For the first “What Matters to Me and Why” talk of the semester Veronica Escoffery-Runnels, associate professor, school psychology and program chair of educational counseling, spoke about the importance of choosing one’s words carefully.
The Center for Multicultural Services and the Black Student Union held a welcome back party on Aug. 28 in Sneaky Park to celebrate the beginning of the academic year, and introduce students to the Rise Together mentorship program.
The Abraham Campus Center and the Ludwick Center hosted safari-themed open houses last week for students to learn about on-campus resources in both buildings.
The Office of International Services and Engagement and the Center for Multicultural Services collaborated to create a small event to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 7 in the Johnson Family Plaza.