tradition! Every Tuesday from 3-4 p.m. join Student Services and rotating student organizations for FREE Rootbeer Floats.

This session will give an overview on Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT). This session is aimed towards international students. Location: I.D. Weeks Room 112

This is the weekly meeting of the staff for KAOR-FM, 91.1, USD's student radio station. All students are welcome, they do not have to be Media & Journalism majors to participate. They must be enrolled at USD and pursuing a degree to be part of the staff, however.

Speakers will share original and published spoken word poetry.

Alessandra Feris, DM, USD Music Faculty, presents "Music in a Bottle," open to the public at no charge. Learn more about Feris at http://www.alessandraferis.com/.

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

Join CAB to make a cool project.

Enjoy King's favorite meal while watching clips from his most iconic speeches. (Fried chicken, collard greens, black-eyed peas, yams and corn bread)

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

Entering Mentoring is a facilitator-guided workshop that teaches the principles and best practices of being a mentor of undergraduate and graduate students. The curriculum is based on the Entering Mentoring textbook produced by the National Research Mentoring Network. 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.

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.

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.