This year's Indigenous People's Day event will center the power of Narrative with keynote speaker and Native American Story teller, Nora Dial Stanley. Through hearing stories and experiences from tribal leaders, students, and young alumni, the hope is to not only increase understanding and competency for all native people groups, but to ultimately ensure that…
The Women's Center and the Counseling Center will host a weekly drop-in healing space on Tuesday mornings during October. Each week, we will spend the first hour focusing on one theme and healing practice, from movement to visualization and poetry to coloring. The second hour will be reserved for students to meet individually, as desired,…
Crossed kalunga by the stars & other acts of resistance features work by seven contemporary artists who evidence transformative and contested circumstances in their production. Art by José Bedia, Athlone Clarke, André Leon Gray, Esmerelda Mila, Rex Miller, Marielle Plaisir and Renée Stout navigates awareness and adversity in conversation with nature and memory. Each share…
The GLBT Center Lounge will host sensory-friendly hours with chill music, a quiet space and dimmed lighting. Come study or relax with us.
The next installment of the PNC Thought Leadership Series will be held in the Coastal Ballroom at Talley Student Union and streamed via Zoom. This event, "Beyond Its Good For Business: Honing DEI Practices in 2021," will focus on emerging diversity, equity and inclusion practices and how industry leaders are promoting these values in 2021.…
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students in all academic disciplines and prepares students to: Develop an understanding of their cultural context.Promote…
The GLBT Center Lounge will host sensory-friendly hours with chill music, a quiet space and dimmed lighting. Come study or relax with us.
Crossed kalunga by the stars & other acts of resistance features work by seven contemporary artists who evidence transformative and contested circumstances in their production. Art by José Bedia, Athlone Clarke, André Leon Gray, Esmerelda Mila, Rex Miller, Marielle Plaisir and Renée Stout navigates awareness and adversity in conversation with nature and memory. Each share…
The African American Cultural Center Library is extending its hours once a week to provide students a quiet place to study on central campus. Every Wednesday this fall, the AACC Library will be open until 7 p.m. The library coordinator will be available to answer questions and for research help.
“Bodies on Display: How to Engage in Evolving Self-Love With Pride” will strive to analyze visual mediums and artifacts representing queer and nonbinary bodies and their impact. This theme was created to open discussion about the uneven representation of queer bodies in visual mediums as well as communicate about how to use the same mediums…