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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. Location: Connection Center (Technology Center, Room 8372) Learn more about the Connection Center

Learn to Make Your Own Origami

Location: Student Union (in front of RCC Library) Presenter: Dr. Rebha Sabharwal The Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Committee would like to invite students, faculty, and staff to a special event. Registrants will learn about the history of origami, followed by a lesson in manipulating paper into various shapes. Your creativity knows no bounds! More about …

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Cracking the Fortune Cookie

Location: Academic II, Room 2111 Presenter: Professor Kris Dougherty Join the Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Committee for an event celebrating the history of the fortune cookie. During this combination workshop and informative event, participants will examine and discuss the history of the fortune cookie, before taking part in a brief workshop that will teach participants …

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Pearl Buck and Her Groundbreaking Novel The Good Earth (Book Talk)

Location: Academic II, Room 2111 Presenter: Dr. Liya Li *Co-Sponsoring Event by Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Committee and The Faculty/Staff Book Group Born to missionary parents who preached the Gospel to peasants living in the countryside of a small town called Zhenjiang 镇江, Jiangsu 江苏 province of China in the late 1800’s, Pearl Sydenstricker …

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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. Location: Connection Center (Technology Center, Room 8372) Learn more about the Connection Center

“I am Bilingual/Trilingual/Multilingual!”: An RCC ESL and International Student Panel Discussion

Location: Academic II, Room 2111 Moderators: Dr. En-Shu Robin Liao and Professor Krista Quinn *Co-Sponsoring Event by Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Committee, Office of International Student Services & Global Opportunities. Join us for a panel discussion in which a group of RCC ESL and international students will share their cross-lingual and cross-cultural learning experiences …

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Learn to Play Janggi (Korean Chess)

Location: Academic II, Room 2111 Presenters: Professor Peter Arvanites (Chess Club Advisor) and Professor Sukbin Song *Co-Sponsoring Event by Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Committee, Office of International Student Services & Global Opportunities, and RCC Chess Club Watch Professor Arvanites play Professor Song. Learn how to move the janggi pieces and practice playing. Compare to …

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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. Location: Connection Center (Technology Center, Room 8372) Learn more about the Connection Center

Pop-Up Asian Treats Stands

Location: Pop-Up stands at the Student Union (in front of RCC Library) Presenters: Professor Christopher Flatley and Virginia Flatley Come and try different Asian treats and guess their origins! More about Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month  

Pop-Up Asian Treats Stands

Location: Pop-Up stands at the Student Union (in front of RCC Library) Presenters: Professor Christopher Flatley and Virginia Flatley Come and try different Asian treats and guess their origins! More about Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month