Events for Participation Credit
Spring 2012
To receive participation credit for any event, you must have an appropriate proof of attendance, and you must write a brief response and add this to your journal. Linking an event to class material is highly recommended.
** Any event sponsored by the Humanities and Philosophy Department, the Women's and Gender Studies Program, the Peace and Social Justice Program, or the Global Studies Program
**Any play that is part of the Performing Arts Series at Oakton
**Any presentation that is part of the Chicago Writers' Series
Higher Education in India: A Focus on Women
Please join Sangeetha Puthiyedath, Assistant Professor of English and the
Academic Coordinator of the International Training Program at the English and
Foreign Languages University in Hyderabad, India as she gives her presentation
on Higher Education in India: A Focus on Women.
Tuesday, April 24th, 2012 from 2:00pm to 3:15pm
Oakton Community College, Des Plaines Campus, Room 2139
Creating
Justice Symposium
The role that artists play in working for social change has come back into focus
in recent years, partly because of the recent movements that have arisen across
the world. These have helped bring to light a connection between art and social
movements that has long informed our practices in different areas. This
symposium is an opportunity to reflect on, discuss and celebrate the
relationship between arts and activism. It will take place on April 21 here at
the Des Plaines campus. For details please click on the title of this
announcement.
Saturday, April 21st, 2012, 10:00am - 9:00pm
Oakton Community College, TenHoeve Center, Des Plaines campus
Registration is FREE for students!
Adventures in the Tropics: Experiences Teaching and Conducting Primatological Research
Author: Hollace Graff
Oakton Community College
Updated: April 19, 2012