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Are you a junior or senior interested in
meeting and getting advice from professionals? Join Career Services, the UT Knoxville
Alumni Association, UT Athletics, and UNITE for Networking at Neyland beginning at 6:00
p.m. Thursday, November 6 in the Terrace Level of Neyland Stadium. Registration is
mandatory. To register, log on to Hire-A-
VOL and click the Career Events tab to find the Networking at Neyland registration.
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The Student Health Center and Office of
Emergency Management are monitoring the Ebola outbreak and coordinating
preparedness efforts for the campus. No UT students have been identified as a risk for
the Ebola virus at this time. The Student Health Center has developed an Ebola guide to help answer questions you
might have.
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With Halloween just around the corner, it’s
the perfect time to talk about being frightened. Graduate Teaching Associate Jeremy
Locke gets to do that as a part of his job teaching Inquiry Into Horror, a section of English
102. Learn more about his class, his love of horror films and books, and his
recommendations of great horror books you should read here.
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Want to learn more about the College of
Architecture and Design? Attend their open house from noon to 5:00 p.m. this Saturday.
The event will start with a BBQ lunch followed by program overviews, facility tours,
faculty presentations, and discussions with student leaders and program chairs. You can
register for the open house here.
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Join the Black Cultural Programming
Committee for a free performance of Raisin’ Cain at 7:00 p.m. Monday, November 3 in
the Clarence Brown Lab Theatre. The production is inspired by the 1923 novel
“Cane” and works by musicians, composers, poets, and actors of the
Harlem Renaissance. It stars award-winning actress Jasmine Guy and the acclaimed
Avery Sharpe Trio.
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Throw on your favorite costume and head to
the UC Ballroom at 11:59 p.m. tomorrow for a Halloween viewing of the 1975 musical
comedy horror film, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The production is a
humorous tribute to the science fiction and horror B movies of the late 1930s through
early 1970s.
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The OUTstanding LGBTQ+ Conference is
back for its fourth year and this year’s conference theme is the LGBTQ+ Mind,
Body, and Soul. Topics will include issues of mental health, sexual health, physical
wellness, spirituality, and the arts. The free event is from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 8 in the UC Ballroom. Register here.
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involved
Would you like to help new students
transition to UT? Demonstrate your leadership skills and your Big Orange pride to
welcome more than 12,000 new students and parents to campus as an Orientation
Leader. Applications are due November 5.
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