Today the Campus Activities Team put on its first event, Pictionary! It was a very successful event. we organized two teams playing against one another. If some one had to go to class or if someone was interested they just joined a team and had a good time. The CAT team is going to try to have a facilitated board game or activity every Thursday from 11-1 in the Student Union area. If you are interested in assisting with the facilitation of games come and see Rowdy in the Student Life Center or come into KSC135 at 11 on Thursday and feel free to join!

Also if you are interested in playing some games at any time we have Pictionary, Scruples, Scattegories, Deal or No Deal (DVD), Taboo, Chess, and 13 Dead End Drive available for checkout whenever we are open all we need is a student ID card!

In support of “The Human Factor: Faces of Migration” installation project, Dr. Stephanie Bjork and I have developed a simple worksheet for you to consider using with your students to spark their participation in a campus-wide discussion on migration. The worksheet includes a simple definition of migration, denotes the causes for people to migrate, asks the students to consider if these causes were voluntary or involuntary (all the causes can be either form), and concludes with a prompt to discuss perceptions about the causes and the categorizations. We hope that this simple worksheet assists with our project’s goals to address the multiple dimensions of human migration and raises awareness that human migration touches us all.
The worksheet is available in the library.

As well as below:
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For a conversation on the library’s role in the Human Migration, as well has how you can help create history, see the video below.