PC Galleries is pleased to present Lu Heintz | Knot Note Net: A Syllabary, currently on view at Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery. Join us on Tuesday, September 22, from 5-7pm for the opening reception starting with an artist-led tour at 5 pm. Refreshments to follow.
Category: Upcoming Events
Connect with Rhode Island Healthcare Leaders 9/24 at 5:30pm
Students interested in healthcare careers are invited to join the American College of Healthcare Executives – Rhode Island Chapter on Thursday, September 24 at 5:30 p.m. in Mondor LL06. Healthcare leaders from across Rhode Island will participate in a panel discussion, Q&A, and roundtable conversations focused on careers and opportunities in healthcare.
Coach’s Corner Tuesday, 9/22 4pm-5pm
Get to know your coaches on campus! Meet us in the Ryan 125 Tuesday September 22nd for a talk with Erin Batth, Bryan Hodgson, and Nate Leaman to talk about their upcoming seasons, lessons of coaching and leadership, plus time to answer YOUR questions. Spots are limited so sign up in Campus Groups today!
RIBC Blood Drive 9/15 & 9/16 from 10am-5pm in ’64 Hall
Kick off the year by making a difference! Stop by Slavin 64 Hall to donate blood and save up to three lives!
Open Table Is Back – Monday 9/14 at 7pm
Open Table is back! Join us on Monday, 9/14 at 7pm in the Campus Ministry Center for dinner and a talk from Fr. Damian Day on discipline and the path to freedom. Come for dinner, stay for Wisdom!
RESTLESS FREEDOM Tuesday, 9/15 4:00pm
A campus talk on #RESTLESS FREEDOM-Aristotle on the Pleasant Work of Liberal Inquiry with Jonathan Buttaci
3rd Annual Forum on the Catholic University 9/14 at 3:30pm
Join us for the 3rd Annual Forum on the Catholic University. The theme is “Magnifica Humanitas and the Future of Higher Education.” Monday, September 14, 3:30pm in Ryan 102. The speakers are Dr. Elisabeth Kincaid (Baylor University), Dr. Jonathan Buttaci (Catholic University of America), and Dr. Brigid Flaherty Staab ’16 (Assumption University).
Indigenous Identity, Tourism, & Environment Tues 9/22 at 5:30pm
Join us on Sept. 22nd for a talk with Aquinnah Wampanoag writer and teacher, Joseph Lee “Indigenous Identity, Tourism, & Environmental Challenges”.
