Department Sessions take place during the lunch break, between 12:15 and 1:30 p.m.
Art | Location: Olin 207
The Marvelous Miscellany: How to Build a Gratifying Career Based on Curiosity and Play
Cady Rutter (Class of 2013) will share how she transformed an interdepartmental approach from her time at Concordia to an interdisciplinary career in visual arts, publishing, and travel. Cady is the Programs Coordinator at The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum and Senior Editor at Theran Press.
Communication Studies and Theatre Art | Location: France Frazier Comstock Theatre, Lab Theatre
CSTA Honors and Awards Ceremony
Please join the Communication Studies and Theatre Art Department at the Celebration of Student Scholarship. The newest members of Lambda Pi Eta, the national communication honor society, will be inducted at this ceremony. We will also be presenting department awards to this year’s honorees. Invite your families and friends to share this day with us.
History | Location: Old Main 331
Phi Alpha Theta Induction Ceremony and Lunch
History welcomes its new members into the Phi Alpha Theta honor society.
Physics | Location: ISC 249
Sigma Pi Sigma Induction Ceremony
The Department of Physics will host the Sigma Pi Sigma physics honor society induction ceremony and recognize recipients of the NASA–Minnesota Space Grant Consortium scholarships.
Psychology | Location: ISC 106
Psi Chi Induction and Psychology Grad School Focus Session with Lunch
Come celebrate our Psi Chi Honor Society inductees and learn about psychology-related grad school opportunities from a panel of representatives and alumni that have experience and expertise in area grad school programs. Refreshments will be provided.
Social Work | Location: Heimarck 150
Lessons from the Field
Field placement and seminar are considered the capstone experience for a social work major. The process of securing a placement and navigating the professional waters of an agency are both challenging and rewarding. This transformative semester offers great opportunity for growth professionally and personally. Senior Social Work students currently engaged in their field placement will present on lessons they learned through the process of placement exploration, the incorporation of the core curriculum in their agency setting, their personal and professional growth, as well as the transition from student to professional roles. Undergraduate social work majors are encouraged to attend to gain understanding of this capstone experience.
World Languages and Cultures | Location: Bishop Whipple 144
How to Make Parchment from Whitetail Deer: Materials and Process
Before the printing press, bookmaking was an expensive, laborious artform that relied on a diverse collection of materials, knowledge, and skill. In this talk, Dr. Korte will demonstrate the medieval process of turning animal hides into parchment. Lunch will be provided.