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Together we will look at the importance of our well-being before, during, and after the holiday season. We will work to identify causes of stress and ways to manage it, along with exploring the meaning and purpose for our Holiday celebrations. Let’s not forget a list of “Do’s and Don'ts”. We will build a purposeful action plan for changing our mindset for healthy happy holiday experiences through planning and adjusting our thinking and expectations.

Participants will ride in the Night Owls golf cart while answering a series of trivia questions on various topics. Each correct answer earns points, and the more they get right, the bigger the reward. However, incorrect answers come with consequences, such as losing points or facing an extra challenge before reaching the final stop. Just like the TV show Cash Cab, players will have a lifeline, allowing them to call a friend or ask a bystander for help when stuck. At the end of the ride, players will face a final challenge question, where they can risk their winnings for a bigger prize or play it safe and keep what they have earned.

The Office of Technology Development is hosting a series of virtual training sessions called the Owl Innovator Workshop Series.Discuss the journey of research adoption from discovery to real-worldapplication.

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Under the direction of Laura Joella, DMA, the program opens with Mozart’s “Overture to Così fan tutte,” followed by Guilmant’s “Symphonique” performed by trombone soloist Jose Leon, DMA, and Barber’s “Souvenirs.” The evening concludes with Robert Schumann’s Symphony No. 2. Tickets $10.

High school students from around the state will perform side-by-side with members of the FAU Symphony Orchestra, directed by Laura Joella, DMA. Repertoire includes Mozart’s “Eine kleine Nachtmusik,” Fauré’s “Nocturne” from “Shylock,” Eric Whitacre’s “A Boy and a Girl,” and Brouwer’s “Beatlerianas” for guitar and string orchestra, featuring classical guitarist Juan Antonio Peña, DMA. Free concert.

From marimba quartets to tuned metal pipes, join us for an afternoon of music spanning the chamber percussion repertoire. Directed by Matthew Nichols, MM. Tickets $10.

Please join us for free bi-monthly yoga classes! Grounded in breath (Pranayama) and accessible movement (Asana), with a healthy dose of meditation, this class is an opportunity to focus on the mind-body connection through a trauma-informed practice. Great for ALL bodies, ALL abilities, ALL levels. Beginners and practiced yogis welcome. Yoga mats and blocks are available as needed - just bring yourself!Mark your calendars for the 2nd and 4th Mondays from January through April! This series is free and open to all FAU students, faculty, and staff, as well as non-FAU community members.

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Jazz Combos have truly made their mark on the history of jazz, stepping into the spotlight as the big band era gave way to smaller, more intimate groups. Get ready to be captivated as Directors Andrés Espinoza Agurto, PhD, and Courtney D. Jones, DMA, showcase the amazing talents of our students! Tickets $10.