Tues., Jan. 23 // 11:30 am - 1 pm // M100 Guest Speaker: Janée Kelly Director, Office of Multicultural Affairs at Case Western Reserve University Event title: What Does "Ethnography" Even Mean?: A Dive into this Social Justice Research Method Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2Mthr7CH_w4t9yyeUdw6DrlUzLQd-YtBW8bEG1hEJlwk_bQ/viewform
Guest speaker: Mary Kreitz Trauma Specialist with Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Presentation will address adapting to campus life, ways to boost resilience, positive mental health and a greater satisfaction with life. afternoon Zoom - 1pm meeting ID: 830 6602 6234 passcode: 390057 evening Zoom - 6pm meeting ID: 852 7408 8372 passcode: 669176 .
in the cafeteria • check out the student clubs SSC has to offer • prize wheel, door prize drawings, hot chocolate bar and more!
in the atrium • check out the student clubs SSC has to offer • prize wheel, door prize drawings, hot chocolate bar and more!
Understanding multi-dimensional personal wellness, developing good habits for regular self-care, and practicing boundary-setting skills to maintain a balanced plate Go to starkstate.edu/leadership for Zoom link
Student Nursing Association & Student Life // M100
Today is the 2nd annual Souper Bowl event All are students, faculty and staff welcome in M100 from 11am -1pm $5 per person (all you can eat)
main - B104 (vending area) SSC Akron - atrium
co-sponsored with the office of Military Services main - S200 SSC Akron - atrium
Free sessions - As part of our Collegiate Self-Care Fairs, funded to help college students and the college community, Stark State College and Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health have partnered to offer Mental Health First Aid, virtually. We hope you’ll join in on one of these important sessions. Funding is provided through the Ohio Program […]
Diversity and Equity Outreach speaker series noon - 1pm | M101 Guest Speaker: Dr. Michelle Collins-Sibley Professor of English and director of Africana Studies at University of Mount Union Still ‘Ruined by Reading’: from the Miseducation of the Negro to the Miseducation of a Generation Both Frederick Douglass and Carter G. Woodson were right: The […]
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