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  • Don’t miss the last round of Galvin Library’s 3 Part Series! Creating Strong, Evidence-Based Proposals, Theses, and Other Documents

    Don’t miss the last round of Galvin Library’s 3 Part Series! Creating Strong, Evidence-Based Proposals, Theses, and Other Documents

    Don’t let your good ideas get dismissed as unsubstantiated simply because you didn’t do the background work to find supporting evidence. In this series of workshops, you’ll learn how to craft strong proposals, theses/dissertations, and other professional or academic papers and presentations that place your ideas in context and clearly show that your ideas have merit.

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  • Galvin Library Citations and Zotero Clinic Friday, October 7

    Galvin Library Citations and Zotero Clinic Friday, October 7

    Have questions about properly citing sources or using Zotero? Register today for an open forum clinic to answer questions about citations and Zotero, a citation manager that can save you a lot of time by collecting bibliographic information for your sources and inserting citations and references in your paper, Friday, September 16 from 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. in-person and online.

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  • 2022 Winter Humanities Courses: Complete a Course in 12 Days During the Winter Break

    2022 Winter Humanities Courses: Complete a Course in 12 Days During the Winter Break

    Undergraduate students can accelerate their learning this winter by taking a 12-day online course being offered over winter break by the Department of Humanities. Whether you want to get ahead on course credits, fit another course into your tight schedule, satisfy a humanities requirement, or simply enjoy a Humanities course in a different format, one of these courses might help you reach your goal.

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  • CyberHawks Capture the Flag Competition – Monday, October 3

    CyberHawks Capture the Flag Competition – Monday, October 3

    Are you ready to crack the code? Join an in-person Capture the Flag Competition sponsored by CyberHawks on Monday, October 3, 2022 in the Michael Paul Galvin Tower - 14th Floor Computer Labs (IT 14C5-1 and IT 14C7-1) for a chance to win $500 gift card for first place. Free for Illinois Tech students but advance registration required. Food and soft drinks will be provided.

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  • Leadership Academy Seminar: Why Not You? (Pizza provided) – October 15

    Leadership Academy Seminar: Why Not You? (Pizza provided) – October 15

    The Leadership Academy is excited to announce our upcoming seminar, Why Not You?, which will take place Saturday, October 15th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the MTCC Ballroom. Pizza will be provided. You can attend this seminar in person or online via Zoom. As a reminder, by attending our Leadership Academy events, you will be eligible to earn a Certificate in Leadership Studies once you reach 40 points.

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  • Exciting Networking Opportunity! Bytes Over Bites

    Exciting Networking Opportunity! Bytes Over Bites

    Due to popular demand, Kaplan Institute has added additional wait list spots for their "Bytes Over Bites" series! Looking to explore potential career opportunities while building relationships with inspiring professionals? We’ll supply the lunch and leave the networking to you! Register today!

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  • Galvin Library Workshop Series: Creating strong, evidence-based proposals, theses, and other documents.

    Galvin Library Workshop Series: Creating strong, evidence-based proposals, theses, and other documents.

    In this series of workshops, you’ll learn how to craft strong proposals, theses / dissertations, and other professional or academic papers and presentations that place your ideas in context and clearly show that your ideas have merit. The series is in three stand-alone sections, each about one hour long, and offered twice each semester. You must register for each part separately.

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  • College of Computing Speaker Series presents “Cracking the Tech Interview”

    College of Computing Speaker Series presents “Cracking the Tech Interview”

    College of Computing Speaker Series at Illinois Institute of Technology presents “Cracking the Tech Interview,” a virtual panel discussion. Learn tips to Crack the Tech Interview with a panel of experts from Intuit, Baxter International Inc., Slalom, and others, along with Illinois Tech’s associate vice president of career services on Friday, September 30, 2022, from 12:45 – 1:45 p.m. CDT. Registration for this virtual event is free. Advance registration required.

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  • SPEAK: Conversation Group

    SPEAK: Conversation Group

    SPEAK is a free weekly conversation group hosted by the English Language Services. The goal is to give you an opportunity to chat with international and domestic students, staff, and faculty. No homework, no grading, no stress - just sharing our opinions, ideas, and cultures! Join us if you are looking for interesting discussions, cross-cultural friendships, fun, and pizza!

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  • Constitution Day: Supreme Court Review tomorrow from 3-4 p.m. Chicago-Kent downtown campus

    Constitution Day: Supreme Court Review tomorrow from 3-4 p.m. Chicago-Kent downtown campus

    Constitution Day is a day dedicated to honoring the ratification of the United States Constitution, which took place on September 17, 1787. To celebrate, please join the Chicago-Kent College of Law for a Supreme Court Review panel discussion, featuring Professor Shapiro, Professor Schmidt, and Professor Donelson tomorrow, September 14, from 3-4pm in room 510 of the Chicago-Kent downtown campus. Pizza will be provided!

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