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VU Today Sept. 21

Monday, Sept. 21

1–2 p.m. Writing Assistance Helpline. Writing specialists are available for quick writing-related questions without appointment. Use this link, also accessible through the Starfish Connect Writing Assistance landing page, to submit questions.

VU Today Sept. 18

Friday, Sept. 18

9 a.m.–noon Career Services Drop-in Resume Reviews – Zoom. Click here to access the link. Contact careers@viterbo.edu with questions.

11 a.m. POW/MIA Remembrance Day Commemorative Service – Assisi Courtyard Flagpole. Viterbo veterans raise the POW/MIA flag each Veteran’s Day.

VU Today Sept. 17

Thursday, Sept. 17

Noon Mass – San Damiano Chapel

4:30–5:30 p.m. Short-term Study Abroad Experience in Spain to learn about Sports Nutrition and the Mediterranean Diet Informational Meeting – School of Nursing 195. If you’re unable to attend in person, email Brianna Rice at bkrice@viterbo.edu for the online meeting link.

VU Today Sept. 16

Wednesday, Sept. 16

9:30 a.m. Timecards are due in the Payroll Office – Murphy Center 201. Timecards can be dropped off or emailed to the payroll department. Staff timecards: amschmitz@viterbo.edu Student timecards: vlwolfe@viterbo.edu

Noon Mass – San Damiano Chapel

National Hispanic Heritage Month
VU Today Sept. 15

Tuesday, Sept. 15

10:30–11:30 a.m. Employees Photos – Brophy Center 125. For any employee needed a photo taken or updated.

Noon Leadership at Noon Series with CROPP Cooperative CEO Bob Kirchoff – Facebook Live.

Viterbo Takes Steps to Address Inequity and Social Justice Issues
Spurred by the killing of George Floyd, David Saunders-Scott and Michelle Pinzl spent the summer leading a Viterbo working group whose mission was to review racism and justice issues at Viterbo and produce proposals to create a more equitable and justice-centered campus.
CPLD Blazing Trails with Customized Training Programs
Viterbo University’s Center for Professional Learning and Development is the first program to offer graduate-level education in compression planning, and that’s just a small portion of the tailor-made training the CPLD offers area businesses and organizations.
Organizations and Students Benefit from Internship Linkages
Viterbo students connect with businesses, organizations, and government agencies for real-world experiences that are usually, but not always, in their fields. For many, internships and clinicals are required, but for others it’s a way to get a jump on post-college life.
Service Connection is Essential at Viterbo
Service is a core value at Viterbo, and service is a key part of a Viterbo education. The monthly Service Saturday events are a well-known example of the community connection that students make through helping others, but many also find ways to serve as part of their classwork.