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Join us as we follow along to a painting tutorial from everyone's favorite art teacher, Bob Ross! All materials provided, no prior painting experience necessary.

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Pitch Playground

Friday, November 15
12:00pm - 1:00pm

Born from the request of a student, Pitch Playground was created to help students practice pitching without the pressure of competition. Pitching isn't just for presenting a business plan. In fact, we use it every day! We pitch to our parents for when we want a "sweet little treat". We pitch ourselves to potential employers. We even pitch our ideas and projects in our classes for good grades! Learning to pitch means being able to effectively communicate in order to compete for the rarest of resources - attention and engagement.

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The Case Chronicles: Decode, Discuss, Deliver

Friday, November 15
1:00pm - 2:00pm

Unlock your consulting potential with 'The Case Chronicles'! Dive deep into case interviews, where we decode complex scenarios, discuss strategic approaches, and deliver impactful solutions. Join us to collaborate, learn, and boost your confidence for the upcoming internship season.

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Homecoming Tailgate 2024 - Grad Students

Saturday, November 16
11:00am - 1:30pm

Private Location (register to display)
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The Homecoming Tailgate will be from 11:00AM-1:00PM on November 16th. We will have great FREE food for students and Alumni (Barrio, Off the Griddle, Squash the Beef) with options for food accommodations and a beer garden (21+, cash bar)!! If you're in the need for a warm beverage, Odd Dog Coffee will also be in attendance.

The Graduate Student Council is sponsoring food tickets for 100 graduate students!

There will also be CWRU and local CLE performances, along with several clubs tabling with activities and fun things for you all! And don't forget to show your support for the CWRU football team right after the tailgate at the Homecoming Game!

The tailgate will take place on East 115th from STJ to Starbucks, and the game will be on DiSanto Field. We cannot wait to see all of you (students and alumni) then!

Stay tuned for the full entertainment schedule.

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Coffee and Donuts with the GSC

Monday, November 18
4:00pm - 5:00pm

Join us for a cozy and relaxing break during the GSC Mental Health Week! Come grab a cup of coffee, enjoy a donut (or a different treat), and connect with your fellow grad students. It’s the perfect opportunity to relax, recharge, and share a moment with friends and colleagues.

📅 Date: November 18,
⏰ Time: 4-5pm
📍 Location: Office D - Student Organization Center (room 150 at Tinkham Veale University Center).

During GSC Mental Health Week (and throughout the year), we are here to support each other and prioritize our well-being. Let’s take a break, unwind, and enjoy some treats together. Remember, it’s okay to pause and take care of yourself. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Yoga Class with Madaline

Monday, November 18
7:00pm - 8:00pm

Join us for a non-heated vinyasa flow class in Thwing Multipurpose Room. Expect an energizing practice, so be sure to bring a yoga mat if you have one, as well as a water bottle. We look forward to seeing you in class!

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Healthy Food Give Away

Tuesday, November 19
11:00am - 1:00pm

November 18th to 22nd is Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. UH&CS and DoS are working together to raise awareness of resources and support regarding housing and food security concerns for our campus community.

On November 19th, from 11 am - 1 pm, UH&CS and DoS will host a healthy food giveaway, where students can come and make a fruit bowl or enjoy a veggie tray with pita and dip.

If you want to learn more about resources and support for food and housing security and get free snacks, stop by. Registration is not required but will act as a reminder for the event as food is first come, first served.

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IEW: International Information Fair

Tuesday, November 19
12:00pm - 1:30pm

Explore global opportunities at the International Information Fair! Connect with the Peace Corps, the Office of Education Abroad, Global Cleveland, International Fellowships, and VISA Office to learn about study abroad, volunteering, and international resources.

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GSC Mental Health Matters Town Hall

Tuesday, November 19
6:00pm - 7:00pm

This event will be about discussing stigmas around mental health, as well as coping strategies. There will also be a discussion on the resources available and how to find them. Self care strategies will be discussed and participants are encouraged to come up with strategies they can use in the future. Free food will also be provided!

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CWRU Farm Produce Sale

Wednesday, November 20
10:00am - 2:00pm

Tinkham Veale University Center, 11038 Bellflower Road, Cleveland, OH 44106, United States
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It's your last chance to visit the Farm Stand at Tink for the 2024 growing season! Featuring a variety of fresh produce from the CWRU Farm Food Program. We will be open from 10am-2pm. Offerings may vary, depending on seasonal availability.

We have worked hard to ensure that all items are offered at an affordable price for all customers and can be paid with via Credit/Debit Card, ApplePay, or Venmo.

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BIPOC+ Support Space

Wednesday, November 20
4:00pm - 5:00pm

Scheduled, 30 minute, 1:1, confidential Zoom consultation with Director of Clinical Counseling Services, Equity, & Inclusion, Naomi Drakeford, Ph.D. or an in-person consultation with Multicultural Specialist, Samuel Ocasio-Domínguez, Ph.D.

Support Space is good for students:
Looking for a space to talk
Needing input on mental health concern
Searching for a safe outlet to discuss experiences on campus and beyond

Available to all CWRU, CIA, CIM, and KSU College of Podiatry, and Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine

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Reality of Product Management Roles Across Companies

Thursday, November 21
4:00pm - 5:30pm

Join us for a Fireside Chat with our Industry Advisor, Prashanth Rajendran, as he shares valuable insights into the realities of Product Management roles across different companies.

Gain a deeper understanding of how these roles can vary, the unique challenges and opportunities for graduate students, and practical advice on building relevant experience to succeed in this field.