Blackmon's lecture will focus on how her education and experiences at K-State prepared her to build a successful business of her own and meet the challenges of being the wife of a professional basketball player and mother of four children. His session will include using critical thinking in a variety of subjects, including both science and nonscience courses. Wow begins at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 28, in Ahearn Field House with the grand entry of dancers, intertribal dancing, and dance contests. Wow, the 2001 Pow Wow Princess, Christina Fay Goodson, will be crowned. The event will also feature door prizes and arts and crafts.
All drums are welcome.
The Pow Wow is sponsored by the Native American Student Body, the office of diversity and dual career development, the office of multicultural student organizations and the K-State Alumni Association. May 4 Recreation services is sponsoring a golf tournament from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, May 4, at Rolling Meadows Golf Course near Junction City. All current and retired faculty, staff, graduate assistants, full-time employees and their spouses are eligible to play. Play will follow the Texas Scramble rules with four-person teams. The entry deadline is Monday, April 30.