Heathers the Musical opens this week!
Based on the ‘80’s cult classic movie "Heathers," the musical follows the story of Veronica Sawyer, who is trying to navigate Westerburg High in the face of a ruthless group of girls all named Heather. Veronica wants her school to be more kind but is she willing to kill for it? This show containes themes of violence, suicide, eating disorders, and other material some may find difficult. Masks required for the audience. Tickets available at tickets.luther.edu, x1357, or by stopping by the Ticket Office in the CFL. Performances are Nov. 11th - 13th, and 17th - 20th at 7:30 p.m. in the Center for the Arts.
Philanthropy Week Nov 8-12, Williams Lounge (by the fireplace), Union
All students are invited to share how scholarships impact your Luther experience! Stop by the Union to write thank-you notes and walk away with tasty treats and a chance to win a Nintendo Switch Lite or a basket of game night goodies!
Consulting Club - Nov. 9
Consulting Club is a student organization with the intention of informing students on consulting as a career possibility. We will bring in presenters from major consulting firms to speak with members of our organization. Other activities we plan on are case studies, group discussions, and working with the Luther community. Weekly meetings starting Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 pm in Olin 106. Click here if you are interested! consultingclub@luther.edu
LCDM Meeting - Nov 11
Luther College Dance Marathon is holding an all-advocate meeting beginning at 7:30PM in Valders 206 on Thursday. November 11. All currently registered advocates and all students interested in learning more about or participating in Dance Marathon are invited to attend to learn more about LCDM's mission, families, and fundraising. Questions? lcdm@luther.edu
ISAA Fashion Show - Nov. 13
The International Student Association and Allies will host their annual Fashion Show in the CFL Main Hall on Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. This event gathers students of a variety of backgrounds to display a wealth of diversity and talent.
Proceeds from this event will go to Eswatini Solidarity Fund, a volunteer-based international movement of all sympathizers of democratic movement in Eswatini that collects all forms of financial, material and otherwise support to help with humanitarian and relief efforts brought by the political turmoil in Eswatini. More information about the organization can be found here.
Tickets are available at the Ticket (Box) Office and tickets.luther.edu. $3/person in advance and $5 at the door.
Polarizing Populism in Latin America - Nov 16
Based on his book project, Dr. Orçun Selçuk will present "Polarizing Populism in Latin America" on Tuesday, November 16 at 6:00pm in the CFL Recital Hall. With a particular focus on the Venezuelan and Ecuadorian experience, Dr. Selçuk explores the ways populist leaders undermine democracy by polarizing the political environment between their supporters and opponents, not only in Latin America but in Europe, the United States, and the rest of the world.
Research sponsored in part by the Doris and Ragnvald Ylvisaker Endowment for Faculty Growth. Presentation sponsored by Political Science and International Studies.
Helping Services and Senior Nursing Students, "Living Above the Influence: Binge Drinking" - Nov. 18
Luther Senior Nursing Students and Helping Services invite students and faculty to attend an educational presentation focused on binge drinking. Helping Services for Youth and Families is an organization that strives to create healthier and safer communities in Northeast Iowa. Helping Services and Senior Nursing Students will be speaking on the effects and alternatives to binge drinking in the surrounding community and on campus. Please join us for an interactive and educational experience! Thursday, November 18, from 5:30-6:30pm at Baker Commons.
Become an advocate for the LGBTQIA+ population by attending Safe Zone training!
Safe Zone training is an opportunity to learn about LGBTQIA+ identities, gender and sexuality, and examine prejudice and assumptions. After, you will receive a Safe Zone Trained sign to communicate to others that you are supportive of LGBTQIA+ individuals. Join us on either Nov. 16th or Dec. 7th from 4:30-6:30 pm in Peace Dining Room by signing up here (Sponsored by CIES).
Form Your Own Book Group
The Center for Ethics and Public Engagement (CEPE) invites you to form your own book group. Identify a book that would challenge your thinking on a critical issue, invite a few others to join you, and sign up. Books are provided and are yours to keep! Open to all Luther community members, with priority given to students. Email cepe@luther.edu with questions.
Sustainability Work-Study Positions Available
Want to be part of a team that's working to make Luther College more sustainable? And get paid for it? Sustainability work-study positions are available. You can use and develop skills in marketing, communications, event planning, data collection, program facilitation and peer teaching. Work in exciting initiatives related to equity, energy, local foods, waste reduction and more. Build your skills while building sustainability. Fill out a work application here.
The Career Center is Now Hiring!
The Career Center is seeking two Sophomores or Juniors for fun, purposeful work. Email Miriam Skrade mbskrade@luther.edu for more information and to apply. (6 hours/week, $8.75/hour)
Earn while you learn and serve
Make money. Build personal and professional skills. Make connections. Serve your community. If you are interested in any or all of these then a work study position is for you. There are many exciting work study opportunities that are currently available. Go to Luther Work Study On-Campus Jobs to see what positions are currently open on campus. Thinking of working second semester? Line something up now to start then.
ADHD Support Group
Counseling service continues to offer a support group for individuals with ADHD. Students can discuss their struggles and successes with executive functioning challenges such as organization, time management, focus, emotional management, flexible thinking, self-monitoring and more. Most importantly it's a place to feel validated in your experiences. Meets in person weekly on Thursdays 10:00-10:45am while classes are in session. Sign up required. Contact molobo01@luther.edu with any questions.
Attention Recyclers
Norse recyclers! Please do not put any plastic bags, plastic sheeting, Amazon plastic envelopes or bubble wrap in a recycling container on campus. Our local recycling program does not accept these, and they gum up their equipment. Thanks for reading signs on recycling containers, and practicing helpful recycling! Questions? sustainability@luther.edu
Asymptomatic COVID Testing for All Students, Faculty, and Staff
Luther’s EAST (Expanded Asymptomatic Surveillance Testing) is open to all students, faculty, and staff on Tuesdays from 1-4:30 p.m. Appointments are required and can be booked online, up to 12 hours in advance. On the appointment website, look for “Asymptomatic COVID Testing for Luther Community Members.” Anyone being tested must have no COVID symptoms and should be feeling healthy at the time of their appointment. This testing service is free of charge. Masks are required at the testing site, located at 404 High St.
College Ministries
November Book Club - Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again
For all who are curious, wondering, skeptical, or even cynical about the Bible - you are invited to join College Ministries in reading the book Inspired by Rachel Held Evans, a book about encountering the Bible on its own terms, not as a magic book, but as something far more captivating and confounding. Join us for the remaining 3 dates for discussion in November: 9,16, and 22. Discussions take place at 7pm in the Aisle 1 lounge in the CFL (outside College Ministries office) with warm beverages provided. No reading is required and copies of the book are still available in the College Ministries Office for $10. Contact ministry@luther.edu to sign up or for more information.
Chapel Schedule (10:30am M-W-F)
Wednesday Nov 10: Nicholas Shaneyfelt
Friday, Nov 12: Wanda Deifelt and Cathedral Choir
Chapel Streaming
Chapel streaming is back! Look up “Luther College Ministries” on YouTube and subscribe while you’re there!
Catholic Mass on Campus
November 13 at 4:00 in the CRH. Join us for mass on campus! Reach out to csc@luther.edu with any questions.
