Daily Brief

Get Carried Away by the Music of Journey

Schaeffer Auditorium will be rocking 80’s style with Don’t Stop Believin’: The Journey Tribute by E5C4P3, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24. Lead singer Jason Kelty is known for his uncanny ability to channel Steve Perry in iconic songs like “Open Arms” and “Don’t Stop Believing,” as well as the rest of the material on Journey’s seven albums during the 10-year period when Perry was their renowned lead vocalist. Don’t miss the legendary American rock sound as it takes over KU. KU faculty and staff can access discounted tickets by logging in for tickets with their MyKU login.

Tickets

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Artist Appreciation Day at KU Campus Store

Save 15% on art supplies today, Thursday, Oct. 17. Excludes other sales and promotions. For every $50 or more purchased in art supplies, enter to win one of three great prizes: an art bin; a sketchbook and 36 color fine line pen set; an art alternative classic acrylic paint set and 8x10 canvas. Featured new items in store including artist aprons; specialty washi sticker rolls; decorative sticker sets; photo memory boxes; chalk marker eight-color vintage color set; Micron Pigma new heritage earth color set.

Kyle Rex, KUSSI

Notice of Reporting Requirement

All staff, faculty, student employees and all volunteers are required to provide written notice within 72 hours after an arrest or conviction for a reportable offense or notice of being listed in the statewide database as a perpetrator of a founded or indicated report of child abuse. The reporting form can be found on the KU Human Resources website under Forms/Employee Resources, Employment.

Reporting Form

Jennifer Weidman, Human Resources

CEL Workshop: Connecting Students through Empathy Mapping

Our students bring many layers to the classroom — from working full-time and feeling anxious, to increased DSO accommodations and financial insecurity — but classes still have skills and content to cover. How can we identify these layers and how might we help students be more motivated and successful in our classes? Erin Kraal and Karen Rauch from the Center for Engaged Learning will lead an empathy mapping activity focused on how students engage with the specific components of your course(s) 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 31, CEL Office, 6 Rohrbach Library.

Center for Engaged Learning Events

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