Monday, 11/11/19 - Sunday 11/17/19

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Financial Matters: Ask an Expert

SIUE Forensic Speech and Debate Society’s Fall Showcase

Campus Activities Board

Leadership Lunches

Inclusive Conversations

Service Saturdays

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Financial Matters: Ask an Expert

Have you ever wanted to ask questions about financial matters to experts? This is a round table event that you can come and go as you wish on Tuesday, November 12th from 2–3pm in the MUC Mississippi/Illinois room.

Talk to the experts of your choice with no obligation to buy any products. An example of the topics we have had in the past are: work benefits, salary negotiations, insurance basics, paying off student loans, budgeting and prioritizing financial goals.

Professional attire is NOT required.

SIUE Forensic Speech and Debate Society’s Fall Showcase

SIUE Forensic Speech and Debate Society’s Fall Showcase

Tuesday, November 12th
5:30pm
MUC Mississippi Room

You’re invited to the SIUE Forensic Speech and Debate Society’s Fall Showcase! Come and see what the team has been working on this semester with select performances from team members.

No cost to attend. Feel free to bring a friend.

RSVP by clicking here.

Campus Activities Board

Cougar Craze
Wednesday, November 13th
11am-1pm
MUC Goshen Lounge
Join CAB and stuff your own SIUE pillow, while supplies last!

S'moresgiving
Thursday, November 14th
8-11pm
MUC Goshen Lounge
Come roast S'mores at our build your own S'mores bar! There will also be fun DIY Crafts, including decorating coffee mugs and other free food!

Cougar Kids Saturday- Kidsgiving
Saturday, November 16th
12-2pm
MUC Mississippi/Illinois Room
Join CAB on Saturday for an afternoon of fun! Enter for a chance to win a free turkey and household items.

Leadership Lunches

Wednesday, November 13th

The Importance of Mindfulness and Forgiveness
12pm
Student Success Center, Room 0200
Learn why collaboration is a skill to be practiced and an asset you will be thankful to have when you embark on your professional pursuits. Why is the class project model important, what do you get from participating in student organizations, or student groups? Come and find out why collaboration is a major key to success and how to do it well. For more information about LEAD, click HERE!

Inclusive Conversations

Topic: Understanding Thanksgiving and its Connection to Native American History
Facilitators: Dr. Robert Paulett & Dr. Rowena McClindon

Friday, November 15th
12:00-1:30pm
Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion, MUC

Inclusive Conversations are designed to support critical conversations and understanding of campus climate issues for students, faculty and staff; social justice; and the collective responsibility to build a sustainable campus environment--one which embodies citizenship, excellence, inclusion, integrity and wisdom. Feel free to bring lunch.

Service Saturdays

If you're looking for volunteer services and other service opportunities, check out our Service Saturday projects happening this week:

Transportation is provided but registration is required. To find a complete list of Service Saturdays, check out the list here. For any questions or additional information, please contact Assistant Director of Community Engagement, Carolyn Compton.

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Check out these events and so many more on the calendar HERE!

To learn about and/or join organizations, check the Get Involved page HERE!

If you're looking for volunteer services and other service opportunities, check out our Service Saturday projects on the Community Engagement site HERE!

Submit an Announcement

If you would like to submit an announcement in the Places to be at the E, send your announcement along with any JPEG images to Coordinator for Campus Life, Alexa Bueltel. Announcements must be submitted two weeks in advance!