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Senior Thesis Applications for 2020‐2021 due Senior Thesis Applications for 2020‐2021 due Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center | Mountain Bike Friday
Join CAMP for a mountain bike ride. We will break up into 2-3 groups based on ability and some will have the option to ride the shuttle. Sign Up Here to Reserve a Bike. Meet at the HAC at 5:45pm Friday. Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Cinemark: The Goonies
CSA is hosting free movie nights at Cinemark on Fridays! This Friday we have:
Only a limited amount of seats are available so we will continue with Google Form sign-ups. Off Campus Cinemark Theatre Helena 8 Cinemark: Unhinged
CSA is hosting free movie nights at Cinemark on Fridays! This Friday we have:
Only a limited amount of seats are available so we will continue with Google Form sign-ups. Off Campus Cinemark Theatre Helena 8 | |||||
New Fall 2020 Graduation Applications due New Fall 2020 Graduation Applications due Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center | ||||||
Mountain Bike Shuttle
Come get a free ride to the top of the mountain and just ride downhill! Beginners welcome! Sign Up Here to Reserve a Bike. Meet at the HAC at 5:00 pm Thursday.
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Running Club
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Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | Blessing of the Animals
Blessing of the Animals will be Monday, October 5 at 4:45 p.m. by the Sladdich fountain. The Feast of St Francis of Assisi in the United States is on October 4. The feast commemorates the life of St Francis, who was born in the 12th century and is the Catholic Church’s patron saint of animals and the environment. It is a popular day for pets to be “blessed”. All are welcome to this annual event on campus, please practice social distancing. Carroll Campus Fountain Lawn | Two Tire Tuesday and Hot Springs
Join CAMP for a mountain bike ride and we will head to Broadwater Hot Springs after the ride We will break up into 2-3 groups based on ability and some will have the option to ride the shuttle. Students should bring $15 to soak. Sign Up Here to Reserve a Bike. Meet at the HAC at 5:30 pm Tuesday.
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Cor & Via Formation Groups
Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 8-9 p.m. The men's group, Cor, will meet in the Campus Ministry Center (below the chapel) and ladies group, Via, will meet in Chapel classroom 201. Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel Headlamp Run and Hot Springs
Come on a trail run and head to Broadwater Hot Springs after the run! Headlamps are provided if you don't have one. Students should bring $15 to soak after the run. Sign Up Here Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center | Pre-pharmacy Meeting
With Dr. Kyle Strode, Carroll Pre-pharmacy Advisor and Amy Diepenbrock, Rory Johnson, University of Montana Skaggs School of Pharmacy Dr. Strode and Dr. Johnson will discuss pharmacy as a career, how to best prepare yourself for pharmacy school, and how to strategize to have the highest probability of acceptance into pharmacy school. It is very important that students considering a career in pharmacy attend this meeting. Dr. Johnson is a professor of pharmacy at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy at the University of Montana. Carroll Campus Simperman Simperman 114 Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center | Monday classes held on Friday this week Monday classes held on Friday this week (meaning classes will run on a MTWThM schedule) Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center | Fly Fishing Float
Come fish and float the waters of the Blackfoot River with CAMP. Equipment and transportation provided. Beginners welcome although it is strongly suggested that you have participated in the casting clinic or have some fishing experience. Meet at the HAC 8am on October 10th. We will be back by dinner. Sign Up Here Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center | |
Mountain Bike Friday
Join CAMP for a mountain bike ride. We will ride the shuttle to the top of Pinecrest for this Fridays ride! Sign Up Here to Reserve a Bike. Meet at the HAC at 4:45 pm Friday. Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Book Charge Survey Deadline
Carroll College books are now being sold online. We have prepared a short survey to determine what the average book cost per student is, now that you have more purchase options. Complete the survey for a chance to win a $500 scholarship! Online Circle Katers
You order, we deliver! On Friday, October 9 from 6:00-11:30 p.m., the Carroll College Circle K club will take orders at 208-757-6632 or on Instagram at @circlek.carroll. If you live on campus, have any of this following delivered right to your door!
A $5 delivery fee will apply - raising money for a good cause: the Circle K club and their service projects! This event will be limited to on campus Carroll students. Online Theatre: Love/Sick Auditions
Be a part of a 10 minute play! Open auditions held Friday, October 9 in the lower Cube FLEX Theatre from 6:00-10:00 PM. Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre Cinemark: Jumanji: Next Level
CSA is hosting free movie nights at Cinemark on Fridays! This Friday we have:
Only a limited amount of seats are available so we will continue with Google Form sign-ups. Off Campus Cinemark Theatre Helena 8 Cinemark: The War with Grandpa
CSA is hosting free movie nights at Cinemark on Fridays! This Friday we have:
Only a limited amount of seats are available so we will continue with Google Form sign-ups. Off Campus Cinemark Theatre Helena 8 | Service Saturday
The Salvation Army is an international organization and Christian ministry that provides food and donation services to community members. They just built a new wing at their main location and need help moving into their new food pantry space. This is a chance for us to give back to an organization that does a lot in our Helena area. There are morning or afternoon shifts available to help: Sign up here! Hunthausen Center for Peace and Justice will be having three Service Saturday opportunities in October on 10th, 17th and 24th. Each will have a different location being served and will have varying times. Contact carroll.hunthausen@gmail.com if you have questions. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel All Saints Chapel 201 | |||||
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Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | Red Cross Blood Drive
Click here to make an appointmentEach blood donation can help save a life. No one knows what tomorrow will bring for you or your loved ones. The short time to donate will change the life of someone in need, and the lives of those who love someone in need. You will receive an entry into a drawing for a $1,000 Amazon gift card. All completed donations will be tested for antibodies https://www.redcrossblood.org/ The need for blood is constant and only volunteer donors can fulfill that need for patients in our community. Nationwide, someone needs a unit of blood every 2 to 3 seconds and most of us will need blood in our lifetime. Thank you for supporting the American Red Cross blood program! Carroll Campus PE Center PE Center Event Room Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Cor & Via Formation Groups
Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 8-9 p.m. The men's group, Cor, will meet in the Campus Ministry Center (below the chapel) and ladies group, Via, will meet in Chapel classroom 201. Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | Mid‐semester grades due Mid‐semester grades due from faculty, 12:00 noon Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center | Montana ShakeOut Earthquake Drill Thursday, October 15th is the annual observance of the Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill. You are all encouraged to take a moment to participate with a one-minute Drop, Cover and Hold On drill. To learn more about emergency preparedness in the event of an earthquake go to https://www.shakeout.org/ Thanks for your participation!
Carroll Campus St. Charles Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Admission: Nursing
We are launching a Thursday Academics and Faculty Focus series of Zoom meetings for prospective students. These sessions will help introduce academic programs and college faculty. All sessions will occur on Thursdays from 7:00-8:00 p.m., MST. Online Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
Toilet Paper Caper Dates:
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre | Spirit Weekend
Carroll Spirit Weekend is fun fall weekend filled with a variety of virtual events including presentations from faculty, a theatre performance, and more. Alumni, friends, parents, and family - you are all invited to join us online! Online » | ||
Rock Wall Route Setting Come help set new bouldering routes at the HAC rock wall. No experience needed, just creativity! Show up at 6 pm and the rock wall workers will teach you how to set! Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center | Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
Toilet Paper Caper Dates:
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre | String Ensemble Halloween Concert
This is now an online event only. The Carroll College String Ensemble is holding a Halloween Spooktacular event/concert on Saturday, October 17, Lower Cube at 4:00 p.m. Linda Meuret, Director. The Carroll College Choir is singing the piece "Double Trouble" by John Williams from the Harry Potter soundtrack! The concert features the CC String Ensemble playing many Halloween creepy classic such as "Night on Bald Mountain", "Hall of the Mountain King" "Monster Mash" featuring President Cech as narrator and the Ensemble providing the background music to the classic Frankenstein 1931 black and white film, among other spooky treats such as "This is Halloween" from The Nightmare before Christmas. Costumes are encouraged. Let's have FUN with this Volunteers for special effects needed: a wolf howl, added percussion sounds, a screamer. Online Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
Toilet Paper Caper Dates:
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre | ||||
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« Spirit Weekend
Carroll Spirit Weekend is fun fall weekend filled with a variety of virtual events including presentations from faculty, a theatre performance, and more. Alumni, friends, parents, and family - you are all invited to join us online! Online | Advising for spring semester begins Advising for spring semester begins Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center | Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Cor & Via Formation Groups
Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 8-9 p.m. The men's group, Cor, will meet in the Campus Ministry Center (below the chapel) and ladies group, Via, will meet in Chapel classroom 201. Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | CSA Instagram Raffle Ends
CSA Instagram Raffle is going on! Check out @carrollstudentactivities on Instagram and you could win a Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart!
The raffle ends at 10 a.m. on Thursday, October 22, so hurry! Online Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Lecture: Imperialism Run Amok
Fall Faculty Lecture Series for Students and parents: Sit on a short lecture by a faculty member and then stay for Q and A on the topic, or the classroom experience at Carroll College. Dr. Dean Pavlakis, Associate Professor of History "Imperialism Run Amok: Exploitation and Humanitarianism in the Congo" Online Presidential Debate Watch Party
Join us for a virtual Presidential Debate Watch Party over zoom on October 22 at 7:00 p.m. We'll also have other voter education opportunities to help make sure your vote is counted on November 3. Visit www.voteinmt.org for more information on how, where, and any other information you need to vote. If you have any questions, contact hbadaruddin@carroll.edu. We hope to see you there. Brought to you by Carroll College Student Activities. Online | Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Toilet Paper Caper:
Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre | Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Toilet Paper Caper:
Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre Gaming Club: Among Us
The Carroll College Gamin’ Saints are here to invite you to a night of Among Us in place of board game night! Among Us is a game available on most computer and mobile devices! It is free on the App Store for mobile devices or $4.99 on Steam for PC! We plan to open some games around 8 PM on Saturday night, and students are welcome to join for as many or as few games as they’d like! Feel free to join our Discord so we can all utilize voice chat together and have a fun socially distanced night! Among Us on the Apple App Store: Among Us on Steam: Join our discord here: Online | |
Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
Toilet Paper Caper Dates:
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | Student COVID Roundtable
ASCC Executive President Shae Bills and Carroll College President Dr. John Cech would both like to invite you to participate in a Zoom meeting scheduled for Monday, October 19th, at 1 p.m. We anticipate that Vice President of Academic Affairs Cathy Day, Vice President of Finance and Administration Lori Peterson, Dean of Students Judy Hay, Vice President of Enrollment and Marketing Dr. Chato Hazelbaker, and Director of Institutional Research Erik Rose will be joining us as well. You can join us at: https://carroll.zoom.us/j/ Dr. Cech will provide a few comments and then we will answer your questions about the current COVID-19 outbreak on Campus. Online | |||||
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Theatre: The Toilet Paper Caper
Toilet Paper Caper Dates:
During the last pandemic, in 1919, The melodrama Believe Me, Xantippe was performed at Carroll College. We read this play as part of our 100th anniversary play reading series last November. When it became obvious that producing a musical was not a good idea this fall, we went back to that script and decided to adapt it for a modern audience with a modern twist and more female characters. Stephen Alan Seder and Nicole Lauren have created this new comedy from the bones of the original. The Toilet Paper Caper: A Pandemic Melodrama tells the story of an elaborate prank. After a string of senseless burglaries overrun his neighborhood, a hot-headed rich bachelor, George MacFarland, ignorantly bets his friends he can evade arrest for an entire year upon committing a criminal act. His friends take the bet and George is skirted away across the United States on a whirlwind adventure full of life-or-death poker games, explosions, evil villains, uproarious sheriffs, and damsels in distress. This sensational tale, set within a global pandemic, is modeled after the stylizations of turn-of-the-century-melodrama and vaudevillian theatre. While having interactive moments with viewers on site, this production will be broadcast live for those isolated at home and will be sure to delight audiences. Tune in for a classic shoot em’ up western comedy, set in viral times, with many twists and turns. Directed by Amber Barnes. Carroll Campus Campus Center Flex Theatre Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel Sunday Night Mass
Beginning with Sunday, August 23, we will offer two masses at Carroll College each Sunday in All Saints Chapel, with one scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and the second at the traditional 8:00 p.m. time. This allows for safe social distancing and prevention of crowding in the chapel. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Financial Aid: Get Ready for the FAFSA Fall Faculty Lecture Series for Students and parents: Sit on a short lecture by a faculty member and then stay for Q and A on the topic, or the classroom experience at Carroll College. Financial Aid: Get Ready for the FAFSA. Due to the popularity of this topic we have added another session on Tuesday, October 27 at 7 p.m. (join on Zoom) Online Cor & Via Formation Groups
Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 8-9 p.m. The men's group, Cor, will meet in the Campus Ministry Center (below the chapel) and ladies group, Via, will meet in Chapel classroom 201. Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups. Carroll Campus All Saints Chapel | Running Club
Carroll Campus Hunthausen Activity Center Admission: Pre-Health Professions
We are launching a Thursday Academics and Faculty Focus series of Zoom meetings for prospective students. These sessions will help introduce academic programs and college faculty. All sessions will occur on Thursdays from 7:00-8:00 p.m., MST. Online Lecture: Religion, Race, and the American Dog
Join Dr. Katharine Mershon for her talk entitled: "Religion, Race, and the American Dog." Free and open to the public via Zoom. Part of the Roeben-Raunig Lecture series. How are animals part of the stories Americans tell about religion? What can stories about animals tell us about people? This talk will analyze narratives about religion and dogs that appear in unexpected settings. By examining the 2007 dogfighting case involving NFL player Michael Vick, we will discuss how human social justice and animal ethics are connected to religion and to each other. About Katharine MershonKatharine Mershon received her Ph.D. in Religion, Literature, and Visual Culture from the University of Chicago Divinity School. After teaching religious ethics at Whitman College, she is now Assistant Professor of Religion at Western Carolina University. Her teaching and research examine how religion operates in spaces outside of those deemed explicitly religious—from the NFL to the animal shelter. Her work grew out of her experiences adopting a pit-bull type dog named Zoe, and becoming involved in animal rescue in Chicago. About Jeania Ree MooreReverend Jeania Ree Moore is a doctoral student in African American Studies and Religious Studies at Yale University and a columnist for Sojourners magazine. A graduate of Yale University, Emory University, and the University of Cambridge, Jeania Ree has research interests in theology, aesthetics, race, and creation. Her current focus on racialized proximity to nonhuman animals grew out of her lifelong love of animals and awareness of how race plays a role in animal encounters and ethics. Jeania Ree is an ordained deacon in The United Methodist Church. Online Virtual Escape Room
CSA is excited to offer an online virtual escape room to all students! Come alone, come with a team but more importantly, just come and have fun! Join anytime here on Zoom between 7-9pm on Thursday October 29, 2020.
You'll need to play on a laptop or desktop computer with a modern browser (Chrome is recommended). We'll use Zoom to offer video or audio conferencing with your team and a link to the zoom meeting will be provided at the start of your game. You can load that up in advance with a free account at zoom.us.
Good luck, and happy solving! Online | Last day to withdraw from a class with a “W" Last day to withdraw from a class with a “W" (For partial-semester courses of shorter duration, the mid-point is the last day to withdraw) Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center | Halloween Paint-a-Pot
Halloween Paint-A-Pot is coming to campus for students to paint either a plate, mug, or bowl! Brought to you by CSA. Carroll Campus Campus Center Lower Campus Center | ||
Voting Walk
Campus Elections, with the help of the Young Democrats Club, are hosting walks to the polls on Friday, Oct. 30 at 2:15 and on Election Day (Nov. 3) at 6:00. We’ll be walking to the County Elections Office and anyone who wants is welcome to join us for Big Dipper Ice Cream afterwards. We’ll be meeting in the Upper Cube beforehand. To make sure your vote is counted, it’s too late to safely mail in your ballot but dropping off your mail-in ballot is the best way to ensure your vote makes it there on time. If you’re not registered to vote, we’re happy to help you register, and you can even vote while you’re there! If you’ve already voted, visit https://app.mt.gov/voterinfo/ to check the status of your ballot (active, sent, accepted, or rejected) to make sure your ballot was received and processed. We’re also available to answer any other questions and help you make sure your vote is counted this year. Contact hbadaruddin@carroll.edu or memichelotti@carroll.edu with any questions. Brought to you by the Young Democrats Club. Carroll Campus Campus Center Upper Campus Center Halloween Dinner & Costume Contest
ASCC in partnership with Sodexo and Shellie's Country Cafe is excited to present the Halloween Dinner and Costume Contest this Friday, October 30th at 5:00 pm. Dinner will consist of warm, fall favorites such as Braised chicken Bolognese and cinnamon apple cider. Shellie's pies will also be served in the Cube. Twelve different types of pies will be present including both cream pies, such as Oreo and chocolate peanut butter, and hard-crusted classics, like apple and strawberry rhubarb. The Costume Contest will start at 5:00 pm and go until the end of dinner, 6:30 pm. Show up in your best costume in the Cube to get your picture taken and you will have the chance to win one of three gift cards to Mackenzie River Pizza! Gift cards will be $50 for first, $25 for second, and $10 for third place! Voting will happen online starting Friday night and ending Saturday evening. Carroll Campus Campus Center STAC Cinemark: Scream
Join CSA for free Cinemark Night. Yep, Scream the night before Halloween. Get your free ticket and get the begeezus scared out of you. Off Campus Cinemark Theatre Helena 8 | ||||||
