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Alum, Shaun Keylock, returns to Pacific as a guest choreographer to restage distinguished Northwest Choreographer, Greg Bielemeier's 1996 work, "Suits Side In" on the 51ºÚÁÏ Dancers.

Dance Alum, Olivia Oetker (2023)returns for a guest choreographer residency in the dance program to create new work inspired by the early 1900's writings of Cicely Mary Barkers Flower Faires" Join us to see this featured work in the Autumn Choreographers Concert November 19, 20, 21.

Join Delta Chi Delta on Friday, October 23, for a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show! Enjoy decorations, games, concessions, and a chance to support The Trevor Project. Costumes are encouraged!

Join us this weekend for Homecoming, both at the events and in welcoming families, alumni and community members onto campus.

Wind Down and Meditation for All - offered to students, faculty, and staff on Tuesday, October 20th, from 6:30 pm to 7:30 Take a mid-week break for a yoga and meditation class.
No experience necessary. Yoga mats are provided for anyone who needs one.

There's still time to register for the first session of the CETCI Teaching & Learning After Hours Series! On Wednesday, October 21st, from 5-6 pm, English professor Jenna Thompson will be presenting The Analog Experiment: Supporting Student Writing Development in the Age of AI. The session will be held in the Tran Library on the Forest Grove campus and on Zoom. You can register here: .

The Cawein Gallery is excited to announce mia ide's art show: Boxed Woman. The opening reception is October 16th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. The will be a performance by a Japanese Tea Master at 5:30 pm, and an artist talk at 6:00 pm. The show runs from October 16th to November 16th Monday through Saturday 9 am to 5 pm daily.

We're excited to introduce Access Perks, our new employee discount program offered through your Revive Employee Assistance Program. Access Perks can help you save more on the things you enjoy and purchase every day!

Please join author and scientist, Dr.. Hilary Flower, as she shares the surprising story of the Everglade Snail Kite, a bird once on
the brink of extinction that rebounded by adapting to an invasive species and thriving in human-altered habitats. Flower shares highlights from her fieldwork and research across Florida, introducing the people and places shaping the kite’s comeback. Blending ecology, behavioral science, personal journey, and conservation insight, her talk offers a hopeful look at how species can
persist and even flourish in a changing world.

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