Events & Activities Calendar

Ongoing, Spring 2005

 (Last Updated Dec. 9, 2005)

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• GED Testing & COMPASS (Placement Testing in math & English) dates follow general events & activities; as do events & activities & organization meetings of specific interest to students.
• Many events and activities are still in the planning stages and will be added to calendar as scheduled.

Of General Interest to Community & Students:

Saturday, January 1

• New Year’s Day!

Monday, January 3

• Campus reopens after Holiday Break!

Monday, January 3-Friday, January 21

• 9 a.m.-10 p.m.       Art Gallery Exhibit: Art Students’ Show. Free & open to public. Art Gallery.

Tuesday, January 4

• Deadline for bringing Christmas trees to WWCC for recyling. U.S. Forest Service & Wyoming Game & Fish will pick up trees Jan. 5. West parking lot.

Friday, January 7

• 3 p.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at Emery Riddle Dual. Gunnison, CO.

Saturday, January 8

• 9 a.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at Tracey Borah Tournament. Gunnison, CO.
• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at HOME vs. Sheridan College. Rushmore Gym.
• 8 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at HOME vs. Sheridan College. Rushmore Gym.

Monday, January 10

• TBA       Faculty/Staff In-Service.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Westminster JV. Salt Lake City.

Tuesday, January 11

• TBA       Faculty/Staff In-Service.
• 6 p.m.     Back to School Information Night. Free & open to public, Refreshments & door prizes. Room TBA.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Westminster JV. Salt Lake City.

Wednesday, January 12

• TBA       New Student Orientation & Advising.
• TBA       Faculty/Staff In-Service.

Thursday, January 13

• TBA       Faculty/Staff In-Service.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at HOME vs. Trinidad State College. Rushmore Gym.

Friday, January 14

• TBA       Faculty/Staff In-Service.
• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Air Force JV. Colorado Springs.

Saturday, January 15

• 9 a.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at Wyoming Duals with University of Wyoming & Cal-Davis. Laramie.
• Noon       Spartan Women’s Basketball at Air Force Prep. Colorado Springs.       
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at HOME vs. Laramie County Community College. Rushmore Gym.

Monday, January 17

• Martin Luther King Holiday!
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Otero Junior College. La Junta, CO.

Tuesday, January 18

• Spring classes begin.
• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Colorado Northwestern Community College. Rangely.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Trinidad State College. Trinidad, CO.

Thursday, January 20

• 7 p.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at Northwest College. Powell.

Friday, January 21

• 4 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at University of Montana-Western JV. Dillon.

Saturday, January 22

• Noon       Spartan Women’s Basketball at University of Montana-Western JV. Dillon.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at HOME vs. Eastern Wyoming College. Rushmore Gym.

Tuesday, January 25

• 7:30 p.m.               Spartan Men’s Basketball at College of Eastern Utah. Price.

Wednesday, January 26

• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Colorado Northwestern Community College. Rangely.
• 4-8 p.m.                  WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts: Community “Wellness Challenge” Pre-testing.  $5/individual, $20/team. Atrium. 382-1630.

Thursday, January 27

• Noon-1 p.m.           Hay Library/Wyoming Council for the Humanities Book Discussion of Edward Albee’s play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Free & open to public. 20 copies of book available to check out. Hay Library Meadow Room.
• 4-8 p.m.                  WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts: Community “Wellness Challenge” Pre-testing.  $5/individual, $20/team. Atrium. 382-1630.
• 7 p.m.     Speaking of the West: Utah Poet Nancy Takacs. Free & open to public, sponsored by Sweetwater BOCES & WWCC Western American Studies Program. 382-1739 or 382-1724. (Also see Visiting Writer Workshop 2-5 p.m. Jan. 29).

Friday, January 28

• 9 a.m.-10 p.m.       Art Gallery Exhibit: Once Upon a Time by Artist/WWCC Professor/Art Gallery Director Florence Alfano McEwin. Wolf images in oils & wax on canvas. Free & open to public. Art Gallery. (Through February 20).
• 2-5 p.m.                  English Dept. Presents: Creative Writing Workshop with Visiting Poet Nancy Takacs. In collaboration with Speaking of the West Series. Part of WWCC spring Creative Writing Course. 382-1726 for info on participating in individual workshops. Room 1406. (Also see Takacs’ reading at 7 p.m. Jan. 27.)
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at Apadaca Duals. TBA.

Saturday, January 29

• 10 a.m.   Spartan Wrestlers at Apadaca Duals. TBA.
• 10 a.m.-2 p.m.       WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts: Community “Wellness Challenge” Pre-testing.  $5/individual, $20/team. Atrium. 382-1630.
• 5:30 p.m.               Spartan Women’s Basketball at Western Nebraska Community College. Scottsbluff.
• 7:30 p.m.               Spartan Men’s Basketball at Western Nebraska Community College. Scottsbluff.

Black History Month

Tuesday, February 1

• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at HOME vs. Casper College. Rushmore Gym.
• 8 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at HOME vs. Casper College. Rushmore Gym.

Wednesday, February 2

• Groundhog Day!

Thursday, February 3

• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at HOME vs. Northwest College. Rushmore Gym.
• 8:30-11:45 a.m.   Sweetwater County Spelling Bee. For 6^th-8^th grade students.  Coordinated by WWCC English Instructor Sharon Taylor, sponsored by Sweetwater BOCES. TBA.

Saturday, February 5

• 6 p.m.     Spartan Basketball “Labor Night” at HOME. Free admission, hot dogs, popcorn, soft drinks, funded by Steelworkers Union Locals. Spartan Women vs. Northwest College. Rushmore Gym.
• 7:30 p.m.               Folk Performers Kate MacLeod & Kat Eggleston in Concert. Traditional & original songs, vocal harmonies, guitar, fiddle, & dulcimer. Free & open to public, sponsored by Sweetwater BOCES & WWCC Cultural Affairs Committee. Green River Center, John Wesley Powell Room. 382-1728 for info.
• 8 p.m.     Spartan Basketball “Labor Night” at HOME. Free admission, hot dogs, popcorn, soft drinks, funded by Steelworkers Union Locals. Spartan Men vs. Northwest College. Rushmore Gym.

Monday, February 7

• 7 p.m.     Hay Library Presents: The Power of Protest Music Part One: Solidarity through Song. Protest music overview. Music of Labor Union & Anti-War Movements, etc. Music of the Civil Rights Movement covered in Part Two. Coordinated by Carma Corra. Free & open to public. Room 1005.

Wednesday, February 9

• Ash Wednesday!
• 7 p.m.     Hay Library Presents: The Power of Protest Music Part Two: Freedom Songs of the  Civil Rights Movement. Coordinated by Carma Corra. In collaboration with Black History Month Committee. Free & open to public. Room 1005.
• 7 p.m.     ASG Presents: Mentalist Christopher Carter. Free & open to public. Atrium.

Thursday, February 10

• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.

Friday, February 11

• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at HOME vs. Wyoming All-Stars. Rushmore Gym.
• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Eastern Wyoming College. Torrington.

Saturday, February 12

• TBA       (Tentative) WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts “Wellness Challenge Saturday Adventure”: Cross Country Ski/Snowshoe Outing at Red Canyon Lodge. Details & possible fee TBA.

• 9 a.m.     Spartan Wrestlers at Regional Qualifier. Colby, KN.
• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Sheridan College.
• 8 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Sheridan College.

Sunday, February 13

• 2-4 p.m.                  College Goal Sunday. Free to families of prospective college students who need financial aid & assistance completing financial aid paperwork. Coordinated by WWCC Financial Aid Office & sponsored by WWCC, CWC, NWCC District-Sheridan, NWC, EWC, LCCC, Casper College, UW, S.D. No. 14 in Ethete, The Lumina Foundation, Daniels’ Fund, USA Funds, & TRIO Programs. 382-1642. Atrium, tentatively.

Monday, February 14

• Valentine’s Day!

Tuesday, February 15

• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Casper College.
• 8 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Casper College.

Wednesday, February 16

• Business Day. WWCC Business Division & Admissions Office host high school students.

Thursday, February 17

• WWCC Science Department Hosts: District Science Fair. Rushmore Gym.
• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.
• 7 p.m.     ASG Presents: Pop Music Performer/Recording Artist Bari Koral in Concert. Free & open to public. Atrium.

Friday, February 18

• Noon-1 p.m.           Black History Month Celebration. (Tentative). Hosted by Hay Library, WWCC Music Dept., Student Development Center, & Black History Month Committee. Music & readings. Free & open to the public.

Saturday, February 19

• 5:30 p.m.               Spartan Women’s Basketball at HOME vs. Western Nebraska Community College. Rushmore Gym.
• 7:30 p.m.               Spartan Men’s Basketball at HOME vs. Western Nebraska Community College.  Rushmore Gym.

Monday, February 21

• Presidents’ Day Holiday! No classes!

Tuesday, February 22

• 7 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Laramie County Community College. Cheyenne.

Thursday, February 24

• Noon-1 p.m.           Hay Library/Wyoming Council for the Humanities Book Discussion of Sam Shepard’s play Buried Child. Free & open to public. 20 copies of book available to check out. Hay Library Meadow Room.
• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.

Friday, February 25

• TBA       Spartan Wrestlers at NJCAA National Championships. Rochester, MN.
• Noon-1 p.m.           Honor’s Issues Forum. Free & open to public. Room 1444.
• 2-5 p.m.                  English Dept. Presents: Creative Writing Workshop with Visiting Memoirist Emily Fox Gordon, UW Visiting Professor. In collaboration with Friday Nite LiveSeries. Part of WWCC spring Creative Writing Course. 382-1726 for info on participating in individual workshops. Room 1406. (Also see Gordon’s reading at 7 p.m.)   
• 7 p.m.     Friday Nite Live Visiting Writer Emily Fox Gordon, Memoirist & UW Visiting Professor.  Free & open to public, sponsored by Arlene & Louise Wesswick Lecture Series in the Humanities & Education. Room 1302.
• 7 p.m.     ASG Presents: Mission ImPROVable Chicago Improv Comedy. Free & open to public. Atrium.

Saturday, February 26

• TBA       (Tentative) WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts “Wellness Challenge Saturday Adventure”: Downhill Ski/Snowboard Outing. Details & possible fee TBA.

• TBA       Spartan Wrestlers at NJCAA National Championships. Rochester, MN.
• 6 p.m.     Spartan Women’s Basketball at Northwest College. Powell.
• 8 p.m.     Spartan Men’s Basketball at Northwest College. Powell.

Monday, February 28

• Engineering Day. WWCC Engineering Department & Admissions Office host high school students.

Wednesday, March 2

• 9:30 a.m.               Musical Theatre & Dance Department Presents: Matinee performance of Desert Dance Theatre Concert. Theater.                
• 7:30 p.m.               Combined Dance Concert: New York City’s Treehouse Shakers with WWCC Desert Dance. 382-1718.

Thursday, March 3

• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.

• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre & Dance Department Presents: Desert Dance Theatre Concert. Theater.

Friday, March 4

• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre & Dance Department Presents: Desert Dance Theatre Concert. Theater.

Saturday, March 5

• TBA       Spartan Women’s Basketball at Region IX Tournament. TBA (Through March 8)
• TBA       Spartan Men’s Basketball at Region IX Tournament. TBA (Through March 9)
• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre & Dance Department Presents: Desert Dance Theatre Concert. Theater.

Saturday, March 12

• TBA       (Tentative) WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts “Wellness Challenge Saturday Adventure”: Rock Climbing Wall Outing at Rock Springs Civic Center. Details & possible fee TBA.

Monday, March 14-Friday, March 18

• Spring Recess!

Thursday, March 17

• St. Patrick’s Day! May the road rise up to meet you!

Sunday, March 20

• First Day of Spring!
• Palm Sunday!

Monday, March 21

• Senior Day for High School Seniors. Hosted by Admissions Office.

Thursday, March 24

• Noon-1 p.m.           Hay Library/Wyoming Council for the Humanities Book Discussion of August Wilson’s play Fences. Free & open to public. 20 copies of book available to check out. Hay Library Meadow Room.
• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.

Friday, March 25-Monday, March 28

• Easter Holidays!

Thursday, March 31

• 5:30-7:30 p.m.      WWCC Exercise Science Students Host: Community Clinic/Workout Session. Free & open to public. Wellness Center & Weight Room. 382-1630.
• 7 p.m.     ASG Presents: Hypnotist Frederick Winters. Free & open to public. Atrium.

Friday, April 1

• April Fools or All Fools Day!
• Noon-1 p.m.           Honor’s Issues Forum. Free & open to public. Room 1444.
• 2-5 p.m.                  English Dept. Presents: Creative Writing Workshop with Visiting Fiction & Non-fiction Writer Mary Clearman Blew. In collaboration with Friday Nite LiveSeries. Part of WWCC spring Creative Writing Course. 382-1726 for info on participating in individual workshops. Room 1406. (Also see Blew’s reading at 7 p.m.)       
• 7 p.m.     Friday Nite Live Visiting Fiction & Non-fiction Writer Mary Clearman Blew. Free & open to public, sponsored by Arlene & Louise Wesswick Lecture Series in the Humanities & Education. Room 1302.

Saturday, April 2

• 9 a.m.-2 p.m.         “Free Day.” Free classes, demonstrations, activities, use of some facilities, lunch, entertainment, campus & community booth space, & more. Throughout campus. 382-1661 for info.

Sunday, April 3

• Daylight Savings Time Begins!

Wednesday, April 6

• Get Away Day for high school juniors. Hosted by Admissions Office.

Friday, April 8

• TBA       (Tentative, 2 days) Boom & Bust: A Community Conversation. Explore issues related to industrial growth, environmental, sociological, economic, & political impacts, etc. Free & open to public, hosted by Hay Library & Western American Studies program. 382-1702 for info.

Saturday, April 9

• TBA       (Tentative, 2 days) Boom & Bust: A Community Conversation. Explore issues related to industrial growth, environmental, sociological, economic, & political impacts, etc. Free & open to public, hosted by Hay Library & Western American Studies program. 382-1702 for info.

Tuesday, April 12

• Early Registration Day.

Thursday, April 14

• 7 p.m.     ASG Presents: Contemporary Guitarist Chris Proctor in Concert. Free & open to public. Atrium.
• 7:30 p.m.               Folksinger/Songwriter/Guitarist Tom May in Concert. Free & open to public, sponsored by Sweetwater BOCES & WWCC Cultural Affairs Committee. Green River Center, John Wesley Powell Room. 382-1728 for info. Also see April 15 workshop.

Friday, April 15

• Technology & Industry Day for high school students. Hosted by T & I Division & Admissions Office.
• Noon-1:15 p.m.     Workshop & Discussion with Folksinger/Songwriter/Guitarist Tom May. On being a performing singer/songwriter. Free & open to public, sponsored by Sweetwater BOCES & WWCC Cultural Affairs Committee. Rock Springs campus, room 1006. 382-1728 for info. Also see April 14 concert.

Tuesday, April 19

• TBA       WWCC Math Department Hosts: Herb Wolsborn State High School Math Contest.

Thursday, April 21

• 3-5 p.m.                  WWCC Employee Service & Extra Mile Awards. Free & open to public. 382-1688 for reservations. Atrium.

Friday, April 22

• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre Department Presents: An original musical The Post Man’s Dog. Theater.

Saturday, April 23

• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre Department Presents: An original musical The Post Man’s Dog. Theater.

Sunday, April 24

• Passover!

Wednesday, April 27

• Administrative Professionals Day!
• 9:30 a.m.               Musical Theatre Department Presents: Matinee performance of the original musical The Post Man’s Dog. Theater.
• 4-8 p.m.                  WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts: Community “Wellness Challenge” Post-testing. Atrium. 382-1630.

Thursday, April 28

• 4-8 p.m.                  WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts: Community “Wellness Challenge” Post-testing. Atrium. 382-1630.
• 6 p.m.     President’s Scholarship Banquet & Announcement of Superior Student Scholarships. For Honor Scholarship & Senior Scholarship recipients & their families. Atrium.
• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre Department Presents: An original musical The Post Man’s Dog. Theater.

Friday, April 29

• Special Orientation. For recipients of Superior, Honor, & Senior Scholarships.
• Noon-1 p.m.           Honor’s Issues Forum. Free & open to public. Room 1444.
• 2-5 p.m.                  English Dept. Presents: Creative Writing Workshop with Visiting Performance Poet & WORDBAND Member Stephanie Painter. In collaboration with Friday Nite LiveSeries. Part of WWCC spring Creative Writing Course. 382-1726 for info on participating in individual workshops. Room 1406. (Also see 7 p.m. program.)      
• 7 p.m.     Friday Nite Live Visiting Performance Poet & WORDBAND Member Stephanie Painter.  (WORDBAND performance tentative.) Free & open to public, sponsored by Arlene & Louise Wesswick Lecture Series in the Humanities & Education. Room 1302.
• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre Department Presents: An original musical The Post Man’s Dog. Theater.

Saturday, April 30

• 10 a.m.-2 p.m.                       WWCC Exercise Science Program Hosts: Community “Wellness Challenge” Post-testing. Atrium. 382-1630.
• 7:30 p.m.               Musical Theatre Department Presents: An original musical The Post Man’s Dog. Theater.

Tuesday, May 3

• 7 p.m.     Music Department Presents: Spring Concert for Small Ensembles: Acappella 5.1; Women’s Vocal Ensemble, directed by Helen Berrett; Instrumental Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dr. Martha Holloway; & Pep Band, directed by Tammy Austin. Free & open to public. Theater.

Friday, May 6

• 12:10 p.m.             Children’s Center Christmas Program. Free & open to public. Rushmore Gym.
• TBA       ASG Awards Banquet. Theater.

Sunday, May 8

• Mother’s Day!

Monday, May 9

• 7 p.m.     Music Department Presents: Symphonic Band Concert, directed by Jerrid Washburn. Free & open to public. Theater.

Tuesday, May 10

• 7 p.m.     Music Department Presents: Student Recital. Student solos for voice, flute, trumpet, & piano. Instructors Helen Berrett, Tammy Austin, Jerrid Washburn, Don Larson, Lynette Nelson, & Dr. Martha Holloway. Free & open to public. Theater.

Thursday, May 12

• Last day of spring classes.
• 7 p.m.     Music Department Presents: Rock Springs Community Choir, directed by Chris Jacobsen. Free & open to public. Theater.
• 7:30 p.m.               Music Department Presents: Green River Community Choir, directed by Marlys Ciscar. Free & open to public. Green River Center, John Wesley Powell Room.

Friday, May 13-Tuesday, May 17

• Examination Period.

Friday, May 20

• Commencement.

Saturday, May 21

• Armed Forces Day!

Monday, May 30

• Memorial Day!

Of Specific Interest to Students:

Tuesday, January 25

• Noon       Roster Deadline Intramural Kick-Off Co-Ed Dodgeball Tournament. Room 1329.
• 1 p.m.     Bracket Drawing Intramural Kick-Off Co-Ed Dodgeball Tournament. Room 1329.

Wednesday, January 26

• 3:30 p.m.               Intramural Kick-Off Co-Ed Dodgeball Tournament (one-day). Auxiliary Gym.

Thursday, January 27

• Noon       Organizational Meeting Intramural Men’s & Women’s Basketball Leagues & Tournament. Room 1329.

Monday, January 31

• TBA       Intramural Men’s & Women’s Basketball Leagues & Tournament begin. Auxiliary Gym.

Wednesday, February 2

• 1 p.m. Bracket Drawing Intramural Men’s & Women’s 9-Ball Singles Tournament. Room 1329.

Monday, February 7

• TBA       Intramural Men’s & Women’s 9-Ball Singles Tournament begin. Game Room.

Thursday, March 10

• Noon       Organizational Meeting Intramural Co-Ed Volleyball League & Tournament. Room 1329.

Monday, March 21

• TBA       Intramural Co-Ed Volleyball League & Tournament begin. Auxiliary Gym.

Wednesday. March 23

• 1 p.m.     Bracket Drawing Intramural Men’s, Women’s, & Mixed 8-Ball Doubles Tournament. Room 1329.

Tuesday, March 29

• TBA       Intramural Co-Ed Volleyball League & Tournament begin. Game Room.

Wednesday, April 13

• 1 p.m.     Bracket Drawing Intramural Men’s & Women’s Tennis Tournament. Room 1329.

Thursday, April 14

• Noon       Bracket Drawing Intramural Co-Ed Indoor Soccer League & Tournament. Room 1329.

Monday, April 18

• TBA       Intramural Men’s & Women’s Tennis Tournament begins. Tennis Courts.
• TBA       Intramural Co-Ed Indoor Soccer League & Tournament begin. Auxiliary Gym.

Wednesday, April 20

• 1 p.m.     Registration Deadline Intramural Men’s & Women’s Swim Meet. Room 1329.

Friday, April 22

• TBA       Intramural Men’s & Women’s Swim Meet (one-day). Aquatic Center.

Wednesday, May 4

• Noon       Organizational Meeting Intramural Co-Ed Softball Tournament. Room 1329.

Saturday, May 7

• TBA       Intramural Co-Ed Softball Tournament (one-day). City Softball Complex.

GED Testing & COMPASS (Placement Testing in math & English):

TBA

Campus Organizations:

Note: Some organizations are now meeting in room 2100, the new meeting room and lounge area for campus organizations.

Each Monday

• Noon                       Catholics in Campus. Atrium
• 4 p.m.                     Voices of the People (Diversity Issues & Earth-based Philosophy)
• 5:30 p.m.               Baptist Collegiate Ministries. Room 1406
• 8 p.m.                     Latter-Day Saints Students Association. Institute Building.

First Monday Each Month

• Noon                       Student Nurses Association. 1314.

Each Tuesday:

• 7 p.m.                     Outdoor Club. Atrium.

Each Tuesday and Thursday:

• 6:30 p.m.               Democrats on Campus. Atrium.

Each Wednesday

• 12:10 p.m.             Associated Student Government. Board Conference Room.
• 6 p.m.                     Racqueteers. Recreation Center.
• 8 p.m.                     Latter-Day Saints Students Association. Institute Building.
• 10 p.m.                   Residence Hall Association. Rocky Mountain Hall Commons.

Each Thursday

• Noon                       Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. Room 2100.
• 3-4:30 p.m.            Baptist Christian Ministries. Room 2101.
• 8 p.m.                     Latter-Day Saints Students Association. Institute Building.

Each Friday:

• 12:15 p.m.             Students Without Borders. Room B-132.

Each Sunday:

• 9 p.m.                      Latter-Day Saints Students Association. Institute Building.