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Wednesday, March 2, 2022
Drop In - Drop By Online Office Hours with Student Engagement Leaders
Category>Student Clubs and Associations, Type>Student Leadership and Engagement
Student Leadership and Engagement
Do you have a question or need a connection? Do you want a students’ perspective or opinion? We Are Here for YOU! Stop by for a minute or as long as your schedule allows!
Drop in with a question and stay for the conversation! Questions? Contact us at studentactivities@bhcc.edu
Transfer for International Students - March Session
Category>Workshops, Type>Advising & LifeMap, Type>International Center, Type>International F-1 Students, Type>Transfer Services
Advising & LifeMap, International Center, International F-1 Students, Transfer Services
(Recommended for students on an F1-Visa) This workshop will follow the transfer curriculum of Planning, Exploring, Applying and Deciding and will highlight the unique transfer process for international students. This workshop is in collaboration with the International Center at BHCC.
ELL Conversation Groups with LifeMap & the Language Lab
Category>Student Clubs and Associations, Type>Advising & LifeMap, Type>Student Leadership and Engagement
Advising & LifeMap, Student Leadership and Engagement
English language learners, please join Language Lab ELL/English tutor Joshua Heerter for our weekly conversation groups. We focus on pronunciation, grammar, and usual American ways of speaking. We plan to talk about important topics for BHCC students, including: registration, financial aid, career planning, on-campus jobs, communicating with professors, strategies for language learners in class, and much more! The groups are free to join, there is no registration required, and all may join for as long or as little as they wish.
Tuesdays 11a.m. - 12 p.m.
Wednesdays 1 - 2 p.m.
Thursdays @ 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Located in ELL/English Tutor Joshua Heerter's Webex Office
Women’s History Month: A World of Black Dolls--with Doll Expert Debra Britt and Artist Aniqua Wilkerson
Category>Event
Explore the fascinating world of dolls, doll play and doll making with experts Debra Britt, Founder and Executive Director of the former National Black Doll Museum, and Aniqua Wilkerson, doll maker, artist and cultural historian. This engaging conversation will address the creation of racial stereotypes in Black dolls that lead to a persistence of racism in American history. Featuring an interactive showcase of dolls and audience discussion with the expert and artist.
Moderated by Tua Nefer, Professor, English Department
Remarks by Denise Turner, Manager, College Events and Cultural Planning
Join by Phone: +1 646 876 9923
Meeting ID: 880 2366 4368
Passcode: 246928
6 p.m., Zoom