Keeneland Olympics: Will take place over the course of four days (February 7, 8, 11, 23) and will include the watching of the olympic games, fun and competitive games amongst participating members, and education on the countries participating in the olympic games. This program is designed to educate and allow the residents to appreciate the diversity behind the olympic games.

Do you have a major in the College of Arts & Sciences?  Want to be a student representative for your college?  The College of Arts & Sciences student ambassadors  will be having an informational session where you can come learn more about the position and application process!

Come learn about the opportunity to become a Wired Peer Mentor from your very own peer mentors!

Keeneland Olympics: Will take place over the course of four days (February 7, 8, 11, 13) and will include the watching of the olympic games, fun and competitive games amongst participating members, and education on the countries participating in the olympic games. This program is designed to educate and allow the residents to appreciate the diversity behind the olympic games.

Keeneland Olympics: Will take place over the course of four days (February 7, 8, 11, 13) and will include the watching of the olympic games, fun and competitive games amongst participating members, and education on the countries participating in the olympic games. This program is designed to educate and allow the residents to appreciate the diversity behind the olympic games.

Matthew Mitchell, head coach, UK women’s basketball

Kentucky head coach Matthew Mitchell’s teams are known for using three “winning tools” for success: honesty, hard work and discipline. So it’s no surprise that in just six seasons at the helm, Mitchell is now UK’s all-time winningest coach with 144 wins, and year-after-year he assembles teams that are synonymous with winning on and off the court.

Mitchell's defensive philosophy has helped the Wildcats advance to a school-record four consecutive NCAA tournaments, including Elite Eight appearances in three of the last four seasons. UK has finished in the top three of the Southeastern Conference standings three straight seasons, including winning the SEC regular season championship in 2012, its first in 30 years. UK advanced to the SEC Tournament championship game three of the last four years and has charted 25-plus wins four straight seasons, one of just 11 schools in the country to accomplish that feat. The Wildcats have ranked in the top 25 of both national polls 67 consecutive weeks, including ending the 2012-13 season with the highest ranking in school history at No. 7.

Come learn about the online minor in Information Studies offered by the School of Library and Information Science.  Will Buntin, Student Affairs Assistant Director; and Sherali Zeadally, Jasmine McNealy, and Michael Tsikerdekis (faculty members) will be in attendance.

Tony Blanton, Director of Off Campus Services, as well as a representative from the Office of Residence Life, will be here to share some of the housing options that are available for the 2014-2015 academic year.   Both off-campus and on-campus options will be discussed.  

Invisible Children is a youth-based organization trying to put an end to a 27 year long conflict in Central Africa where a rebel army has been attacking innocent civilians and abducting children.  We will be showing a film and having a Ugandan guest speaker there to share their story.  This tour is all about advocacy and awareness to get the word out that this must come to an end.

Michael and Blake will be putting on this program in which Catalyst will come and speak to students about what they do and how they strive in promoting diversity on campus.