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KU Philosophy Club Meets

The KU Philosophy Club will meet 11 a.m. Thursday, March 2, 312 MSU. Cheyenne Eckman and Elijah Jarosz will present: What Would Happen If We Lived Forever? Everyone is welcome.[“Persons with a disability and who require accommodation should notify the Disability Services Office prior to the event at 610-683-4108 or dso@kutztown.edu or, TDD number: 610-683-4499, in order to discuss accommodations.  Every effort will be made to provide reasonable accommodations.”] 
Elijah Jarosz, President; Allan Bäck, Advisor

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ku.philosophyclub

Allan T Back, Philosophy and Government

Lunch & Learn Series

"Beginning Spanish for the Workplace" focusing on retail and general office needs will be taught by Karen Rauch, Ph.D. The cost is $150 and KU employees receive a 10% discount. Enrollment is limited to 15, so register early here to start learning Spanish. There will be ten sessions via Zoom, noon to 12:45 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays beginning March 13.

Extended and Lifelong Learning website

Lori Lentz, Office of Extended Learning

Chambliss Faculty Research Award: Call for Nominations

We invite you to submit nominations for the 2024 Chambliss Faculty Research Award. The Chambliss Faculty Research Award, inaugurated in 2004 through a gift from Dr. Carlson R. Chambliss, recognizes the very highest achievement in research and scholarship. Each year up to two awards can be given. The award includes a medal engraved with the awardee’s name, a certificate of recognition and a cash prize of $250. Please note that there is the expectation that each awardee will present a lecture on some aspect of their work in Spring 2024 or Fall 2024. To recommend a colleague or to self-nominate, please send a letter of nomination and a curriculum vitae for the nominee to Karen Rauch, chair, Chambliss Faculty Research Award Selection Committee, by Monday, April 17, 2023. All materials should be submitted electronically to the email address rauch@kutztown.edu.

Karen Rauch, Office of the Provost

Women’s Basketball Wins Monday Night, Advances to Wednesday’s Quarterfinals

Third-seeded Kutztown women's basketball had a double-figure lead late into the third quarter, but watched as the advantage dropped to just one, twice, late in the fourth. An experienced postseason team that KU is, regrouped and finished off a 68-60 win over sixth-seeded Lock Haven Monday night in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference first round game inside Keystone Arena. The Golden Bears (15-14 overall), who played in last year's PSAC final four and NCAA Tournament, advance to the PSAC Quarterfinal round for the 11th time under head coach Janet Malouf and the 12th time in program history. It is the fourth win in-a-row as KU won its final three games of the regular season. Kutztown will now meet the two seed, Shippensburg, in a rubber match, in the quarterfinal round on Wednesday night, March 1, at 5:30 p.m., inside Heiges Field House. The teams split their two regular season games with each team winning at home.

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