October 18th is the National Day of Writing, and people around the country will gather to read, write, and celebrate writing in all media.  Here in Lexington, the Carnegie Center invites everyone around town to join in and help write a very long and collaborative short story.  UK will have its own chapter to write.  Sigma Tau Delta, Graphite, English and WRD will host a writing booth in the Student Center from 10 AM until 2 PM--Come by, read, and add a sentence or two to the story.  Be a part of the longest short story ever written.

Predictive Soil Mapping and Data Mining: Toward Development of a Scalable Framework for Soil Geographic Knowledge

The new political economy of geographical intelligence

Extended Embodiments of Sacrifice and the (De)politicization of Hegemonic forms of Capitalist Violence

Geopolitics, NGO's, and the promotion of youth citizenship in Lebanon

Performativity in new feminist political ecology: negotiating space and livelihood in East African pastoralism

     You’ve spent days preparing for this test. You’ve used the flashcards and re-read every chapter six times. You’ve re-written your notes twice. You’ve done everything you can to be prepared. But, you have a pit in your stomach, and you’re just sure that you won’t remember anything once you receive the test…

     If this sounds like you, then consider attending a workshop on Test Anxiety on Tuesday and Wednesday (Oct. 1 & 2) from 4:00 – 5:00 in White Hall Classroom Building 234. We will have a representative from the student counseling center to discuss test anxiety and some strategies of how to combat it.

 All participants in this workshop will be entered in a drawing for a $20 gift certificate to the bookstore.