Community Connections Events Page 1

Opening event of the academic year.

All-campus event in the Galileo Foyer and Hixon Courtyard.

OCS peer advisors offer assistance to their fellow classmates.

Campus Life organizes Club Fair for students to find out about activities.

Welcome Back event for CS majors and those interested in CS.

Crib Races for fun and funny competition.

This event is for students.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

Hot beverages and pastries with DSA staff, opportunity for students to be introduced or reminded of services and resources.

A series of fun, student-led events and performances.

Career Fair for students to interact virtually with potential employers.

Conversation and information sharing.

This event is for faculty.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

A chance for the Dean to chat informally with faculty. This event is for faculty.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

An opportunity to chat and have coffee with the dean of students.

A collaborative panel discussion of social justice issues, presented with HMC alumni.

Carnival-style event that promotes the 10 dimensions of wellness and resources.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

Schedule a time slot to meet with President Nembhard.

A series of fun, student-led events and performances.

Celebrate the newly refurbished Riggs Room in the Linde Activities Center.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

Share ideas and comments with members of the President’s Cabinet.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

A series of dinner discussions with a specific topic related to the First-Gen college student experience.

A series of fun, student-led events and performances.

Conversation and information sharing. This event is for faculty.

Lunch & Learn on Benefit Programs by Alliant.

OCS peer advisors offer assistance.

A series of lunch discussions with faculty members to build community with students.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

The Office of Civic & Community Engagement (OCCE) will be hosting a guilt-free book club this fall semester as part of our Cultivating Connections Initiative in partnership with the Office of Institutional Diversity. We invite you to learn more about it below; and if you can, we hope you can join us.

BOOK: I Never Thought About It That Way by Monica Guzman

Book club will be hosted on Mondays from noon to 1pm inside Hoch-Shanahan (please bring your lunch) on the following dates:

Mon., September 23 (Mitchell PDR)
Mon., October 7 (Aviation)
Mon., October 21 (Aviation)
Mon., November 4 (Aviation)
Mon., November 18 (Aviation)
Mon., December 2 (Aviation)

We invite you to join us if you can make all or only some of the dates above. (You will get a calendar invite with details regarding location, schedule, etc).

Please complete the registration by Friday, September 13. This will help us with ordering and receiving books before our first gathering; and it will also allow us some time to start reading for our first gathering.

A discussion of career opportunities with ATA engineering in the SkyCube. This event is for students.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

Note there are two sessions for this event: 2–3 p.m. and 5–6 p.m.

A virtual intercollegiate event where thousands of students are paired into one-on-one conversations across differences.

Career Fair for students to interact with potential employers at a virtual career fair.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

Note there are two sessions for this event: 2–3 p.m. and 5–6 p.m.

A virtual intercollegiate event where thousands of students are paired into one-on-one conversations across differences.

A series of fun, student-led events and performances.

Annual recognition event for people who have included HMC in their estate plans.

Note there are two sessions for this event: 2–3 p.m. and 5–6 p.m.

A virtual intercollegiate event where thousands of students are paired into one-on-one conversations across differences.

A series of gatherings with OID staff and special guests to discuss issues related to social justice and current events.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

The focus of this learning community is to learn from each other. The goal is to embed values such as intellectual curiosity, empathy, active listening, and critical thinking into our educational practices and learning environments that will help us navigate complex conversations.

Mitchell PDR
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A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

Lunch & Learn on Diversity, Living Room Conversations in Partnership with DSA.

A virtual intercollegiate event where thousands of students are paired into one-on-one conversations across differences.

A series of fun, student-led events and performances.

Tailored tips for international students.

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A variety of fun, student-led activities.

Hermann Hudde explores the rich reimagining of the Spanish guitar in the art music of Latin America.