November 2018

Career Center Coffee Chats

Planning to be on campus over Half Block? Why not use your free afternoons to drink some coffee, eat some snacks, and chat with the Career Center staff about resumes, interviews, applications, networking, finding job and internship opportunities, and more? Join us in the afternoons of Half Block (January 7-17, 2019) to cover all of

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12/5 Holding Blackness in Suspension:The Films of Kahlil Joseph

ALESSANDRA RAENGO Lecture: “Holding Blackness in Suspension: The Films of Kahlil Joseph” Wednesday, Dec. 5, 3:30pm, Cornerstone Screening Room (CAC 131) Alessandra Raengo’s research focuses on blackness in the visual and aesthetic fields with a particular focus on the critical concept of “liquid blackness.” Her scholarship is moved by the conviction that blackness, as both

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Deadline 11/30: Autozone, Inc., Talent Acquisition Summer 2019 Internship

AutoZone’s Summer Internship Program is designed to give students a challenging, hands-on experience in the corporate retail industry. Depending on your educational background and interests, we offer opportunities in a variety of departments that serve to support our stores throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, Mexico and Brazil. No matter which area you choose, you’ll

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Deadline 11/30: Kiewit, Entry Level Business Specialist – Eastern Region

Are you interested in helping be responsible for the business management of projects ranging from $1 million to $4 billion? How about taking part in key forecasting and accounting practices? If this is something that interests you, Kiewit is looking for individuals who can make a profound impact on our company culture every day! At

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12/11 Queering Architecture

“Queering Architecture” a lecture by Rachel Montgomery Paupeck December 11th, 4pm in Cornerstone Screening Room “What is the role of the architect and what power systems are reinforced by the very claiming of that name. This lecture will look at what happens when rigid design thinking co-mingles with queer theory and an artist’s practice. I

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11/28 Explore the Creative Process with Three Resident Artists

Wednesday, November 28, 5:15-7:00pm Film Screening Room, Cornerstone Arts Center 5:15-6:00pm Small Small Things: Music and Installation for Humans and Drosophila by Reiko Yamada. Yamada is an interdisciplinary performance through which the audience will explore surprisingly deep connections with fruit flies (drosophila). The performance consisted of an orchestrated combination of site-specific acousmatic compositions, a digital

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11/29: PIRG Campus Action is hiring!

PIRG Campus Action is a project of the PIRG student chapters. Our organizers work with students on college campuses across the country, giving them the resources they need to unlock their full power to build a brighter future. We know college students have the power to make a difference. From the Freedom Riders of the ‘60s

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