<div class=\'article_body\'> The Auburn University International Cultural Center in the Office of International Programs dedicates each year to the study of a particular country or region to introduce the Auburn community to the rich variety of cultures around the globe. The 2018-19 academic year is the Year of Canada. “The...
<div class=\'article_body\'> Auburn University’s chapter of Women in Aviation is hosting its third annual Girls in Aviation Day this October. This free-to-the-public event will take place at Auburn University Regional Airport from 9 a.m. to 2 pm. on Saturday\, Oct. 6. Girls in Aviation Day 2018 is sponsored in part...
The purpose of this workshop is to spark conversations and highlight the various challenges of people across the social categorizations of gender\, sexuality\, and nationality statuses in regard to encountering interpersonal <span class=\'highlight\'>violence</span> within the home\, typically involving a spouse or partner. Short videos that cover these topics will be...
<div class=\'article_body\'> The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art is holding a special preview of “The Third Poetry: The Transcendent Art of Walter Inglis Anderson.\' During an illuminating curator talk\, Mattie Codling discusses the celebrated artist’s career\, prolific body of work and place in the arts and crafts and...
The School of Kinesiology is leading a lunch walk Monday for everyone on campus to celebrate \'Exercise is Medicine on Campus\' month. The walk will start in front of the School of Kinesiology building\, just behind the Campus Recreation Building. Doctoral student Kameron Suire will lead the group on a...
The Geography Student Organization is celebrating Geography Awareness Week and Geographic Information Systems Day. Established by a joint resolution of the U.S. Congress in 1987 and observed the third week in November every year\, Geography Awareness Week promotes what geography is\, why it is important and the relevance of a...
<div class='page' title='Page 1'><div class='layoutArea'> <div class='column'> An Earth Day/Climate Change Forum Scientists, environmental activists, youth (and seniors), sustainability professionals, and “concerned citizens” (you?) in conversation on the environmental and social justice challenges of climate change: A Green New Deal? The Youth Uprising (Sunrise and others)? National Mobilization? Local Community...
Join Rev. Dr. Joan Harrell, diversity coordinator from the School of Communication and Journalism, for an interfaith and multicultural potluck, vigil, and discussion of issues of faith, racism, xenophobia, and domestic terrorism. Local faith leaders and the mayors of Auburn and Opelika will be present to look critically at what it...
Endnote allows participants piants to create and manage bibliographies, citations and references. Participants will learn to: <ul> <li>create and organize an EndNote library.</li> <li>add references to an EndNote library both manually and by using direct export.</li> <li>use the Groups function to organize references.</li> <li>insert and edit citations in a Word...
LaTeX allows participants to create technical and scientific documents using mathematical expressions. Participants will learn: <ul> <li>how to set up a basic document in LaTeX.</li> <li>basic commands for equations and mathematical expressions used in LaTeX.</li> </ul> This workshop is led by Liza Weisbrod, music and government documents librarian. <a href='https://auburn.libcal.com/event/7005812'>Wednesday,...