No classes to celebrate President's Day

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Join Enactus in watching 'Mary Janes: The Women of Weed' and learn more about entrepreneurship!

Location: Jonas 110
Time: 4 pm
Holly Downing: “Why Our Mascot is Not a Bee—The Frustrations of a BHSU Entomologist”
To the untrained eye, bees and wasps (and some flies) can look very similar. There are, however, major differences between these two groups that include body structures, social behavior, and ecology. This talk will describe some of those differences, while also describing fascinating aspects of behavior and the ecological and economic importance of these groups. An extra perk to attending this talk: you will learn the difference between males and females. Armed with this geekish knowledge you’ll be able to wow friends and family by holding and petting these insects without fear of being stung.

Location: Jonas 205
Time: 4pm
Tech for Retirees is a hands-on workshop to help retirees become more comfortable with all things technology related. This workshop will be able to teach you what you need to know about Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, phone settings, privacy settings, password security and any other topics that you have been curious about. This event is sponsored by Enactus and the South Dakota CEO Women's Business Center. 

Location: Jacket Legcy Room
Come see your faculty, staff, clubs, organizations, and other students battle it out in the ultimate Lip Sync Competition! $3 for BHSU Students, $5 for Non Students (Buzz bucks and credit cards accepted). All donations will go to the Kenadi Jean Weis Foundation and will be used to build an all-inclusive park in Spearfish.

Location: Meier Recital Hall
Time: 2:30 pm
BH Bands -- free admission

Location: Jacket Legacy Room
Time: 9 am - noon
The 2019 Jacket Career & Part-time Job Fair will take place in the Jacket Legacy Room on Tuesday, February 26th, from 9am - noon. 

BHSU will host employers looking for full-time employees as well as summer, seasonal employees, part-time employees, organizations offering internships, and grad schools. 

Employer Registration Fee: $120 
BHSU Alumni fee: $100 (graduation year & major required) 

Location: Young Center Field House
Time: 8:30 am - 9:30 am
Q & A session covering both the hiring process and interviewing will be held from 8:30am - 9:30am with local administrators and HR personnel.

Location: Young Center Field House
Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
This is an opportunity for education students to meet with school districts from all over the country for employment.
School districts wishing to interview prospective employees may do so throughout the day. 

Location: Jonas 110
Time: 4 pm
Max Marc: “Artificial Intelligence vs. Humans: Thought Experiments on the End-Game”
Rudimentary artificial intelligence is here. That voice assistant in your phone is a type of rudimentary AI. Parole officers use a type of rudimentary AI to decide on whether to grant parole to the incarcerated. Many such examples abound. Various thought experiments have been offered for how the interaction between artificial intelligence and humans will play out. End-game scenarios range from a golden-age paradise scenario for humans, to an age where humans are inevitably disenfranchised by a higher intelligence. This talk will describe some of these thought experiments.

Location: Ruddell Gallery
Time: 5 pm - 7 pm
This is a reception for the annual photography exhibition titled Past, Present, Future. The exhibition features photographs from the BHSU photography programs extensive permanent collection. These selections exemplify current and past students work, while representing a continually evolving student body moving with the ever-changing world of digital photography and practices within the photographic medium.