President Terri Goss Kinzy announced the appointment of Dr. Byron Craig as the chair and faculty fellow for the new subcommittee on LGBTQIA+ Policies and Initiatives within the President’s Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Dinner, featuring Dr. Yusef Salaam, is sold out.
University Galleries and Visual AIDS will honor Day With(out) Art 2022 on December 1 with videos centering the emotional reality of living with HIV today.
Volunteers from across the campus community are needed to help with the winter commencement ceremonies on Saturday, December 17.
Obsidian: Literature and Arts in the African Diaspora has partnered with the Poetry Project to celebrate the launch of Obsidian’s LGBTQIA+ GenderQueer/ GenreQueer Playground Special Issue.
Internships offered by Career Services Engage Partner complement Redbird learning and contribute to career success.
The School of Theatre and Dance will present the Fall Dance Concert, featuring works choreographed by faculty and a guest artist.
John Blakeman and Myoung Kim, MCN, coauthored “The Lay Public’s Knowledge of the Most Common Acute Coronary Syndrome Symptoms Experienced by Women and Men,” in the Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing. Willard Bohn, LAN emeritus, published One Hundred Years of Surrealist Poetry: Theory and Practice (Bloomsbury Press). Amelia Buragas, POL, authored the chapter, “Medical Battery” in
African American Studies will present Dr. Nathan Stephens’ talk on Black males transitioning to college. Register before November 30.
The Office of the President is hosting a retirement reception honoring Administrative Assistant to the President Dave Bentlin. The University community is invited to attend.
