Spring Quarter continues to bloom with opportunity. As midterms approach and the temperature rises, consider taking a moment this week to feed your curiosity. Learn about sustainability, rescue your resume, listen to members of your community, or enjoy a killer dance performance this week at SPU.
Earth Day: A Hopeful Call to Simple Action
Arnett Lobby. April 22, 3:10–4:30 p.m.
Start off the week by showing some love to our home. The Faith and Science Club and SMC are co-hosting Earth Day: A Hopeful Call to Simple Action! You can hear some news about Washington’s stewardship of our environment and actions you can take from SPU’s Energy and Sustainability Manager, Janette Plunkett. Bring your questions for the Q&A, your game face for the games, and your appetite for the food! No tree-hugging experience required.
Professional Development Workshop
Weter Hall Ground Floor. April 22, 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Join BEGIN: Build, Engage, Give, Inspire, and Nurture at the Professional Development Workshop. You will receive personalized support through a Mentorship Program, help with LinkedIn profile building, resume review and networking aid. Snacks and drinks will be provided, so come hungry for both food and success.
First-Generation Career Panel
Emerson Lounge, Emerson Hall. April 23, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Check out the First-Generation Career Panel hosted by Center for Student Success and The Center for Career and Calling. Hear how first-generation professionals (Preston Barr and Resi Noverita) landed their first job, how they navigate the professional world, and advice they would give to any fellow first-generation job seekers! There will be free food, as well as goodie bags for the first 30 students that arrive.
SPU You Think You Can Dance
Royal Brougham Pavilion Main Gym. April 26, 6:00-9:00 p.m. (Doors at 5:15)
End your week the right way by joining Ante Up in a night full of amazing dance routines performed by other SPU students! While admission is free, $5 VIP tickets will be sold at the door. Among the acts will be clubs such as FASA, Ohana and MEChA! 
