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Calendar
Wednesday, Nov. 19
What: GIS Day
When: 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Where: Kansas Union
About: A nationwide event to promote awareness of geographic information systems (GIS) and how society uses it.
Thursday, Nov. 20
What: Walking Group
When: Noon to 12:30 p.m.
Where: Meet outside Wescoe Hall.
About: A 10- to 20-minute walk around campus.
What: Sustainability Film Series Pt. II
When: 7 to 9 p.m.
Where: Natural History Museum,
Panorama
About: A showing of the documentary
"Shored Up."
What: Great American Smokeout
When: 11:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Where: Watson Library, Lawn
About: Tobacco cessation information and support.
Friday, Nov. 21
What: Stellar Evolution When: 7:30-9:30 p.m. Where: 2001 Malott Hall About: A public event organized by the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
What: Saxophone Quartets
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: 130 Murphy Hall
About: A free musical performance.
Saturday, Nov. 22
What: The Big Meal (Play)
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Crafton-Preyer Theatre,
Murphy Hall
About: An off-Broadway hit, where
five generations of one family go
through an unending metaphoric
meal. Ticket Cost: $10-$18
What: School of Music Student
Recital
When: 3:30 p.m.
Where: Lawrence Arts Center
About: A free musical performance.
Kappa Sigma investigation lengthened
AMELIA ARVESEN
@AmeliaArvesen
A refusal of cooperation by members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity is lengthening the investigation of an alleged sexual assault reported on Sept. 28, according to an email statement from Tim Caboni, vice chancellor for public affairs at the University.
"... KU's investigation is being unnecessarily lengthened by the refusal of fraternity members to fully cooperate."
TIM CABONI
Vice chancellor for public affairs
dent Conduct. A hearing has been scheduled for Nov. 24 to evaluate the status of the investigation and the fraternity's interim suspension.
The fraternity is also no longer agreeing to interim suspension until the conclusion of the case, according to a letter sent to Kappa Sigma President Jack Schwartz from Stu-
"Contrary to the claims of the Kappa Sigma attorney, KU's investigation is being unnecessarily lengthened by the refusal of fraternity members to fully cooperate," Caboni said in the email. "Fraternity leadership agreed to provide university investigators with notes from the fraternity's own internal investigation, then refused to provide those documents. Mr. Schimmel's claim that no individual member has been notified that he is under investigation is also false."
JAMES HOYT/KANSAN
Kappa Sigma fraternity no longer believes it should be under interim suspension as part of an ongoing sexual assault investigation. A hearing to evaluate the status of the investigation is scheduled for Nov. 24.
"My understanding is that the vast majority of members that have been asked to be interviewed by IOA have either already been interviewed or have scheduled interviews in response to requests by IOA," Schimmel said.
Chuck Schimmel, the attorney representing the KU chapter of Kappa Sigma, said in an email statement he disagrees that members have been uncooperative.
Schwartz, a junior from St. Louis, said 20 members, including himself, have been interviewed so far. He said more interviews are scheduled for the weekend before the hearing.
"It's not an easy thing to do
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Career Center hosts Internship Fair
KELSI KIRWIN
@knkirwinUDK
Employers are already seeking students for spring and summer internships, according to an email from the University Career Center. In order to promote opportunities for students to get an internship with a company, the Career Center is putting on an Internship Fair on Wednesday from 3:30-6 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom.
The Internship Fair is an annual event, normally held at the Adams Alumni Center. The event was moved to the Kansas Union this year because the ballroom has more space for more employers. This year, there will be 41 employers there to talk to students about their internship opportunities, said Career
Hartley said along with moving the event to the Union, the Career Center also added a One Stop Prep Shop to accompany the fair this year. The prep shop was held at the Union on Monday. Students brought in their resumes to be reviewed, learned what types of questions to ask the employers and were allowed to borrow business attire for the fair.
Center associate director Ann Hartley.
"The prep shop went really well," Hartley said. "We had maybe 40 to 50 students stop by, which is pretty decent for only being there for three hours. Students asked good questions. We were very happy with the turnout."
A staff member from the Career Center will be at a photo booth at the event, ready to
"All employers use LinkedIn, so students need to have a professional page." Hartley said. "We've been doing this for a few years now and we thought it was a great idea since students come to the fair in business casual or business professional dress."
take professional photos for students' LinkedIn profiles. After the fair, the staff will go through the photos and email them to the students.
The companies participating in the Internship Fair range from University of Kansas Athletics to American Eagle Outfitters to H&R Block, according to the Career Center's website. Many employers will have multiple internship opportunities, Hartley said.
"The best way to connect [to an employer] is face-to-face" Hartley said. "When students
snow up and talk to someone, they get a little further. Students really need internship experience to lead to a full-time career after college, so [the fair] is a great time to take advantage of the opportunity and make a good impression."
For more information about the Internship Fair, visit career.ku.edu/internshipfair.
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Edited by Jacob Clemen
NUMBER OF EMPLOYERS: 41
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NUMBER OF INTERSHIPS: 41+ (There may be multiple internship opportunities per employer)
TYPES OF INTERNSHIPS: Public relations, sales and marketing, transportation, logistics, summer camps. technical skills, social media marketing, engineering, geology, film production, international internships, etc.
CORRECTION
EMPLOYERS PARTICIPATING: American Eagle Outfitters; American Jazz Museum; Andrews McMeel Publishing; Axiom Strategies; C.H. Robinson; Camp Wood YMCA; Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas College Works; Congressman Kevin Yoder, Crossroads; Enterprise Rent-a-Car; Farmers Insurance Group; Grandstand Glassware, Apparel & Promotional Items; GS Engineering; H&R Block; Horizon Productions; International Studies Abroad (ISA); InternshipDesk; Intouch Solutions; Jayhawk Area Council; Boy Scouts of America; Joshua Center for Neurological Disorders; Kansas City Zoo; Kansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc.; KeyBank Real Estate Capital; Mary Kay; National Kidney Foundation; Northwestern Mutual RPS Financial Group; Olathe, City of; Penske Truck Rental; PlushRugs.com; Sasquatch Adventures LLC; Southwestern Advantage; Steel City Media; Tail Oaks Camp & Conference Center; Target - Stores and Distribution Centers; Theater League; Thermo Fisher Scientific; United States Tennis Association/Missouri Valley Section; University of Kansas Athletics; University of Kansas Office of Study Abroad; Walmart Stores, Inc.
An error appeared in an article titled "University participates in national sexual assault campaign" in Tuesday's edition of the Kansan. The University is not officially participating in the White House's "It's On Us" campaign; it is participating in National Campus Conversation Week.
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