Open to all students who claim an identity that is typically underrepresented in the work place, including students with disabilities, first generation students, students of color, LGBTQ+ students, etc. Network with employers who are seeking diverse candidates for their internship and full time opportunities. Employers that are selected to attend show a strong commitment to a diverse and supportive workplace, and want to put identities and experiences first. This event is open to ALL majors! Dinner will be served. Professional dress, resumes are optional.

The Departments of Environmental Health Sciences, Biostatistics & Epidemiology, and Biology welcome Dr. Leonardo Trasande, MD, MPP for a lecture titled "What should we do about PFAS, BPA, and other endocrine disruptors?"

The Department of Communication Disorders will host a concert of art song and piano music with works by Vaughan Williams, Mendehlsson, Ravel, Beethoven, and Ives. Featuring performances by Christian Schwebler, Laura Josephs, Kevin Bradley, and the Healing Harmonies Choir, a community group comprised of students, alumni, faculty, and community members living with communication challenges, the concert will shine a light on the diversity of clients with neurogenic communication impairments that are served by the department and its graduate students, and the transformative, healing power of music in neurorehabilitation.

The School of Public Health and Health Sciences will hold its 22nd Annual Research Day on Tuesday, April 2, from 2-5 pm in the Campus Center Auditorium. The School holds this event annually as an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students within the School and across the university, along with interested members from our community, to learn more about the research, instruction and outreach conducted by its students.