BGSU Women's Golf at HBU Husky Invitational https://bgsufalcons.com/calendar.aspx?id=13164

Explore our graduate programs with an international lens. We'll cover admissions requirements, campus services, the application process, tuition and fees along with financial support. We'll wrap up with a Q&A. Register Now

Excel Training:  Session 1 of 2 Excel Introduction | March 15  (Limit 24 in person). Faculty and Staff are invited to register for the ASC Excel Training Zoom meeting. Register today!

Come learn about the YOUScience Assessment, a digital questionare to measure your aptitudes, skills and talents to find the best major/career path for YOU!

The Career Center holds 15 minute in-person and phone drop-in hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm on a first come first served basis during the academic year. Stop by the Career Center in BTSU 225 or call 419-372-2356 for a 15-minute resume or cover letter review drop-in session.

Learn how you can earn your bachelor's and master's degrees with BGSU's Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's Programs. Hosted by the Office of Graduate Enrollment.

In this workshop, participants will discuss strategies for how to align learning outcomes, curriculum and assessment. There will be a review of Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy and the AAC&U VALUE Rubrics aligning with the University Learning Outcomes. Additionally, participants will discuss program learning outcomes assessment within courses. CFE Categories: Expectations, Support, Engagement, Feedback & Assessment, and Academic Support Technologies. Facilitator(s): Dr. Carrie Hamady, EdD, MS, RD, LD, FAND, Clinical Professor, Director Undergraduate Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics Dr. Jessica Turos, Associate Director, Office of Academic Assessment Date: March 15, 2022 Time: 3-5 p.m. Location: Zoom REGISTER: https://www.bgsu.edu/center-for-faculty-excellence/find-a-workshop1/program-evaluation--learning-outcomes--curriculum-mapping--and-a.html

The annual Toledo Symphony Orchestra Readings at Bowling Green State University are a unique opportunity for students to hear their work read by a professional orchestra. Readings with professional orchestras are rare in an academic setting, while those outside of educational institutions receive hundreds of applicants, making them inaccessible to most. As a result of the composition faculty's emphasis on professional experience along with the support the college and community, BGSU student composers have the good fortune of gaining a richer understanding of the orchestral medium. Selected BGSU student composers will have the opportunity to have their pieces read, workshopped and recorded by the Toledo Symphony Orchestra.  Please keep in mind that this is an open rehearsal, and recordings will be in progress. Feel free to quietly enter and exit the hall as you wish throughout the duration.

In this talk, Dr. Rankin will examine the relationship between American cinema and cultural memory of the Korean War. Specifically, he will explore how certain narrativizing strategies common among American Korean War films, including the relegation of the war to background roles, its overly generic and non-specific treatment and its conflation with World War II, have rendered the war on screen “forgettable” and thus contributed to Korea’s “forgotten” status. Drawing on a comprehensive survey of American Korean War cinema and building on the work of memory studies scholar Astrid Erll, he will propose new ways of understanding the memory work done by American Korean War films, including the potential formation of what he terms “partial,” “vague” and “parasitic” memories of war.  Cortland Rankin is an Assistant Professor of Film Studies in the Department of Theatre and Film at Bowling Green State University. His research focuses primarily on cinematic representations of post-industrial urbanism and the relationship between war cinema and American cultural memory. He is the author of two chapters on Korean and Iraq War films as war memorials in Hollywood Remembrance and American War (Routledge, 2020) edited by Andrew Rayment and Paul Nadasdy. His forthcoming book Decline and Reimagination in Cinematic New York (Routledge) explores cinematic representations of New York urbanism from the mid-1960s through the mid-1980s. Presented by Culture Club (Want to attend virtually? Email cultureclub@bgsu.edu for Zoom link.)

Second Harvest will be distributing FREE boxes of assorted shelf-stable food and more. You can register for the mobile food pantry distribution by visiting https://freshtrak.com/events/list/44839/ Please remain in your vehicle Food will only be placed in the trunk of your vehicle Food cannot be placed in the front or back seat area Please ensure trunk space is clean and clear of other items Two households per vehicle You can register for these benefits at the mobile food pantry distribution site, day of. If you are interested in volunteering - please contact Student Engagement, Diversity and Inclusion at fireactivities@bgsu.edu Closed-toed and closed-back shoes are required at a food distribution for safety reasons.   

Join the Illustrious Iota Iota Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated in our Skee Week of Events. We will have a series of 5 events that will excite and educate attendees that follow the targets of our organization. We hope to see you at our events! Learn more at http://bgsu.presence.io/event/skee-week-the-real-pretty-girls-of-bowling-green

The TSO will present a master class. 

  Join the C. Raymond Marvin Center for Student Leadership and Civic Engagement and the Office of Campus Sustainability for the Sustainability Leadership Certificate. Sessions will be held in person. Register at https://bgsu.presence.io/form/sustainability-leadership-certificate-registration-2021-2022. Registration is free and open to anyone in the BGSU community.  

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