The following information was sent out in an email on 3/27/17, and has been added to the events calendar.
Across the Ocean: The Future of US-China Policy (2 points)
Tuesday, February 28, 6:00-7:00 pm, Moritz College of Law Room 348
Join the Alexander Hamilton Society as they host former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and Senior Associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies Randy Schriver and Wittenberg professor of Political Science and East Asian Studies Dr. Yu Bin for a vigorous debate over the future of U.S.-China security and trade policy. As usual, AHS faculty adviser and OSU military history professor Dr. Peter Mansoor will serve as our moderate. FREE Wings over and Coke products!d!
Holocaust Seder (2 points)
Wednesday, March 29, 7:00 pm, Busch House
This event is designed to show the struggles of the Holocaust and the harrowing events that came with it, through the Jewish Passover tradition of Seder. This is done in part through readings by people who lived through the Holocaust, some Holocaust historians, lots of symbolism, and plenty of discussion. “Seder” is the Hebrew word for order and, in case you didn’t know, is the introductory meal to the celebration of Passover, to which there is a very specific order in which food is served and blessings are made. Food for the Seder will be provided by Hillel.
IA Spring Break 2018 Abroad Trip Reveal (2 points)
Thursday, March 30, 5:30-6:30 pm, Kuhn House Room 201
The big day is here!! We will be revealing where IA will be traveling to in the Spring of 2018! Come and learn all about the academic in class experience and your time abroad, meet the faculty member leading the trip, and enjoy some tasty treats from the country to be visited!
Spring Into Service (3 points)
Saturday, April 1, 9:15am-12:30pm, US Bank Conference Theater, Ohio Union
Pay It Forward and the Office of Student Life will be hosting Spring Into Service – a day of service where students will be sent out to environmentally themed service sites in an effort to launch Earth Month! If you are interested in attending please sign up here AND email Daniel Goldenberg.37 to let him know you signed up as we will then send a list of attendees to Pay it Forward so that IA can work together! Sign up no later than Thursday at 9pm.
Hocking Hill Trip (3 points)
Sunday, April 9, 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Come join us as we go on a trip to Hocking Hills State Park! We will be leaving at 10am from the Ohio Union roundabout and taking an hour bus ride to the park. Make sure you eat a big breakfast or park a lunch and wear clothes that can get dirty. Some snacks will be provided on the bus but please pack water. Cool signs to see at Hocking Hills include: Old Man’s Cave, Cedar Falls, Ash Cave, and Rose Lake. There will be quite a bit of hiking involved, so be prepared! If you are interested, sign up here! The deadline to sign up is Sunday, April 2.
The Center for Ethics and Human Values Presents: “What’s Wrong With Inequality?” (2 points)
Tuesday, April 11, 4:00-5:30 pm
Avoidance of inequality is one of the important social values which have been championed for a long time. This ethical judgment has become particularly relevant in the contemporary world both (1) because of the growing visibility of persistent inequality, and (2) because of a greater understanding of the need to justify social features that conflict with our values, especially in democratic societies. However, we have to ask: why does inequality appear socially unreasonable to us at all? Among the many answers to this question, at least three would stand out. Learn more and RSVP here
IA Mentoring
We are bringing back mentoring! We know that mentoring can be incredibly impactful and meaning for both the mentee and the mentor when all the parties are truly invested. We are reworking the mentoring program from the past so current 2nd years, it will be different than your 1st year experience. If you are willing to serve as a mentor please complete this application no later than April 2nd.