RU AMA Food Drive
12:00 AM - ?
Location: Marketing Department Bunce Hall
Contact: dupont86@students.rowan.edu

Please support Glassboro food bank and donate can foods/non-perishables in the box located in the Marketing Department of Bunce Hall. It will be labeled RUAMA Food Drive.

RAH! Philadelphia Eagle Jon Dorenbos's Magic Show | More Info
12:00 AM - ?
Location: SC Ballroom
Contact: napoli@rowan.edi

Philadelphia Eagle's long snapper, Jon Dorenbos, will be taking his magic off the field & onto the Student Center stage for a one night only performance at Rowan. Dorenbos is a professional magician who has performed on stage in Hollywood and Vegas - see him tonight in the S.C. Ballroom.

Commuter Bowling | More Info
12:00 AM - ?
Location: Glassboro Bowl & Rec Center
Contact: commuterservices@rowan.edu

Come, enjoy the company of other commuters at our off-campus event! The first 20 people to sign up at the Commuter Services office in the Student Center, Suite 210, can play and eat for free! Sign-ups begin Mon. Feb. 11th.

File Your Federal and State Taxes For Free | More Info
12:00 AM - ?
Contact: info@myfreetaxes.com

For anyone who is unable to visit the Rowan University Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) site, who feel they may prepare their returns on their own, there is a new option. This year, the Rohrer College of Business will participate in free assistance through the MyFreeTaxes Partnership, which provides free state and federal tax preparation and filing assistance for individuals with adjusted gross income under $57,000. Tax filing software is provided by H&R Block.To access, go to http://myfreetaxes.com/rowan

Common Interests: mobility and transformation of public life | More Info
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Location: Rowan University Art Gallery
Contact: arts@rowan.edu

Rowan University Art Gallery presents the exhibit "Common Interests: mobility and transformation of public life" from January 22 through March 16.

"Common Interests" is a survey of projects that question how public space and public assets are managed, offering theoretical and practical ideas for reclaiming autonomy in public space. Working with sculpture, interventions, social practice, drawing, performance and video, the exhibiting artists reflect on the limitations and possibilities of public space, proposing new ways of accessing, navigating and improving these shared resources. Guest curated by Sara Reisman, the exhibition features work by Pierluigi Calignano, Sue Jeong Ka, Jonggeon Lee, Mary Mattingly, Diego Medina, Francesco Simeti, Tattfoo Tan, Lan Tuazon and Alex Villar.

Admission is free and open to the public. Regular gallery hours are Monday - Friday, 10 am - 5 pm (extended to 7 pm on Wednesday); and Saturday, 12 - 5 pm.

Effective Strategies for Supervisors | More Info
01:30 PM - 04:00 PM
Location: Linden Hall Training Room
Contact: cloyd@rowan.edu

Learn about time and attendance policies, comp time and overtime policies, performance reviews, and other issues that are involved in the supervision of classified employees. It also explains the tools and resources that are available to supervisors at Rowan. Additionally, we will focus on strategies to encourage cooperation and ways to engage and motivate employees.

This is for my Barrio: An Afro-Latina Hip Hop Story
03:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Location: Chanberalin Student Center Ballroom

This presentation by Emcee Lah Tere is a personal testimonial into her life. She is a native of the Chicago and will discuss the transformations and struggles in her life that have given her the strength to not only survive but strive to be a strong independent Afro-Boricua woman.

Who Will Carry the Word? | More Info
08:00 PM - ?
Location: Westby Hall Studio Theatre
Contact: arts@rowan.edu

The Department of Theatre & Dance at Rowan University presents this affecting work, a celebration of the human spirit based on the true story of Charlotte Delbo, depicting the lives of 20 women sharing a barracks in Auschwitz who work to keep the strongest alive so there will be someone to share their experiences with the world.

Performances are February 21 at 8 pm; February 22, 23, 28 and March 1 and 2 at 7 and 9 pm; February 24 at 3 and 5 pm; and March 3 at 3 pm.

Seating is limited. Advanced reservations/ticket purchase advised.