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: LGBTQIA+ Rights: Past & Future Presenter: Rose Frowd Location: Connection Center (Technology Center, Room 8372) …
Campus Session: Fitness and Focus 10:00 - 10:50 AM, Nelson Mandela Room (Student Union, 3214) Explore the role of African Americans in labor through fitness, empowerment, and self-discipline. Learn how movement and mindset can fuel success and resilience. Workout with Giant Thinking 11:00 - 11:50 AM, Fieldhouse A high-energy session combining fitness and critical thinking …
Location: Holocaust Museum & Center for Tolerance and Education The Six Triple Eight tells the inspiring story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, an all-Black, all-female U.S. Army unit during World War II. Tasked with sorting a massive backlog of mail for American soldiers, they faced the harsh realities of war, racism, and sexism with …
Location: Online (Join via Zoom or watch via Zoom in Academic II, Room 2225) Presenters: DJ Moran with introduction by Beth Robinson From People magazine to celebrity red carpets, broadcast interviews to network news writing, DJ Moran is a Jill of all trades. They will discuss how to find and take hold of moments for …
Location: Virtual (link to follow) Presenters: Tara Livesay and Jodilynn Greico In Haiti, institutions and infrastructure are spotty at best and outright dangerous at worst. Rather than working through a broken system, Heartline invests directly in Haitian families – materially poor, oppressed, but steadfast in their hope for their country’s future. Heartline employs a holistic, …
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Location: Ellipse (Technology Center, Room 8180) Presenters: Nancy Chiocchi McMorrow and Martha Krawczyk Join us for a presentation celebrating the remarkable contributions of women in nursing. From historical pioneers to modern-day leaders, this session will explore how women have shaped healthcare through education, mentorship, and advocacy. We will highlight trailblazing nurses who have broken barriers, …
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Location: Brooke Evans Gallery (2nd floor of Cultural Arts Center) Recently retired RCC Photo Adjunct Lili Grady presents a photo exhibition of her black-and-white darkroom work in the Brooke Evans Gallery on the 2nd floor of CAC. Opening reception on Wed 3/19 3pm-5pm. Show on view until April 7th.
Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Presenter: Joan Asch Hear about Marilyn Vos Savant, national columnist and author, and her impact on women and the world. In the Guinness Book of Records, she has the highest recorded IQ for a woman. More about Women's History Month
Location: Academic II, Room 2129 Presenters: Jodilynn Greico and Susan Berridge (student) From Helen of Troy to a housewife reading (or at least trying to read), join us as we listen to and share poems that place particular women in the center of the narrative. More about Women's History Month
Location: TBD Presenters: Elizabeth Troutner Built on hundreds of studies in the US, the UK, and around the world, and written with energy, wit, and sparkling intelligence, this book is a groundbreaking, unforgettable exposé that will change the way you look at the world. Book excerpt More about Women's History Month
Location: Online (link to follow) Presenter: Dino Ritsatos Throughout the Cold War, a hidden network of women operated in the shadows, gathering intelligence, sabotaging operations, and shaping the course of history. From daring double agents to codebreakers and couriers, women played a critical role in the global espionage game. This presentation uncovers the stories of …
Location: Academic II, Room 2307 Presenter: Natasha Lubarsky Will cover the role of Social Security in women's income.
Location: Academic II, Room 2225 Presenters: Susan Berridge (student) and Jodilynn Greico Student-led book discussion of this classic novel of woman's empowerment. More about Women's History Month
The late Thomas J. Moran Location: Cultural Arts Theatre Admission: $10 at the door Dr. Colin Harte In celebration of Irish Heritage Month, the Visual and Performing Arts present the annual Crossroads Ceili. This event will feature performances in the form of song and dance celebrating Irish Culture! There may even be some audience participation …
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: Navigating Legal Name Changes and Protecting LGBTQIA+ Rights in 2025: Challenges and Advocacy Under the …
Location: TBD Presenters: Dr. Christina Schaudel From Community College to Doctorate: A Woman’s Journey of Resilience and Empowerment takes you through the inspiring story of Dr. Christina Schaudel, who began her academic journey at SUNY Rockland Community College as an Undecided student and eventually earned her doctorate in Educational Leadership. This personal narrative highlights the …
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Location: Black Box Studio (Cultural Arts Center, Room 7100) In honor of Irish Heritage Month, the Visual and Performing Arts department will host this annual event, which is also a co-sponsored event in honor of Women’s History Month. From Community College to Doctorate: A Woman’s Journey of Resilience and Empowerment - From Community College to …
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Location: Academic II, Room 2323 Presenter: Dino Lucido Hear about the fiery women political activists who achieved two Amendments to the Constitution in rapid succession. Gain an understanding of convergence of political movements (Voting rights and anti-alcohol ideology). More about Women's History Month