Dr. William P. Alexander Music Center, Recital Hall

in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Scot Cinema

Get entered for a chance to win $50, just for attending!

Sponsored by the University Programming Board. Admission is free and open to the public. Click here for a complete list of performances and events sponsored by the UPB.

Edinboro men will face IUP, March 5, 7 p.m., Indiana, PA.

Edinboro women host IUP on March 5, 7 p.m., McComb Fieldhouse. 

Make it Happen
March 6, 4:00-4:50 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 143
March 7, 3:30-4:20 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 143

Are you at crossroads, but not sure which way to turn? Having trouble finding the motivation to make that decision? Join us for a workshop on defining goals and becoming motivated. Students will learn the importance of setting and achieving goals.

Wednesdays, March 6 & 13 (2 sessions), from 6:00-9:00p.m.
The StARTup Incubator, 423 Plum Street, Edinboro

The balancing of time, craft, business and organizing for entrepreneurs (or anyone) can be tricky and a frustrating menagerie of diverted energy that does not promote the entrepreneur’s vision and goals for their project or business. There will be discussion of time management itself, how to utilize time effectively in the short term and long term.

The two classes will include discussions, presentations, thought-provoking activities that are fun and useful for planning, along with the opportunity to work up a rough draft for the participants/entrepreneurs to utilize for a business, creating art, writing a paper or just getting a better handle on time itself.

Sponsored by Edinboro's Entrepreneurial Learning Center and a PASSHE grant, all students, faculty and staff are eligible to attend these workshops free of charge. However, space is limited, so please call 814-732-2544 to make your reservation. For more information, visit www.startupincubator.org.

R. Benjamin Wiley Arts and Sciences Center, Room 107

Moderator: Ms. Jenn Highfill, EU alumna, Philosophy Department

Panelists include:  
Pamela Gent, Catholic Campus Ministry Coordinator
Rev. Lisa Grant, United Methodist Church of Edinboro
Dr. Emily Sprague, Orthodox Christian, EU Professor of Math
Rev. Joanne Rowden, Unity Church of Edinboro
Dr. Kiran Misra, Hindu, EU Professor of Biology
Fidhail Ibraheem, Universalist Church of Erie
Jessica Chaffee, Local Wiccan

Women from diverse faiths will talk about their views on the subject of religion and gender equality, each drawing on her knowledge of and commitment to her own religion.

Dr. Jerra Jenrette, History, Anthropology, & World Languages Dept.
Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Seminar Room 143

Was Tituba really a witch, as so many have claimed since the famous trials of 1692?  Historian Elaine Breslaw and writer Maryse Condé present information in their works Tituba: Reluctant Witch of Salem and I, Tituba, respectively, suggesting that Tituba was anything but a witch. The presenter will focus on the realities of Tituba's role in the witchcraft hysteria, but also examine many of myths that surround this "mysterious" woman.

Professor Luciana Bohne, English & Theatre Arts Department
Frank G. Pogue Student Center Room 303

Professor Bohne will read excerpts from her autobiographical work detailing her childhood in Nazi-occupied Europe.

Ms. Stacy Dunn, History, Anthropology, & World Languages Dept.
Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Scot Cinema

Archaeology is the study of human behavior and cultural change in the past. For most of its existence as a discipline, however, there has been a strong bias towards the studying “man” rather than “humans.” Archaeology has in fact been a primarily male-dominated field focusing on the actions of ancient man. Even today, archaeology is the last subfield of anthropology to narrow the gender gap; the majority of university appointments and contract positions are filled by men, and school curricula list courses with titles like “Man Before History.” In this talk, I will discuss some of the earliest female archaeologists who contributed significantly to our understanding of the ancient world. These women had to overcome the challenges of excavating in countries where traditional societies did not generally permit women to have leadership or public roles, during times when there were few educational opportunities or careers open to them. In addition, we will examine how the introduction of gendered and feminist perspectives into anthropological theory has enabled archaeologists to recognize the importance of women in the ancient world, providing a more complete understanding of our human past.

Dr. Rhonda Matthews, Sociology Department
Frank G. Pogue Student Center Multipurpose Room

This presentation will review and discuss the genre of reality television and its negative impact on society in general, and on the lives of women specifically.

Dr. Roger Solberg, English & Theatre Arts Department
Frank G. Pogue Student Center Seminar Room 143

Since the 1930s, almost all of the greatest zombie films have been built around a central female character.  Sometimes, she is a passive, frightened victim, pursued by the living dead. Other times, she is a strong, take-charge figure.  And occasionally, the woman herself is the zombie. This lecture will trace the evolution of zombie movies and the women who make them memorable. We will watch scenes from White Zombie (1932), I Walked with a Zombie (1944), Teenage Zombies (1959), Carnival of Souls (1962), and Night of the Living Dead (1968), as well as scenes from some 21^st century zombie epics. Hold on to your brains!

Dr. Corbin Fowler, Philosophy Department
Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Scot Cinema

This talk will be about the images of strong females in the Harry Potter saga.

Tabitha Bemis and Stephanie Smigiera represent Edinboro University in the 2013 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, March 7-9, Birmingham, Ala.

Bemis qualified in the 60-meter hurdles, long jump, and triple jump.

Smigiera is seeded 14^th in the pentathlon.

Frank G. Pogue Student Center Multipurpose Room

Moderator:
Dr. Rhonda Matthews, Sociology Department

Panelists:
Dr. Julie Wollman, President of Edinboro University
Dr. Karen Whitney, President of Clarion University
Dr. Cheryl Norton, President of Slippery Rock University

This panel will field questions from the moderator and the audience about women in leadership. Refreshments will be served.

Center for Career Development
Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 211

The Center for Career Development presents RESUME-MANIA! Join us on Thursday, March 7 for a free, fun-filled resume critique. Bring a copy of your resume and enjoy many free giveaways. This is an excellent way to get your resume ready for upcoming job fairs or internships. Students will be seen on a first-come first-served basis. DON’T MISS OUT!

Sponsored by The Center for Career Development

Make it Happen
March 6, 4:00-4:50 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 143
March 7, 3:30-4:20 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 143

Are you at crossroads, but not sure which way to turn? Having trouble finding the motivation to make that decision? Join us for a workshop on defining goals and becoming motivated. Students will learn the importance of setting and achieving goals.

Diebold Center for the Performing Arts

Admission is free for Edinboro University students, $3 for all other students, and $5 for general admission.

Brothers & Sisters United Family Fued - 8pm - Seminar Room

(Contact Ray Youngblood for more information or to sign-up).

The United Voices of Edinboro will hold a talent show on Thursday, March 7, at 8 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center Multipurpose Room.

Admission is $3, and all students are welcome to attend.

Women's Tennis vs. Roberts Wesleyan College, March 8, noon, Westwood Racquet Club, Erie, PA.

4:30 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 303A

Sponsored by the Multicultural Affairs Office

5 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, Room 303A

Sponsored by the Multicultural Affairs Office

Edinboro women meet top-seeded Bloomsburg on its home court in a PSAC semifinal matchup Friday, March 8, at about 7:30 p.m. in Bloomsburg University's Nelson Field House.

The winner faces the winner of Gannon-Millersville on Saturday at 7 p.m. in Bloomsburg to decide the championship. 

Join us in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, MPR for a chance to win $250 cash! FREE FOOD!

Sponsored by the University Programming Board. Admission is free and open to the public. Click here for a complete list of performances and events sponsored by the UPB.

Frank G. Pogue Student Center

Royal Stewart Admissions Visitation Days offer prospective students the opportunity to visit the campus in a group setting.  
 
The first hour includes a presentation from the Undergraduate Admissions Office providing answers to questions about all aspects concerning new student enrollment. The second hour includes a tour of the campus including the dining hall, student center, library and on campus housing.
 
Register here

Fighting Scots host the EWL Tournament at McComb Fieldhouse

Bates Gallery, Loveland Hall

Women's Lacrosse vs. Roberts Wesleyan College, Saturday, March 9, at 2 p.m. at Roberts Wesleyan College, Rochester, NY

Dr. William P. Alexander Music Building, Recital Hall