Join us virtually for a day of action learning and empowerment!

October's CARE in Conversation will focus on online relationships, specifically navigating the dynamics of online dating apps. We will explore healthy/unhealthy interactions, red flags, as well as digital consent and communication. This will be our first IN-PERSON CARE in Conversation and we are so excited to engage in student-driven dialogue on issues related to power-based violence! If you can only join us for part of the time, feel free to drop in. All are welcome!

SUSTAIN is an educational, skill-based support group where participants will learn practical skills to navigate the experience of caring for/about someone with concerning substance use patterns, while getting a chance to build relationships with peers who are navigating similar experiences.

Due to the nature of this group, we will need to cap registration at 8 participants. Please fill out this form to sign up, and you will receive an email letting you know about the next steps in joining the group!

Join Smith, ALPFA, and WEI for our second Charla. Charlas are interactive, locally organized, galvanizing platforms led by members of the community across the country to present, discuss or share personal experiences, ideas, actions and projects through a series of five-minute back-to-back presentations. All are welcomed to attend and participation is encouraged! You can come in and listen or present to the group. Submit your presentation topic and RSVP! If you indicate interest in presenting on the RSVP form, someone will reach out to discuss further details.

Organizations share information about their leadership programs designed to develop and promote diversity within their organizations.

In light of recent events regarding sexual assault allegations on campus, the Student Government Association will be hosting the “Reclaim the Red: Rally for Respect” on October 8 from 1-3 p.m.

This rally is in support of sexual assault survivors and to hold the Department of Fraternity and Sorority Life (DFSL) and the Intra-fraternity council (IFC) accountable for their roles in preventing sexual assault. The rally will begin at the Administration Building and end at Fraternity Row. Make sure to wear red!

Please note this event will be monitored by police.

During Mental Health Awareness week (October 4-8), we would like to center those who wish to process the impact of bias on individuals and communities. Whether you have been directly harmed or have witnessed others being hurt by harmful speech and actions, we hold you with compassion and care.

The Circle sessions will never be recorded as we provide centering and support in this sacred space.

In this panel from the Teaching & Learning Transformation Center, you will hear from instructors on campus who are exploring what it means to be an anti-racist educator. Join in to learn from their experiences and ask questions!

Join the Teaching & Learning Transformation Center to review some trends related to students on college campuses, including ours, and explore strategies to be intentionally inclusive in your teaching practice, classroom climate, course content, and assessment.

The Latinx Connect virtual conference from the University of Pittsburgh aims to move us beyond “celebrating” Latinxs during Hispanic Heritage Month and instead calls for critical conversations about identity, advocacy, activism, empowerment, and justice for the Latinx community, which faces numerous disparities in U.S. society, particularly at the intersections of Latinx identity (e.g. Afro-Latinxs, Indigenous Latinx, queer and Trans* Latinxs, undocumented Latinxs).