Helping disadvantaged women AND eating food. Swish!
Wednesday, May 13th ♦ Korman Quad ♦ 7:00‐9:30PM
(Rain Location May 14th, 2009)
A Domestic Violence Awareness Rally
FREE Food and giveaways! Avon raffles and more!
100% of the proceeds and donations from the event will go towards two local community organizations, Women Organized Against Rape and Women Against Abuse. This event is open to students, staff, faculty, and community members.
From Pennoni Honors College Newsletter:
Free Spring Fest
On Thursday, May 14th, 6 to 9 p.m., Campus Crusade for Christ will host its Spring Fest with food, live music, and volleyball at Buckley Green. All are welcome to attend.
For more information, contact Charles Gibson at ckg24@drexel.edu.
On the one hand, free food. On the other hand, Campus Crusade for Christ. Double-plus un-good if [name redacted] shows up. And the music is probably going to be Christian thrash-core, which is only interesting in theory.
AnthonyVG’s thoughts on this: Now that they changed the picture in the DDD, I remember this event. It’s okay to go, they don’t force anything on you. Just expect long lines, they’ll be bbq’ing food (and normally college kids don’t grill well). Expect burgers, dogs, snack foods and soda.
Free lunch! Facebook link
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 11:00am
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Thursday, May 14, 2009 at 2:30pm
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Mitchell Auditorium – 1st Floor of Bossone
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The event this year is titled “Engineering the World: The Diversity of Engineering.” The goal of the conference is to represent and give examples of the diversity of engineering education, career opportunities and the global impact.
Our four speakers are:
1. Dr. Adam Fontecchio – (11 am)
Drexel ECE Prof. will present the evolution and diversity of engineering education
2. Orlando Gutierrez – (11:30 am)
Ex-president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) and retired NASA engineer will discuss benefits of a diverse population
3. Dr. Tony Lowman- (1 pm)
Drexel CoE Associate Dean who will discuss entrepreneurship and business within engineering
4. Mary Graham – (1:30 pm)
Founder of Practical Small Projects will discuss best practices when cultural implications affect engineering projects
At 2:00pm there will be a round table discussion with all the speakers taking questions.
Attached is a flyer and the summary of this year and past events for more information. Feel free to contact Jessica Ward (ECE Program Coordinator) or Dave Delaine (Chair of the conference) with any questions and/or concerns you may have.
Thank you!
Leadership and You
Presented by: Performance Enhancement Group
Sunday, May 17, 2009, 9am ‐ 3pm
LOCATION – Private Dining Room
Must RSVP at CEO@drexel.edu (space is limited)
*Complimentary breakfast and Lunch provided*
Are you ready to take your leadership skills to the next level?
• Who are you as a leader?
• What do you want to be?
• What are you aware of as your strengths and your blind spots?
• What are some typical situations where you would like to show up differently and have more positive results?
Join facilitators: Dr. Helen Richardson and Dolores Davis, consultants with specialties in: organization and leadership development; performance management, diversity, career management, team building and blended learning technologies.
Monday, May 18th, 2009 from 3pm to 5pm in the Quad (between Chestnut and Market Streets and 32nd and 33rd Streets).
Four prominent Philadelphia Italian restaurants ‐ Ralph’s Italian Restaurant, Dante & Luigi’s, Cucina Forte, and La Scala ‐ will be competing to see who makes the best marinara sauce in Philadelphia. The Drexel community is invited to come to the Quad and taste the four sauces with pasta, then vote for their favorite. A panel of eight judges will also be present, including former Philadelphia Flyers captain Keith Primeau. In addition, Lorraine Ranalli, Philadelphia radio and TV personality, will be signing copies of her book “Gravy Wars: South Philly Foods, Feuds, & Attytudes” during the event. Free and open to the Drexel community. For more information, email ISO@drexel.edu or visit http://www.italianstudentsorg.com/.