UE Health Center Wellness Team will be on-site in Eykamp Hall 253 to provide flu shots on the following dates & times. These events are for insured employees and their covered dependents, non-insured employees and students.

Flu Shot Event Dates:

• Monday, October 6th: 7:30am - 9:30am
• Tuesday, October 7th: 4:00pm - 6:30pm
• Location: Eykamp 253

Please note the cost for non-insured employees and students is $15.00.

• Non-insured employees should make this payment at the flu shot event. CASH or CHECK only!
• Students should make their payment to the Student Health Center. CARD only, NO cash!

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Don't miss the first carer fair of this academic year!

Engineering, Business & Technology Career Fair

Tuesday, September 23

12:30pm-3:00pm

Eykamp Hall, RUC

Students can register for this event in UE Career Bridge, where you can also see a full list of registered employers. https://evansville.edu/careerbridge

Attend this year's event to network with more than 50 registered employers here to recruit YOU! Employers will be recruiting for full time employment and internships. Not ready for a full time position or internship? Still a great opportunity for you to attend! Meet and make connections with regional employers in your field of study.

Questions? Contact career@evansville.edu

Join UE in collaboration with the Red Cross for a pop-up Blood Drive on Wednesday, September 17, at Eykamp 252 from 7:30 to 2.

Donate blood and receive one of four Red Cross X PEANUTS t-shirts in honor of the comic’s 75th birthday. Get them while they last!

Those interested in donating can sign up here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=UE

The Majors and Minors Fair will be held on Thursday, October 16 from 4:00-5:30pm in Eykamp Hall.

Thinking about changing or adding a major or minor? This is your chance to chat with faculty, current students, and student support services who can help you explore all the possibilities. Learn more about classes, research opportunities, internships, and career paths available to you.

• Academic Services will be there to help you officially update your major or minor.
• Not ready to commit? Come get inspired and take your time before spring advising.
• Open to all students!
• Snacks will be served. No fair is complete without treats!

Come for the info, stay for the snacks, and leave with a clearer vision of your future. It's the M&M Fair...it's pretty sweet!

The Department of History, Politics, and Social Change invites you to a panel discussion to mark the observance of Constitution Day on Wednesday, September 17, at 4 p.m. in Schroeder 170 (Smythe).  The panel discussion is entitled, "Is The Constitution in Danger?" and will feature observations from faculty members in the department.  The event is free and open to the public.  All members of the University of Evansville community are welcome to attend.

Come join the Aces Pep Band. An organizational meeting will be held on Monday, September 8 at 4:00pm in Krannert 110.  Rehearsals begin on Monday September 22, 4:00-5:00 in Krannert 110.

For more infomation contact Dr. Kenneth Steinsultz at ks306@evansville.edu

Go Aces!!

The Friends of Art invite you to this year's UE Art Faculy Exhibition at the Melvin Peterson Gallery, featuring the work of Erika Navarrete Anderson, Corliss Chastain, Kyle Darnell, Ralph Larmann, Nancy Lockyear, Todd Matteson, Valerie Milholland, and Sara Rhoades.

Opening Reception1

Thursday, September 11 · 6:30 p.m.

Exhibition Dates

September 2 - October 18

Gallery Hours:

Monday - Thursday · 12:00-6:00 p.m.

Friday - Saturday · 12:00-3:00 p.m.

Dr. Mark Cirino will deliver the first Stankey Andiron Lecture of the academic year on Thursday, September 18 at 4 PM in Koch 100. The lecture is entitled "Ernest Hemingway and the Road to A Farewell to Arms."   Ernest Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms was published in 1929, a full decade after the writer was wounded in World War I and rejected by the war nurse that took care of him. These two traumas inspired the plot of his classic novel. This presentation describes those difficult personal experiences, the years Hemingway spent trying to cope with their memories, and then the triumphant way he chronicled them in A Farewell to Arms. This discussion will illuminate Hemingway’s creative process and inspire us to think more broadly about the way artists transform their own reality into their work.   Mark Cirino teaches American literature at the University of Evansville. He is the host of the Ernest Hemingway Society-sponsored program, One True Podcast. His most recent publication is an edition of A Farewell to Arms for the Norton Library.

The William L. Ridgway College of Arts and Sciences is delighted to support The Morgan Whitaker Stankey Andiron Lectures. The series is dedicated to the memory of University of Evansville alumna Morgan Stankey, who passed away suddenly in March, 2023. Many generous gifts in Morgan’s memory have allowed us to reinvigorate a long-established tradition – the Andiron Lecture - that was a significant part of the University’s intellectual life for many years. This event is free and open to the public.

Whether you have taken the Clifton StrengthFinders Assessment or not, this session will give a overview of your results. Come with your results in hand to this workshop. It has been tailored with you in mind! You will be led to understand your results to enhance your work performance, develop your career and leadership skills, and reflect on your relashionships and how your results effect them. You will leave with better understanding of self, tactics for better performance and embracing how you show up everyday. Please RSVP on UEngage.

Diana Rodriguez Queved PhD, Associate Professor of Spanish, has chapter titled "Goyo: Driving Chocoano Rap" published in book "Stories of Latin American Women of African Heritage: Daughters of Muntu" (Routledge 2025)

Show this image at AZZIP on Monday to hep the senior nursing students give back to Albion, a shelter that houses men, women, children, and pets victim of domestic or sexual abuse!

Show this flyer at Panda Express on Friday to give back to UE United Sound, an organization that gives music lessons to those in the community with special needs!

Stop by the library lobby between 3:30 and 5pm on Wednesday, September 17 to learn more about what the library can do for you. There will be lots of useful information, along with library tours, snacks, and games!

Tuesdays @ 12 PM & 2:30 PM
Honeymoon Coffee Co.

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Employee & Spouse Fall Health Risk Assessments will take place September 15th -17th from 7:00am-10:45am each day in Eykamp Room 254. Complete your health risk assessment and earn HRA credits! This health risk assessment is available for UE employees and their spouses on the UE medical insurance plan. Please remember, fasting 8-10 hours is recommended. Drink plenty of water prior to your screening appointment. Take maintenance medications as prescribed, as long as they are not required to be taken with food. Click the link below to sign up today!

https://booknow.appointment-plus.com/1bblnzjg/

Associate Director of Institutional Equity and Title IX Coordinator Annie Sills has been appointed Vice-Chair of the Southwestern Behavioral Healthcare Board of Directors for the upcoming year. In this leadership role, she will help guide the organization’s mission of providing comprehensive behavioral health services to individuals and families across the region. As Vice-Chair, Sills will work closely with board members and executive leadership to strengthen community partnerships, support strategic initiatives, and advance programs that improve access to mental health and addiction services.

Congratulations Annie!

Are you interested in studying abroad at Harlaxton College? Do you have questions about the program or want to learn more about the experience? Stop by the Harlaxton table in the Ridgway University Center on Friday, September 19, between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM. Whether you’re just starting to think about studying abroad, ready to begin your application, or simply curious about what makes Harlaxton such a special place, we’d love to chat with you. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, pick up helpful information and hear more about the unique opportunities available at Harlaxton. We can’t wait to see you there!

Harlaxton College is pleased to be accepting applications to teach at the Manor in Summer 2027, Fall 2027, and Spring 2028.   These applications are online and can be found by clicking https://pursueharlaxton.evansville.edu/register/teach-with-harlaxton.

Applications are due for Summer 2027 on December 15^th, 2025.
Applications for Fall 2027 and Spring 2028 are due on April 1, 2026.

Summer Applicants:

There are two summer semesters at Harlaxton. A two-and-a-half-week session that focuses on STEM and a four-and-a-half-week session that focuses on arts and humanities. Faculty can apply to teach one course either of these terms. You can see the summer 2026 schedule as an example here- Summer Sessions at Harlaxton | Harlaxton.

Once courses are approved, we will recruit for these courses and then decide which course will finally run based on enrollment of students. These decisions are made in late January of the year of the program.    If your course does run in the summer session at Harlaxton, salary will be paid $500 per student enrolled in your class.   In the summer, there are no funds for airfare, and family members pay for their own accommodation and meals. Fees for room and board for a spouse may be waived if there are 10 or more students enrolled in your class. Faculty and families will also be invoiced for health and transportation fees at the Manor for each member of the family and the faculty member. These fees are approximately $300 per person.

Semester Applicants:
Semester benefits include room and board for family members at Harlaxton.   Faculty members who wish to bring children and enroll them in the local schools will be assisted in the visa process but will be required to pay any fees for the visa.  These fees are currently approx. $1500 per person, and visas are required for every person in the family.   Faculty and families will also be invoiced for health and transportation fees at the Manor for each member of the family and the faculty member.  These fees are approximately $400 per person.

Teaching at Harlaxton is a wonderful experience, and we welcome faculty members for a phenomenal summer or semester abroad.  If you have questions about teaching at Harlaxton and the experience overall, please feel free to email me at hc110@evansville.edu.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The University of Evansville men's soccer team secured the Mayor's Cup for the third straight season on Saturday night, taking down USI 3-0 at Strassweg Field. All three Evansville goals were scored by freshmen, as Andres Escudero (San Sebastián de los Reyes, Spain IES Joan Miro) posted his first career brace and Chase Ricker (Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva) scored his first collegiate goal.

Evansville's attack was active early, as the Aces jumped on the Screaming Eagles with three goals in the first 23 minutes of play. In the fourth minute, Álvaro Timón (Toledo, Spain/Valencia International University) found Will Bencic (Cincinnati, Ohio/Lakota East) on the left wing, who put a beautiful cross into the box for Escudero. From there, the freshman snuck a shot past the USI keeper to give the Aces the lead. 

Evansville struck again just over six minutes later on a scoring chance started by Matt Hawkins (Louisville, Ky./Male), who sent a long ball to Ricker for a one-on-one scoring chance. After making his way into the left side of the box, the freshman unleashed a laser of a shot over the keeper and into the back of the net for his first collegiate goal. 

The scoring continued in the 23^rd minute when the Aces drew a foul in the box to earn a penalty kick. Escudero stepped up to the spot and buried a shot, securing the brace and giving Evansville a 3-0 lead. 

UE would continue to threaten throughout the remainder of the first half, putting up seven more shots, but the Aces were not able to add onto their lead. Michal Mroz (Elk Grove, Ill./Elk Grove) kept his clean sheet in-tact with a diving save just before halftime to help his team go into the break with a 3-0 lead. 

Evansville did not let up in the second half, tallying 11 more shots. However, the Aces were kept off the board, while Mroz made two more saves to secure his first shutout and Evansville's first win of the season.

"I thought the first half performance was really good," said Head Coach Robbe Tarver. "Obviously some great goals to start the game with Andres after a nice passing sequence and then Chase just hitting a banger. It was probably our most complete first half that we've had."
 
"Obviously really happy about win number one. It's hard to win, so we're going to celebrate wins that we get, and now we need to use this to keep moving forward." 

Evansville matched a season-high with 24 shots, out-shooting USI 24-5, while the Aces' 11 shots on goal marked a season-high. Timón tallied a game-high four shots, while Escudero, Martin Wurschmidt (Stavern, Norway/Thor Heyerdahl VGS) and Armon Haghighat (Irvine, Calif./Irvine Valley CC) each had two shots on goal. 

With the win, Evansville moves to 1-2-4 on the season. The Aces will be back in action on Wednesday for a road test at Dayton. Kick-off is set for 6 PM CT.