We would love to see you around the Tiger Fountain at our First Annual Earn Your Stripes event for beginning freshman!
This ceremony will feature each new freshman earning their Tiger stripe and Class of 2021 pennant, as well as the performance of a unique fanfare which will only be played twice- at Earn Your Stripes and at their graduation ceremony in 2021.
They will also receive a brief welcome from President Pierson. Please come welcome and show your support for these new students. Wear your orange and black!

Estem Multimedia Center, Bill S. Cole Unviersity Center

Dr. Bernida Webb-Binder will present the 7th annual Locmiller Lecture in Art History: "Iconic Tributes: Jewel Castro's Representations of Family and Identity in Samoan American Art."

Tale of the Fisherman II - (Assimilation series)

Ada Arts and Heritage Center           

A-Wake for Debussy: A Centennial Celebration of Claude Debussy’s music

The Oka’ Institute proudly invites submissions for the 2017 Sustainability Conference Student Research Poster Competition.

Poster presentations should align with the Institute’s focus on water resources.

More info at www.okainstitute.org
Download Poster Contest information here. [PDF]

ECU Chickasaw Business & Conference Center Foundation Hall

Keynote Speakers include: Governor Bill Aoatubby, Dr. David Zoldoske, and Stephen Greetham.

Register now! www.okainstitute.org/2017-sustainability-conference

Ataloa Theatre in the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts building.

KEVIN HINES: Suicide Survivor — Activist — Storyteller — Filmmaker
You’re invited to a kick-off event for suicide prevention week, Friday, Sept. 8!
Kevin will share his suicide attempt survival story and how to live well with a mental illness.

Held at the Estep room in the UC.

The Linscheid Library is hosting an event for the community. The event will be part of a series of events hosted by Linscheid Library and the Ada Public Library that week celebrating Banned Books Week. For more information about events that week, please visit the Linscheid Library website (click here).

We are looking for a variety of community members give a 5-10 minute talk about censorship, intellectual freedom and/or the freedom to read. We are inviting librarians, K-12 and college students, journalists, faculty members and anyone else who has an interest in these topics to speak. If you are interested in speaking or have further questions, please email mlobley@ecok.edu.

Journalists frequently confront censorship, so that is why we're interested in having a reporter or editor come speak if possible.

Thank you for your help.

Daniel McCool will be delivring 2017 Rothbaum Lecture on Monday Sept 18 at 6:30 pm in the Estep Room.
The topic will be Voting Rights

Chickasaw Business and Conference Center's Foundation Hall.