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CONTRIBUTORS
ILLUSTRATIONS
Kristina Von Essen
Taylor Froberg
Daniel Lazo
Jackson Scherer
Braxton Wanner
STORIES
Chloe Allmand
Daniel Fisher
Jonathan Glover
EDITING
Mindy Holliday
LET’S GET SOCIAL P.3
We like you. You like us. Let’s be friends!
STUDENT ELECTIONS P.4
Be a candidate. Be a voter.
JOHN QUIÑONES P.6
A 20/20 Vision on Hispanic America
SPRING DECATHLON
& WILDCAT DASH P.8
You could be World Champion
FAMILY WEEKEND P.10
It’s a family affair
LAYOUT
Justin Beckman
VOLUME ELEVEN
ISSUE THREE
HYPE is published quarterly by the
Student Life Publicity Center, a
student-funded agency offering a
variety of creative services as well as
professionally mentored experiences
for student staff and collaborators.
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
BURGSTOCK 2015 P.12
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Justin Beckman
Mindy Holliday
STUDENT MEDICAL &
COUNSELING CLINIC P.14
STUDENT STAFF
Live. Learn. Loud.
Healthcare made easy
EVENT CALENDAR P.16
What’s happening?
Chloe Allmand, Daniel Fisher,
Anuhea Freitas, Taylor Froberg,
Jonathan Glover, Catherine Johnson,
Danny Lazo, Olabode Makinde,
Megan Schmitt, Tenley Stedman,
Alex Thiongo, Kristina Von Essen,
Braxton Wanner
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[email protected]
www.cwu.edu/publicity
509-963-1677
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WORDS BY JONATHAN GLOVER * ILLUSTRATION BY TAYLOR FROBERG
THE ASCWU AND YOU
(THE STUDENT)
The Associated Students of Central
Washington University (ASCWU) Student Government elections are almost
upon us. With seven positions up for
grabs next year, the time is now to get
acquainted with student government
roles and responsibilities, especially if
you’re planning on running for office
next year.
CANDIDATES MUST
FILE BY APRIL 10
President
Responsibilities: The President serves as
chief spokesperson, gives the State of
the ASCWU Address in the spring and
represents the Associated Students in all
legislative issues, among other insanely
awesome duties.
In this position you need to have a lot
of self motivation to get things done.
Try to remain confident as well; you
can’t just freeze up when your moment
comes.
– Yosef Gamble, current President
Executive Vice President
Responsibilities: Provides a budget
forecast each fall, oversees committees
and appointments, and summarizes
monetary activity. This position also
chairs the Services and Activities (S&A)
committee, which proposes budget
levels for various S&A funded CWU
departments and organizations.
Be very familiar with day-to-day
operations that will allow the Student
Government to pursue long-term
strategies.
– Nick Shuey, current Executive Vice
President
Vice President for Clubs
& Organizations
Responsibilities: Handles recognition for
student groups and chairs the ASCWU
Club Senate. Also acts as liaison for
clubs and organizations as well as the
sports council, and manages insurance
policy for the ASCWU Student Government and subsidiary groups.
Have good time and task management
skills. Having the ability to prioritize
tasks and complete them in a timely
manner is necessary to being successful
as the V.P. for Clubs and Organizations.
– Phil Rush, current Vice President for
Clubs & Organizations
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Responsibilities: Serves as the primary
student resource for issues or concerns
regarding academics and acts as Chair
of the Student Academic Senate. Meets
semimonthly with the Provost and
reimburses money to individuals who
seek to learn outside of the classroom
through SAS funds.
Have issues you’re really passionate
about coming into this position and
have a goal and know how to accomplish it. You have the resources and
contacts with a lot of people, so use
them!
– Jennifer Treadway, current Vice
President for Academic Affairs
Vice President for Equity
and Community Affairs
Responsibilities: Serves as liaison to university equity, diversity and service task
forces, and leads community outreach.
Represents the ASCWU Student Government at Ellensburg city government and
community agency meetings.
You need strong initiative in this
position to succeed. Nobody is making
sure you’re doing what you need to do.
It takes being creative and finding new
ways to be efficient. Having a love for
everyone doesn’t hurt either.
– Spencer Biallas, current Vice President
for Equity and Community Affairs
Vice President for Student Life
and Facilities
Responsibilities: Chairs the Student
Union and Recreation Advisory boards,
attends all Resident Hall Association
(RHA) meetings in addition to overseeing general on and off-campus safety
and student concerns. This position is
responsible for the new Wildcat Statue,
and is Wellington the Wildcat’s boss!
Be overall creative and try to be a
people person. This position works well
when you know events on campus and
you’ve participated in them. For me, this
made the learning curve a lot easier and
allowed me to make a difference.
– Rob Lane, current Vice President
for Student Life and Facilities
Vice President for Legislative Affairs
Responsibilities: Provides programs
to increase political awareness and
organizes voter registration, as well as
attends legislative hearings in Olympia.
Chairs the CWU Washington Student
Association chapter and leads Student
Lobby Day – an exclusive day-trip to
Olympia for CWU students to lobby
their congress.
Be prepared for things to change unexpectedly, especially during legislative
meetings. This position requires you to
stay on your toes.
– Cassie DuBore, current Vice President
for Legislative Affairs
Now that you understand the ASCWU
Student Government positions and
how they operate, it’s up to you to
put yourself out there and run for
office. So what do you say, Wildcats –
are you up for the job?
AN INFORMED VOTER
IS A HAPPY VOTER
Hey you. Yes, you. Did you vote last
year? I’m not talking about the United
States elections; I’m talking about the
CWU elections here. I probably don’t
need to tell you how important voting
actually is, but I’m totally going to anyway. Time to drop some knowledge.
Voting is the best tool you have in
voicing your opinion. Not only do you
vote on the next group of Student
Government officers, but you also vote
on any ballot initiatives, such as new
fees. That’s right, YOU have the power
to accept them for what they are, or kick
‘em to the curb if you’re not a fan. The
important thing here is being informed.
TIME TO VOTE, WILDCATS
For election information
and important dates
www.cwu.edu/elections
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WORDS BY CHLOE ALLMAND * ILLUSTRATION BY KRISTINA VON ESSEN
WHAT SHOULD YOU
KNOW? ABC NEWS
CORRESPONDENT
JOHN QUIÑONES
COMING TO CWU
Broadcast news anchor and Emmy
Award winning journalist John
Quiñones is bringing his personal
story of triumph and vision of
success for Hispanics in the United
States to CWU. Quiñones’ speech,
“A 20/20 Vision on Hispanic America,” will convey how he overcame
the difficulties of growing up as the
child of migrant farm workers to
pursue his education and career.
Veronica Gomez-Vilchis, Center for
Diversity and Social Justice (CDSJ)
diversity officer, said that she’s
excited for the CWU and Ellensburg
communities to be able to meet
someone who is using the spotlight
for good.
“I’m hoping out of his speech
attendees will see the resilience
people with farm worker families
have, that desire to be better, to
take on leadership roles and to use
their education and profession to
be advocates for underrepresented
groups who don’t have a voice,”
Gomez-Vilchis said.
Quiñones will arrive on campus
earlier that day to meet with staff
and students before delivering his
speech, which will kick off CWU’s
celebration of Cesar Chavez/Dolores Huerta Week. CDSJ has scheduled events throughout the week
to pay tribute to Latin Americans’
historic struggles.
FAST FACTS
ABOUT QUIÑONES:
Although he is a fifthgeneration American, Quiñones
grew up in a Spanish-speaking
household, and learned English
when he started school
When Quiñones was 13,
his family joined a group
of migrant farm workers
and traveled from Texas to
Michigan to harvest cherries
and to Ohio to harvest
tomatoes
In high school, Quiñones was
selected for Upward Bound, an
anti-poverty program designed
to help inner-city students
prepare for college
Quiñones graduated from
St. Mary’s University in San
Antonio with a bachelor’s in
Speech Communication and
later earned his master’s in
Journalism from Columbia
University
As an undergrad, Quiñones was
a member of the Sigma BetaZeta Chapter of Lambda Chi
Alpha Fraternity
In 2010, Columbia’s Graduate
School of Journalism awarded
Quiñones with the Outstanding
Alumni Award
JOHN QUIÑONES
PRESENTS
“A 20/20 VISION
ON HISPANIC
AMERICA”
-------APRIL 20, 2015
6:30 P.M.
SURC Ballroom
Free
Open to Everyone
Quiñones’ first ABC assignment
was general correspondence in
1982 Miami. He was ABC’s first
Latino correspondent
Quiñones has been an anchor
of ABC’s “Primetime” and is
currently the anchor of the ABC
show “What Would You Do?”
Quiñones has won numerous
awards for his work as a
journalist and broadcaster,
including seven Emmy Awards
for his work on “Primetime
Live,” “Burning Questions”
and “20/20”
****
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WORDS BY JONATHAN GLOVER * ILLUSTRATION BY TAYLOR FROBERG
APRIL 20 – MAY 22
DE-GET-IT-ON AT
THE SPRING FITNESS
DECATHLON
The word “decathlon” is of Greek
origin and literally means 10 feats:
deca (ten) and athlon (feat). It should
come as no surprise then that the
Spring Fitness Decathlon, hosted
by University Recreation, consists
of 10 feats (five for both males and
females), including activities such as
a 500-meter dash and speed-ladder
competition, spread out over the
course of five weeks.
After decathletes register, they’ll
receive their decatha-swag (stay
tuned for more “decatha” jokes) – a
“Wildcat Fitness Decathlon” shirt.
And then the real fun begins.
Every Thursday afternoon, starting
the week of April 20, participants will
meet at the Recreation Center to start
that day’s events. With the help and
supervision of certified University
Recreation personal decatha-trainers
(told you), decathletes will receive
instructions and advice on how to
complete feats the best way possible.
Each event will be split into
“strength” and “conditioning” categories. Shayne Wittkopp, University
Recreation health coordinator, says
the reason behind splitting up
the two types is to ensure proper
decatha-rest (it’s rest times 10) and to
test the overall fitness of the participants, not just one area of skill.
Speaking of skill and fitness, this
particular decathlon features an
impressive list of off-the-wall events
to challenge even the most hardcore
of fitness gurus.
In the “Leonidas” half-mile,
decathletes will run laps around
the Recreation Center track and,
after each pass, will complete
another activity like push-ups or
sit-ups. A few other events will
include a standing vertical jump,
medicine ball throwing and dead
man’s hang.
“It will still be challenging, but
it’s also going to be a lot of fun,”
Wittkopp said. “It’s only as hard
as you make it.”
Male and female first-place decatha-winners (this one actually
makes sense) of each event will
be assigned a score of 10 points,
with the second-place winners
8 points, third-place 6 and so on
until fifth place. At the end of the
five-week excursion, the male
and female participants with
the most points will be crowned
Spring Fitness Decathlon champions.
Anyone is able to join and compete, and each challenge can be
completed at any pace. So suit
up, pump up and get ready for a
decathlon unlike any other.
SPRING FITNESS
DECATHLON
-------APRIL 20 – MAY 22
$20, register at
Rec. Center
front desk
MAY 30
GIVE A 5K FOR THE
WILDCAT DASH
Think you have what it takes to crawl
through mud, run through obstacles,
balance on a beam and climb a rope to
victory? For the fourth year in a row, University Recreation is hosting the Wildcat
Dash – a 5k on campus where runners
test their endurance while making their
way through an obstacle course.
Jordan Stinglen, CWU Intramural and
Special Events coordinator, says the
Wildcat Dash is a great way for students
to get together and celebrate fitness
with the community.
“Well, it’s awesome!” Stinglen exclaimed. “It’s going to be challenging
and tough, but it’s a great opportunity to
join in and have some fun as well.”
Participants who sign up for the 5k will
receive a free Wildcat Dash t-shirt to rep
on race day or enjoy anytime. The first
male and female to complete the 5k will
win a respected Intramural Champ shirt
and ultimate bragging rights.
Work it, make it, do it, makes us
harder, better, faster, stronger at the
Wildcat Dash 5k.
WILDCAT DASH
-------MAY 30 @ 10 A.M.
Alder Recreation Complex
www.cwu.edu/tickets
$20 CWU students/Rec. members,
$40 non-members before May 23,
and $25/$50 respectively until
the day of the event
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WORDS BY DANIEL FISHER * ILLUSTRATION BY BRAXTON WANNER
SPRINGTIME, SUNSHINE
AND FUN FAMILY TIMES
Hey Wildcats! It’s Spring Quarter, the
weather is fabulous and the academic
year is winding down. What better
opportunity to invite your family out
to Ellensburg to enjoy a weekend
packed full of activities and share in
everything your campus and community have to offer?
COMEDIAN
SARA SCHAEFER
STARTS THE WEEKEND
You have a fever! And the only
prescription is more laughter! As a
featured event of CWU Family Weekend 2015, Campus Activities presents
comedian Sara Schaefer Friday, May
8 at 8 p.m. in the SURC Theatre for a
family-friendly evening full of laughs
and knee-slaps. Her real-world situational comedy is relatable on a broad
scale, allowing her work to speak to a
wide range of audiences.
A two-time Emmy award winning
comedian and writer based out of Los
Angeles, Schaefer’s resume boasts
recent high-profile work on television, including appearances on “Late
Night with Jimmy Fallon,” “BestWeekEver.tv” and “Who Wants to Be
a Millionaire.” She has also worked as
a co-host of the late night MTV show
“Nikki & Sara Live.”
Kicking off a weekend packed full of
activities, Schaefer’s performance
at CWU promises to be one of the
highlights of Family Weekend.
CWU THEATRE
ENSEMBLE PRESENTS
“FIDDLER ON THE
ROOF”
The CWU Theatre Arts Department
is an incubation ground for budding
actors here at Central, and with
several show times scheduled
throughout Family Weekend is
pleased to present “Fiddler on the
Roof,” a simple story with a rich and
poignant history.
Tevye, a milkman and father of five
daughters, battles personal struggles in this classic tale as political
and social changes threaten to pull
his family apart. Including classic
songs such as “If I Were a Rich Man”
and “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,”
the musical production is supported
by a powerful score of prerecorded
performances by members of the
London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Couple this timeless play with an optional dinner package at the Dakota
Café, a popular restaurant in the
heart of Ellensburg, and your family
is sure to have an unforgettable
Mother’s Day weekend experience.
FRIDAY MAY 8
SATURDAY MAY 9
• 2015 Juried Student
Art Exhibition
• Family Weekend Check in
• “Fiddler on the Roof” and
Dakota Cafe Dinner Package
• Central Theatre Ensemble
presents “Fiddler on the Roof”
• Comedy Night with
Sara Schaefer
• Family Weekend Check in
• Farmer’s Market
• Yakima River Float
• Wild Horse Wind Farm Tour
• Basket Making Workshop
• Campus Tours
• 2015 Juried Student
Art Exhibition
• Historic Downtown Tours
MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH
Treat Mom to a brunch with a live
musical performance by Nelson
“Nelly” Emokpae, lead singer and
namesake of the group Nelly’s Echo.
Emokpae, who got his big break
on season three of the hit reality
television show “The Voice,” became
known for his soulful and passionate
vocals. Nelly’s Echo has self-released
three albums and performed hundreds of shows around the country as
well as internationally in support of
the troops.
Mother’s Day Brunch offers guests
a chance to experience the uplifting
and joyous music of Nelly’s Echo
while enjoying a delicious buffet-style
meal with breakfast and lunch selections. A full dessert bar and vegetarian options will also be available.
Don’t miss out on this annual
sellout event!
REGISTRATION,
UP-TO-DATE INFO
AND TICKETS
-------CWU.EDU/CAMPUS-LIFE
SUNDAY MAY 10
• 88.1 The ‘Burg Open House
• CWU Climbing Wall Open
• Downton Abbey Tea
at the Museum
• “Fiddler on the Roof”
and Dakota Cafe
Dinner Package
• Central Theatre Ensemble
presents “Fiddler on the Roof”
• Mother’s Day Brunch
• Yakima River Float
• Gallery One Art Day
• 2015 Juried Student
Art Exhibition
• Central Theatre Ensemble presents “Fiddler
on the Roof”
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WORDS BY DANIEL FISHER * ILLUSTRATION BY DANIEL LAZO
HEY, ELLENSBURG.
GET READY.
Your very own local music festival
is right around the corner. This
spring, musicians from around the
state will gather at The Elmira in
downtown Ellensburg for the third
annual “Burgstock” battle of the
bands, hosted by 88.1 The ‘Burg.
With higher production ambitions,
a pair of Sasquatch Music Festival
four-day passes to be raffled off
and more submissions than ever
before, Burgstock 2015 is locked,
stocked and ready to rock.
BIG. BIGGER.
BURGSTOCK!
“Bigger.”
That’s what KCWU-FM Brand
Manager Elena Larrabee had to
say about her expectations for this
year’s festival. “Our first year was
a trial run, last year we worked
on perfecting things and this year
will be bigger and better than
ever.”
Larrabee is working with The
‘Burg’s Music Director Tim
Mitchell to bring to reality a vision
for the battle that has the KCWU
family buzzing with excitement.
One of their passions is representation of local and regional
artists, with a push to offer bands
legitimate exposure.
“We’re trying really hard to reach
out to the local music scene,”
Mitchell said. “Already we’ve seen
representation from Snoqualmie,
Tri-Cities, Yakima and even from
Bellingham. It’s a good mix of
stuff that’s coming in. We want
to rake in all the good talent from
Washington state.”
WHO’S IN?
One of the goals of Burgstock is to
find and promote promising local
talent that may be lurking in hidden
bars or suburban basements, and
Mitchell wants to use the festival as
a means of exposure for these yet-tobe-discovered musicians.
“That stuff matters,” Mitchell added.
“A lot of the bands that are big today
started off doing small college tours
and playing small gigs.”
“Like doing battles for college radio!”
Larrabee enthusiastically added.
Selection for Burgstock is much like
an audition process. A team of volunteers from The ‘Burg’s staff evaluate
and judge two to three tracks of
original work from each band.
“We have a discussion and talk about
the artists we like and the ones we
think have potential,” said Mitchell.
“We come together as a station and
decide how we want to represent
local music in this festival.”
The six bands left standing, the
finalists, are the cream of the 2015
crop and will go head-to-head at
Burgstock on Saturday, May 16.
only a chance to record, but also to
work with people who really know
how to mix and master the right
way, people who know how to take
an idea and form it into a cohesive
piece of work.”
In addition to studio time at
Velvetone, the winning band of
Burgstock will also be awarded a
coveted spot at the 2016 Fisherman’s Village Music Festival, held in
downtown Everett and sponsored
by the Everett Music Initiative.
YOUR TOWN,
YOUR MUSIC FESTIVAL
Burgstock belongs to you: the fans,
the music-lovers and the very people who decide what becomes the
next big thing. Mitchell, Larrabee
and the rest of the staff at 88.1 The
‘Burg are excited for Burgstock and
what it could mean for the future
of the popular music scene.
“Our age group is the perfect demographic,” Mitchell said. “We’re
the next group to go out into the
world, and the music tastes that
we develop here, at this school, will
make a difference.”
IN IT TO WIN IT!
Last year’s winners received four
hours of hands-on, professionally
produced and mixed studio time at
Velvetone Records, and The ‘Burg
is offering the same deal again this
year.
“It’s a local tie-in,” Mitchell said
about the Ellensburg-based label.
“They recorded one of the Screaming Trees’ first albums. They played
a significant part in the big music
movement of the nineties, and
they’re right here in town. This is not
BURGSTOCK
-------SATURDAY, MAY 16
TIME: TBA
The Elmira, 117 E 4th Ave
Free Event
Up-to-date info:
www.881theburg.com
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WORDS BY CHLOE ALLMAND * ILLUSTRATION BY JACKSON SCHERER
HELPING STUDENTS
WITH LIFE’S
UNSCRIPTED
SCENARIOS
ACT I
Scene 1
Three CWU students, Andrea, Kayla
and Leah, are standing in the kitchen
of their house in Timothy Park, near
campus. It’s morning, and Leah woke
up with an eye infection.
Kayla: So, I don’t mean for this to
sound mean, but you look awful. Not
like ‘when did you last wash your hair’
awful but awful like your eye is way red.
Andrea: Have you been sleeping in
your contacts again?
Leah: Yeah, I’ve had them in for a week
straight, and I meant to finally take
them out last night, but I was working
on my paper and I just totally passed
out. (Putting her face close to Kayla’s)
Do you think it looks infected?
Kayla: Ew, yes!
Leah: Well what am I supposed to do?!
My doctor at my parents’ is more than
an hour away.
Andrea: What are you talking about?
Go to the clinic on campus!
Leah: But we don’t live on campus
anymore, so I can’t just go in there.
Kayla: Yes you can. I think any student
can go there, and it’s free.
Andrea: Yeah, it’s always free to just
go in and get checked out. If you end
up needing medicine, which from
looking at your eye, which is gross,
sorry but it is, then they’ll write the
prescription and everything too.
Leah: I don’t get paid until the fifteenth though, so I can’t pay the copay
or anything right now.
Andrea: The last time I was there they
just put the charges on my account,
and then I just had to let my insurance
know and they took care of it.
Kayla: There. Problem solved. And,
I heard that starting fall the clinic is
going to start billing our insurance for
us, so we don’t have to do anything.
Leah: Seriously?
Kayla: That’s what Morgan said, you
know Morgan Green who works in
the clinic office? I saw her the other
day and she was all excited about
it. She said that they help students
without insurance sign up, too, so no
one has to walk around with nasty
red eyes.
Andrea: But, seriously. Aren’t you
supposed to do a presentation
tomorrow? I wouldn’t want to be
in front of my class looking like a
Cyclops.
Leah: I hadn’t thought about that!
Do you think I can get in today?
Andrea: You can almost always get
a same day appointment, especially
if you call right now. It’s only
nine-thirty.
Leah: Okay, I’ll go. Can I use your
phone? (Reaching for Kayla’s phone)
I forgot to charge mine last night.
Kayla: Yeah, but don’t hold it near
that scary eye of yours.
ACT II
Scene 1
Two CWU freshmen, Adam and
Steven, are in their dorm room in
Sparks Hall. Adam is lying in his bed,
while Steven stands in the doorway,
holding a basketball.
Steven: Hey, man. I’m going to go
shoot hoops if you wanted to come.
Adam: No thanks. I’m kind of tired.
Steven: Yeah, okay. I’ll see you later
then. (Turns to leave, but then turns
back) Are you okay? You haven’t
really done anything in like, I don’t
know, two weeks? Longer?
Adam: I’m fine. I told you I’m just
tired.
Steven: (Sitting down on his own
bed) Okay, dude, I know this is kind
of awkward to talk about, but I don’t
think you’re just tired.
Adam: What do you mean?
Steven: Anything, man. Being away
from home, school’s stressing you
out. Anything.
Adam: But isn’t depression, I don’t
know, serious?
Steven: Well yeah, but so is just lying
in your bed pretty much all day. I
don’t want to push you or anything,
but that’s not really you.
Adam: Okay. Well I’m not saying I
am, but if I was actually depressed,
what could I do about it? Go to the
doctor? Go see a shrink? I’m not
doing that.
Steven: You could just go to the
clinic on campus. No one would know
you’re going unless you wanted them
to know, it’s all totally private. And
it’s free.
Adam: It’s free? Seriously?
Steven: It’s free here for students to
go talk to one of the counselors, as
many times as you need to. I’m just
saying, man, it might help.
Adam: I think I would feel kind of
stupid. There’s nothing that wrong,
you know?
Steven: Dude, they’ll understand.
I’m sure they deal with really serious
stuff and people who are just in
weird funks. You could just try it?
Adam: All right, I’ll think about it. But
I don’t want them to call my parents.
Steven: They won’t do that. They can
only tell anyone if you give them permission. It would all just be between
you and whoever you talk to.
Adam: Okay. Well, I’ll go in tomorrow
I guess, after class. Just to check it
out.
Steven: You could probably go now,
or just call and see if you could go
later today.
Adam: Nah, I think I want to go shoot
hoops.
Steven: Are you sure?
Steven: I just… I think maybe you’re
kind of depressed.
Adam: Yeah, I’m sure. Like you said, I
haven’t played for a couple of weeks.
I guess I could use the practice.
Adam: Depressed about what?
(They exit.)
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MARCH 31
APRIL 2
Noon - 1 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
8 p.m., sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
Cesar Chavez Birthday Celebration
MARCH 31
APRIL 3 - 10
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
(includes equipment & belay
certification exam fee)
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
Free to $55/team, depends on league
Register at www.IMLeagues.com/cwu
Intramural Sports • www.cwu.edu/rec/
intramural-sports • 509-963-3511
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
MARCH 31 - APRIL 6
Intramural Registration Open
APRIL 3
CWU Baseball vs Western Oregon
Group Fitness Demo Days!
Group Fitness • www.cwu.edu/rec
509-963-3517
APRIL 1 – JUNE 13
“Binding Cultures: Living Landscapes
and Material Life in Northern
Luzon, Philippines”
Noon and 3 p.m. • CWU Baseball Field
Free • CWU Department of Athletics
www.wildcatsports.com
509-963-1914
APRIL 3
Youth Climbing Program Begins
Opening reception: Thursday, April 9 at
5:30 p.m. • MCE, Dean Hall
Museum of Culture and Environment
www.cwu.edu/museum • 509-963-2313
5 - 6:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $75 for
children of Rec. Center members,
$95 for non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 1
APRIL 4
www.cwu.edu/rec
Noon and 3 p.m.
CWU Baseball Field • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
Camp C-Woo Registration Opens
APRIL 1
April Fool’s Special
Videos, starting at 11 a.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
APRIL 2 - 21
Michael Sarich: Heads or Tails
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 2
5-7 p.m. • Sarah Spurgeon Gallery • Free
Sarah Spurgeon Gallery
www.cwu.edu/art • 509-963-3153
APRIL 2 - MAY 31
& JUNE 19 - 23
Wilderness First Responder
Certification Course
Before 4/10: $580 CWU students/Rec.
Center members, $630 non-members,
After 4/10: $600/$650
OPR • www.cwu.edu/opr
509-963-3537
APRIL 2
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
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APRIL 6
Open Mic Night
CWU Baseball vs Western Oregon
APRIL 4
Men’s Rugby Varsity Cup Round of 14
1 p.m. • CWU Rugby Pitch • Free
Wear your black and tag yourself at the
match #packthepitch
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
APRIL 5
Creating Powerful Resumes &
Cover Letters
4 - 5 p.m. • Brooks Library • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
APRIL 6
Private Climbing Instruction
Information Session
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • Free
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 6
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
APRIL 6
Washington State Supreme Court
Justice Steven Gonzalez
6:30 p.m. • 137 A/B • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 6
Monday Movie Madness: Night
at the Museum
Two showings: 7 and 9:30 p.m.
SURC Theatre
Free for CWU students w/ ID, $3 GA
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
APRIL 7
Campus Involvement Fair
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free
ASCWU Clubs and Organizations
[email protected]
APRIL 7
Sunset Hike
Kids Rock Climbing
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $8 for
children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
Departs OPR at 4 p.m., returns at
approx. 7 p.m. • $5 per trip for CWU
students & Rec. Center members,
$10 for non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 6
APRIL 7
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Informational Session
3:30 - 5:30 p.m. • SURC 236
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
- First Year Experience Events
How to Rock a Job Interview
4 - 5 p.m. • Brooks Library • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
APRIL 7
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
- Sophomore Year Experience Events
APRIL 7
Manuary Film: “Tough Guise 2:
Violence, Manhood &
American Culture”
5 - 8 p.m. • SURC137 • Free, includes
nachos! Q&A to follow
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 8
Autism Awareness
1 - 5 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 8
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 8
Career Fair and Networking Success
5 - 6 p.m. • Brooks Library • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
APRIL 8
APRIL 10 - REPEATS
EVERY FRIDAY
Intramural Disc Golf Tournament
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Free • Check out disc
golf equipment at OPR
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
APRIL 11
Wildcat Day
Club & Organization Fair:
8 - 10 a.m. • SURC 1st Floor
University Housing & New Student
Programs • [email protected]
509-963-1323
APRIL 11
Intramural Disc Golf Tournament
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Free • Check out disc
golf equipment at OPR
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
APRIL 9
Senior Summit
4 - 6 p.m. • Lombard Room • Free for
Spring and Summer graduating seniors
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
APRIL 9
Open Mic Night
8 p.m., sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
APRIL 10
SOURCE: submissions due
Noon • www.cwu.edu/source
APRIL 10
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Filing closes
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
Women’s Sport Club Soccer vs.
Seattle University
11 a.m. • Free
Alder Recreation Complex
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
APRIL 12
APRIL 12
10 - 4 p.m. • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $8 for
children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
Safe Space Training and Workshop
APRIL 9
APRIL 9 - REPEATS
EVERY THURSDAY
APRIL 12
APRIL 11
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. • Location TBD
Sports Medicine • 509-963-3550
[email protected]
11 a.m. • Free
Alder Recreation Complex
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
11 a.m. • Free
Alder Recreation Complex
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
Men’s Sport Club Soccer vs.
Gonzaga University
APRIL 11
Spring Career Fair
Men’s Sport Club Lacrosse vs. WWU
CPR/First Aid/AED course
OPR Fireside
6 - 7:30 p.m. • OPR Patio • Free
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 12
Men’s Sport Club Soccer vs. EWU
APRIL 11
Intramural Tennis Tournament
1 p.m. • Tennis Courts (near Nicholson
Pavilion) • $5 per player, singles &
doubles divisions. Register at
www.IMLeagues.com/cwu
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
APRIL 11
Men’s Rugby Varsity Cup
Quarter Final
1 p.m. • Alder Recreation Complex • Free
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
Kids Rock Climbing
APRIL 12
David Kim, guest forte pianist
4 p.m. • Recital Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
APRIL 12
Kayak Pool Session
7 - 9 p.m. • CWU Aquatic Center
$5 per session
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 13
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
1 p.m. • CWU Rugby Pitch • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
(includes equipment & belay
certification exam fee)
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 11
APRIL 13
4 p.m. • Recital Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
Ryan Keberle and Catharsis,
jazz sextet
APRIL 11
An Evening at the Brooks:
2nd annual Library Gala and
Silent Auction
7 - 10 p.m. • Brooks Library • $10 CWU
students, $20 per person, $35 per
couple in advance
Brooks Library • www.lib.cwu.edu
509-963-2117
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
APRIL 13 ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Campaign Kickoff Meeting
6 - 8 p.m. • SURC 301
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 13
Monday Movie Madness:
American Sniper
Two showings: 7 and 9:30 p.m.
SURC Theatre
Free for CWU students w/ ID, $3 GA
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
Events subject to change. Please contact department listed for most current information.
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APRIL 14
Manuary Panel: “What Does it Mean
to be a Man?”
11 - 3 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 14
Movement Clinic
4 – 6 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $10
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 14
Queer Film Series
5 p.m. • SURC 137 A&B • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 14
Patrick Sheridan, guest tuba recital
5 p.m. • Recital Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
APRIL 15 ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Last day for write-in
candidates for Primary Election
4 p.m. • SURC 263
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 15 - 16
Autism Awareness
SURC Theatre • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 16
Brother 2 Brother co-founder
Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe to host
workshop for students
1:30 - 4 p.m. • SURC 201 • Free
Campus Life • 509-963-1691
APRIL 16
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
7:30 p.m. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
$12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
APRIL 16
APRIL 15
Bike Maintenance Clinic
4 p.m. • OPR • Free
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 15
Getting into Grad School
4 - 5:30 p.m. • Brooks Library • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
APRIL 15
Black Film Series: “Dark Girls”
6:30 p.m. • Black Hall 151 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 15
Faculty Recital: Daniel Lipori, bassoon
and Maria Roditeleva-Wibe, piano
Dave Tull Trio
7 p.m. • Recital Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
APRIL 18
Green Dot Bystander Training
TIME TBD • Wellington Event Center
Free, Register online at
www.cwu.edu/wellness
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
APRIL 18
Earth Day Family Festival
at the Museum
All Day • Dean Hall Lawn • Free
Museum of Culture and Environment
www.cwu.edu/museum • 509-963-2313
APRIL 18
3rd annual Salmon Run
5k/10k/Kid’s run
9 a.m. • 5K - $20, 10K - $25, Small Fry kid’s
dash - Free (day of registration only)
Dean Hall Lawn • Register at www.cwu.
edu/tickets. Day of registration will be
available, cash or check only.
Museum of Culture and Environment
www.cwu.edu/museum • 509-963-2313
7 p.m. • Recital Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
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Earth Week: 42 annual
Yakima River Cleanup
9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. • SURC East Patio
Free, includes a light breakfast,
lunch and t-shirt.
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
APRIL 18
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
10 - noon • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 17
7:30 p.m. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
• $12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
3 - 5 p.m. • SURC 301 • Free
Campus Life • 509-963-1691
APRIL 18
11 a.m. • Free
Alder Recreation Complex
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. • SURC
Tabling for all candidates
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
Brother 2 Brother co-founder
Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe
9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Tomlinson Stadium • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
APRIL 18
8 p.m., sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
APRIL 17
APRIL 15
Track and Field: Spike Arlt
Invitational
Open Mic Night
APRIL 15
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Campaign Day
APRIL 18
- First Year Experience Events
Women’s Sport Club Soccer vs.
Gonzaga University
APRIL 18
Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
Noon - 5 p.m. • Free
Academic & Research Commons
Brooks Library • www.lib.cwu.edu
509-963-2861
APRIL 18
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
7:30 p.m. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
$12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
APRIL 18 - 19
Outdoor Overnight Climbing Trip
Depart 10 a.m., return approx. 4 p.m.
$75 CWU students & Rec. Center
members, $95 non members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 19
Men’s Sport Club Lacrosse vs.
University of Puget Sound
1 p.m. • Alder Recreation Complex • Free
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
APRIL 19
Women’s Sport Club Soccer vs.
Eastern Washington University
1 p.m. • Alder Recreation Complex • Free
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
APRIL 19
Kids Rock Climbing
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $8 for
children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
- Sophomore Year Experience Events
APRIL 19
Kayak Pool Session
7 - 9 p.m. • CWU Aquatic Center
$5 per session
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 20 – MAY 22
Spring Fitness Decathlon
Recreation Center
University Recreation • 509-963-3512
www.cwu.edu/rec
APRIL 20
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
APRIL 20
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Forum
6 - 8 p.m. • Location TBA
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 20
John Quinones: Host of the hit TV
show “What Would You Do?”
6:30 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 20
ASCWU Student Government
Primary Elections: Online voting
begins at 8 p.m.
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 21
Chavez-Huerta Activism
101 Workshop
11 and 4 p.m. • Free • Location TBD
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 21
Information Services
Wildcat Tech Talk
Noon • Black Hall 151
IS Service Desk • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/its-helpdesk
APRIL 21
What Employers Want
4 - 5 p.m. • Shaw-Smyser 205 • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
APRIL 21
Sunset Hike
Departs OPR at 4 p.m., returns at
approx. 7 p.m. • $5 per trip for CWU
students & Rec. Center members,
$10 for non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 21 & 28 (MUST
ATTEND BOTH DATES)
APRIL 23
4 - 6 p.m. • $45 • Climbing Wall,
Pre-registration is recommended
Climbing Wall • www.cwu.edu/
climbing-wall • 509-963-3539
7:30 p.m. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
$12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
Indoor Lead Climbing Clinic
APRIL 21
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
(includes equipment & belay
certification exam fee)
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 21
Lion Rock Visiting Writers Series:
Poet Thomas Sayers Ellis
7:30 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free
Department of English
www.cwu.edu/english/lion-rockvisiting-writer-series
APRIL 22 ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Primary Election
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 22
Cesar Chavez Movie Night
7 p.m. • Free • Location TBD
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 23
Outdoor Spring Symposium
Vendor Fair
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. • SURC East Patio • Free
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 23
Tea at 3 Speaker Series: Rosalinda
Guillen, Community Member
(in conjunction with
Chavez-Huerta Week)
3 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free, includes
cookies and tea
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
APRIL 23
Human Trafficking Awareness with
Peter Qualliotine
5:30 p.m. • Black 151 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 23
“Composting: Making Dirt for Earth
Week” a lecture by Dr. Steve Gilbert,
Institute of Neurotoxicology and
Neurological Disorders (INND)
5:30 p.m. • MCE, Dean Hall
Museum of Culture and Environment
www.cwu.edu/museum • 509-963-2313
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
APRIL 24 – 26
CWU College Rodeo
Ellensburg Rodeo Arena
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
APRIL 24
Ethics Bowl
Time TBD • Shaw Smyser • Free
Department of Management
www.cwu.edu/business/ethicsbowl
509-963-1042
APRIL 24
Evening of Recognition – Call for
Nominations Due
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
APRIL 24
CWU Softball vs
Western Washington
Double Header 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. • CWU
Softball Field • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
APRIL 24
Holi Festival
2 - 4 p.m. • Barto Lawn • $5 for students
w/ ID, $10 w/o. Event t-shirt included
CWU ROTARACT • 509-374-7815
[email protected]
APRIL 24
Ernie G Leadership Workshop
4 - 5:30 p.m. • Black 201
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 24
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
7:30 p.m. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
$12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
APRIL 24
Ayron Jones and the Way
8 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
APRIL 25
Earth Week: ICP Downtown Cleanup
7:30 a.m. – noon • SURC Pit • Free,
includes lunch and t-shirt
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
APRIL 23
Comedy Show with Ernie G.
7 - 8 p.m. • Sue Lombard Dining Hall
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
Events subject to change. Please contact department listed for most current information.
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APRIL 25
APRIL 26
APRIL 29
Registration begins at 8 a.m., Race
starts at 9 a.m. • SURC East Patio
$15 for students, $20 for non-students
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $8 for
children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
5 - 7 p.m. (or meet at OPR at 4:55 p.m.)
Challenge Course • $5 CWU students &
Rec Center members, $10 non-members
Challenge Course • www.cwu.edu/rec
509-963-3539 • [email protected]
4th annual Route to Hope 5K
APRIL 25
Earth Week: Olmstead
Spring Cleanup
Kids Rock Climbing
APRIL 26
APRIL 29
7 - 9 p.m. • CWU Aquatic Center
$5 per session
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
5 p.m. • Black 151 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
Kayak Pool Session
9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free,
includes lunch and t-shirt
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
APRIL 25
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
7:30 pm. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
$12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
APRIL 25
Intramural Tennis Tournament
1 p.m. • Nicholson Courts • $5 per player,
register at www.IMLeagues.com/cwu
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
APRIL 25
APRIL 27
ASCWU Student Government
Elections Campaign Day:
tabling for all candidates
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. • SURC
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 27
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Last day for write-in
candidates for General Election
4 p.m. • SURC 263
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
CWU Baseball vs Saint Martin’s
APRIL 27
APRIL 25
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
1 and 4 p.m. • CWU Baseball Field • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
APRIL 25 - 26
Raft Guide Training
APRIL 27 – MAY 1
Sexual Assault Activism Month
Clothesline Project
All Day • SURC
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
Bubble Ball Soccer Tournament
APRIL 26
CWU Baseball vs Saint Martin’s
1 and 4 p.m. • CWU Baseball Field • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
APRIL 26
CWU Softball vs Simon Fraser
1 and 4 p.m. • CWU Softball Field • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
APRIL 26
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Scapin, A comedy by Moliere
2 p.m. • Milo Smith Tower Theatre
$12 Adults, $10 Students/Seniors, $7
CWU students w/ID. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
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ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
APRIL 28
$50 CWU students
OPR • www.cwu.edu/opr
509-963-3537
Weekly Challenge
4 p.m. • Nicholson Fields • $60/team,
register at IMLeagues.com/cwu
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
APRIL 28
Family Literacy Night
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Michaelsen 126 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
APRIL 28
ASCWU Student Government
Elections Forum:
Student Academic Senate
7 p.m. • Black 151
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
- First Year Experience Events
Jen Vaughn - Comic Illustrator
APRIL 29
7th annual Rock Against Rape
5 - 8:30 p.m. • SURC Ballroom
Free and open to everyone
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
APRIL 29
ASCWU Student Government
Elections Forum:
Residence Hall Association
6 p.m. • Wellington Event Center
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 29
OPR Fireside
6 - 7:30 p.m. • OPR Patio • Free
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
APRIL 29 ASCWU Student Government
Elections Forum: Club Senate
7 p.m. • Science 151
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
APRIL 30
How to Create a Conference
Poster to Impress
4 - 5 p.m. • Library 152 • Free
Brooks Library • www.lib.cwu.edu/
SOURCE-Library • 509-963-2861
APRIL 30
Effective Communication for
Student Employees
4 - 5 p.m. • Black Hall 222 • Free
Student Employment • [email protected]
509-963-1202
APRIL 30
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
APRIL 30
Non-Trad Student Night:
“Lego Movie”
5:30 p.m. book signing, 6 p.m. movie
starts • SURC Theatre • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
- Sophomore Year Experience Events
APRIL 30
Undeclared? Don’t be scared!
5:30 – 6:30 p.m. • SURC 273 • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
APRIL 30
Open Mic Night
8 p.m., sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
APRIL 30 - MAY 21
2015 Juried Undergraduate
Student Art Exhibition
April 30, 6-8 p.m.: Reception and
Awards Ceremony
Sarah Spurgeon Gallery
www.cwu.edu/art • 509-963-3153
MAY 1
CWU Baseball vs Lewis and Clark
State College
1 p.m. • CWU Baseball Field • Free
CWU Dept. of Athletics • 509-963-1914
www.wildcatsports.com
MAY 1
Intramural Golf Tournament
2 p.m. • Ellensburg Country Club
Cost: Course Fee
Register at IMLeagues.com/cwu
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
MAY 2
Nontraditional Student Waffle Feed
10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. • Free
Wellington Event Center
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 2
CWU Baseball vs Lewis and
Clark State College
1 p.m. • CWU Baseball Field • Free
CWU Department of Athletics
www.wildcatsports.com
509-963-1914
MAY 2
OPR Fireside
6 - 7:30 p.m. • OPR Patio • Free
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 2
The Marriage of Figaro
7 p.m. • Concert Hall • $18 General
Admission, $17 Senior/Child, $7 CWU
Student with ID
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
MAY 2 - 3
Manastash Lake Backpacking Trip
Departs Saturday at 9 a.m.,
returns Sunday at 9 p.m.
$50 CWU students and Rec. Center
members, $60 non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 2 - 3
Women’s Soccer Northwest
Conference Tournament
Time: TBD • Free
Alder Recreation Complex
Collegiate Sport Clubs • 509-963-3516
www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs
MAY 3
The Marriage of Figaro
2 p.m. • Concert Hall • $18 General
Admission, $17 Senior/Child,
$7 CWU Student with ID
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
MAY 3
Kids Rock Climbing
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall
$8 for children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 3
Kayak Pool Session
7 - 9 p.m. • CWU Aquatic Center
$5 per session
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 4 – 7
College Civics Week:
Showcase of Action
All Day • SURC 137 • Free
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
MAY 4
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 4
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
MAY 4
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Candidate Debate
6 – 8 p.m. • SURC Pit
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
MAY 4
Monday Movie Madness:
The Wedding Ringer
Two showings: 7 and 9:30 p.m.
SURC Theatre
Free for CWU students w/ ID, $3 GA
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
MAY 4 ASCWU Student Government
Elections: Online voting
opens at 8 p.m.
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
MAY 5
Movement Clinic
4 - 6 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $10
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 5
Sunset Hikes
Departs OPR at 4 p.m., returns at
approx. 7 p.m. • $5 per trip for CWU
students & Rec. Center members,
$10 for non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 5
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
4 - 6 p.m. • Free
Barto Lawn/Wellington Event Center
Elise May, Apt. Complex Coordinator
[email protected] • 509-963-7041
MAY 6
Information Services
Wildcat Tech Talk
Noon • Black Hall 151
IS Service Desk • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/its-helpdesk
MAY 6
Everything You Ever Wanted to
Know About Internships
4 - 5:30 p.m. • Brooks Library • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
MAY 6
Weekly Challenge
5 - 7 p.m. (or meet at OPR at 4:55 p.m.)
Challenge Course • $5 CWU students &
Rec Center members, $10 non-members
Challenge Course • www.cwu.edu/rec
509-963-3539 • [email protected]
MAY 6
Black Film Series: “Black Indians:
an American Story”
6:30 p.m. • Black Hall 151 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 6
Brenda Hubbard Act
7 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 7
ASCWU Student Government
Elections: General Election
Polling sites open at the Ellensburg
Main campus at the East and West
entrances of the SURC from 10 a.m.
7 p.m. Online voting closes at 7 p.m.
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
Events subject to change. Please contact department listed for most current information.
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MAY 7
Presentation Strategies
4 - 5 p.m. • Library 152 • Free
Brooks Library • 509-963-2861
www.lib.cwu.edu/SOURCE-Library
MAY 7
Family Literacy Night
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Michaelsen 126 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 10
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Fiddler on the Roof
2 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating Adults $15-20
Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU
Student w/ID $7. Advanced purchase
recommended. Parental advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
MAY 8 - 10
MAY 10
www.cwu.edu/campus-life
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall
$8 for children of Recreation Center
members, $12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
Kids Rock Climbing
Family Weekend
MAY 8
Ally Workshop
9 - 11 a.m. • SURC 135 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 8
Central Theatre Ensemble
presents “Fiddler on the Roof”
7:30 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating Adults $15-20
Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU
Student w/ID $7. Advanced purchase
recommended. Parental Advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
MAY 10
Kayak Pool Session
7 - 9 p.m. • CWU Aquatic Center
$5 per session
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 11
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
MAY 9
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU Student Government
509-963-1693 • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/ascwu
10 a.m. - noon • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
Monday Movie Madness:
The Sponge Bob Movie
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
MAY 9
Basket Making Workshop
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. • MCE, Dean Hall • Free
Museum of Culture and Environment
www.cwu.edu/museum • 509-963-2313
MAY 9
Downton Abbey Tea at the Museum
4 p.m. • MCE, Dean Hall • Price TBD
Museum of Culture and Environment
www.cwu.edu/museum • 509-963-2313
MAY 9
MECHA Cinco de Mayo Dance
6 p.m. • SURC Ballroom
$5 students w/ID, $15 GA
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 9
Central Theatre Ensemble
presents Fiddler on the Roof
7:30 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating Adults $15-20
Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU
Student w/ID $7. Advanced purchase
recommended. Parental advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
MAY 11
Two showings: 7 and 9:30 p.m.
SURC Theatre
Free for CWU students w/ ID, $3 GA
Closed Captioning Available
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
MAY 12
What Employers Want
4 - 5 p.m. • Shaw-Smyser 205 • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
MAY 12
Queer Film Series
5 p.m. • SURC 137 A&B • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 12
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Pre-registration is recommended
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 12
Family Literacy Night
6:30 – 7:30 p.m. • Michaelsen 126 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 9 - 10
MAY 12
Departs Saturday at 9 a.m., returns
Sunday night late
$100 CWU Students and Rec. Center
members, $125 non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
7:30 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free
Department of English
www.cwu.edu/english/lion-rockvisiting-writer-series
Mt. St. Helens Overnight Trip
22
Lion Rock Visiting Writers Series:
Poet Allison Joseph
- First Year Experience Events
MAY 13
Weekly Challenge
5 - 7 p.m. (or meet at OPR at 4:55 p.m.)
Challenge Course • $5 CWU students &
Rec Center members, $10 non-members
Challenge Course • www.cwu.edu/rec
509-963-3539 • [email protected]
MAY 13
Green Dot Dodgeball tournament
7 p.m. • Recreation Center
Free to all students
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
MAY 13
Holocaust Survivor Dr. Edith Eger
7 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 13
Open Mic Night
8 p.m., sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
MAY 14
Tea at 3 Speaker Series: Fabiola
Serra, CWU Biology Department
3 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
MAY 14
Let’s Talk About SOURCE
4 - 5 p.m. • Library 152 • Free
Brooks Library • 509-963-2861
www.lib.cwu.edu/SOURCE-Library
MAY 14
Veterans Graduation Celebration
and SALUTE Induction
5 - 6:30 p.m. • Location TBD • Free
CWU Veterans Center • 509-963-3028
www.cwu.edu/veterans
MAY 14
#TBT The Breakfast Club
(30th Anniversary)
6 p.m. • Free
SURC Lawn (SURC Pit if bad weather)
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
MAY 14
Central Theatre Ensemble
presents Fiddler on the Roof
7:30 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating Adults $15-20
Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU
Student w/ID $7. Advanced purchase
recommended. Parental advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
MAY 15
Safe Space for Students Training
9 a.m. - noon • SURC 135 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
- Sophomore Year Experience Events
MAY 15 AND 16
MAY 18
7:30 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating Adults $15-20
Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU
Student w/ID $7. Advanced purchase
recommended. Parental advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
Two showings: 7 and 9:30 p.m.
SURC Theatre
Free for CWU students w/ ID, $3 GA
Closed Captioning Available
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Fiddler on the Roof
MAY 16 - 17
Boulder River Camping Trip
Departs Saturday at 9 a.m.,
Returns Sunday at 9 p.m.
$75 CWU students & Rec. Center
members, $85 non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 17
Central Theatre Ensemble presents
Fiddler on the Roof
2 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating Adults $15-20
Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU
Student w/ID $7. Advanced purchase
recommended. Parental advisory.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
MAY 17
Kids Rock Climbing
Monday Movie Madness:
The Kingsman
MAY 19
Sunset Hike
Departs OPR at 4 p.m., returns at
approx. 7 p.m. • $5 per trip for CWU
students & Rec. Center members,
$10 for non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 19
How Social Media Can Get You a
Job…or Lose You One
4 - 5:30 p.m. • Brooks Library • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
MAY 19 & 26 (MUST
ATTEND BOTH DATES)
Indoor Lead Climbing Clinic
4 - 6 p.m. • $45 • Climbing Wall,
Pre-registration is recommended
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 21
Faculty Recital: Martin Kennedy
7 p.m. • Concert Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
MAY 23
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
10 - noon • Climbing Wall
$15 (includes equipment & belay
certification exam fee)
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 24
Kids Rock Climbing
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall
$8 for children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 26
American Red Cross Blood Drive
10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. • SURC 137
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
MAY 26
Neville Hoad: HIV Stigma-Free
Beauty Pageants in Africa
4 - 5 p.m. • Black 151 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall
$8 for children of Recreation Center
members, $12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 19
6:30 - 7:30 p.m. • SURC 140 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 27
MAY 17
MAY 19
Shaka McGlotten: Drag
Performance Workshop
4 p.m. • Concert Hall • $20 General
Admission, $10 CWU student with ID/
Senior/Child. Tickets available at
www.cwu.edu/music
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
7:30 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free
Department of English
www.cwu.edu/english/lion-rockvisiting-writer-series
CWU Symphony Orchestra and
Yakima Symphony Orchestra
MAY 17
Kayak Pool Session
7 - 9 p.m. • CWU Aquatic Center
$5 per session
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
MAY 18
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 18
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
Non-Trad Safety Night
Lion Rock Visiting Writers Series:
Poet Tim Siebles
MAY 20
Campus Dine and Tote
Sign up at www.cwu.edu/wellness
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
MAY 20
Weekly Challenge
5 - 7 p.m. (or meet at OPR at 4:55 p.m.)
Challenge Course • $5 CWU students &
Rec Center members, $10 non-members
Challenge Course • www.cwu.edu/rec
[email protected] • 509-963-3539
Shaka McGlotten: The Political
Aesthetics of Drag
3 - 4 p.m. • Black 151 • Free
5 - 7 p.m. • SURC 135 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
MAY 27 - JUNE 12
MFA Thesis Exhibition: Seth Charles
(Ceramics), Brian Kooser (Sculpture)
and Danka Teng (Jewelry)
Opening Reception: Wednesday,
May 27, 5-7 p.m.
Sarah Spurgeon Gallery
www.cwu.edu/art • 509-963-3153
MAY 27
Bubble Ball Soccer Tournament
4 p.m. • Nicholson Fields • $60/team,
register at IMLeagues.com/cwu
Intramural Sports • 509-963-3511
www.cwu.edu/rec/intramural-sports
MAY 21
MAY 27
SURC/Wellington Event Center
5 - 7 p.m. (or meet at OPR at 4:55 p.m.)
Challenge Course • $5 CWU students &
Rec Center members, $10 non-members
Challenge Course • www.cwu.edu/rec
509-963-3539 • [email protected]
SOURCE
MAY 21
Unheard Voices: Friends of Animals
5:30 – 8 p.m. •
North Alder Street Park,
2400 North Alder Street
Free, donations suggested
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
Weekly Challenge
MAY 28
Student Appreciation Day
Barto Lawn, SURC Wellington Event
Center • Free!
Events subject to change. Please contact department listed for most current information.
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MAY 28
Top-Rope Belay Certification Clinic
5 - 7 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $15
Climbing Wall • www.cwu.edu/
climbing-wall • 509-963-3539
JUNE 1
International Community Program:
International Game Night
4 - 6 p.m. • SURC 137 • Free
CLCE • www.cwu.edu/leadershipengage • 509-963-1850
MAY 28
JUNE 4
Open Mic Night
8 p.m., sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.
SURC Pit • Free
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
JUNE 5, 6 & 7
Undeclared? Don’t Be Scared!
JUNE 1
MAY 29 - 31
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
7:30 p.m. • McConnell Auditorium
$10 Adults, $8 Students/Seniors, $5
CWU students w/ID
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
Friday evening; all day Saturday
and Sunday
$385 CWU students and Rec. Center
member’s $400 non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
JUNE 1
JUNE 6
Two showings: 7 and 9:30 p.m.
SURC Theatre
Free for CWU students w/ ID, $3 GA
Campus Activities • 509-963-1450
MAY 30
JUNE 3
Saturday • Departs OPR at 9 a.m.,
returns at 5 p.m. (approx.)
$25 per trip for CWU students & Rec.
Center members, $30 for non-members
OPR • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/opr • 509-963-3537
10 a.m. • Alder Recreation Complex
University Recreation • 509-963-3512
www.cwu.edu/rec
5 - 7 p.m. (or meet at OPR at 4:55 p.m.)
Challenge Course • $5 CWU students &
Rec Center members, $10 non-members
Challenge Course • www.cwu.edu/rec
509-963-3539 • [email protected]
5:30 – 6:30 p.m. • SURC 273 • Free
Career Services • www.cwu.edu/career
509-963-1921
Swift Water Rescue Training
Wildcat Dash
MAY 30
Jazz Concerts
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
Monday Movie Madness: Focus
Weekly Challenge
4 and 7 p.m. • Concert Hall • $7 General
Admission, $5 CWU Students with
ID/Senior/Child. Tickets available at
www.cwu.edu/music. Ticket good for
admission to both concerts.
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
JUNE 3
MAY 30
7 p.m. • Concert Hall • $10 General
Admission, $7 CWU Students with ID/
Senior/Child. Tickets available at
www.cwu.edu/music
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
CWU Mariners Night (Cleveland
Indians vs. Seattle Mariners)
7:10 p.m. • Safeco Field • $40 Main
Level Ticket, Price includes a FREE CWU/
Mariners T-shirt. Deadline to purchase
is May 29 at 5 p.m.
*Transportation not provided
Jeffrey L. Stinson, Management
Department • 509-963-1903
www.cwu.edu/business/mariners
MAY 31
Kids Rock Climbing
3 - 4:30 p.m. • Climbing Wall
$8 for children of Rec. Center members,
$12 non-members
Climbing Wall • 509-963-3539
www.cwu.edu/climbing-wall
MAY 31
Choir Concert
4 p.m. • Concert Hall • Free
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
- First Year Experience Events
- Sophomore Year Experience Events
Black Film Series: Miss Evers’ Boys
6:30 p.m. • Black Hall 151 • Free
CDSJ • www.cwu.edu/diversity
509-963-2198
JUNE 3
Orchestra Concert
Orchesis Dance Concert
De-stress Day Hike
JUNE 6
4th annual Late Night Carnival
9 p.m. - midnight • Pavilion Fieldhouse
Free to all students
Wellness Center • [email protected]
www.cwu.edu/wellness • 509-963-3213
JUNE 7
Spring Fashion Show
3 and 7:30 p.m. • Milo Smith
Tower Theatre • Contact Fashion
Merchandising for Tickets pre-sale (sold
the week before the show in the SURC
tabling area - $8 students with ID,
$10 GA) all tickets at the door $12.
Theatre Arts Department
www.cwu.edu/theatre • 509-963-1273
JUNE 7
Wind Ensemble Concert
Details TBA
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1700
4 p.m. • Concert Hall • $10 General
Admission, $5 CWU Student w/ID/
Senior. Tickets available at
www.cwu.edu/music
CWU Department of Music
www.cwu.edu/music • 509-963-1216
JUNE 4
JUNE 8 – 12
JUNE 4
CWU Ring Ceremony
Tea at 3 Speaker Series: Dr. Phil
Backlund, CWU Department of
Communications
3 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
CLCE • 509-963-1850
www.cwu.edu/leadership-engage
Don’t Waste, Donate
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. • SURC East Patio
CLCE • www.cwu.edu/leadershipengage • 509-963-1850
JUNE 8
ASCWU-Student Government
Public Meeting
6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free
ASCWU-Student Government
www.cwu.edu/ascwu • 509-963-1693
Events subject to change. Please
contact department listed for most
current information.
AA/EEO/Title IX Institution. Persons with disabilities may request reasonable
accommodation by contacting sponsoring departments listed or [email protected]