Thursday, March 5, 2015
Globalization and Community Health Field School in Costa Rica
This is a nine-week intensive program that provides students with training in
qualitative and quantitative methods needed to conduct community based research
in areas undergoing rapid changes associated with globalization. The program
provides cross-training in anthropology and environmental engineering and guides
students as they address issues of small scale sustainable agriculture and food
insecurity, grey water management, and waste management. The course is ideal for
graduate students from anthropology, public health, and environmental sciences,
among others. The deadline for application is April 1st 2015
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Destination ImagiNation
Destination ImagiNation is
looking for 150 student volunteers to help with a tournament that will be hosted
on NIU's campus on April 11, 2015. Destination ImagiNation is a volunteer-led
organization where teams of students (K-12) work together to develop a solution
to one of 7 open-ended challenges and present their solutions at tournaments.
Through challenges, students learn and experience the creative process from
imagination to innovation.
Students will assist with
directing foot traffic, help with set-up and take-down, act as score runners,
and help families navigate campus.
Attached is a flyer with the QR
code/website to sign up on.
For more information, email Sara
Bosilovatz at sbosilovatz1@niu.edu.
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