INT 100/201 Approved Event List

Event Name	Event URL	Event Date and Time	Event Location	Event Description	INT Fulfillments	Actions
Unnatural Causes	Unnatural Causes	9/17/26 6:00 PM	KC2266	a documentary series that explores the effects of social factors on health and health care in the United States.	INT 100, INT 201	View
Art as a Way of Knowing (and not knowing) Animals: An Artist Talk by Maria Lux	GVSU Arts Celebration	9/17/26 4:00 PM	Calder Art Center	Please join us for an exhibition by the GVSU Arts Celebration Visiting Artist Maria Lux. Maria and GVSU students from the Department of Visual and Media Arts created and installed the art exhibition	INT 100	View
Sacred Site Visit-Native American Burial Mounds	Sacred Site Visit	9/24/26 6:00 PM	Register for Event location	Join the Kaufman Interfaith Institute and GVSU's Religious Studies Department as we visit different sacred sites around the greater Grand Rapids area over the course of the 2026-2027 academic year.	INT 100, INT 201	View
GV Arts Celebration: Ying Quartet, From Mozart to Childs	Ying Quartet	10/5/26 7:30 PM	Sherman Van Solkema Recital Hall, Haas Center for the Performing Arts, Valley Campus	The Grammy Award winning Ying Quartet will present a concert that projects Mozarts forward-looking Dissonance Quartet to the present time.	INT 100, INT 201	View
GV Arts Celebration: Ying Quartet, Schubert's C Major Quintet	Ying Quartet	10/7/26 7:30 PM	Cook-DeWitt Center, Valley Campus	The Grammy Award winning Ying Quartet is joined by Grand Valley professor Pablo Mahave-Veglia for this performance.	INT 100	View
Ethics & Responsibility in Online Spaces- 12th Annual Civil Discourse Symposium	Ethics & Responsibility in Online Spaces	10/29/26 6:00 PM	Seidman Center, City/Pew Campus	A community conversation about the civic role of digital literacy skills as an ethical practice and responsibility to foster constructive discourse.	INT 100, INT 201	View
Sacred Site Visit-St. Nicholas Orthodox Church	Sacred Site Visit	11/19/26 6:00 PM	Saint Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church- Please Register!	Join the Kaufman Interfaith Institute and GVSU's Religious Studies Department as we visit different sacred sites around the greater Grand Rapids area over the course of the 2026-2027 academic year.	INT 100, INT 201	View
GVSU Arts Celebration: Poetry Night with Craig Santos Perez	GVSU Arts Celebration: Poetry Night with Craig Santos Perez	10/15/26 7:00 PM	Wealthy Street Theatre	Dr. Craig Santos Perez is an Indigenous Chamoru from the Pacific Island of Guam. He is the editor of nine anthologies and author of seven books of poetry, most recently Call This Mutiny [Uncollected Poems], and the academic monograph, Navigating Chamoru P	INT 100, INT 201	View
Sacred Site Visit - Witches of West Michigan	Sacred Site Visit - Witches of West Michigan	10/22/26 6:00 PM	End Cap Collective, Downtown Grand Rapids	Every academic year, the Kaufman Interfaith Institute organizes a series of visits to sacred sites around the greater Grand Rapids area. These visits are open to GVSU students, faculty, staff, and members of the community who are interested in learning mo	INT 100, INT 201	View
When the Declaration of Independence Was News	When the Declaration of Independence Was News	9/1/26 6:00 PM	Richard M. Devos Center, Loosemoore Auditorium - Virtual Option Available	Most of us think of the Declaration of Independence as something fixed in history, a document whose importance was obvious the moment it was signed. But in 1776, nobody knew what would come of it, or whether the fight for independence would even be won. J	INT 100, INT 201	View
Eyeing the Bench: A Supreme Court Update	Eyeing the Bench: A Supreme Court Update	9/17/26 6:00 PM	Richard M. Devos Center, Loosemoore Auditorium - Virtual Option Available	Each fall, the Supreme Court opens a new term with cases that will shape the boundaries of law, government, and daily life for years to come, yet most Americans learn about these decisions only after they've already been made. Join us for the fourth annua	INT 100, INT 201	View
Midterms 101: Historical Patterns and Contemporary Stakes	Midterms 101: Historical Patterns and Contemporary Stakes	10/13/26 6:00 PM	Richard M. Devos Center, Loosemoore Auditorium - Virtual Option Available	Midterm elections are often treated as a referendum on whoever holds the White House, but the historical pattern is more complicated, and more revealing, than that framing suggests. Join us for Midterms 101: Historical Patterns and Contemporary Stakes, a	INT 100, INT 201	View
Veterans Day Celebration	Veterans Day Celebration	11/11/26 6:00 PM	Richard M. Devos Center, Loosemoore Auditorium - Virtual Option Available	Grand Valley State University's Office of the President and Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies invite you to join us this Veterans Day as we come together to honor the service and sacrifice of West Michigan and Laker veterans past and present. Thi	INT 100, INT 201	View
Common Ground: The Separation of Church & State	Common Ground: The Separation of Church & State	1/26/27 6:00 PM	Richard M. Devos Center, Loosemoore Auditorium - Virtual Option Available	The Founders had strong, and often conflicting, beliefs about the proper relationship between religion and government, beliefs that still shape how Americans debate religious liberty today. Our panel will examine what the founders truly believed about rel	INT 100, INT 201	View
GVSU Arts Celebration: Margin to Mainstream: Recognizing Women Artists Exhibition Opening and Special Lecture	GVSU Arts Celebration: Margin to Mainstream: Recognizing Women Artists Exhibition Opening and Special Lecture	9/10/26 5:00 PM	PAC 1121 Art Gallery, Haas Center for the Performing Arts, Allendale	Margin to Mainstream: Recognizing Women Artists, explores the shifting place of women artists within the art world, from histories of marginalization to increasing recognition and influence. The exhibition brings together a range of artistic practices, ge	INT 100, INT 201	View
Astronauts for America: Vote for Freedom	Astronauts for America: Vote for Freedom	9/15/26 10:00 AM	Cook DeWitt Center Auditorium	Former NASA astronaut John Herrington will speak about the importance of participatory democracy as a part of National Voter Registration Day festivities. There will be a Q & A session and activities at the Clocktower to follow (like a photo op and voter	INT 100, INT 201	View
Democracy 101: First Time Voter Workshop	Democracy 101: First Time Voter Workshop	9/9/26 6:00 PM	Mary Idema Pew Library Multipurpose room, Allendale Campus	New to voting? Learn everything you need to know about registering, understanding the voting process, and casting your ballot with confidence. This beginner-friendly workshop is perfect for first-time voters and anyone looking to strengthen their civic kn	INT 100	View
Presidents' Day Luncheon	Presidents' Day Luncheon	2/15/27 12:00 PM	L. William Seidman Center, Loosemore Forum	Every presidency leaves behind lessons in leadership, but few offer as clear a window into the daily decisions of power as a firsthand account from inside the room. Join us for our annual Presidents' Day Luncheon featuring Frank Lavin, who will draw on hi	INT 100, INT 201	View
Getting Involved in Undergraduate Research	Getting Involved in Undergraduate Research	11/11/26 3:00 PM	HH, MPR (Holton Hooker Multipurpose Room)	The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (OURS), a program within the Center for Student Research and Scholarly Engagement (CSRSE), provides support for all undergraduates interested in pursuing research and creative practice within their disc	INT 100	View
Top 10 Best and Worst Foreign Policy Decisions	Top 10 Best and Worst Foreign Policy Decisions	3/25/27 6:00 PM	Richard M. DeVos Center Loosemore Auditorium - Virtual Option Available	Not every major foreign policy decision ages well, and looking back at the ones that succeeded, and the ones that failed, reveals as much about the nature of American power as any single success story could. Join us for Top 10 Best and Worst Foreign Polic	INT 100, INT 201	View

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