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TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2004
ECM OPPORTUNITIES
(across from Yello Sub)
ecmku@raven.cc.ukans.edu·843-4933·ecmku.org
Veggie Lunch
Thursday 11:30am-1pm
"Pro and Con of a Military Draft or Universal Conscription of Men &
Women"
Women
*Sunday, October 10, 7:30pm,
Plymouth Congregational Church
(UCC) 925 Vermont
Vocation Project
"Conscientious Objection: Reality vs Rumor"
•Sunday, October 24, 7:30pm, ECM
Applicants Welcome - Orientation Meeting Monday, September 13, 5 p.m.
*Sunday, October 24, 7:30pm, ECM
Urban Service - Volunteer
- Road Trip to Ivanhoe neighborhood in KC, MO
- Saturday, October 2
- Provide home repair
Identifying your gifts, clarifying a vision of what you want to do with your life, and how best to prepare academically and otherwise will be integral to the "project."
The orientation will provide an overview and an opportunity to clarify what will be included. Participants will be expected to do the following:
(a) identify gifts and enthusiasms;
(b) develop a "life narrative";
(b) develop a "life narrative";
(c) use a praxis model of service - learning on occasion;
(d) gather regularly with other participants for input and dialogue;
(e) participate in a retreat for detailed orientation and support.
FU (Feminists United) Thursday 9pm
- Registration forms are available in ECM office ·
Wetland Immersion
8pm
Saturday, September 25, 6:30am-10am or Sunday, September 26, 4:30pm - 8pm
Wetlands.
Meet at ECM for orientation (coffee, etc), carpools go to Haskell-Baker Wetlands
- review of controversy over proposed South Lawrence Trafficway.
- observe Monarch butterfly migration
- discussion of how disappearance of wetlands is an ecojustice issue.
Volunteer-Intern Resource Center Local-National-International
The theme of Micah 6:8 will be the basis for student photos. Selected photographs will be viewed at the Kansas Union, ECM and sponsoring churches. Application and film will be available in the ECM office beginning September 7.
"He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your god?"
Intimacy for Committed Couples, with KU Professor of Social Welfare, Dr. Dennis Dailey.
- emotional intimacy - sexual bonding - negotiation of differences - tolerance of sameness - Friday, November 19, 6pm - 9pm / Saturday, November 20, 9am - 1pm $35 / Student Couple - $45 / Other - open to gay / straight
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Appreciating Diversity and Understanding Our Fears: How Homophobia Hurts Us All with KU Professor of Religious Studies Dr. Robert Minor.
- how do issues of homophobia impact not only faith communities, but also quality of each person's life regardless of sexual orientation?
- Tuesdays, October 19 and 26, 7-9pm at ECM
- $5 / Students • $8 / Other
University Forum
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30 pm
Legislature
SEPTEMBER 1
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30 pm
Lunch 12-12:30 $3.00 Student $5.00 Other
SEPTEMBER 1
A Perspective on the Kansas
Legislature David Adkins, Kansas State Senator from District 7 and Vice Chancellor for External Affairs at the KU Medical Center
SEPTEMBER 8
Understand Depression
Using Neuroscience Tools to
Understand Depression
Ruth Ann Atchley, Assistant Professor of
Psychology at KU
SEPTEMBER 15
John Paden, NASA and ITTC Fellow and Engineering doctoral candidate at KU
Climate Change and the Polar Ice Sheets
SEPTEMBER 22 The Possible Effect of Global Warming on Plant Species
Bruce Chladny, Horticultural Agent for K-State Research and Extension Service Douglas County
SEPTEMBER 29
Magnetism in the Natural World -
Course and Effects
Causes and Effects
Thomas P. Armstrong, Emeritus Professor of Physics and Astronomy at KU and Vice President of Fundamental Technologies
OCTOBER 6
Brown v. Topeka Board of
Education: A Pivotal Point in Civil
Rights
Ronald Griffin, Professor of Law at Washburn University
OCTOBER 13
OCTOBER 20
Election Preview
Early Maps of Kansas Barbara McCorkle
OCTOBER 27
Burdett Loomis, Professor and Chair of Political Science at KU
The Hydrogen Economy: Is there
hope, or is it all hype?
NOVEMBER 3
hope, or is it all hype? Dale Rummer, Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at KU
Ethics and the Pharmaceutical Industry
Industry
Richard DeGeorge, University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at KU
NOVEMBER 10
Insuring the Uninsured
Sandra Praeger, Kansas Insurance Commissioner
NOVEMBER 17 American Indian Tribal
Governments
Stacy Leeds,Associate Professor of Law at KU and Director,Tribal Law and Government Center
NOVEMBER 24
NOVEMBER 24
No Forum: Thanksgiving Holiday
The Arab-Israeli Conflict Mohammed Hafez, Professor of Political Science at UMKC
DECEMBER 1
DECEMBER 8
DECEMBER 8
Terrorism and Homeland Security
TUES
from the Perspective of Children Janice Storey, Director of Child and Family Services, Bert Nash Mental Health Center
from the Perspective of Children
Faith Forum: A Liberating Take on Christianity
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Dessert, conversation and dialogue on personal, social and environmental concerns Tuesday 9:00-10:10 pm at ECM Center emphasis on exploring spirituality and faith. Lots of Q & A.
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First Presbyterian Church
• Worship Sunday 8:30 am / 11 am
ECM represents a stream of the Christian faith tradition that tries to be intellectually honest, liberating,and sensitive to how we know mystery in our lives. We gather to discern how best to celebrate and join with God in a call for justice and a need to practice compassion in the university and beyond.
SPONSORING CONGREGATIONS
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West Side Presbyterian
- Worship Sunday 11 am
- Worship Sunday 10:30 am
Lone Star Church of Brethren
Wednesday, 10:30 am
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Plymouth Congregational (UCC)
Worship Sunday 9:30 am/11:15 am
Oread Friends (Quakers)
- Sunday Quiet Meeting 10 am
Saint Paul (Eudora) Congregational Worship Sunday 10:30 am