Every year, Wittenberg University hosts a wide range of events and activities. Scroll down below for events happening each month, and be sure to follow Wittenberg across social media platforms.

MarchTuesday19

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Tuesday, March 19thTuesday, March 19thAmerica/New_YorkBlood Drive 1929 Gymnasium; Health, Wellness & Athletics (HWA) Complex
2:30pm
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Tuesday, March 19thTuesday, March 19thAmerica/New_YorkAesthetics In Black Series Presentation: Kent BrooksShouvlin Center; Room 105
6:00pm
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Tuesday, March 19thTuesday, March 19thAmerica/New_YorkWitt Women in the WorkforceWitt Women in the Workforce attendees will have the opportunity to hear from an alumni panel of successful women spanning a range of ages. Panelists, all of whom will discuss their journey in the workforce, include Zori Parker, class of 2021; Chaunta Banks, class of 2013; Kamri-Beth Offutt, class of 2022; Tracey Tackett, also class of 2022; and Rachel Wallace, class of 2019.Founder's Pub; Benham-Pence Student Center
7:00pm
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Tuesday, March 19thTuesday, March 19thAmerica/New_YorkIntramural Volleyball TournamentThe Office of Student Involvement invites all faculty, staff, and students to participate in an intramural volleyball tournament. This is an opportunity to compete and engage with friends, peers, and students. All are welcomed to form department teams and are encouraged to ask classes to form teams as well. Each team needs to have at least seven members to play. Each participant will receive a free t-shirt. Teams signed up after March 12 may not be guaranteed a t-shirt. Register Here1929 Gymnasium; Health, Wellness & Athletics (HWA) Complex

MarchWednesday20

11:00am
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Wednesday, March 20thWednesday, March 20thAmerica/New_YorkProfessional Head ShotsIs it time for a new professional headshot? Join us at the Head Shot Series on various dates throughout the semester at the Thomas Library. It's an excellent opportunity to update your LinkedIn profile or any professional networking platforms. Career Services Events & ActivitiesThomas Library
4:00pm
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Wednesday, March 20thWednesday, March 20thAmerica/New_YorkWomen's History Month Self-Care Stations And Movie NightTwo events will then take place on Wednesday, March 20. Beginning at 4 p.m. in Geil Lounge, students can attend a do-it-yourself pampering event. Self-care stations for nails, hair tinsel, essential oil rollers, bracelet making, lip masks, and more will be available. Afterward, students can attend a girls’ night out movie in Founders with the theme ‘On Wednesdays We Wear Pink.’ The featured flick will be Mean Girls 2024. The night will also include snacks and a post-movie discussion.Founder's Pub; Benham-Pence Student Center
4:30pm
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Wednesday, March 20thWednesday, March 20thAmerica/New_YorkArtist Talk: Andi WolfeKissell Auditorium; Koch Hall
6:00pm
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Wednesday, March 20thWednesday, March 20thAmerica/New_YorkStudent Alumni Association Networking NightClick Here to RegisterCoHatch; 101 South Fountain Ave., Springfield, OH 45502

MarchThursday21

11:00am
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Thursday, March 21stThursday, March 21stAmerica/New_YorkProfessional Head ShotsIs it time for a new professional headshot? Join us at the Head Shot Series on various dates throughout the semester at the Thomas Library. It's an excellent opportunity to update your LinkedIn profile or any professional networking platforms. Career Services Events & ActivitiesThomas Library
3:30pm
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Thursday, March 21stThursday, March 21stAmerica/New_YorkTibetan Poet VisitThe Department of Philosophy and Religion (in collaboration with the East Asian Studies Program, Programming Board, Women’s Studies Program and Department of English) is thrilled to invite you to a series of events with the first female Tibetan poet to be published in English. Tsering Wangmo Dhompa is a renowned poet and memoirist, who writes extensively about her experiences as a Tibetan refugee in Nepal, India and the US and her life as a Buddhist woman. Tsering has a PhD in English from UC Santa Cruz and is an Assistant Professor at Villanova, where she teaches courses in creative writing and the literature of the ‘undocumented’. She will be joining us at Wittenberg on Thursday March 21st for three events: Open Classrooms: Religion & Medicine “Healing in Exile” Thursday March 21, 2024, 9:30-10:45pm Hollenbeck 329 Religion, Gender & Sexuality “Being a Buddhist Woman in a Monastery” Thursday March 21, 2024, 1-2:15pm Hollenbeck 334   Poetry Reading Poems inspired by the canonical Buddhist work Words of My Perfect Teacher Thursday March 21, 2024, 3:30-5pm Ness Auditorium (Hollenbeck) Event FlyerNess Auditorium; Hollenbeck Hall
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