Location: Academic II, Room 2115 Presenter: Yaritza Santana The Memory Police was shortlisted for the Booker International Prize 2020. Critics praised Yoko Ogawa for her brilliant writing style. You are invited to read it with us and join us for a discussion during this book talk event. Light refreshments will be served. *Co-Sponsoring Event by …
Location: Dr. Edmund Gordon Room (Ellipse) This year, the Student Scholarship Ceremony will take on a more informal networking format, featuring light bites, allowing students, faculty, and donors to engage and interact, along with a brief program. The scholarship celebration exemplifies what makes the RCC community so special, and for scholarship donors, hearing those thanks …
Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Stories heal, empower, and connect us. Join award-winning author Anita Kopacz for a powerful talk on how storytelling shapes our lives and cultures. A small-group discussion on the writing process for serious writers will be held from 10:00 - 10:50 am in the Reading and Writing Center (Technology Center, Room …
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Location: Nelson Mandela Room (Student Union, Room 3214) Moderators: Professor Patricia Maloney-Titland and Dr. En-Shu Robin Liao Speaker: Dr. Liya Li Our beloved English Full Professor Dr. Liya Li, who has been teaching and serving at RCC for 30 years, is planning for her retirement. Dr. Li was the founder of the Asian Pacific Islander …
Location: Brooke Evans Gallery, Cultural Arts Center Come out and support student art, as we celebrate the release of the brand-new issue of Impulse, RCC’s award-winning arts and letters magazine. The celebration will be held on April 30, 2025, in the Brooke Evans Gallery, located in the Cultural Arts Center, from 12:30-1:30pm. Light refreshments will …
Location: Pop-Up Stand in front of Academic II, Room 2115 Presenters: Professor Christopher Flatley and Virginia Flatley Come and try different Asian treats and guess their origins! More about Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Location: Academic II, Room 2115 Join us for QPR (Question, Persuade, and Refer) Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention, a 1-hour educational program designed to empower participants with the skills to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and respond effectively. This training is open to all faculty, staff, and students who want to learn …
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Location: Academic II, Room 2115 Presenter: Professor Kris Dougherty Recently, many of the biggest storylines on WWE television have revolved around the lineage of Tongan and Samoans. Come listen to Professor Kris Dougherty discussing the impact of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in professional American wrestling! More about Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Location: Clarkstown High School South (31 Demarest Mill Road, West Nyack, NY) Come watch our talented seniors perform in a "Back from the Past" variety show in honor of John R. Maloney.
Location: Black Box Studio (Cultural Arts Center, Room 7100) Come and be inspired by our talented student poets! Dr. Meghan P. Nolan started the Word of Mouth reading series in a little venue called Bluestockings Bookstore on the Lower East Side of Manhattan 2006, and it has existed in one form or other throughout the …
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