January 2012
Upcoming Events
Milner/Galleries to host Picture This exhibit – through Feb. 28
Chinese New Year dining at Southside at Feeney – Jan. 23
Inaugural meeting of AsiaConnect – Jan. 25
Arabs in film topic of international seminar – Jan. 25
Race in Southern Brazil seminar – Feb. 1
TALK to address interracial dating – Feb. 2
Mitchell 20 documentary screening – Feb. 6
NAACP student chapter hosts HIV awareness forum – Feb. 7
Soul Food dinner at Southside at Feeney – Feb. 8
Bahrain uprising subject of seminar – Feb. 8
Soul Food dinner at the Marketplace at Linkins – Feb. 9
Southern dinner at Watterson Dining Commons – Feb. 9
HOPERA: Unleashed fuses hip hop and opera – Feb. 11
Black Student Union's Black Heritage Ball – Feb. 12
Safe Zone webinar on LGBT on campus – Feb. 15
China, Africa subject of seminar – Feb. 15
YWCA Circle of Women luncheon – Feb. 17
Visit the University Calendar for more information.
News
Resources
McCord uses technology to reach all music students
Professor Kimberly McCord is interested in teaching music students with disabilities, because it allows her to connect with and assist those students who are most often left out during music class.
Therapeutic recreation important as social justice field
“Therapeutic recreation is an important social justice field,” said Sandra Klitzing, KNR associate professor and therapeutic recreation sequence coordinator. “It’s based on the concept of inclusion. People have the right to be included in recreation activities and have access to recreation facilities."
SEAT Center helping all education students
Imagine a world in which your hands refuse to do what your head commands. You hear questions, and know the answers, but cannot follow the path that leads to getting your thoughts onto paper. Now imagine there was a device to help you communicate, and there were teachers to show you how to use it.
SEVEN examines different dimensions of wellness
There is no one-size-fits-all definition of wellness. People’s interests, abilities, goals, health conditions, lifestyles and cultural backgrounds all have a direct bearing on how people define overall well-being. SEVEN is helping members of the Illinois State University community to examine – and be active in – different dimensions of wellness.
