This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

The Department of Fine Arts Presents:

A Mixed Media Class Exhibition

Featuring: 
2D and 3D work, book art
and assemblage sculpture!

Reception: May 4th @ 4 p.m.

On View through Monday, May 15th!
 

Students graduating with their Master's in Education with Special Education Licensure will receive their hoods at a ceremony in the President's Dining Room.

This virtual session provides an overview of common psychiatric diagnoses, specific interventions to manage a wide range of behavioral issues, and important information related to the medical-psychiatric patient.  Application to practice will be relevant for a wide variety of clinical settings.

Offered by highly sought speaker Sara Gilbert, MS, APRN

Cost: $99

Participants will earn 5 Nursing Contact Hours

In this virtual conference you will hear from multiple speakers with the overarching theme: Melding Mental Health with Maternal Health.
Sessions include:

• Incivility in Maternity Nursing: How our culture impacts patient care- Gina Galosi
• Trends and Treatments in PostPartum Anxiety, Depression and Psychosis- Meghan Stringer
• Caring for the Modern Family: Creating an Affirming Care Setting- Fedelma McKenna
• Impact of Maternal SSRI Use on Neonatal Health- Matthew Ryzewski
• Charting Burnout vs Complacency- Finding Balance- Evelyn Kelleher
• Rapid Stress Solutions for Challenging Days- Gale Lyman

Cost $130

Participants will earn 6.25 Nursing Contact Hours

The Multicultural Center invites all staff, faculty and students to attend the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner. This year’s featured speaker is Dr. Cortney Dunlap '06.

A delicious dinner buffet will be provided.