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April 18-22: Celebrate Earth Day at Boise State
See link for times and location details. Join the Boise State campus community in celebrating Earth Day with four days of sustainability-focused events, including: a sustainability tour of campus, a sustainability tour of downtown Boise, a graduate student showcase, weed warriors training, talks and more. These events all are free and open to the public. For specifics, visit: https://sustainability.boisestate.edu/sustain-home/events/celebrate-earth-day/
Find out more »April 19: Graduate Student Showcase
9-11:30 a.m. Student Union Building, Jordan Ballroom. The Graduate Student Showcase is a one-day conference during which students present their original research, work and talents, to connect with other graduate students and faculty at Boise State, and to learn about other disciplines and gain conference experience. This event is free and open to the public.
Find out more »April 19: Engaging Students Through Role Immersion in the Classroom
Noon. Interactive Learning Center, room 315. "Reacting to the Past" is a pedagogical approach to supporting student learning and engagement through immersion in a role playing simulation. Nationally, it has been used successfully in many disciplines - from history and humanities to science. At Boise State, several faculty have been exploring its use in history and humanities. Come hear how professors Lisa McClain and Elizabeth Cook have used this approach in this Teaching and Learning Spotlight. This event is intended…
Find out more »April 19: “Our Common Ground” – Talk with Amy Verbeten
Noon. Liberal Arts Building. Across the West, it is all too common for communities and relationships between neighbors to be torn apart by misunderstandings and perceived conflicts between the goals of farming/ranching families and the goals of land and water conservation groups. In Teton Valley, Idaho, they are actively working to change that. An innovative group of leaders in the farming/ranching industry, land and water conservation groups, and local government has come together to create a shared vision of watershed conservation…
Find out more »April 19: Boise State Beach Volleyball Exhibition Pairs Tournament
1 p.m. Boise State Sand Volleyball Complex, on the corner of Belmont St. and Oakland Ave. For more information, please visit broncosports.com.
Find out more »April 19: Search Committee Training & Recruitment Pool Certifications Process
1:00 p.m. Student Union. Ah Fong Room. This free workshop discusses the new recruitment pool certification process, the diversity analysis of the recruitment pool, and other HR essentials for search committees. Facilitators: Gayla Thomas-Dabney, Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Officer & Kim Marks, Talent Acquisition Manager.
Find out more »April 19: Mechanical Engineering Seminar
1:30 p.m. ENGR 103. Dr. Stefan Judex from Stony Brook University will present on "How can we use exercise to maintain and promote skeletal health?"
Find out more »April 19: Retirement Reception for Professor Bruce Ballenger
4-6 p.m. Hemingway Gallery, 1819 Cesar Chavez Lane, Boise. Join the English Department for refreshments and reminiscing as they honor Bruce's 22 years with the Boise State University English Department.
Find out more »April 19: Student Chamber Music Recital
5:30 p.m. Morrison Center Recital Hall. Admission is free. Convenient hourly public parking for non-Boise State parking permit holders attending Music Department events is available just south of the Morrison Center in the Brady Street Garage for $3 per hour. Cash and credit/debit cards are accepted at the kiosk. For more information, please visit music.boisestate.edu/calendar/.
Find out more »April 19: Artist Lecture, ‘Liminal Geographies: Reshaped Spaces of Our Collective Past’
7 p.m. Student Union Building, Berquist Lounge. Local artist Migel Delgado will present a lecture titled "Liminal Geographies: Reshaped Spaces of Our Collective Past." The lecture will coincide with an exhibition in Casita Nepantla's pop-up art gallery April 16-June 10. This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided.
Find out more »April 19: Artist Lecture by Migel Delgado
7 p.m. Berquist Lounge, Boise State Student Union Casita Nepantla, the space devoted to showcasing Latino art and culture and encouraging scholarly work on Latino issues, is hosting the talk, "Liminal Geografies: Reshaped Spaces of Our Collective Past," by artist and Boise State BFA and MFA graduate Migel Delgado. The talk is free and open to the public. An exhibition of Delgado's work will hang in Casita Nepantla's pop-up gallery on the second floor of the SUB in the Student…
Find out more »April 19: All-Campus Band Concert
7:30-9 p.m. Special Events Center. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors. Children, non-BSU students of any age (with ID), and Boise State faculty, staff and students with ID are admitted free. All concert proceeds fund Boise State Music Scholarships. Convenient hourly public parking for non-Boise State parking permit holders attending Music Department events is available in the Lincoln Street Garage for $2.00 per hour. Cash and credit/debit cards are accepted at the kiosk.
Find out more »April 20: Beginning QuickBooks (Desktop)
8:30 a.m. Nampa Business Accelerator, Origination room, Computer Lab. 5465 TerraLinda Blvd, Nampa. Starting off the use of QuickBooks with a solid foundation will help you make the most of this powerful accounting software. The class is targeted for the small business owner or entrepreneur to show you how Quickbooks can work for your small business. Participants in the hands-on workshop will be taught lessons on the following topics: • Getting Started and Setting up QuickBooks • Working With Lists • Working With…
Find out more »April 20: Beginning and Intermediate QuickBooks (Desktop)
8:30 a.m. Nampa Business Accelerator, Origination room, Computer Lab. 5465 Terra Linda Blvd, Nampa.This class is a combination section of Beginning & Intermediate Quickbooks. By registering for this section, you save $30 and are enrolled in both sections of the class. Katey O'Brien is QuickBooks Training Certified Instructor as well as owning her own bookkeeping and payroll business, 1st Point Bookkeeping. Speaker(s): Katey O'Brien, 1st Point Bookkeeeping Fee: $ 100. For more information, please visit https://business.idahosbdc.org/workshop.aspx?ekey=40380037.
Find out more »April 20: Literature for Lunch – “The Radium Girls”
12:10 p.m. Boise Public Library, 715 S. Capitol Blvd. Featuring Kate Moore's The Radium Girls. Free and open to the public. Literature for Lunch is part of the Hemingway Literary Center's: Front, Home Front, Aftermath: 100 Years After "The War to End All Wars" Commemorating World War One and the Legacy of Total War. For more information, please visit https://english.boisestate.edu/hemingway-literary-center/.
Find out more »April 20: Intermediate QuickBooks (Desktop)
1:30 p.m. Nampa Business Accelerator, Origination room, Computer Lab. 5465 Terra Linda Blvd, Nampa. Teaching workshop participants how to take QuickBooks to an advanced level is the purpose of Intermediate QuickBooks. This class is targeted for the small business owner or entrepreneur and how QuickBooks can work with your small business. • Analyzing Financial Data • Setting up Inventory • Tracking and Paying Sales Tax • Doing Payroll with QuickBooks • Tracking Time • Estimating and Progress Invoicing • Customizing Forms and…
Find out more »April 20: Philosophy Talk – Meghan Sullivan
3:30-5:30 p.m. ILC 201. Professor Meghan Sullivan from the University of Notre Dame will present on "Personal Volatility."
Find out more »April 20: Bronco Beach Volleyball vs. University of Washington
5 p.m. Boise State Sand Volleyball Complex, on the corner of Belmont St. and Oakland Ave. For more information, please visit broncosports.com.
Find out more »April 20: Northwest Lineman’s College Graduation
5 p.m. Taco Bell Arena. Roughly 125 graduates will walk to complete their Northwest Lineman's College education, with families and friends in toe to congratulate them. NO tickets will be required, and admission is free. Doors open at 4 p.m. at entrance 3. For more information, please visit https://www.tacobellarena.com/events.
Find out more »April 20: Bhanu Kapil Poetry Reading
7:30 p.m. MING Studios (doors open at 7 p.m.) Bhanu Kapil, the creative writing program's Distinguished Writer for the spring semester, will present a free public reading. A reception will follow the reading. Kapil is the author of five books: Ban en Banlieue, Schizophrene, humanimal , Incubation: a Space for Monsters, and The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers. She specializes in cross-genre narrative and poetics and has taught at Naropa University and in Goddard College’s low-residency MFA. She holds an MA from SUNY Brockport and…
Find out more »April 20: Instrumental Jazz Ensembles Concert
7:30-9:30 p.m. Morrison Center Recital Hall. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors. Children, non-Boise State students of any age (with ID), and Boise State faculty, staff and students with ID are admitted free. All concert proceeds fund Boise State Music Scholarships. Convenient hourly public parking for non-Boise State parking permit holders attending Music Department events is available just south of the Morrison Center in the Brady Street Garage for $3.00 per hour. Cash and credit/debit cards are accepted…
Find out more »April 20-21: Ballet Idaho – Swan Lake
7:30 p.m. both nights. Morrison Center. There is an additional performance at 2 p.m. on April 21. Presented by Ballet Idaho. Peter Anastos' staging of Swan Lake is one of the glories of Ballet Idaho. True love triumphs over evil in this powerful story set to Tchaikovsky's memorable score. With stunning costumes and sets by David Walker, this spectacular production will captivate and enthrall you. Ballet Idaho is proud to close out its 2017/18 season with the world's most famous ballet.…
Find out more »April 21: Idaho High School eSports Tournament
9:30 a.m. Jordan Ballroom, Student Union Building The College of Education, the College of Innovation + Design and the Department of Educational Technology will sponsor the first Idaho High School eSports Tournament. Idaho high school students will form teams and compete in: League of Legends (5 vs 5), Overwatch Esports (3 vs 3), Rocket League (3 vs 3) and Super Smash Bros. (single-player). The event is open to the public.
Find out more »April 21: DIG at Fiddler’s Green Farm
10 a.m. Fiddlers Green Farm in Dry Creek. The DIG will be at Fiddlers Green Farm in Dry Creek. Shawn Nield from NRCS and Paul McDaniel from the University of Idaho will conduct the investigation of the soil pit, and Shawn will have a presentation on soil health (two groups, an hour for each group in each place). Attendance will be limited to 50 people. For more information, please visit http://www.treasurevalleyfoodcoalition.org/events/.
Find out more »April 21: Women’s Soccer vs. University of Idaho
11 a.m. Boise State Recreation Turf Field. For more information, please visit broncosports.com.
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