MLK Leadership Summit Information Session
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
12:30 - 2:00pm, Smith Hall - First Floor Lounge
The MLK Summit Informational is intended
to provide prospective participants with a “taste” of the MLK
Summit weekend experience (please see description below). Come
ask questions, pick up an application, and hear from
recent Summit participants. All are welcome and light refreshments
will be served! For more information, please contact Otis Douce
at 862-4528 or by email.
Named in honor of Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., the MLK Leadership Summit is a two and a half
day weekend leadership development program. The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) invites all
undergraduate students to apply to attend our annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Leadership Summit
—to be held on February 26-28, 2010. This retreat is FREE to all full-time undergraduates who are interested in gaining a better understanding of diversity and working toward social justice on the UNH campus and beyond! The MLK Summit is an excellent opportunity for students to create a greater sense of community, explore critical issues related to social inequality, and expand their own potential for multicultural leadership in a safe environment that promotes growth, reflection, and honest dialogue.
APPLY ONLINE NOW!!!
Focus on Living: Portraits of Americans with HIV and AIDS
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
11:00am - 2:00pm (drop in), MUB Strafford Room
A national touring photo and text exhibit
will be on display at UNH to commemorate World AIDS Day (December
1st). Included in the exhibit is a photo and essay exhibit about
the life and legacy of Bill Kidder. Bill Kidder attended UNH and
worked at UNH for many years. Upon his death from HIV/AIDS in
1993, the Kidder Fund was established in his name. By 2009, more
than $100,000 from the fund has been utilized to support GLBT
and HIV education to build a safer, more inclusive UNH community.
Learn more about Bill’s life in this photo and essay exhibit.
Queer Studies FILM/Discussion: "Juggling Gender"
Thursday, December 3, 2009
12:40-2:00pm, 203 Huddleston Hall (Women's Studies' conference room)
In the interest of sanity and collegiality,
we are hoping you will think of this as a welcome break from all
you "have to do" and come enjoy conversation and lunch with friends
who are interested in Queer Studies... BONUS GIFT: for the first
9 folks who sign up (EMAIL: carina.self@unh.edu), you can have,
free of charge, a copy of the DVD. For others, contact Carina
and you can check out a copy to view in advance of the discussion
(or just come, and we'll show some clips). Hosted by the Queer
Studies minor.
End-of-Semester Social!! 3 Minors Programs...
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
4:00pm - 6:00pm, Hamilton Smith room 101
TAKE A STUDY BREAK AS WE NEAR FINALS! MEET and MINGLE with students and faculty while enjoying some free food and learning about your options to complete a minor in AFRICANA & AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES, AMERICAN STUDIES, AND RACE, CULTURE & POWER. This is a casual, informational and social event. It is also an excellent opportunity to network with faculty mentors and students who share your academic interests! Please feel free to bring friends and spread the word!
Iron Chef UNH
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
12:30 - 2:00pm, OMSA/MUB 327
Come sample and vote for the best dishes cooked up by some of UNH's very own "celebrities." You've seen them working hard on campus, now come see if they can cook up a storm!
UNH IRON CHEFS:
--Otis Douce: OMSA
--Shannon Marthouse: Res Life
--Kathleen Grace Bishop: Health Services
--Alsace Toure: CONNECT
**This event is hosted by the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA).**
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