Collaboration Services presents Google Drive - Collaboration in the Cloud. Keep all your work in one secure place with online file storage in Google Drive. Learn how to share with others and access on any computer, smartphone or tablet. The workshop will be held in Room 108, Technology Administration Building, 701 W. Broad St. Register at the following URL. For more information, contact Dr Gee at drgee@vcu.edu or visit http://tinyw.in/eiv8.

The 2019 VCUDine Food Truck Festival will be held outside Shafer Court Dining Center on Cathedral Place. The festival is a swipe-only event. Dining plan holders can exchange swipes for meals from the following trucks: Bikini Panini, Carytown Burgers and Fries, Firehouse BBQ, OPA Greek, Four Brothers, Curbside Creations and Kona Ice. Dining plan holders can enter to win one of four raffle prize packs. Inflatables and games will be on site. For details follow @VCU_Dining. For more information, contact Lauren Hay at lhay@vcu.edu or (804) 828-1148 or visit http://vcu.campusdish.com.

VCU Libraries' series offers an indy film about a trans woman whose partner dies, leaving her to struggle with eviction, violence and prejudice from family, doctors and police. The screening will be in Room 250, James Branch Cabell Library, 901 Park Ave. The after-film discussion will include Kathy Ingram, chair of VCU's Department of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies; Liz Coston of the Department of Sociology and Afton Bradley, Transgender Health Services Program Manager at the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood. For more information, contact Sue Robinson at srobinson@vcu.edu or (804) 828-0129 or visit https://www.library.vcu.edu/about/events/2018-19/questioning-cinema-2018-19.html.

VCU's annual Poster Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creativity will be held in the Commonwealth Ballroom of the University Student Commons, 907 Floyd Ave. The event, organized by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program and part of VCU Student Research Weeks, is an opportunity for students to present their research endeavors and creative scholarship to academic peers, members of the VCU faculty, community members and friends and family. Two sessions will be held, from 10:30 a.m.-noon and 1-2:30 p.m. Remarks and awards will be at 12:30 p.m. For more information, contact Herb Hill, Director of Undergraduate Research Opportunities at hhill@vcu.edu or visit https://research.vcu.edu/ugresources/symposium_flyer.pdf.

VCU Parking and Transportation will host a one-hour GRTC travel training session for students, faculty and staff in Room 108, VCU Technology Services Building, 701 W. Broad St. This session will cover how to use the GRTC bus system, navigate Pulse/Route 5 routes across campus and commute from Richmond's East End to VCU's Monroe Park and/or MCV campuses. An identical session will be held at the same day and location at 1 p.m. Maximum attendance is 15. Register at the following URL. For more information, contact VCU Parking and Transportation at parking@vcu.edu or visit https://parking.vcu.edu/transportation/grtc/.

Richmond singer and songwriter Kyle Davis will perform at the ICA. The free concert, in partnership with Carlos Chafin of In Your Ear Studios, will be at the Institute for Contemporary Art at the Markel Center, 601 W. Broad St. The 7:15 p.m. performance will follow the 6 p.m. social hour. For more information, contact Institute for Contemporary Art at VCU at ica@vcu.edu or visit https://icavcu.org/events/inyourear-0424/.

The VCU Department of Music presents Advanced Chamber Ensembles. The concert will be in the Recital Hall, James W. Black Music Center, 1015 Grove Ave. Admission is free. For more information, contact Anne Marie Dumain at dumainamm@vcu.edu.

VCU “Kick the Straw,” a movement to ban single-use plastics, will host a screening of the documentary "Straws." The screening, in collaboration with VCU Biology and Clean Virginia Waterway of Longwood University, will be at Väsen Brewing Co., 3331 W. Moore St. Claim your free ticket at the following URL. For more information, contact Dr. Ching-Yu Huang at cyhuang@vcu.edu or visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/straws-free-film-screening-tickets-59717431445.

VCU's School of Business will host Joe Staugaard, principal, Haverford Properties, as part of its Executive Conversation speaker series. Staugaard will share his expertise with adapting his businesses to serve niche markets. The free event will be held in Room B3187, Snead Hall, School of Business, 301 W. Main St. Register at the following URL. The speaker will follow breakfast. For more information, contact Angela Bartee at adbartee@vcu.edu or (804) 828-5308 or visit https://www.support.vcu.edu/event/ECJS.

The Office of Alumni Relations and Students Today Alumni Tomorrow host the inaugural Tag Day. Come learn how your VCU experience has benefited from donor generosity. A Students Today Alumni Tomorrow team will be at the Compass from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and at the Jonah L. Larrick Student Center, 900 Turpin St., from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. to guide students through a series of fun activities to earn a T-shirt. Then, travel around campus on a hunt for “tagged” buildings and spaces, take photos and share them on Instagram for the chance to win a prize. For more information, contact Connor Smith at cksmith@vcu.edu.

VCU's C. Kenneth and Dianne Wright Center for Clinical and Translational Research will host a grant-writing series presentation on navigating the Department of Defense grant process. The session will be led by David Cifu, M.D., who heads the Chronic Effects of Neurotrauma Consortium. The grant-writing series is geared toward early career faculty researchers. Each session covers a topic related to writing a competitive research grant application. The workshop will be held in Room 1013, Molecular Medicine Research Building, 1220 E. Broad St. Seating is limited; register at the following URL. For more information, contact Pam Dillon, Pharm.D. at pmdillon@vcu.edu or visit https://training.vcu.edu/course_detail.asp?ID=16987.

VCU's Association of Information Technology Professionals will host a year-end social. The event will be held in Room B2165, Snead Hall, School of Business, 301 W. Main St. The 2019-2020 executive board will be welcomed and graduating seniors will be recognized. For more information, contact Giovanni Knight at knightgn@vcu.edu or visit http://aitpvcu.com.

VCU's Department of Philosophy presents "How Reason Can Reveal God." The session will be held in Room 1164, T. Edward Temple Building, 901 W. Main St. For more information, contact Anthony J. Ellis at aellis@vcu.edu.

I Am That Girl at VCU will host an end-of-year celebration in Virginia Room A, University Student Commons, 907 Floyd Ave. Those in attendance will look back on the topics discussed, and friends and memories. All are welcome. For more information, contact Giovanni Knight at knightgn@vcu.edu.

Attend a Revive! Training and learn how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose emergency with the administration of naloxone. This collaborative effort, to be held at West Grace Street Student Housing – South, 835 W. Grace St., is led by the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Development Services and the Virginia Department of Health. This VCU-sponsored training is in partnership with VCU ASPiRE. Register at the following URL. For more information, contact Erin Brown at embbrown@vcu.edu or (804) 827-3915 or visit https://goo.gl/forms/fyNfhU5Jg2SRQeNK2.

Isabelle Richman explores the intersection of Cauleen Smith's exhibit at the ICA, "Give It or Leave It," with the abilities of black women preachers and visionaries of the 19th century. Richman, J.D., Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the Religious Studies Program of the School of World Studies at VCU. The Institute for Contemporary Art at the Markel Center is at 601 W. Broad St. For more information, contact Institute for Contemporary Art at ica@vcu.edu or visit https://icavcu.org/tours/topictour-0427/.

The third annual Richmond National Eating Disorder Association Walk will be held at the VCU Commons Plaza, 907 Floyd Ave. The event brings together individuals affected by an eating disorder, their friends, families and support systems to celebrate recovery. The event will feature music, speakers, games, arts and crafts, snacks and a photo booth area. All money raised for the event go toward the association's programs. For more information, contact Kristen Tully at tullyke@mymail.vcu.edu or visit https://nedawalk.org/richmond2019.