Completed forms are to be turned in to the office of the Vice President for Student Life. A student and faculty committee will review the applications, meet with the students, and select two speakers by the end of April. Through group activities, personal inventories, and interactive discussion, Wicker Wright provides helpful guidelines for developing valuable skill areas and increasing satisfaction in life. Light refreshments will be served. The workshops are free and open to the public.
Registration is recommended.
For more information, contact the Women's Center at ext. The complex nature of sexual violence will be depicted through four vignettes that take place in different settings, such as a rave party, a fraternity party, and a bar. UNLV students direct, act in, and provide the technical support for the presentation. Following the play, Theresa Lowry, chief deputy district attorney from the Clark County District Attorney's Office, and representatives from UNLV's public safety department will answer questions from the audience. For additional information or to purchase tickets, call the Women's Center at ext.