Monday
April 16th

MissRepresentation Film Screening

7:00pm
Crown Center Auditorium

Look deeper into the sexual objectification of women
by watching this 90-minute, critically acclaimed
documentary that exposes the disparaging portrayal
of women in the media.

Presented by:
Wellness Center

Tuesday
April 17th

Telling HERstory with Dr. Kathy Getz

12:00-1:15pm
Regents Hall (Lewis Towers, WTC)

The Telling HERstory lunch program seeks to
provide a platform for women in leadership
positions at Loyola to share their story of
vocational discernment.  Come and listen to
Dr. Kathy Getz, Dean of the School of Business
Administration as she describes the journey
that led her to Loyola.

Active Bystander Informational Table

12:00-4:00pm
CFSU Lobby

Come for information about how to help a
friend, being an active bystander, reporting
options and services on/off campus. Students
can write a note to survivors or the community,
change their Facebook profile picture to raise
SAAM awareness and enter a raffle to win a
Kindle Touch, $100 Best Buy Gift Card and more!

Wednesday
April 18th

Art of Prayer and Mediation

11:00am-3:00pm
CFSU Lobby

Visit with us to better understand
the prayer and meditative practices
within our world religions, as well
as seek out new ways of praying
and learn more about your own
traditions.

Racial Profiling: Face the Truth

12:00-1:15pm
Regis MPR  (Students)
Santa Clara MPR (Staff & Faculty)

In solidarity with the National End Racial Profiling Advocacy Week from April 16-20, the Division of Student Development Cultural
Competence Groupis hosting a
dialogue about racial profiling for
students, staff, and faculty.  There
will be two separate spaces, one
for students and one for staff and
faculty to talk about the climate of racial profiling in the U.S.,
particularly reflecting on the recent killings of Trayvon Martin and Shaima Alwadi.

MythRepresentation Rally

1:00-2:30pm
East Quad

*Rain location:
Bremner Lounge (CFSU)

Help break down the myths around sexual violence and
make sexual assault
prevention visible!

Effective Communication Skills

7:00-8:30pm, LSB 312

This workshop allows students
to explore communication
models, their own
communication behavior, and improve their ability to demonstrate effective conflict resolution skills.

Thursday
April 19th

Labre Ministry

6:00pm
3^rd floor Terry Student Center

Students attempt to form relationships with
the homeless of downtown Chicago, providing
both food and friendship.  Labre's main focus is
solidarity, rather than charity, focusing more on
the relationships created than on the act of
providing food itself.