There are no events for SUNDAY , FEB 05
There are no events for MONDAY , FEB 06
| TUESDAY, FEB 07 |
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9:30am-10:20am
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Mark 6:6-8:21 "Expanding ministry, growing opposition" |
Speaker: Robert Baah, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish
Location: FFMC |
OUM/CFW 206.281.2966 |
Univ. Ministries |
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2:00pm-3:00pm
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C. May Marston Lecture |
Dr. Owen Ewald, C. May Marston Assistant Professor of Classics, will present, "Real Beauty in Plato?: Sifting the Hippias Major."
Location: DH 150 |
Anna Miller, amiller@spu.edu |
CSFD webpage |
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6:00pm-10:00pm
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Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators |
Location: Demaray 150 |
Conference Services, 2187 |
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6:30pm-9:30pm
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Fuller Theological Seminary |
Location: Demaray 259 |
Conference Services, 2187 |
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7:00pm-9:00pm
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"Prespectives on challenging child behaviors: Understanding |
This talk will provide information about how sensory processing influences development and behavior in children with different types of intellectual and developmental disabilities. Current clinical practices that are used to identify and treat sensory processing disorders will be presented, along with the research that is shaping our understanding of these problems and how they impact children in their daily life activities.
Location: Otto Miller Hall, 109 |
Carol Browne, cebrowne@spu.edu, 206-281-2759 |
IIIDD |
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| WEDNESDAY, FEB 08 |
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The Born Identity Exhibit: The Worth of Your World |
The Emerson Bridges program proudly presents The Born Identity, an exhibit that looks at race and privilege in the United States. Through an artistic mix of visuals, words, and sounds, the exhibit prompts students to ask how much privilege were they born with.
Student volunteers will be at the front desk, handing out a survey guide along with discussion questions to the exhibit. The doors to Emerson will be unlocked during the hours of the exhibit so students from across campus can stop by.
Location: Emerson Hall Lobby |
Andrew Rogers |
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3:30pm-4:30pm
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Women and Homelessness |
Location: DH 150 |
tentcity3@spu.edu |
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5:00pm-10:00pm
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Quick Styx |
Location: Otto Miller Hall 109 |
Conference Services, 2187 |
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8:30pm-9:30pm
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Mark 6:6-8:21 |
Location: FFMC |
OUM/CFW 206.281.2966 |
Univ. Ministries |
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| THURSDAY, FEB 09 |
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The Born Identity Exhibit: The Worth of Your World |
The Emerson Bridges program proudly presents The Born Identity, an exhibit that looks at race and privilege in the United States. Through an artistic mix of visuals, words, and sounds, the exhibit prompts students to ask how much privilege were they born with.
Student volunteers will be at the front desk, handing out a survey guide along with discussion questions to the exhibit. The doors to Emerson will be unlocked during the hours of the exhibit so students from across campus can stop by.
Location: Emerson Hall Lobby |
Andrew Rogers |
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6:00pm-10:00pm
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Seattle Metals Guild |
Location: Otto Miller 127 |
Conference Services, 2187 |
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7:00pm-9:00pm
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MBB vs. NNU |
Location: RBP |
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7:00pm-8:30pm
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Sharpen Community Hangout |
CHA & Commuter Students & Friends are welcome to join Sharpen for a study break and a chance to be intentional with one another.
Snacks, friends, and maybe a game or two!
Location: SUB Collegium |
byerll@spu.edu |
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| FRIDAY, FEB 10 |
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The Born Identity Exhibit: The Worth of Your World |
The Emerson Bridges program proudly presents The Born Identity, an exhibit that looks at race and privilege in the United States. Through an artistic mix of visuals, words, and sounds, the exhibit prompts students to ask how much privilege were they born with.
Student volunteers will be at the front desk, handing out a survey guide along with discussion questions to the exhibit. The doors to Emerson will be unlocked during the hours of the exhibit so students from across campus can stop by.
Location: Emerson Hall Lobby |
Andrew Rogers |
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1:00am-4:30pm
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Last Day to Withdraw from Winter Courses |
Location: |
sasinfo@spu.edu |
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7:30am-8:00am
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Friday Morning Prayer and Communion |
Doug Strong, Ph.D., Dean of the School of Theology and Professor of the History of Christianity
Mark 6:6-8:21
Location: Alexander Chapel |
OUM/CFW 206.281.2966 |
Univ. Ministries |
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7:30pm-9:00pm
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A View from the Tent |
Location: Bach Theater |
Owen Sallee, owen@spu.edu |
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| SATURDAY, FEB 11 |
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8:00am-4:00pm
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Contemporary Quilt Art |
Location: Bertona 1 |
Conference Services, 2187 |
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9:00am-7:30pm
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Seattle Conservatory of Music |
Location: Crawford, Beegle, Cremona 101, Demaray 150 |
Conference Services, 2187 |
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5:00pm-7:00pm
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STUB Tailgate |
Join STUB for a free BBQ before this Friday's game in the Otto-Miller parking lot! T-shirts and SPU spirit gear available!!
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STUB- Jessica Carter/Shane Pech |
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7:00pm-9:00pm
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MBB vs. CWU |
Location: RBP |
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