The Career Center invites pre-health students to Become a Memorable Applicant on April 14 from 5:30–6:30 p.m. Learn the “unspoken rules” of professional school admissions. Grades and test scores get you to the door, but your presence gets you through it. Join us to explore networking, interview attire, and professional etiquette so you can stand out and leave a lasting impression. Registration is encouraged but not required. To learn more and to register visit Handshake.

Join the Counseling Center, International Student and Scholar Services, The Career Center, & University Library for a panel discussion to explore the challenges of an international student, emotionally, culturally and academically. Learn about available campus resources, ask questions about immigration and visa concerns, and how to care for students' mental health while building connections far from home. This event is open to all eligible persons regardless of race, color or national origin. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request.

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR) has become a critical public health issue that brings together the intersection of structural inequities, historical and ongoing trauma and systemic failures in prevention and response. This presentation will focus on key risk and protective factors at the individual, community, and structural levels, while emphasizing the need to invest in culturally centered prevention frameworks.