On October 19th, 2019 from 2PM to 4PM in Overton Park (1914 Poplar Avenue #202), there will be a local awareness event for National Period Day. National Period Day is a day of recognition for a movement of activists who believe that there should be a removal of the tampon tax and that tampons should be more accessible for not only working class women, but for any woman regardless of income levels. You do not have to menstruate to be apart of this awareness movement, EVERYONE is welcome  ! Visit https://www.period.org/nationalperiodday for more information about National Period Day.

UofM's Spanish Club is hosting its annual Hispanic Film Festival. Five films, each from a different Spanish-speaking country, will be shown between September 25th and October 9th in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Free entry -- all are welcome! Be advised -parental guidance is advised as films may not be appropriate for younger audiences. We hope to see you there!.

Join us for our second Leader to Leader event of the semester, with special guest speaker Kandace Stewart, the Business Operations & External Affairs Director for the Memphis Grizzlies. This event will be held in the University Center Shelby Room and will be focused on the Learning & Reasoning SLPC. Lunch will be served beginning at 12:00PM, with Kandace Stewart beginning her presentation at 12:30PM and concluding at 1:30PM.

Join us as we showcase some of the awesome eye tracking research happening at the university! This event will be a great opportunity to learn from engaging speakers, network, and talk all things eye tracking.

Want to learn about how to get an internship? Well, look no forward! Come to our meeting to find out all about them.

As we start our Tigers Go Pink Week in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Blue Crew and St. Jude Up ‘til Dawn are partnering to sponsor our very first Kick Out Cancer kickball tournament! In an effort to make this event a success, we need as many participants as possible. This kickball tournament is geared towards spreading awareness of Up ‘til Dawn, the fight against breast cancer specifically, and to show the University of Memphis that Student Activities includes actively fighting against cancer. Teams who are participating will  have the opportunity to register for an Up 'til Dawn fundraising account in efforts to support the vision of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. All donations will be directed straight to St. Jude and we encourage all students to sign up to fundraise for this scholastic year! Up ‘til Dawn will be hosting their Finale at the end of February, which requires each participant to raise $100 through their account. This tournament is a competition, but being a pro-kickballer is most certainly not a requirement. Not interested in playing kickball? Watching and supporting your friends/fellow tigers playing is a great way to support the cause too.

Join us at the SLPC Conference to get advice on how you can pursue your dream, learn how to build your brand and explore opportunities to gain experience. Lunch is provided!