One-woman show illuminates societal issues
Students, faculty and other audience members assembled in Kendall Hall on April 25 to witness an acclaimed actress, playwright and educator speak on community, character and diversity. […]
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Psychologist offers solutions for stress management
Psychologist and comedian Matt Bellace held a lecture about stress management and high risk behavior in the Education Building Room 212 on April 18. […]
Inaugural Pelson Chair recipient shares ecological findings
Professor Janet Morrison’s collaborative research with students, titled “Nine Years in the Woods: Measuring and Mentoring in the Forests of New Jersey,” was showcased to an eager audience of students and faculty members at the Barbara Meyers Pelson ’59 Annual Lecture on Friday, April 6 in the Education Building Room 212. […]
Race presentation challenges societal norms
Bryant K. Smith, also known as “The Human Potential Specialist,” visited the College to deliver an eye-opening and engaging presentation to a crowd of eager students in the Library Auditorium on Tuesday, Feb. 20. […]
Classic Signals: Scholar lectures about black history
During the month of February, we celebrate the contributions black Americans have made to our society, and how they persevered through a traumatic history of oppression. […]
Activist discusses civil rights in lecture
On Dec. 4, students at the College attended Mckesson’s lecture on civil rights and activism in Mayo Concert Hall. The event was sponsored by the Black Student Union and the College Union Board. During his lecture, Mckesson described how his childhood experiences led to a career in social justice. […]
Professor discusses her family’s journey through Holocaust
Ellen Friedman, an English professor at the College, has been working since 1985 to combat the complications that come with passing on the memories of others by conducting interviews with family members. […]
Obesity stigma discussed in lecture series
“Bridging the Gap Between Public Health and Obesity Care,” the second seminar of the four part series “Understanding Obesity: A Multidisciplinary Challenge,” featured Tracy Zvenyach, Novo Nordisk’s obesity public policy maker, and Susan Harris, the company’s obesity management specialist, in the Brower Student Center on Tuesday, Nov. 7. […]
‘What Would You Do’ star shares his insights with students
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Quiñones spoke in the Brower Student Center on Tuesday, Oct. 31, and discussed how his personal struggles have shaped a career focused on equality and acceptance. […]
Collegiate Recovery Community presents ‘Heaven & Hell: My Journey with Drugs and Alcohol’
The College’s Collegiate Recovery Community sponsored an event in celebration of National Recovery Month on Sept. 26. […]
Obesity epidemic lecture fills Mayo to brim
Todd Hobbs, vice president and chief medical officer for Novo Nordisk in North America, came to the College to give a lecture about the American obesity epidemic on Thursday, Sept. 21, in Mayo Concert Hall. […]