1. Peace Corps Info Session: Tuesday, Nov. 6 @ 7 pm in Pickering Room, Hubbard Hall
2. Summer Research Opportunities meeting:  Thursday, Nov. 8 @ 4:00 pm in Druck 4: Bowdoin-funded research opportunities on-campus or off
3. Info Session: Easter Research Group (ERG): Environmental consulting firm. Meredith Outterson ’17 will speak about post-grad opportunities. Thursday, Nov. 8 @ 7 pm in Pickering Room, Hubbard Hall
4. Grad School 101: Friday, Nov. 9 3:00-4:30 pm in Visual Arts Center 303: Everything you ever wanted to know about graduate school: Liz McCormack, Dean for Academic Affairs and faculty members from STEM, Social Sciences and Humanities, and career planning representatives
5. Career Planning Senior Etiquette Dinner, Sunday, Nov. 11 @ 5 pm, Main Lounge, Moulton Union
6. An Insider’s Guide to Working as a Paralegal: Tuesday, Nov. 13 @ 7:30 pm in Man Lounge, Moulton Union. Panel discussion with 3 Bowdoin alumni currently working as paralegals. Whether or not you are interested in law school, this job can help you develop great project management, communication, teamwork and leadership skills.
7. International Summer Experiences: Omprakash Info Session: Wednesday, Nov. 14 @ 4 pm, Career Planning Center, First Floor, Moulton Union. Connect to grassroots organizations around the world in education, healthcare, the environment or entrepreneurship.

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Bowdoin Summer Fellowship & Research Information Session
Tuesday, November 6 7PM
Main Lounge, Moulton Union
Reception to follow

Don’t miss this event! Find out about paid summer fellowships and research opportunities at Bowdoin and beyond.

Botanist’s Tour of “Kate Furbish and Edwin Hale Lincoln”
Wednesday, November 7 12-1
Bowdoin Museum of Art Pavilion

Join Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens’ Research Botanist Melissa Cullina for a special tour of Kate Furbish and Edwin Hale Lincoln: New England Botanical Studies at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. The exhibition was developed in celebration of the opening of the Roux Center for the Environment, a new building on Bowdoin’s campus supporting interdisciplinary environmental scholarship. During the tour, Cullina will speak about the plants so carefully depicted by Lincoln and Furbish, noting natural history features and habitat preferences of each. She’ll also shed light on the artistic and botanical pursuits of the artists themselves. This tour is free and open to the public.

Student Night at the Roux Center
Thursday November 1, 7-9pm

 All Bowdoin students are invited to a student’s night at the new Roux Center for the Environment! Come explore the space and enjoy food, crafts, the Meddiebempsters (around 7:45), and some natural history movies! This event is organized by students for students to help integrate the Roux Center into a community space. Please Join us! Sponsored by CERES and Sustainable Bowdoin.

        Are you interested in the Environmental Studies Coordinate Major, or minor?

Join faculty, and staff for one of two ES Pre-major Meetings to learn about major requirements, ES Fellowships, study abroad, and other opportunities!

Friday, November 2 from 12:45-1:45 (Pizza & Salad)
In the Roux center

“My Time With the 6th Soviet Antarctic Expedition, 1960-62“ with C. Stewart Gillmor
Wed. October 24, 2018 | 7:00 PM
Visual Arts Center, Beam Classroom

Stewart Gillmor, professor of history and science emeritus at Wesleyan University, will

mark the donation of his Soviet polar clothing to the Arctic Museum with an engaging talk about the fourteen months he spent as the only American at the Soviet Mirny Station in Antarctica, studying ionospheric physics.

Sailing and Ski Mountaineering on the Antarctic Peninsula
Thursday, October 25, 7:30 PM — 8:30 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 004

With Biology Professor Bruce Kohorn