Ogden Calendar

Prep for the February 15, 2012 Ogden College Career Fair

Help with resumes, cover letters, dress, sample interview questions, etc.

Dr. Richard Stevens, Louisiana State University

Topic: macroecology

Title of seminar: "Ecological and evolutionary perspectives on biodiversity gradients of New World bats"

Advising Students on Academic Probation

Lunch Provided!

RSVP to londa.holder@wku.edu

Experience the wonders of Heaven and Earth! The faculty of WKU's Physics and Astronomy Department offer the public an opportunity to observe the heavens through the telescopes on the roof of TCCW and participate in fun physics demonstrations and activities using highly specialized equipment as well as materials you can find in your own home.

Meet in the lobby of TCCW (next to Hardin Planetarium). Activities are suitable for all ages, children 12 years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult. This event is free of charge.

Program Highlights

Aided by WKU's Hilltoppers Astronomy Club, participants will be able to use the 12" rooftop telescope and several 4" telescopes to view objects such as asteroids, comets, planets and their moons, stars with extra-solar planets, star clusters in the Milky Way, giant gas clouds where new stars are being born, the spectacular Perseid meteor shower and many other celestial wonders.

With the support of WKU's Society of Physics Students, some of the physics activities which participants may be involved in include both indoor and outdoor demonstrations and hands on projects such as making bottle rockets, green energy and wind power, magic tricks with electricity and magnetism, lasers, sound waves and many other amazing aspects of the world around us.

For more information contact rachel.campbell@wku.edu or (270) 745-5940.