Connection: LIFE Men’s Group
Connection: A LIFE group for students who identify as men or non-binary. Facilitated by Jamala Taylor every Wednesday at 11 a.m. Meeting ID: 876 9744 0266
Connection: A LIFE group for students who identify as men or non-binary. Facilitated by Jamala Taylor every Wednesday at 11 a.m. Meeting ID: 876 9744 0266
Sober Scholars is a weekly meeting presented by the LIFE Program. Come experience sobriety in higher education! Build community Empowerment Support system Uplifting each other Community service Networking Field trip […]
Rising Scholars welcomes Keri Blakinger, a journalist and the author of "Corrections in Ink," a memoir tracing her path from figure skating to heroin addiction, to prison, and finally to […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
Rising Scholars and the EMHC (Equity Mental Health Committee) are presenting a Social (In)Justice & Mental Health Week at the end of February, in honor and recognition of Black History […]
