Past Events

We will learn together how to do beadwork, make clay pinch pots, and other traditional crafts. All supplies provided!

Join us on the 1st Wednesday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for a morning treat with each other at the Center for Student Access and Success, Williams Hall Room 020. Come for the food, join the conversations and build community. Open to all!

The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity invite campus members to our first event of the semester. Come join us for a picnic lunch to start off the semester. It's a great way to welcome our incoming first year students and say hi to those returning to campus. Who doesn't love free food, drinks, games, nail painting and more! Be your fabulous self and tell us how your summer was.

Led by University Chaplain Lloyd Steffen, the Baccalaureate program includes outstanding choral music and a presentation or “farewell address” by a person of high distinction to graduating seniors. The original Baccalaureate ceremony dates back to the 14th Century where it was held at Oxford University. The Baccalaureate service lasts one hour and begins with a musical prelude. Students representing different religious traditions participate in the program. Past notes of appreciation received from parents, guests, and students indicate that the service has been a meaningful part of the Commencement activities. *To be assured a seat, please arrive early.