A featured event of Sexual Assault Awareness Week, the opening reception for the art installation and project, “The Art of Survival,” spearheaded by student Laighton Cain is on Monday night, April 8. The exhibit will be available to view the entire week, from Monday 4/8 – Friday, 4/12.
Join WGS and Dr. Peter Blaze Corcoran to learn what you can do to advance social justice, including gender equity and sustainability, at the College and beyond!
Join the CofC CLAW program for this awesome event, featuring panelists Eric Crawford, Ade Ofunniyin, and Heather Hodges.
Monday, March 25 – “A Woman Supreme” – 5:00PM, Addlestone 227
What is it like to argue a case before the Supreme Court? What are obstacles and opportunities facing women in the workforce in 2019? Bring your questions and thoughts for a discussion with Distinguished Alumnus Arlinda Locklear (‘73)! All students welcome, Political Science and Pre-Law students encouraged!
Students, faculty and staff join us in the discussion on defining what is needed for inclusion of diversity and how to stimulate a more systematic stream of consciousness within our community on such diversity. Panel of administrators/directors to start the dialogue preceding with a response session from the audience.
What is it like to argue a case before the Supreme Court? What are obstacles and opportunities facing women in the workforce in 2019? Bring your questions and thoughts for a discussion with Distinguished Alumnus Arlinda Locklear (‘73)! All students welcome, Political Science and Pre-Law students encouraged!
Join LCWA, International Studies, and WGS for a talk from speaker Vicki Wilde, Senior program officer for Agricultural Development & Women’s Economic Empowerment. Visit the Global Foodways blog for more information about this awesome event.
Join CAB in celebrating International Women’s Day with their first Women’s Day Dinner. Keynote speaker from Louise Doire MDiv. March 8 – Stern Gardens – 5:00PM. Open to all students. RSVP on CougarConnect.
Thursday, March 7 at 6:00PM – Rita Hollings Science Center
Come join CofC’s We Need To Talk, Human Rights Alliance, and Planned Parenthood for a screening of the new docu-series “Surviving R. Kelly” and a discussion surrounding the intersection of race, sexual assault, and reproductive health care.
Free food and swag will be provided!