CAMPUS CALENDAR

Schaumburg

Thurs., April 19

Graduate Business Information Session - Schaumburg

Schaumburg Campus, 5:30 - 6: 30 PM

The Graduate Business Programs Information Session will provide you the opportunity to meet with faculty, learn about new scholarship opportunities, and gain more information on the many business graduate degrees Roosevelt University offers. For more information, contact the Office of Graduate Admission at gradadmission@roosevelt.edu or call 877-277-5978.

Fri., April 20

Science and Math Research Symposium

SCH Room 706, 10 AM - 5 PM

Unleash some serious science and math at the annual Science and Math Research Symposium. Come for a day of camaraderie, fun, food, prizes and research presentations from faculty and students. Participate in the poster session to show what you’ve learned this semester. Round trip shuttle service will be available for Chicago students from the Rosemont station to the Schaumburg campus. RSVP to confirm attendance and to reserve shuttle space to Jocelyn Yarbrough at jyarbro@roosevelt.edu. For more information, contact Professor Neil Voss at nvoss@roosevelt.edu.

Tues., April 24

Research Day

SCH Alumni Hall, 4 - 6 PM

Please join us for a special ‘meeting of the minds’! Research Day is our annual celebration of undergraduate and graduate student research, scholarship and creative work. You’ll have a chance to talk directly with students about engaging topics, creations, and ideas. The event will feature brief presentations, posters and other visual representations of the best of our students’ efforts; we’ll also announce the names of the winners of our “Best Dissertation” and “Best Thesis” awards and the winners of our ever-popular Research Day drawing. For more information, contact Kimberly Ruffin, Interim Associate Provost for Research and Graduate Studies, 312.341.2281, kruffin@roosevelt.edu

Wed., April 25

Advanced Teacher, School Leader & Counselor Information Session

Schaumburg Campus, 5:30 - 6:30 PM

The Advanced Teacher, School Leader, and Counselor Information Session will provide you the opportunity to meet with faculty, learn about new scholarship opportunities, and gain more information about the excellent advanced education programs Roosevelt offers. For more information, contact the Office of Graduate Admission at gradadmission@roosevelt.edu.

Chicago

Mon., April 16

RU Connected

AUD 316, 1 -2 PM

RU Connected: Interfaith Dialogue and Service Chicago: Monday, April 16 from 1 – 2 p.m., AUD 316 Join our weekly meets where our mission is for the engagement of people from diverse traditions, religions, and non-religions in dialogue and activities to establish inspiring relationships and to build respect and tolerance towards others different from themselves. Weekly meetings are held every Monday at 1pm. For more information join RU Connected on Facebook or email Lydia for more information at lgarry@mail.roosevelt.edu.

Montesquieu Forum Lecture – Rousseau on Science in the Modern World

Sullivan Room, 4 - 5:30 PM

The Montesquieu Forum for the Study of Civic Life is sponsoring a lecture with Professor John Scott, University of California-Davis, titled “Rousseau on Science in the Modern World.” Professor Scott will lecture on Monday, April 16 at 4 pm in the Sullivan Room (2nd Floor) of the Auditorium Building. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Professor Stuart Warner at swarner@roosevelt.edu

RU Proud presents The Nacho House Series meets folk and punk

AUD Spertus Lounge, 7 - 9 PM

An extension of the “Tales from the Nacho Bar” event hosted by RU Proud on Monday, March 19th - We’re proud to announce the Nacho House Series, a series of music events sponsored by RU Proud and SAFAC to bring to you more music, more genres, more food, and more awesome times. Free unlimited nacho bar (vegetarian and vegan options available). A night filled with delicious queer folk, a dash of punk, an unlimited bar of nachos and tons of fun. Featuring Dalice Malice, Dr. Dolphin, Lezurection, and Axewound.

Tues., April 17