Events On and Around Campus 1/09-1/15

Monday 01/09

Free Math and Statistics Tutoring

8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Free drop-in tutoring is provided for Math 0900-2250/2270/2280 and Statistics 1040, 2000, 3000, in the Taggart Student Center Room 225A and Lundstrom Student Living Center. Click the URL below for the schedule.

Poster Exhibition: Disability History

January 9^th- Jan. 23^rd

8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Merrill-Cazier Library

Free

The exhibit includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy. This walk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed. It’s sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

Auditions for Singers and Instrumentalists for Out of the Blue

4:00p.m.-8:00p.m.

AUDITIONS FOR SINGERS AND INSTRUMENTALISTS Out of the Blue Looking for 8 SINGER/DANCERS and 9 INTRUMENTALISTS for a touring ensemble Any USU Student is Welcome to Audition! Scholarships will be rewarded for all who make it! Auditions for singers; Performance Hall 4-7 pm on January 9,and 4-7 pm on January 10. To get an audition time email aggiesoutoftheblue@gmail.com Singers; prepare a full song. Looking for vocal diversity. Pop, Country, Jazz, Broadway Belt, R&B, Rock, or Classical. Bring a “minus track” of your song. (MP3 file or CD) Auditions for Instrumentalist; Performance Hall 7-8 pm on January 9, and 7-8 pm January 10. Be prepared to stay the full hour. Instrumentalists; Seeking Keyboard, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Trumpet, Trombone, Reeds. Rhythm Section players, be ready to sight read in combo with other players. Horns will be given a "jazz standard" to prepare and play. Any Questions contact Lee Daily at aggiesoutoftheblue@gmail.com

Gymnastics vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire

7:00p.m.

Dee Glen Smith Spectrum

Gymnastics vs. Wisconsin-Eau Claire

True Aggie Night

11:45p.m.-1:00a.m.

Quad

Whenever the full moon arrives, so does Student Alumni and True Aggie Night! Be at the 'A' just before midnight. Wear your SAA shirt and get a "fast pass" to the front of the line. To become a True Aggie, you must kiss someone who already is one. Everyone come!

USU Choir Auditions

All Day

Come audition for the USU Choir. Email michael.huff@usu.edu for your audition appointment.

Two Events Examine Disability and Human Rights

The Center for Persons with Disabilities at Utah State University continues its 40^th Anniversary Celebration with a look at disability and human rights. Two events will examine the place of disability and advocacy in history.

The Exhibit, January 9-27

An exhibit on the history of disability and advocacy in the western world will be available in Special Collections at the Merrill-Cazier Library.
It includes panels that outline the history of disability and advocacy. This walk through 3000 years of the human condition is remarkably detailed. It’s sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, and always informative.

For example, it reveals a dark side to the Greek tradition that revered perfection in the human body: Aristotle also recommended that there should be a law “to prevent the rearing of deformed children.” In his Politics, Aristotle wrote, “As to the exposure and rearing of children, let there be a law that no deformed child shall live.”