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JANUARY 23, 2017 EVENTS
January 23 OAI Faculty Event: Incorporating Open Educational Resource Scholarship into Your Courses
OAI Faculty Event: Supporting Students Through Political Transition
Listening to Student Voices
OIT Workshop: Intro to DataMaster
OIT Workshop: Exploring DataMaster Reports
Money and Power in Post- Soviet Cuba
Music Forward: French PSU’s Oregon MESA program improves Horn Masterclass science and math grades, study finds Planning in Trump's America The Oregon MESA program in Portland State’s Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science helped Salem middle school January 24 OIT Workshop: Excel and students do better in math and science classes than their peers, a new Spreadsheet Basics report shows. Researchers at Education Northwest found students who HR Training: Transition participated in the after-school MESA (Math, Engineering, Science from Peer to Manager Achievement) program consistently raised their grades above the Music Forward: Trumpet district average, after starting out behind. They also outperformed a Class with Dave Bamonte comparable group of students who were not in the program across Music Forward: PSU almost all demographic groups. READ MORE Orchestra Open Rehearsal
Music Forward: Masterclass for Strings Talk on 'The New Campus Thought with Tomas Cotik Asian Diplomat Lecture: Police' this Friday Taipei
The Center for Inquiry in Portland and the Freethinkers will present a January 25 Business Briefing live "fireside chat" on speech, gender, and culture on Friday, Jan. 27 at Breakfast: Innovative 7 p.m., in Parkway North, 101 Smith Union. Comedian Dave Rubin will Management for Entrepreneurs moderate a conversation between Peter Boghossian, PSU Philosophy faculty, and bestselling author Christina Hoff on subjects of free speech OIT Workshop: Excel Introduction and political correctness on college campuses, including microaggressions, cultural appropriation, victimhood culture, and more. Education Abroad Fair The event costs $15 for the general public, but students get in free. OAI Faculty Event: TA More information is available online. Workshop on Formative Assessment Techniques & Giving Students Feedback
Gun Violence as a Public Health Issue
Salmon in the City
January 26 Improving Walkability at Signalized Intersections with Signal Control Strategies
HR Training: Onboarding New Employee
Music Forward: Man Choir & Vox Femina Open Rehearsals
We Are Living Memory: Impunity and Maya Survivors’ Struggle for PSU pursues LEED certification on Justicen i the Case of the Acteal Massacre existing buildings Music Forward: PSU Opera Open Rehearsal The University has set its sights on greening existing buildings through the LEED for Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Faculty Focus Lecture: The Long Defeat - Cultural certification. This certification looks specifically at implementing Trauma, Memory and sustainable practices to reduce the environmental, economic and Identity in Japan occupant health impact of a building over its lifetime. PSU is initially Democratic Values after pursuing certification for the Joseph C. Blumel Residence Hall and the Trump: A Frank View
Urban Center Building, which the project team hopes to have by Chamber Music Northwest winter 2017. READ MORE Winter Festival: The Passionate Cello
January 27 HR Training: Hiring Find Your Voice Effectively jazz performance Transportation Seminar: Student Presentations and workshop from TRB: Week 2 Music Forward: Vocal As part of the PSU School of Masterclass with Christine Music's Audition Week, the PSU Meadows & Harry Baechtel
Jazz Department will present Chemistry Seminar: Istvan “Find Your Voice," a jazz Kiss celebration featuring Grammy- Maseeh Colloquium: winning bassist John Patitucci, Rational Thoughts on Surfaces with performances by noted PSU faculty George Colligan, Darrell The New Campus Thought Police Grant and Jeff Baker, as well as the award-winning PSU Jazz PAD YATRA: Documentary Ensemble. The concert is Friday, on Environmentalism and Tibetan Buddhism Jan. 27, at 7 p.m., in Lincoln Performance Hall. Tickets cost $8-$15 and are available through the PSU Box Office. A free Saturday Find Your Voice Jazz Concert afternoon workshop with Patitucci and others is open to the public. January 27-28 Julie Perini at Upfor Gallery
January 28 Portland State Bookstore extends Find Your Voice Jazz spring order deadline Workshop Women's Basketball: PSU Due to the inclement weather closures, the deadline for submitting vs. Sacramento State spring textbook and course material adoptions to the PSU Bookstore Chinese New Year has been extended to Jan. 31. Use the online form to submit orders or Celebration Gala for more information. On-time orders help keep the cost of course Mt. Hood Meadows Ski materials down for students. Shuttle
January 29 PSU Opera Winter Scholarship Competition
Chamber Music Northwest Winter Festival: The Montrose Trio
PEOPLE
Talya Bauer, Marek Elzanowski, Ted Khoury
PRESENTED
Maria Beebe, Gerardo Lafferriere, Cassio de Watch voice students compete Oliveira PUBLISHED/EXHIBITED Portland State voice students will perform a diverse selection of arias in a bid to win one of two $3,500 opera scholarships on Sunday, Jan. 29, Maria Beebe, Pat Boas, starting at 3 p.m. in the Lincoln Performance Hall. The afternoon Paula Carder, Andrew competition is free and open to public viewing. Fountain, Bennett Gilbert, Bruno Jedynak, Cassio de Oliveira, Emily Fitzgibbons Shafer, Gerry CURRENTLY IS PUBLISHED online every Monday during the academic year. News Sussman, Lindsey items should be sent to the Office of University Communications (mail code: UCOMM; e- Wilkinson mail address: [email protected]) b the Tuesday noon before publication.
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Jay Gopalakrishnan, Maura Kelly, Lindsey Wilkinson
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