Community Connections Events, Community Connections EventsPage 1
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Here you’ll find events open to Harvey Mudd students, faculty and staff, offering opportunities to gather, learn from one another, build community and engage in shaping the life of the College.
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“Post-growth Computing: Reimagining Technology for People and Planet” Vishal Sharma Assistant Professor, School of Information Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
The Office of Civic and Community Engagement invites faculty and staff to join us this semester for Community Conversations—a space to connect with colleagues, listen [...]
TCCS SIS Implementation Director Elizabeth Morgan will present a preview of the faculty portal features in Anthology Student, which will launch in summer 2027. There [...]
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to connect with President Nembhard this semester to share ideas, discuss projects and initiatives, talk about the College’s strategic [...]
The Office of Civic and Community Engagement invites faculty and staff to join us this semester for Community Conversations—a space to connect with colleagues, listen to diverse perspectives and reflect on topics that shape our individual experiences and our community. Each session includes a brief introduction to the topic, individual reflection activity, a small-group active listening exercise, closing reflections and a short evaluation. The theme of this conversation is “Building Trust in Divided Times.”
TCCS SIS Implementation Director Elizabeth Morgan will present a preview of the faculty portal features in Anthology Student, which will launch in summer 2027. There will be more information, orientation and trainings in the spring and summer, but this introductory preview is a Bite of Learning you don’t want to miss.
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to connect with President Nembhard this semester to share ideas, discuss projects and initiatives, talk about the College’s strategic plan, raise issues affecting the community, or simply connect.
To request a meeting, please choose a preferred slot on this link. Submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment. A member of the President’s Office will follow up with next steps.
Please note:
Groups should be limited to no more than five people.
Requests are reviewed as they are received and are subject to change.
Submit an Event
Use the Submit Events form to add Mudd community events to the calendar.