Datebook

October 4, 2006

Campus Events

  • Meet Your Major Fair. Undeclared? Come meet with representatives from various departments at the Meet Your Major Fair. Not only will representatives be on hand, but departments and majors will be showcasing their work and accomplishments. 11 a.m. Student Union Memorial Center, Ballroom
  • UAdiscusses. President Robert Shelton will be the keynote speaker for UAdiscusses, the university’s annual diversity discussion. Shelton’s address will kick off educational programs throughout the year that focus on inclusion. Noon. SUMC, Gallagher Theater
  • Criminal justice speaker. The Law, Criminal Justice and Security Program Speaker Series presents fire consultant David Smith. Free and open to the public, the speaker series attempts to connect the academic world with the real world of the criminal justice practitioner. 12:20 p.m. James E. Rogers College of Law building, Room 146
  • Inclusive Excellence Awards. Join in congratulating the recipients of the 2005-2006 Peter W. Likins Inclusive Excellence Awards. Recipients have enhanced the UA’s academic excellence by creating a diverse, inclusive campus community. 1 p.m. SUMC, Gallagher Theater
  • Lute Olson book signing. For one hour, men’s basketball coach Lute Olson will be signing his book, “”Lute! The Seasons of My Life.”” 4:30 p.m. SUMC, UofA Bookstore
  • Faculty artist recital. The UA School of Music Faculty Artist Series presents a recital featuring violinist Mark Rush, pianist Tannis Gibson and percussionist Norman Wienberg. 7:30 p.m. Music building, Crowder Hall
  • Diversity networking expo. Sponsored by the UA Hispanic Alumni, students, alumni and community are invited to this networking event. 5:30 p.m. Alumni Plaza

    • Entertainment

    • Poker tournament. Bring your best poker face and $5 every Wednesday night. 6 p.m. SUMC, Games Room
  • Movies. Enjoy a movie while you eat lunch. Movies will be shown all day on the big projector screen. All Day. Park Student Union, Dining Room
  • Film. “”God and Gays: Bridging the Gap”” provides an open and honest reflection of what it is like to be gay and religious. Following the film, the producer and director will lead a short discussion about this issue and the making of the film. Free. 6:30 p.m. SUMC, Gallagher Theater