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Health and Wellness Fair

Location: The Quad (Rain Location: Student Union) Mark your calendar so that you can join us to learn more about community resources, college programs and a range of activities that support your wellness. Free snacks, giveaways and raffles for all participants. Don't miss it! The Annual RCC Health & Wellness Fair is coordinated by Professor …

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Open Mic Fundraiser for UNICEF

Location: Cultural Arts Center Atrium Show off your talents at the open mic fundraiser! You can choose to sing, dance, play an instrument, perform poetry, a comedy routine, etc. This event is taking place to raise money for UNICEF, an organization that protects the rights and wellbeing of children around the world. Cash will be …

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Getting to Know Chopsticks!

Location: Bridge between Academic I and Academic II Presenters: Dr. En-Shu Robin Liao and Professor Xin Ye Chopsticks play an important part in Asian cuisines. But did you know that chopsticks come in different shapes? Asian descents use different kinds of chopsticks for different functions and Asian cuisines. Come and learn the differences between Korean, …

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Holocaust Survivor Walk & Talk

Location: Holocaust Museum & Center for Tolerance and Education (Entrance is behind the Library near the Campus Bookstore) Tour the Holocaust Museum with a survivor and learn more.  This event requires advanced sign-up. Students, faculty and staff can register here. More about Jewish Heritage Month

T.H.R.I.V.E. Initiative: How We Connect: Building Bonds of Belonging

Location: Academic I, Room 1106 This interactive workshop explores our human need for connection in our versatile communities. Feeling welcome in a space can help build stronger environments where everyone feels seen, valued, and connected. Through engaging activities and discussions, participants will examine the role of culture and language in cultivating ties and reflect on …

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Unity in Diversity: Celebrating Islam and Judaism

Location: Ellipse (Technology Center, Room 8180) Hosted by: Professor Eileen MacAvery Kane and the ART 22300 Graphic Design Class Join us for a powerful student-led showcase and panel discussion highlighting original graphic design videos that raise awareness about antisemitism and Islamophobia. Presented by ART 22300 Graphic Design – Project 3: Social Justice Warrior, this event …

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Going Back to the Beginning: How A Historian Can Bring Healing

Location: Dr. Edmund Gordon Room (Ellipse) Lecture on African American History with Dr. Zebulon Miletsky and coordinated by Dr. David Lucander. Zebulon Vance Miletsky, Ph. D. is an Associate Professor in the Department of Africana Studies and History at Stony Brook University (SUNY) specializing in recent African-American History, the Civil Rights and Black Power movements, …

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The Process of Writing

Location: Reading and Writing Center (Technology Center, Room 8349) This lecture, featuring Dr. Zebulon Miletsky will discuss the process authors go through while composing their works. Light refreshments will be served. Zebulon Vance Miletsky, Ph. D. is an Associate Professor in the Department of Africana Studies and History at Stony Brook University (SUNY) specializing in …

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Queer Conversations

Join us in conversations about LGBTQIA+ life with members of our campus community. The conversations are mostly casual and are a great opportunity to connect folks around shared experiences or for folks to learn more about the LGBTQIA+ community. Topic: Understanding the Debate: Sex & Gender Presenter: Andrew Jacobs Location: Connection Center (Technology Center, Room …

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Professional Development Day: Navigating Conversations Around Antisemitism and Islamophobia

Location: Academic I, Room 1106 A session designed to provide faculty, staff, and students with strategies for discussing Antisemitism and Islamophobia with empathy, awareness, and care. Led by Dr. Lindsay Warren and Sireen Sawalha (NJ HEART), this session will cover historical context, present-day challenges, and ways to create inclusive dialogue in educational and community settings.