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Join the CAED in the Cene Lecture Hall on Monday, September 30, 2024 from 5:15 PM - 6:35 PM for Elisa Dainese's lecture "Design after Destruction: On Relocating, Rebuilding and Repairing".
This two-and-a-half hour program covers the basics of indoor climbing including equipment, bouldering, top rope climbing, and belaying with an ATC and Gri-gri device.
Two Acclaimed Artists, Nana Kwesi Agyare and Georgio Sabino, III, to exhibit their work in the Uumbaji Art Gallery located in Oscar Ritchie Hall.
Microsoft Forms is a web based survey and form collection app. Workshop participants will learn how to build a form to collect data online using Microsoft's easy to use form builder. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.
Please join us for a virtual seminar series talk with Rajesh Kana, PhD, Professor of Psychology and Associate Dean for Graduate and Continuing Education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Intersectionality is a concept that allows us to examine multiple areas of our lives and social identities. During this session, participants will examine what it actually is, discuss the history of the theory and begin to apply an intersectional lens.
Join the LGBTQ+ Center for a training session focused on advocacy in the LGBTQ+ community. Contact the LGBTQ+ Center website to learn more.
Q'ommunity is one of two social groups hosted bi-weekly by the LGBTQ+ Center as an informal space for students to connect and talk about things that are important to you. This group is open to anyone in the LGBTQ+ community and allies.
This two-and-a-half hour program covers the basics of indoor climbing including equipment, bouldering, top rope climbing, and belaying with an ATC and Gri-gri device.
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