Grant to help launch new minor in integrative medicine and humanities
The minor and an internship program with UnityPoint Health will serve students who pursue pre-professional degrees in health care.
Leadership Gala
The campus is invited to the Leadership Gala hosted by Student Government Association from 1-3 p.m.
This in-person event will bring together students, faculty, staff, and administrative leaders to engage in conversations surrounding social justice. If you are interested in attending this event, RSVP by 6 p.m. Saturday.
All COVID guidelines and policies will be observed. Limited seating is available.
If you RSVP but are no longer able to attend, please contact Kaitlyn Watkins.
Sexual health discussion panel
Students for Reproductive Freedom will host a panel discussion about sexual health and what you can do to advocate for it. The time will be announced. Email Sage Sanders to get the link and more information.
International Film Series: 'Phoenix'
The International Film Series will present "Phoenix," a 2014 German film set in Berlin in 1945.
IMDB description: A disfigured Holocaust survivor sets out to determine if the man she loved betrayed her trust.
Dine and Dialogue: Survive, Adapt, Thrive!
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies will host Dine and Dialogue: Survive, Adapt, Thrive!
Amita Mehta, founder of AMP Consulting, will lead an interactive session in relation to LGBTQ+ inclusion and allyship.
There will be a Q&A, and those attending will receive a Safe Zone door sticker.
Safe Zone Lunch and Learn: LGBTQ Basics
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, will host a two-part program, "What's in a Name?" It will focus on understanding the importance of names in signaling identity.
Talks will include a Q&A, and those attending will receive a Safe Zone door sticker.
Safe Zone Lunch and Learn: LGBTQ Basics
April 27 from 12:30-2 p.m. Chase Norris, executive director Clock, Inc. LGBT Community Center, will discuss awareness and understanding of terminology related to identity and why it's important to get it right.
Dine and Dialogue: Survive, Adapt, Thrive!
May 4 from 4:30-5:45 p.m. Amita Mehta, founder of AMP Consulting, will lead an interactive session in relation to LGBTQ+ inclusion and allyship.
New York Times features 2020 grad's research
Geology/geography double major Josh Malone '20 of Chenoa, Ill., never imagined his Senior Inquiry research would one day be featured in The New York Times.
Late Night: Dance Around the World
The Multicultural Programming Board will host Dance Around the World for Late Night.
Student organizations will be performing dances, and there will be a DJ, snacks and beverages.
Holden Village info session
Students interested in the January term 2022 course, Holden Village: Literature, Christianity and Community, are invited to an informational session.
Everyone who attends will receive a free Holden sticker, patch or pin.
Those who are interested but can't attend can contact Dr. Jason Mahn for more information, and see J-term course descriptions.
Diversity Celebration
The Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity, in partnership with offices and student organizations, will sponsor a campus-wide Diversity Celebration from noon-4 p.m.
There will be a live DJ, free food, games and a diversity fair.