Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Event Name: Student Senate Weekly Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATAGL

Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Event Name: TPUSA Monthly Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATLST President and VP will speak to new members of TPUSA and swear them in. 

Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Event Name: Table Tennis Club Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATLHA The Lewis Table Tennis Club is hosting monthly table tennis tournaments and recreational events. We will be organizing tournaments and events using GroupMe. Members are given contact information for organization purposes. Monthly brackets will be created for all members in a friendly competition.

Event Name: DPT Food Drive Event Locator: 2025-AATLMG Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement DPT will host a food drive to distribute food to local food banks and pantries.  Donation box will be located outside of SH 156.  

Event Name: Psychology Dept Bake Sale Pre-Order Event Locator: 2025-AATLPT Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Stop by the table outside of Charlie's Place or the table outside classroom BE 156 to pre-order treats from a local bakery.  Proceeds from this sale will go to the Lewis Psychology Department.  Treats will be delivered on November 19.  

Event Name: Student Workshop Event State: Confirmed Organization: Arts & Ideas Event Locator: 2025-AATLRR Join Potawatomi scholar Billie Kerner (Potawatomie) for an interactive and reflective workshop exploring the intersections of Potawatomi history, Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), and the power of personal purpose. Through storytelling, dialogue, and guided reflection, participants will discover how Indigenous worldviews and ecological understandings can inform more inclusive, interconnected approaches to learning and living. Students will be invited to consider their own “personal why,” the values, experiences, and motivations that shape how you engage with the world, and to explore how these insights can strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration and cultural understanding. This session offers an engaging space for undergraduate students to connect personal reflection with broader lessons from Potawatomi knowledge systems, fostering deeper respect for diverse ways of knowing and being.