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March 25 | 11 AM - NOON
#Disability Advocacy Week
UC Fountain View Room
Hosted by Disability Resources for Students 

Pick up your free Disability Advocacy Week T-shirt and post a picture on social media. Tag Disability Resources for Students to show your support for UofM students with disabilities. If you have questions about event accessibility or to request accommodation, please contact tmbchnnn@memphis.edu.

March 25 | NOON - 1:30
Removing the Invisibility Cloak: Navigating the Unseen Conditions in Higher Ed
UC Fountain View Room
Hosted by Disability Resources for Students 

Learn about the experience of having an invisible disability in the higher education environment from students and employees with disabilities. Food provided. If you have questions about event accessibility or to request accommodation, please contact Tara Buchannan 901.678.2880 or tmbchnnn@memphis.edu.

March 26 | 3 - 4:30 PM 
One Love Workshop: Healthy Relationships & the Disability Community
UC Fountain View Room
Hosted by Disability Resources for Students 

Join us for an interactive experience as we explore healthy love and disability. If you have questions about event accessibility or to request accommodation, please contact Tara Buchannan, 901.678.2880 or tmbchnnn@memphis.edu.

March 26 | 7:30 PM
Mazi and Tigerchor Collaborative Concert
Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center
Hosted by Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music 

The Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music's Mazi Sprano/Alto Choir and Tigerchor Tenor/Bass Choir join forces in a concert to create a unique and powerful musical experience. This collaborative concert allows the choirs to showcase their strengths and musical styles while creating something new and exciting together. The contrasting vocal ranges of Mazi Sprano/Alto Choir and Tigerchor Tenor/Bass Choir bring a dynamic element to the performance, allowing for a wide range of musical textures and harmonies. About the choirs: Mazi, meaning together in Greek, emphasizes the collective spirit of the ensemble. By welcoming sopranos and altos from all academic disciplines within the university community, Mazi brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds and areas of study, uniting them through the power of music. Tigerchor offers students from various academic disciplines on the university campus an opportunity to explore the world of choral singing. By focusing on the basic foundations of singing techniques, the ensemble helps students develop their vocal skills and prepares them for choral performances. ADMISSION: FREE

March 26 | 7:30 PM
Chamber Players Showcase
Harris Hall
Hosted by Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music 

Prepare to be enthralled by a chamber music showcase concert featuring six exceptional student groups from the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music. This concert celebrates the artistry and musicianship of these talented ensembles as they take the stage and enchant the audience with their exquisite performances. The Beale String Quartet, Magnolia Woodwind Quintet, Central Avenue Brass Quintet, Fellowship String Quartet, Loraine String Quartet, Pyramid Winds, and Bluff City Brass Quintet are among the featured groups in this showcase. Each group represents a unique combination of instruments, allowing for diverse musical expressions and sonic textures. Attending a chamber music showcase concert offers a unique opportunity to witness the intimate and nuanced interplay between musicians. The smaller ensemble settings allow for greater individual expression and musical dialogue, creating captivating and engaging performances. Whether you are a lover of chamber music, a supporter of young talent, or simply seeking an evening of inspiring and intimate musical performances, the Chamber Players Showcase Concert promises to be a memorable event. ADMISSION: FREE

March 27 | 11:30 AM
Straight Talk: Curriculum to Careers
UC Fountain View Room (350)
Hosted by College of Arts and Sciences 

The CAS Advisory Board invites you to attend a panel discussion designed to give students insight into how to embark on a career path after graduation. Our panelists will share how their educational journeys equipped them for their chosen career paths. Event Panelists: • Amanda Clarkson, UofM Alumna – Director of Employee Relations and Benefits & Data Management, UofM • Michael Harless, UofM Alumnus & CAS Advisory Board Member – Retired VP of Human Resources, TK Elevator North America • John Hyden, MD, UofM Alumnus & CAS Advisory Board Member – Physician, Campbell Clinic • Janas Jackson, CAS Advisory Board Member – Retired Manager of Diversity & Inclusion, FedEx Express; President, Janas Jackson Productions This event, organized by the CAS Advisory Board's Student Engagement Committee, is free to attend and open to all.

March 27 | 4 - 5 PM 
Understanding Ableism
UC Memphis Room 
Hosted by Disability Resources for Students 

Learn about ableism and the lived experiences of students with disabilities. If you have questions about event accessibility or to request accommodation, please contact Tara Buchannan, 901.678.2880 or tmbchnnn@memphis.edu

March 28 |  6 - 8 PM
Documentary & Discussion: Being Michelle
UC Theatre
Hosted by Disability Resources for Students 

Join us to watch and discuss the story of Michelle, a deaf woman with autism who survived incarceration and abuse and seeks healing through her artwork. Captions and ASL interpreting provided. If you have questions about event accessibility or to request accommodation, please contact Tara Buchannan, 901.678.2880 or tmbchnnn@memphis.edu

March 28 | 7:30 PM
Student Soloist Competition Winner Concert with the University Symphony
Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center
Hosted by Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music 

Maestro Harvey Felder conducts the University Symphony Orchestra in a program of music that will highlight saxophonist Matthew Meyers, winner of the 2023 School of Music Soloist Competition. Saxophonist Matthew Meyers hails from Camdenton, Missouri and currently is pursuing a saxophone performance degree under the tutelage of Dr. Michael Shults. His accolades include soloist awards at competitions and “Gold” ratings every year at the Missouri State Solo and Ensemble competition performing solos and ensembles alike. In 2023, Matthew was named a semi-finalist in the Petrichor Records Music Competition. While a student at the University of Memphis, Meyers has been active with the Memphis Saxophone Quartet and the University Wind Ensemble, the top-performing ensemble of its kind at the School of Music. Program: Overture to La forza del destino by Giuseppe Verdi: Sonata in C sharp minor for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra by Fernande Decruck: Overture: Parachute Dancing by Libby Larsen

April 2 | 7:30 PM
University Singers Presents Asimov's 3 Laws of Robotics
Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center
Hosted by Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music 

The concert presented by the University Singers, focusing on the Three Laws of Robotics and featuring the music of Vienna Teng, promises to be a thought-provoking and unique experience. The Three Laws of Robotics, conceived by science fiction author Isaac Asimov in 1942, serve as a framework to prevent robots and artificial intelligence from malfunctioning. Under the guidance of Dr. Francis Cathlina, director of choral activities, the University Singers delve into the nuances of these laws through their musical exploration. By centering their performance around a piece composed by Taiwanese-American musician Vienna Teng, the choir adds an artistic and contemporary dimension to this science fiction theme. Teng's music combines beautiful melodies with thought-provoking lyrics, providing a rich and engaging musical experience for performers and audience members. This is the University Singers’ home concert before their state performance at the Tennessee Music Educators Association conference. They will share the stage with a local high school. ADMISSION: FREE

April 4 | 4 - 7 PM
Tigers for St. Jude Finale
UC Ballrooms
Hosted by Tigers for St. Jude

Tigers for St. Jude Finale is where we celebrate the money we fundraised throughout the year. Members who fundraise $100 for St Jude's Children's Research Hospital are invited to join us for free food, silent disco, laser tag, and more! Attendees also have the chance to win a Stanley Cup or a JBL Portable Speaker. Hope to see you there!

April 5 | 1:00 PM
National Student Exchange Information Meeting
Honors Hall; Online
Hosted by Honors College

Are you looking to travel? Do you want to study at another University in North America? Join Honors as we learn about the NSE program! National Student Exchange inspires academic enrichment, personal exploration, and student development by facilitating accessible collegiate study away among member colleges and universities throughout the United States, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, and U.S Virgin Islands. Please note: The first three meetings in this series are in person events, while the fourth and last event is an online option! The in-person lunchtime events will have FREE PIZZA while supplies last.

April 6 | 1:00 PM
Sound Fuzion Band
Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center
Hosted by Rudi E Scheidt School of Music

Kick off your weekend with Sound Fuzion! Sound Fuzion is a sixteen-piece commercial band formed and founded at the University of Memphis. Sound Fuzion is a well-rounded ensemble replicating popular music's sound and energy, comprising eight vocalists, a rhythm section, a horn section, and two engineers. The vocalists, backed by a skilled instrumental ensemble, deliver captivating renditions of Top 40 hits, R&B classics, hip-hop beats, rock anthems, and country favorites. Sound Fuzion, the flagship popular/commercial music ensemble of the Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music, represents the University of Memphis as a musical ambassador. This dynamic touring ensemble brings their electrifying performances to audiences of thousands each year, showcasing their versatility and talent in popular music genres. Over the years, Sound Fuzion has helped enhance and cultivate artists, including Jordan Occasionally, Kyndle Wylde, The PRVLG, Jessica Ray, and The Band Camino. ADMISSION: FREE

Rising Leaders Scholarship Application Deadline Extended to April 30

Calling all future leaders! The deadline to apply for the Rising Leaders Scholarship Program has been extended to April 30, 2024! This one-year program is your chance to: - Develop your leadership skills (think: confident, inspiring, community-driven) - Make a real difference by volunteering in Memphis - Earn a $1,000 scholarship for the 2024-2025 academic year Open to incoming freshmen AND current UofM students graduating in/after Spring 2025! NOTE: This scholarship cannot be combined with Emerging Leaders or First Scholars

Together with Togetherall

We know college comes with a unique set of obstacles, opportunities, successes, and setbacks. The freedom and adventure that you’re experiencing as a student can also come with feelings of loneliness, worry, and stress. That’s a lot to process.

This is why University of Memphis has chosen to partner with a company providing virtual peer-to-peer mental health and wellbeing support- Togetherall.

UofM Counseling Center Resources

The Counseling Center at the University of Memphis is a comprehensive agency providing personal/psychological counseling, career counseling and psychological/vocational testing for students. Goals of the center include enhancing the development of the total person, contributing to the educational mission of the University through counseling, service to the campus and community, and services that seek to assist in the retention of students.

If you are experiencing a crisis emergency during business hours (Monday to Friday 8:00-4:30) please call 901.678.2068, visit 214 Wilder Tower, or enter our virtual waiting room between 10:00-3:00. If this is after business hours please call 901.678.2068 and push 2.

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