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Students will meet in the chapel and then split up into groups of 10-20, and walk through campus. Four members of the GC community will provide a brief history lesson at each place/space Contact: Tracy Livingston
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Departments will have tables set up outside (between Pawling Hall and Chapel) toadvertise their majors/minors Contact: Tracy Livingston |
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Dr. Carter will present on the history of literary censorship and challenged books, followed by an opportunity for attendees to share the challenged books that have mattered to them. Sigma Tau Delta’s challenged books event invites the campus community to explore how literature connects us across differences in experience, identity, and belief. By considering why […] |
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Are you getting the senior year scaries? Prepare for your professional future at this Nexus event, offering: Resume review: Bring a copy of your resume and get real-time feedback from the Graves Center for Calling and Career Mock interviews: Tackle the trickiest interview questions with GC alums in the Offices of Admission and Alumni Relations […] |
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Assistant AD, FCA Coordinator and GC Alum, Keith Hackett, will be preaching on the topic “Called to Justice
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Screening of Perceval le Gallois (1978), written and directed by Éric Rohmer, based on the 12th-century Arthurian romance by Chrétien de Troyes. A brief presentation and follow-up discussion will bookend the screening. |
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Hosted by the Popcorn Review--GC's Film Club |
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A dry event addressing safe drinking practices. A training provided by Captain Joshua Bedson and other Lieutenants with the Scott County Sheriff’s Office covering alcohol awareness topics.
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This exhibition, curated by the students of ART 361, examines the history of Georgetown's most iconic buildings and features archival materials including photographs, blueprints, and other forms of memorabilia. |
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The student organizations Spectrum and Black Student Union are co-sponsoring a Halloween movie night to watch the movie Moonlight. Students will discuss themes related to Queerness and Blackness after the movie. |
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Chris Hogan, a distinguished alum of GC, will speak about finances
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Members of the Georgetown Sustainability Initiative (GSI) will lead students on leaf walks and talk about the value of trees. During the walks, students will collect leaves in color and create a memento of pressed leaves
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Eric Weber (UK Educational Policy Studies and Accountability) will speak about social and institutional responses to harmful speech. The Philosophy Club and Political Science department are co-sponsoring the event. |
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The Political Science Department will co-host an event with the League of Women Voters to screen the film Freedom Song. After the movie, we will discuss its historical and enduring relevance and the importance of political participation. |
2 events,"Composite Matter" brings together the work of Jordan S. Hines and Travis Townsend. Their work, a combination of painting and three dimensional sculpture, explores the border between abstraction and figuration.
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"Composite Matter" brings together the work of Jordan S. Hines and Travis Townsend. Their work, a combination of painting and three dimensional sculpture, explores the border between abstraction and figuration. |
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