Do you know that the Chemistry Department at CSU has the only ComACC accredited Clinical Chemistry Ph.D. Program in America? Are you interested in pursuing a career in the field of laboratory medicine, and being a director of the clinical lab? Come and join their in-person seminar to explore the field of clinical chemistry!

The invited speaker (Cate Omosule) is a clinical chemistry fellow from Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine, one of the prestigious clinical chemistry fellowship programs. She will visit CSU to give an interactive talk with students, describing career choices, clinical chemistry fellowship application process, the structure of different programs, her daily duties in the clinical lab setting, and more.

Hosted by Clinical Chemistry Journal Club

General meeting of fellow graduate assistants who are willing to share their experience in their current role as a G.A. / R.A. / T.A. GPSA would like to get your feedback on stipends, benefits, and work environment. They would like to engage in conversations about conflicts with supervisors, fellow graduate assistants, classroom control, work hours, assignments, working over breaks and etc. They need your feedback to strengthen the graduate population!

Hosted by Graduate & Professional Student Association

Join CSU APA on April 11th at 6:00 PM for a kickback and walk-through tour (weather providing) of CSU's new food truck park! They'll be discussing what YOU want to see in a food truck park on campus. Food and snacks will be provided!

Hosted by American Planning Association

We See You. We Hear You. We Believe You. Wear teal and show your support for survivors of sexual/intimate partner violence during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Join in the Believe you video shoot at 11:45, stop by the Believe You Booth, visit CSU PD and their special furry friend, say hello to the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center and create you own support coloring page for the clothesline. T-shirts available to those who are in the video.

Hosted by Student Wellness Programs

Talk LGBTQ+ topics at their "Dessert* & Discuss" series. This is a special, virtual addition of the event to increase accessibility for their discussion on "Neurodiversity, Disability & the LGBTQ+ community." Dessert will unfortunately not be provided for this date, but we encourage you to enjoy your favorite snack during the call!

Hosted by LGBTQ+ Student Services

Dress for Success and Passages, two professional dress non-profit organizations to dress students in need head to toe - free for all CSU students. The Pop Up Shop will be on the second floor of Rhodes Tower West, taking over the Career Development space and offering students the chance to feel more prepared going out into the world for internships, first destination jobs, or even for upcoming interviews.

What to do: SHOW UP! This is a first-come, first-served event and students will be able to line up for the shop to open at 10 AM. You will need a CSU student ID and they will confirm you are taking coursework this semester: that's it!

All undergraduate, graduate, and law students are welcome to attend. As they anticipate there to be lines throughout the day, plan ahead and mark your calendar! They hope to serve 200-300 students (or more)!

They’ve been paying special attention to making sure this inclusive event offers professional dress for everyone, regardless of identity, size, or need. This will be a positive, uplifting, and special day to allow CSU students shine and feel their best for whatever will come next!

Hosted by the office of Career Development & Exploration

Department of Psychology Assistant Professor, Dr. Liz Goncy, will discuss topics on

Hosted by Student Wellness Programs

Hey Vikes! Join Student Government and the Center for Refugee and Immigrant Success in the Student Center Ballroom between 11:30am-1:00pm on Thursday, April 14th to increase awareness about the Refugee Crisis in the Cleveland community.

Come interact with panelists from several non-profits and other community partners to learn how your organization can find solutions and better support refugees moving into our surrounding neighborhoods. Let’s come together in full strength and show them what strong, resilient Vikings can do!

Hosted by Student Government and

 the Center for Refugee and Immigrant Success

The US inflation rate is the highest it has been since 1982, with data indicating an inflation rate of 7.9% for the 12 month period ending the end of February 2022. This will undoubtedly affect businesses by driving up costs and increasing prices, which in turn, only makes it harder for businesses to reach their goals related to margin and profitability. Join the conversation on April 14 as panelists discuss inflation and its impact of business, and consider practices that can be done to manage one’s business amidst inflation.

Hosted by Monte Ahuja College of Business

“Don't sweat the small stuff” is sage advice for handling many situations in life. But you can safely toss that adage out the window when it comes time to writing or updating your resume. That's because every single word counts. Meet with area employers to receive critical feedback on your resume and “elevator pitch.” You must bring a digital copy of your resume.​​

Meet with area employers to receive critical feedback on your resume and “elevator pitch" in this DROP-IN EVENT. You must bring a digital copy of your resume.​​Advance registration required: Click Here To Register

Hosted by the office of Career Development & Exploration

The Black Student Union is hosting a movie night! Bring a friend and come enjoy a movie with them! They will be showing "King Richard", a 2021 American biographical sports drama film which follows the life of Richard Williams, the father and coach of famed tennis players Venus and Serena Williams.

Hosted by the Black Student Union

Come out and cheer on YOUR CSU Vikings this week at home! For more information, visit https://csuvikings.com/

Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion

4:00 PM

Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion

10:00 AM

Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion

2:00 PM

Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion

Do you want to network with CSU Alumni? Do you want to enjoy a great meal? Do you want to meet other students and build connections? Then this night is for you! On Wednesday April 27th starting at 5pm in the Student Center Ballroom, join the 1964 Society for their Almost Alumni Dinner.

You read that right, the famous Almost Alumni Dinner is BACK! While elements is no more, that won't stop them! This year the dinner will be held in the SC Ballroom and catered by CSU. Mingle with students, and CSU Alumni for a great night of networking. Students will have the opportunity to network with Alumni over a delicious meal. Connections made at prior years events have led to job opportunities, mentorships, and lifetime connections. You do not want to miss this!

Hosted by the 1964 Society

The CSU Recreation Center is hiring Summer Camp Counselors for Summer 2022! Come join the fun!

Rate: $9.75/hour

Hours: Guaranteed 30 hours/week

If you love kids & a fun and active working environment, click here to apply!

Questions? Email Mackenzie Lamar at m.lamar@csuohio.edu

Engage with a panel of women business owners who dialogue about leadership, mentorship, gender, family life, and meaningful moments. There will be light refreshments and giveaways.

Help CRIS, TASC and SGA show support to our local Afghan and Ukrainian refugee communities by donating supplies! Often, these families are leaving their homes with very little on their backs and could use the might of our CSU Vikings to help them

Donation bins are located in TASC's Office in BH 233, the Library Entrance, the Rec Center Entrance, Euclid Commons Lobby, and the Student Center Atrium facing Euclid Avenue. Please only donate items in GOOD CONDITION within categories listed below. SGA is ready to give these families a fighting chance for the future, are you?

Spring into Wellness with a little help from our free digital coaching app, BetterYou! BetterYou is a mobile wellness app that helps people spend their time on the things that matter most. You set goals that are important to you in the areas of physical, social, educational, and mental wellness, and BetterYou runs in the background to log your progress, providing gentle nudges and rewards along the way that positively influence behaviors.

Earn your first reward after completing onboarding in the app and get a $5 gift card to a retailer of your choice! Visit https://register.betteryou.ai and sign up with your CSU email.

Come to Lift Up Vikes! Food Pantry to pick up a FREE useable shopping tote. Moving forward, anytime you bring your LUV! shopping tote, you’ll be entered in to win a gift card raffle. They really want to encourage the use of sustainable products as we LUV! our Earth!

One tote per CSU student ID, while supplies last