You've Just Been TWAGGED!
Welcome to This Week @ GSU
This Week @ GSU, or TWAG for short, is a student-run and student produced campus news program at Governors State University. Our TWAG Production Team consist of GSU students from varying majors.
We make it our business to keep you well-informed about news and upcoming events, whether you’re a student, faculty or staff member, or community member! We want to make a faithful TWAG viewer out of you!
So stay a while and watch a video or two! Who we are gives us the power to do what we do. We are This Week @ GSU! ………………and …………You’ve just been TWAGGED!
February 17th, 7:30pm, D34011
Teaching Black History Through Primary Sources
Participants will be introduced to the celebration of Black History Month through the eyes of the Library of Congress' Primary Sources.
February 18th, 4:30pm, F1622
Movie: Dear White People
With tongue planted firmly in cheek, Dear White People explores racial identity in 'post-racial' America while weaving a universal story of forging one's unique path in the world. An educational discussion will follow the viewing of the movie.
September 29th, 3 to 4pm, D2401C
Library Workshop: Searching for E-Books and Online Journal Articles
The GSU Library has many e-books and full-text journal articles to support your research and assignments. We will demonstrate the process of finding and retrieving e-books from our library catalog and journal articles from our periodical databases.
TWAG On The Map
No matter where you are in the world - the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, the Eiffel Tower in Paris or on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard in your town - put TWAG on the map.
Here’s how...
1. Pick up your TWAG poster in the TWAG office or download your copy from the TWAG Website (http://thisweekatgsu.wix.com /thisweekatgsu).
2. Snap a photo holding up the poster. (See Link).
3. Like “TWAG” on Facebook (www.facebook.com/GSU.TWAG) and follow us on Twitter (www.twitter.com/GSU_TWAG).
4. Post the photo on our Facebook timeline or Tweet the photo to @GSU_TWAG.
5. Remember to identify everyone in the photo and your location - city, state, and country ( if you’re outside the U.S.)