Events

The Women's Center holds events year-round. Please contact us with questions or comments, and be sure to check our website regularly for updates.

Crucial Conversations: Women & Leadership in the 21st Century

Crucial Conversations is held the second Tuesday of every month during the academic year. Click here for more information.

Jess Riley

Tuesday, March 13 at 6 p.m.

Shelly Rutz Maxwell

Tuesday, April 10 at 6 p.m.

Marianne Radley

Tuesday, May 8 at 6 p.m.

Gender discrimination is still a part of our social fabric. Join local women leaders from diverse fields and learn how to be a better leader in your personal, academic and professional endeavors. The goal of this program is to:

Help women connect through shared life experiences
Educate/mentor future workforce leaders
Share skills/characteristics that will help one succeed in the “real world”
Empower young women by helping them envision and equip themselves as confident leaders

This series is a conversation-style gathering designed to give students, staff, faculty and community members the opportunity to get together to share experiences, ask questions and network. These sessions are open to both men and women. Anyone who eventually will be or is now involved in hiring or managing is encouraged to attend.

Film Series

Film Series is held once per month during the academic year.

"Haze"

Tuesday, April 17 6:30 p.m. en's Center

"Killing Us Softly 3"

Tuesday, May 15 6:30 p.m. @ Women's Center

"Media education can help both teachers and students understand where information comes from, whose interests may be being served and how to find alternative views." (Media Literacy, 2008)

In accordance with the Women's Center mission and vision, and in the context of the campus-wide focus on liberal education, our film series is designed to improve the intellectual and practical skills of our participants and to emphasize our responsibility as individuals to engage in active and integrated learning. Click here for more information.

Yoga and Jiu Jitsu (self-defense) Classes

**Class size is limited, and pre-registration is required.

Fall 2013 semester dates: TBA

All skill levels welcome! Cost (for either Yoga or Jiu Jitsu) is:

$5/students Per semester*

$10/faculty/staff/community Per semester*

Click here for more information about our Wellness Programs.

*Due to the low costs of the classes, we apologize but there are no refunds or prorated charges.

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