Sep 24, 2020
Immigration and the 2020 presidential election
Students in a related course will discuss some of the main immigration issues and each candidate's position on them.
Announcements
Sep 24, 2020
Monroe Neighborhood is active
The Monroe Neighborhood Houses are still doing programs, e.g, the Global Foods House did its first program and made crepes with the Bike House.
Sep 24, 2020
The Boy Who Could Run But Not Walk
by Karen Pape. I recommend the book to those interested in neuroplasticity and our brain’s ability to heal after injury. — Melissa Ash Karen Pape’s TEDtalk
Sep 24, 2020
Jean Corrie poetry reading
The online event will feature student poetry contest winners and a reading by the prize judge, Prof. Owen McLeod.
Sep 24, 2020
College Writing Program webinar
"Race, Gender, and Discourse in STEM" will be held Monday, Oct. 5, at 7 p.m. on Zoom.
Sep 23, 2020
First-generation mentors, mentees sought
First-generation faculty and staff mentors for first-generation students, and first-gen students who need a mentor, are sought.
Sep 23, 2020
Latinx/Latino/Latina: Ethnic Labels for Real People
Prof. Brett Hendrickson will facilitate discussion about ethnic signifiers linked to Latin America and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean.
Sep 23, 2020
Novel and play reading plus Q&A
Kia Corthron, award-winning playwright and novelist and writer for TV’s The Wire, will give a novel and play reading and answer questions on Thursday…
Sep 23, 2020
Prof. Nandini Sikand will screen Inside/Outside at conference
Prof. Nandini Sikand will screen her documentary film Inside/Outside and participate in a Q&A at the NCC Peace and Social Justice Conference on Oct. 13…
Sep 22, 2020
Host classroom visits for voting info
Faculty can host 10-minute virtual classroom presentations on how to vote in Pennsylvania and how to find voter information state by state.