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The University Health Center sponsors Healthy Tuesdays at the Health Education and Outreach booth in the Nebraska Union on Tuesdays.

Learn how you can make healthy lifestyle choices and take part in making campus a better place.

Sponsored by Health Education & Outreach

A visual display designed to bring attention & generate discussion about how media portrays different groups of people. FREE. Register by Thursday, April 5 to reserve your lunch OR drop in and bring your own. 402-472-5500. Sponsored by Gaughan Center and Multicultural Students in Media

The Buros Center for Testing in collaboration with Educational Testing Service is hosting the Sixth installment of the annual BUROS/ETS lecture series on April 9 at 2:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public and will be held in Teachers College Hall, room 139, followed by a reception and discussion in the Buros library.

The lecture series takes place once a year and brings a senior research scientist from Educational Testing Service to the UNL campus to speak on current assessment and testing issues.

This year, Michael Kane will be coming to Lincoln to give a presentation titled "The Argument-based Approach to Validation."

Dr. Kane is holder of the Samuel J. Messick Chair in Test Validity at ETS, the first person to have received this honor. He is most renowned for his work in validity theory and practice and has written many articles and chapters on the subject, including the chapter “Validation” in the fourth edition of Educational Measurement.

In his lecture, Dr. Kane will discuss how explicit recognition of the inferences and assumptions underlying the interpretation and use of test scores can guide the process of validation by identifying which kinds of evidence are needed to evaluate the claims being made.

Get an up close look inside JGMC RSO offices. Who has the crasiest crib? Who will have the best decorated crib? YOU be the judge!

(Winner announced at Gaughan Week Reception on April 13)

Joan Chiao, Ph.D., Northwestern University, will present "At the frontier of cultural neuroscience.” A reception with refreshments will follow the talk.

The Golden Dragon Acrobats combine award-winning acrobatics and traditional dance to present a show of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty. FREE and open to the public