TodayLearn about the Engineering Dual

Degree program at Washington University in St. Louis

from Dr. Marty Baylor.3:10pm, Olin 202.

Come to Wellstone Wednesdays at Huntington House for a discussion about activism on campus!!! Come

this Wednesday at 6:30 PM!! Dinner is served!!!

Evensong: Contemplative Christian Song and Prayer, 8:30-9:00pm, Chapel. Christian service

with music readings, silence. All are welcome. Led by Chaplain Carolyn

Fure-Slocum.

Introduction to OCS for 1st and 2nd year students. Meet-ing at 5:00PM in Leighton 305. Bring

your questions!

Thursday, September 29Come see John Mark Nelson

perform live during Common Time in Great Space! Enjoy a special sandwich or drink crafted by John Mark Nelson as well! Email lorj or lees if you have

any questions!

Dan S. Wang speaks about A RAGBOX OF OVERSTOOD GRAMMARS. He is an artist who

makes use of letterpress printing. Boliou 161 @ 7:30pm

Interested in tutoring kids at the Northfield Middle School Youth

Center? Info session @ 8 pm, Leighton 303.

Guacamole will be provided!

Thursday, September 29Celebrate the Chapel’s Centennial with “Organic Faith” talk on spiritu-ality and social justice by Dr Emilie Townes, Dean/Prof. of Womanist Ethics and Society at Vanderbilt.

7pm, Great Hall

Next in #CarlTalk--#OrgasmQuest: Confronting Intersecting Stigmas

Around Sexuality and Mental Illness. With sex educator/blogger/Profes-sional Oversharer/Rainbow Revolu-

tionary, Crista Anne!7PM, WeitzCinema

?s, contact phillipsl, sirisoukhe

Expressive Art Therapy Group SHAC, Thursdays 3:30-5, weeks 3-8. Designed for those struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, insecurities, fear of failure/risk-taking and more!

Register: lwellstone

Buddhist Meditation and Teaching led by Bhante Sathi, Sri Lankan monk,

8:00 p.m., Chapel Main Sanctuary. Cushions are provided -

no experience needed.

Global Issues Forum “Education in Comparative Perspec-tive: Hungary, Myanmar, Peru,” 12-1,

LDC 104. Panelists share OCS, internship insights.

Bring lunch, dessert provided.

Friday, September 30Power Learned from Paul

is Dan Wang’s memoir-essay about Paul Wellstone. Joining will be the

artist and publisher Sam Gould. Athenauem, 12pm

Friday, September 30Come enjoy Dúo Mistral

playing Debussy in a Guest Recital! 8pm, Concert Hall.

Fridays with Fred, VP & Treasurer. Talk with Fred about the campus and his experiences when he was a stu-

dent here.

Saturday, October 1Visit the Minneapolis Farmer’s Market.

Bring $ for fresh produce, flowers, lunch, and more! Buses leave Willis

at 9am, return by 2pm. Must ride the bus to and from, NO EXCEPTIONS.

Sign up on the SAO website

Sunday, October 2Jewish Rosh HaShanah Service

6pm, Great Hall. Led by Rabbi Shosh Dworsky. Dinner after service. All

welcome.

Gospel Brunch returns! 11:00am, Chapel Lobby - Join in

singing and enjoying Sunday morning brunch. All voices welcome.

Monday, October 3Sculptor Bernie Lubell

discusses his work, 5pm Boliou 104

Rosh Hashanah Service10am, Great Hall - Followed by lunch

and Tashlich. Service led by Rabbi Shosh Dworsky.

Info meeting for Winter 2018 OCS program: Sport and Globalization in London and Seville from 7-8PM in

Leighton 304!

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Tuesday, October 4Stories That Shape Us --

Tell and listen to stories, eat s’mores, and enjoy good company at Agro Crag at 9pm. Theme/inspiration: “origins.”

Spanish Studies Abroad will have an info table in Sayles from

11am-2pm!

Round River Conservation Studies will have an info table about their

study abroad programs in Sayles from 11AM-2PM!

Round River Conservation Studies will have two info sessions about their study abroad programs: 3:30-4:30PM in Sayles-Hill 251 and 8:30-9:30PM in

Sayles-Hill 251!

“Your Resilient Self” workshop series at SHAC, Tuesdays 5:10-6:00. This session: CONNECTED - growing

resilient when adrift. All are welcome, no sign-up needed! ?s-x4080

Wednesday, October 5 Liberation, Not Assimilation:

Jennicet Gutiérrez will give presenta-tion about Familia Trans Queer Libera-tion group and their campaign to end trans detention. Boliou 104 6-7:30pm

CET Academic Programs will have an info table about their

study abroad programs in Sayles from 11AM-2PM!

Evensong: Contemplative Christian Song and Prayer, 8:30-9:00pm, Chapel. Christian service

with music readings, silence. All are welcome. Led by Chaplain Carolyn

Fure-Slocum.

Thursday, October 6Buddhist Meditation and Teaching led by Bhante Sathi, Sri Lankan monk,

8:00 p.m., Chapel Main Sanctuary. Cushions provided!

Expressive Art Therapy Group SHAC, Thursdays 3:30-5, weeks 3-8. Designed for those struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, insecurities, fear of failure/risk-taking and more!

Register: lwellstone

Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM) Costa Rica will have an info table in Sayles from 11AM-2PM!

School for International Training (SIT) will have an info table about

their study abroad programs in Sayles from 11AM-2PM!

Info session about School for International Train-ing (SIT) study abroad programs in

Sayles-Hill 251 from 5-6PM!

GENERAL Do you feel lost?

The Info Desk can help point you in the right direction! NOTE: we do

not give out advice, only maps

Apply to be on the 36th Annual Spring Concert Committee!

Any questions? Email your chairs at lorj, greinn, or chenga2!

Last Monday’s Riddle AnswerHow can you place a pencil on

the floor so that no one can jump over it?

Place it in a corner.

Daily Brain TeaserHow would you divide the fol-

lowing shape into two identical parts with just one cut? It does

not have to be straight.

Answer in Friday’s NNB

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Upcoming Information Sessions

Wednesday, September 28 3:10 p.m. - Dual Engineering Degree

Program Info Session 6:00 p.m. - Resume Writing for Sophomores

Thursday, September 29 12:00 p.m. - University of Minnesota Dentistry

Information Session 12:00 p.m. - Amazon Information Session

with Mike Sobaski ’15 3:00 p.m. - Externship Resume and

Statement of Purpose Walk-In Hours 6:00 p.m. - Optum (Consulting) -

UnitedHealth Group Info Session Friday, September 30 5:00 p.m. - Federal Reserve Bank of NY

Graduate Info Session/ Networking Deadline Monday, October 3 6:30 p.m. - Compass Lexecon Information

Session Tuesday, October 4 11:30 a.m. - Elite Medical Scribes tabling 12:00 p.m. - Interested in Actuarial Science? 1:00 p.m. - Office Hours with Anne Mootz '91,

Partner, Ernst & Young 5:00 p.m. - Idealist Grad Fair 6:30 p.m. - History Careers Panel, Pathways,

& free Pizza!

Sign up for a half-hour informational interview with one of next week’s featured alumni via The Tunnel. Questions? E-mail Sarah at swolfe@carleton.edu.

30 Minutes Tech Week Ken Schiller ’15, Software Engineer, X (self-driving cars), major: CS/ math/ cognitive science Sebastian Celis ’03, Principal Software Engineer iOS, BuzzFeed, major: CS Jonathon Liou ’15, Software Engineer, Thomson Reuters, major: CAMS/ CS Josh Pepper ’97, Product Manager, Cortana, Microsoft, major: chemistry Patrick Dwyer ’98, Video Game Producer, Call of Duty, Activision/Treyarch, major: Japanese

30 Minutes Special Sessions Healthcare: Sameena Ahmed ’12, Medical Student, University of Minnesota Medical School, major: biology Geology & Business: Stu Grubb ’85, Senior Hydrogeologist, Northeast Technical Services, major: geology

30 Minutes

Externship Application Walk-In Hours & FOOD!

Come get help with your externship resume and/or statement of purpose, and

munch on some yummy snacks at the same time!

Thursday, September 29,

3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. The Career Center, Sayles-Hill 050

(on the Garden Level)

If you’ve never done a resume, we’ll show you how to get started.

If you already have a resume, we’ll look it over and help you make it a stronger one.

If you have questions about how to write your statement of purpose, we’ll help you get started.

If you already have a draft of your statement of purpose, we’ll read it over and provide constructive feedback.

No appointment needed!

Career Center Hours Mon-Fri 8-5

Student Career Assistant Walk-In Office Hours Mon-Fri 10-5, Sayles 050; Sun-Thurs, 8-10pm, Lower Sayles

(507) 222-4293 go.carleton.edu/career Sayles-Hill 050 Fall Term, Week 3

Career Counselor Walk-In Hours Mon-Thurs 3-4:30pm, Fri 2-3:30pm

Internship Reflection Poster Session

Did you do an internship last summer? If so, you are invited to participate in the Internship Reflection Poster Session. Design a poster – we’ll print it – and you can share your stories.

To make and show your poster, RSVP at apps.carleton.edu/career/students/internships/Fund/postersessionnonfunded/. We ask that you complete your reflection poster by October 6.

Internship Reflection Poster Session 7:15 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Friday, October 21

Weitz Commons About the event: Carleton alumni, including the Careers Board, have been invited to participate in the evening to hear more about summer internships that Carleton students undertook. The alumni are deeply invested in the success of Carleton students and this event allows them to hear about your transformative experiences directly. Academic departments, faculty, staff, students, and community members are also invited to attend. To learn more or ask questions, please reach out to Rachel at rleatham@carleton.edu.

Connect with alumni in finance, architecture, entrepreneurship, and public health

Careers in Finance with Michael Wiebolt '08 – Saturday, October 1, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Sayles Hill Lounge

Careers in Architecture with Stephen Harris AIA '06 – Tuesday, October 4, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m., Leighton 426

Entrepreneurship with Brian Burt '89 – Tuesday, October 4, 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., Leighton 236 Careers in Public Health with Nosipho Beaufort ’01 – Thursday, October 6, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00

p.m., Sayles Hill Lounge

R.S.V.P. for any of these sessions via The Tunnel. Questions? E-mail Sarah at swolfe@carleton.edu.

Externship applications are due Monday, October 3, at

11:59 p.m.! There are 230 Carleton-exclusive externships

available this year, and the application process is easier

than ever. Come see us in Sayles-Hill 050 for help every

step of the way!