C I L M A R Purdue Students

Civic Engagement & Leadership Development would like to remind you about the upcoming sessions for our Leadership for a Better World Lunch & Learn series this semester. Lunch will be provided.

Games 4 Change: Co-Opoly
Friday, March 29// AAARCC // 12pm-1pm
Join staff members from Civic Engagement & Leadership Development as we play Co-Opoly: The Game of Co-operatives. Co-Opoly is a game of skill and solidarity, where everyone wins – or everyone loses! You will learn what it takes to run a successful cooperative.

Native Stories and Teaching: Indigenous Ethics as First Philosophies
Wednesday, April 3 // NAECC // 12pm-1pm
Native Elders are essential to the survival of tribal nations. Their wisdom and lived experiences demonstrate the wealth of information they hold and the respect they have earned from their communities. Alaska Storyteller and Poet Ishmael Hope will present how the Elders frame their stories into teaching and learning opportunities.

Looking to build a connection that might lead to an internship or a full-time employment position? International student Peer Coaching (ISPC), Women in Engineering (WIEP), Minority Engineering Program (MEP), and Society of Asian Scientist and Engineers (SASE) would like to offer you a special chance to talk one on one with recruiters during the Engineering Meet & Greet Networking Night on April 16th from 6-8pm in STEW 306. This Networking Night will be right before the Just In Time Job Fair that is on April 17th and will give you a chance to talk to companies before interviews and other applicants. This event will cater to those who are still looking to obtain jobs for the summer as well as students looking to build a network for the future. It is intended to be an informal networking reception, so you can expect a cocktail table set-up where company representatives will be able to casually interact with students. There will also be light appetizers available. Free FOOD provided!!!

Please let us know if you are interested in being a part of our event. To register, please go the link provided below or use the QR code on the flyer attached and register as a ‘Student’.

CCO Registration: https://purdue-csm.symplicity.com/events/dfa77fe8c3423b302df519496c1acc45/overview

The deadline to register is 3/29. If you would like more information or have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] [email protected].

The new AFS annual award will recognize one extraordinary young person for their commitment to improving the global community with a US$10,000 cash prize, trip to Montreal to attend the AFS Global Conference, international recognition and membership in the AFS community of young and active global citizens. Apply today!

AFS Global Citizen Prize for Young Leaders | AFS Intercultural Programs The new AFS annual award will recognize one extraordinary young person for their commitment to improving the global community with a US$10,000 cash prize, trip to Montreal to attend the AFS Global…

The Cultural Catalysts will be serving snacks from different countries later today, 5:30pm at CL50 121 at their call-out.

Today is our callout! We are serving snacks from different countries later at 5:30pm at CL50 121!

Global Network Connections, in collaboration with the Pakistani Student Association (PSA) and the Muslim Student Association (MSA), invites you to a night of bowling, April 18, 7pm-9pm. RSVP to [email protected] by April 5. Sponsored by SOGA.

For more details on studying agribusiness in China this summer, please go to https://www.studyabroad.purdue.edu/programs/flyer.cfm?flyer=829&SICountryCode=716&AcademicSchoolCode=ADestinations

Poet, educator, and activist Yosimar Reyes will be leading a conversation on poetry and creative writing on Wednesday, March 27th from 12pm-1pm in the Black Cultural Center’s MP3. Please RSVP to [email protected].

Reyes will also be performing his autobiographical one-man show Prieto on March 27th at 6:00pm in Krannert Auditorium. The show follows Yosimar’s journey growing up q***r, poor, and undocumented in the streets of Eastside San Jose.

For more information on Yosimar Reyes, please go to http://yosimarreyes.com/.

Join the Black Cultural Center and the Susan Bulkeley Butler Center for Leadership Excellence for a Day Summit featuring Women of Color leading the way in their fields-- Entrepreneurs, Engineers, Urban Planners, Designers, Poets, Authors, Wellness Practicioners and the like.

The Opening Keynote is GaBBY of GaBBY Bows – a young woman who was determined to create a barrette that was sustainable and healthy for little girls of color.

The closing Keynote is Lindsey Day of CRWN magazine – a contemporary magazine that features and highlights Women.

The day summit is FREE & OPEN To ALL and will host workshops + interactive sessions with lunch provided upon RSVP at tinyurl.com/bccwocconf

WOC - Women of Color - In Design Summit - Black Cultural Center - Purdue University The Purdue Black Cultural Center and the Susan Bulkeley Center are happy to announce the inaugural hosting of the WOC - Women of Color - In Design Summit. A day summit to learn, affirm, restore and rebuild. 

Please RSVP at the link in the flyer.