Arts & Sciences

The Language Resource Center will host "LRC Video Chat: Protests in France, A Historical Context'" on Wednesday, Nov. 4, from 5 - 5:30 p.m. There have been many headlines in the news lately about the current student protests in France, but do you know the history behind this type of social activism in France? Join us to gain a brief but informative perspective that helps you to better understand the truth behind the stereotypes of French strikes and demonstrations in the last couple...

Humanitarian interventionism, as encapsulated by the Responsibility to Protect doctrine, is based partially on the premise that there is always someone left to save. However, new and emerging wartime technologies have the potential to kill or destroy entire societies almost instantaneously (like the Death Star’s destruction of Alderaan in the Star Wars universe). In the face of near certainty that future wars will involve the use of society-killer weapons, anti-war pacifism becomes...

The Department of World Languages & Cultures invites the GCSU community to learn about Spanish-speaking cultures at the "Día de los muertos" (Day of the Dead) celebration and gallery, a celebration of joy, remembrance and cultural significance. Coinciding with the actual Day of the Dead celebrations in the Hispanic world, Dr. Diana Díaz-Gómez's students in "Spanish Composition and Structure" will give a brief presentation on the origins of the celebration, and students in “Intro to...

All students and employees are encouraged to attend Bystander Intervention Training.Friday, Nov. 6Noon to 2 p.m.Arts & Sciences Room 275This event is part of Ethics Awareness Week.  Visit the Ethics Awareness Week webpage for more information.

Learn how to sew! Repair your favorite clothes to avoid fast fashion. Patches will be provided (while supplies last). Make a difference, starting in your closet!

This Faculty Spotlight presentation will provide an inside look at music therapy in a K–2 special education classroom through a case study approach. The presentation will demonstrate how evidence-based music therapy interventions are selected and implemented to address individualized goals related to social skills, executive functioning, receptive language, communication and emotional regulation. Through practical examples from clinical sessions, university colleagues will gain insight...