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Join the Arab Student Union for a candlelight vigil to remember all the lives lost because of the situation in the Middle East. It will be on Monday, November 18, 2024, from 6:30pm till 8pm in the campus center. Candles will be provided! For more information, please contact: umassd.asu@gmail.com

Campus Center TV Pit

Flu Clinic on Tuesday November 19, 2024, hosted by Student Health Services. Flu Clinic is located on the in the MacLean Campus Center in the TV Pit. Students can make an appointment online through their patient portal or by calling 508-999-8982. Walk-ins are also welcome!

MacLean Campus Center

InDesign is a sophisticated page layout and graphic design tool geared toward print publication. The first workshop in the three-part series covers the basics of Adobe InDesign, and is intended for users with little or no InDesign experience. Topics covered include working with the toolbox, palettes and document window, as well as setting up pages, guides and grids. This workshop will take place in the Claire T. Library, room 128. Contact Rich Legault for more information at 508-999-8799, or email RLegault@umassd.edu. Seating is limited, so please register today!

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Spread thanks with us at our annual ThankFul event! Enjoy a Thanksgiving-themed menu, fun activities, and more! Questions? Email dining@umassd.edu or connect with us on social @UMassDEats

The Grove

Join us for a celebration of school spirit with delicious food and lots of fun! Questions? Email dining@umassd.edu or connect with us on social @UMassDEats

The Grove

Visiting Scholar Prof. Neuda Lago will discuss a study that investigates learners' experiences with literature from countries outside their own. The findings underscore the challenges and positive outcomes encountered by non-native readers, illustrating the emotional and intellectual impacts of their literary engagement with unfamiliar contexts. In this presentation, she will share insights from her research conducted with university students in the U.S. and draw comparisons with their counterparts in Brazil. Neuda Lago is a Professor of English Literature at the Federal University of Gois (UFG) in Goinia, Brazil. Her research focuses on English literature and the inter-semiotic relations between cinema and literature. She holds a PhD in Language and Literature from UFG, complemented by specialized training in Literary Criticism at the University of Oxford, England. At her home institution, she advises post-doctoral, doctoral, master's, and undergraduate research. Prof. Lago is currently a Visiting Scholar at UMass Dartmouth. November 19 - 12:30 - Library 314 All are welcome; a light lunch will be served Questions? Contact Glaucia Silva gsilva@umassd.edu

Claire T. Carney Library, Room 314