VU Today Nov. 17

Wednesday, November 17, 2021

Wednesday, Nov. 17

7–9:30 a.m. 2021 Community Conversation on Servant Leadership – Fine Arts Center FSPA Lobby

9:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Logan University’s Chiropractic Program Info Session – RCE 226

Noon Daily Mass – San Damiano Chapel

1 p.m. DNP Final Defense “The Impact of Epidural Analgesia on Neonatal Apgar Scores” – NRC 101

2 p.m. DNP Final Defense “Feasibility of a Recycling Program for Anesthesia Providers” – NRC 101

3 p.m. DNP Final Defense “Development of a Metric to More Accurately Predict Nurse Anesthetist Staffing” – NRC 101

5–7 p.m. Mundanities Gallery Reception – Fine Arts Center Gallery, Third Floor

7 p.m. Transgender Remembrance Candlelit Ceremony – NRC 195

7:45 p.m. DISCLOSURE Film Watch Party – NRC 195

9 p.m. Taize Prayer – Campus Ministry

 

Coming up:

Employees: Join Rick Trietley for a Conversations with the President session on Friday, Nov. 19 from 10–11 a.m. in the Kwik Trip Hospitality Suite. These sessions are not required, but offer an opportunity for some employees to have individual and small group discussions with the president. Rick will be available for employees to have one-on-one discussions, share good ideas, or employee concerns. No RSVP is necessary.

All employees and the special children in their lives are invited to the Alumni Children’s Christmas Party, Saturday, Dec. 4, 10 a.m.– noon in the Fine Arts Center FSPA Lobby. Join the young and young at heart for some Christmas carols, a photo with Santa, face painting, crafts, refreshments, and more. Face masks are required. Register online or call 608.796.3076. Contact kaduerwachter@viterbo.edu for questions.

Employees: There is still time to volunteer to be part of traditional President’s Holiday Dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 8. Serving time is from 4–6:30 p.m. Email Chris Sanger at cmsanger@viterbo.edu or call ext. 3070 by Friday, Nov. 19. Volunteer assignments will be determined and sent out as we get closer to the event. 

All are invited to join VU Book Club Thursday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. in BRC 123.

All are welcome to attend an inclusive discussion on embracing critical feedback on racism in the modern world using the book Waking Up White on Wednesday, Dec. 1 6–7:30 p.m. in BRC 124. Pick up a book prior to the event in Murphy 371. (Note: having finished the book is not required to attend.) Co-sponsored by the new VU Book Club.

Viterbo University is partnering with the La Crosse Mental Health Coalition, HRSA Voice and Instep Grants, The Ethics Center, and La Crosse Interfaith Leader’s Coalition to host a Community Conversation on Youth Mental Health on Wednesday, Nov. 17 from noon–1p.m. in the FSPA Lobby of the Fine Arts Center. There will be a panel of speakers and time for discussion. Feel free to bring a lunch. Box lunches are provided for community guests only.

A free webinar opportunity “Common Mistakes to Avoid Throughout the Financial Aid Process” is available for students on Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. Register here.

The Viterbo community is invited to a Meet and Greet for the new marketing team on Thursday, Nov. 18, 3:30–4:30 p.m. in Reinhart Center suites 100 and 150. The new team includes Roger Hartwell (Director), James Mack (Marketing Coordinator), Shannon Simpson (Digital Marketing and Media Specialist), and Michelle Byom (Marketing Coordinator). Snacks will be served.

 

Notices:

Due to the upcoming holiday break, accounts payable will print checks on Tuesday, Nov. 23 instead of Wednesday, Nov. 24

A package arrived at the Copy and Mail Center for Alex Farrell. Reach out to the copy and mail center if this is your package.

Global Initiatives Special Menu in Caf: Ernesto Ascenzo Day - Peru - Lomo Saltado for Lunch.

Message from Mission and Social Justice: As a Catholic Franciscan University, in November we honor All Saints and All Souls, remembering those who have gone before us. We are called, each in our own way, to mourn the losses in our family and community. During this Transgender Awareness Week, we invite the Viterbo community to also remember the beautiful lives that have been lost due to anti-transgender violence. As a university, we stand with the Catholic Church in denouncing any and all acts intended to harm the transgender community and we renew our commitment to the promotion of the Gospel values of compassion and love for all.