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M.Arch Second-Year Student Meeting 

11:30am | Marvin Hall, 216 B | The Forum 

Academic informational meeting for all 2nd-Year Architecture Students. Year-level relevant information will be presented. 

Design Symposium Lecture Series, April Starr 

6:00pm | Budig Hall 130 

April Starr is a practitioner, leader, and educator in human-centered design. With a current focus on public health and safety, she works with start-ups, academia, and public safety agencies to help bring a human-centered approach to problem solving. Starr’s expertise encompasses government, consumer electronics, automotive, telecommunications, financial services, retail, industrial products, consumer packaged goods, education, and healthcare. 

M.Arch Third-Year Student Meeting 

12:30pm | Marvin Hall, 216 B | The Forum 

Academic informational meeting for all 3rd-Year Architecture Students. Year-level relevant information will be presented. 

KU Family Weekend: student exhibition and open house  

Chalmers & Marvin Halls 

Have family in town? Our doors will be open and the walls covered with student work.  

Friday through Sunday. 

KU chapter of Associated General Contractors

Meet potential employers and get involved in the construction industry by joining AGC. No general meetings, just experience.

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KU University Dance Company seeking photographer 

Headshots and action photography in KU campus theaters. 

Late-September and October dates.  

For more info, contact Christie Phillips, University Dance Company President, by email or text to 314-941-5347 

KU Athletics hiring student architecture tutors

Student Athlete Support Services in Kansas Athletics is currently looking for tutors for ARCH 103, ARCH 108.

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KU Student Ambassador

Ambassadors represent KU by giving one-hour walking tours of campus, giving residence hall tours, being the student voice on special event discussion panels, and answering questions and chatting with future Jayhawks.

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Lilly McElroy

Summer Haze | Corridor Gallery – Chalmers Hall, 200 level

New work by Photography program juniors and seniors

Reading the World | Spencer Museum of Art

Lilly McElroy, assistant teaching professor of photography, is featured in this new exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art that explores artistic investigations into forces of nature.

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Saturday, September 30th  

USGBC KC Farm School Volunteer Event with Henderson Engineers  

1pm – 3pm | KC Farm School at Gibbs Road, 4223 Gibbs Rd, Kansas City, KS 66106 

Make professional connections and help the KC Farm School empower individuals of all ages, ancestries, and abilities through hands-on experiences that connect land, food, community, and opportunity. 

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In a new monthly Wellness Wednesday email and weekly tips highlighted here on The Week Ahead, Whitney Juneau will offer tips and tools to support healthy habits and academic success. This week, watch your inbox for the first Wellness Wednesday email to learn about effective time management. 

The Age of Collage

The Age of Collage is a striking documentation of today’s continued appetite for destructive construction. Showcasing outstanding current artwork and artists, the book also takes an insightful behind-the-scenes look at those working with this interdisciplinary and cross-media approach.

The collages featured in this book are influenced by illustration, painting, and photography and play with elements of abstraction, constructivism, surrealism, and dada. Referencing scientific images, pop culture, and erotica, they reflect humanity’s collective visual memory and context. Through confident cuts, brushstrokes, mouse clicks, or pasting, the work in The Age of Collage gives the impossible a tangible form. It expands the possibilities of the genre while turning our worldview on its head along the way.

Come up to the Hatch, located on the 4th floor of Marvin Hall and flip through the pages; it will not disappoint. 

Open Monday - Friday 9 am to 5 pm

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