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TheAmes City Council, in collaboration with ISU's office of diversity and inclusion, pursued a custom-designed crosswalk as part of the city's efforts to make all people feel welcome in Ames. A ribbon-cutting for the crosswalk, downtown at Fifth Street and Douglas Avenue, will begin at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3, weather permitting (city crews will paint the color blocks earlier in the day). The crosswalks on Douglas Avenue will feature a minority-inclusive pride rainbow. The crosswalk on Fifth Street to the east will feature gender non-binary pride colors, and the crosswalk on Fifth Street to the west will feature pride transgender colors.

Iowa State's Taking the Road Less Traveled conference for middle and high school girls began in 1987, the first event hosted by the Program for Women in Science and Engineering. Since then, more than 65,000 students, educators and parents have participated in it. Organizers decided to refresh its name with one that more accurately reflects the message WiSE conveys to young students. "We want STEM to be the route girls take, not an unusual path," said program coordinator Sarah DuBois. Beginning this fall, the conference will be named Go Further. What won't change, DuBois said, are the hands-on and interactive sessions with STEM role models, including undergraduate students and campus and industry professionals. Campus organizations that would like to participate in the fall conferences (Oct. 31 for 8th grade, Nov. 7 for grades 9-10) may submit a proposal online.

The university's central receiving operation is relocating during September from 925 Airport Rd. to 2105 East Lincoln Way, following purchase of a new property. Central receiving will remain open during this transition and doesn't anticipate any delays in deliveries to campus customers. The relocation is scheduled to be complete by Oct. 1. Questions may be directed to manager Todd Wilson, 294-1804.

ISU Surplus will not hold any department or public sales in September during expansion and enhancement of its Airport Road facility. Sales will resume Oct. 1 (department) and Oct. 2 (public). Questions may be directed to manager Mark Ludwig, 294-7300.

Two finalists will interview for CyRide's transit director position, vacated with former director Sheri Kyras' retirement last spring. Each finalist's interview will include a public presentation in the auditorium of the Ames Public Library:

The Iowa State Center has announced 19 morning or early afternoon shows for its 2019-20 Martha Ellen Tye youth series in Stephens Auditorium. The performances, 60 to 90 minutes long, are open to school groups, home schoolers, families and the general public. Each performance has a recommended audience age (pre-K to high school). All seats are $4 in advance or $5 at the door, with children enrolled in the federal lunch program admitted at no charge. Questions may be directed to Sara Compton, 294-7389.

Bradley Blitvich, professor in the department of veterinary microbiology and preventive medicine, and Yanhai Yin, professor and chair of the department of genetics, development and cell biology, have been selected to serve three-year terms on the university's Biotechnology Council. The council makes recommendations to the office of biotechnology on program activities supporting biotechnology research, education and outreach.

The office of student financial aid will hold its 22nd annual Financial Aid Campus Partners Conference Thursday, Sept. 12 (8-11:30 a.m., MU Sun Room and South Ballroom). To assist them in their professional roles, faculty and staff are invited to learn more about how financial aid works and some of the current issues impacting financial aid and our students. This is a free event; registration is requested.

Several workshops are available to help faculty create their own websites on the new ISU Sites service page. As reported in March, Iowa State's first public website service, www.public.iastate.edu, will sunset on Dec. 31. The workshops will be held in 206 Durham; participants should bring a laptop.

The World Food Prize Foundation, downtown Des Moines, is seeking applications for its George Washington Carver Internship for the fall semester in the area of youth programming and education. The ideal candidate will be highly motivated, have strong oral and written communication skills, a background in STEM education and pay attention to detail. The internship is for 12-15 hours/week Sept. 3-Dec. 22, including World Food Prize events Oct. 13-19. More information, including application instructions, is online.

"Game Time," the fall exhibit in the Hughes conservatory at Reiman Gardens, features a giant game clock sweeping over a field of cardinal and gold flowers, surrounded by seasonal edibles. The exhibit continues through Nov. 16 as part of the gardens' 2019 toys and games theme. Extended summer hours (9 a.m.-6 p.m.) continue through Sept. 30; the butterfly wing closes at 4:30 p.m.

Join Cyclone alumni and friends THIS Saturday (8-10:30 a.m., ISU Alumni Center) for Cyclone Central to kick off the first football game of the season. Mingle with friends and family and enjoy a cash bar, modern restrooms and indoor climate control. Admission is free; a catered meal (preregistration required) and food trucks are available.

The early outreach program in the admissions office is looking for faculty, graduate students, staff and student organizations to provide interesting and dynamic 45-minute workshops at its annual Investigation Series, a conference for gifted middle school students to explore new interest areas through hands-on sessions. Sessions are needed on Nov. 12, 14, 19 and 21. More information is available in the online form for submitting a proposal. Proposals are due by Sept. 14. Contact the program's office at 294-1772 or opp...@iastate.edu with any additional questions.

ISU WellBeing and Cyday Friday are teaming up for their annual employee walk on Friday, Aug. 30. Faculty and staff are encouraged to wear cardinal and gold apparel for the one-mile route that begins and ends in front of Beardshear Hall. Check-in is open 11:45 a.m.-12:10 p.m. Preregistration is available, but not required, for this free event. The first 100 employees to check in will receive a free Cyday Friday beverage tumbler. The names of preregistered participants will be entered in a drawing for four $50 gift cards from the ISU Book Store. All employees who check in are eligible for raffle prizes and earn 150 points in the Adventure2 program. In the event of inclement weather, the status of the walk will be posted on the CyStyle Facebook page by 11 a.m. Friday.

The Structured for Success Committee will present a draft proposal and models for the partnership between Iowa State and county extension councils during a live webinar at 3 p.m. on Aug. 20. The committee is seeking feedback from the presentation and will provide links to information about its findings as well as answers to frequently asked questions at the conclusion of the event. The webinar will be archived for later viewing.

The overarching goal of the committee formed in September 2018 has been to determine how ISU Extension and Outreach can effectively serve Iowans and what organizational structure best accomplishes it.

The Student Union Board has announced feature film titles for Cyclone Cinema's fall lineup. The 14-title series opens Aug. 29 and runs through Dec. 8, with a break during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Titles have eight showings -- 7 and 10 p.m. Thursday through Sunday nights -- in 101 Carver; admission is free. The Sunday showings always include captions, and other showings can if the request is made before the movie begins. Admission is free; concessions (popcorn, candy, soda, water) may be purchased for $1-$2.

The Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics is accepting nominations through Sept. 27 for its 2020 Women Impacting ISU poster calendar. Since 2007, the calendar has highlighted the accomplishments and achievements of 12 Iowa State women -- students, faculty and staff. Any individual who identifies as a woman and currently is employed by or enrolled at Iowa State -- including a senior scheduled to graduate in May 2020 -- is eligible to be nominated. Self-nominations won't be accepted. More information, including the nomination form, is online.

Auditions for the Dec. 14-15 performances of "The Nutcracker Ballet" at Stephens Auditorium will be held Saturday, Sept. 7 (noon-7:30 p.m., Stephens, enter at southeast doors). More than 200 local dancers of all ages participate in the annual production. Registration opens at 11:15 a.m.; arrive early to fill out forms. Audition details, including an audition card, are online.The audition schedule is:

The second year of Cardinal Women, a personal and professional leadership development program, kicked off earlier this month. This fall, 72 women and eight small group leaders will meet five times for large and small group discussions. In between, the conversations will continue via Canvas. Tera Lawson, School of Education, and Denise Williams-Klotz, Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, developed and are leading the program, with support from the offices of the senior vice president and provost, senior vice president for student affairs and vice president for research. 2019 Cardinal Women roster.

A city of Ames project to reconstruct the shared-use path adjacent to the west side of Stange Road, from 24th Street north two blocks to Northridge Parkway, will begin Friday, Aug. 16. Depending on weather, this is a one- to two-week project. The path will be closed during construction.

CyRide will begin its transition to a different real-time predictive bus service the week of Aug. 19. MyRide will assist bus riders seeking information on the status of CyRide buses throughout the system. During the changeover, the former service, NextBus, no longer will be accessible.

The technology will be upgraded on CyRide's website, as well as Iowa State's MyState app. On a touchtone phone, mobile device or web-enabled computer, MyRide users will be able to see exactly where a bus is and when it's predicted to arrive at the closest bus stop. Current bus stop ID numbers and QR codes on bus stop signs will function in the new system.

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