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Monday, February 22 |
7:30
pm
Engelman Recital Hall. BPAC/NVC |
Dolley Madison
You are all cordially invited to attend a preview of this upcoming PBS documentary, The film is 90 minutes and afterwards there will be a brief panel discussion with the producer, the writer, and history professor Carol Berkin, who appears in the film as a "talking head". Refreshments will follow.
Presented by: The Baruch Performing Arts Center |
| Tuesday, March 2 |
12:40 – 2:20
pm
Room 8-155/NVC |
Making a Difference: Muslim Women in Contemporary Society
A speaker's presentation on the many roles Muslim women are fulfilling in our modern world today that are bringing about positive changes in so many different levels.
Sponsored by: Women in Islam |
| Monday, March 8 |
12:30 – 2:00
pm
Room 1-107/NVC |
Women's Views: Inspiring Stories of Successful Women in Business
This event commemorates International Women's Day with a celebration of women's contributions to American commerce today. A networking event followed by a formal speaker panel discussing issues of women in the workplace will be accompanied by lunch.
Sponsored by: Zicklin (Graduate) Women in Business |
| Thursday,
March 11 |
12:30 – 2:30
pm
Room 3-210/NVC |
Being a Woman Writer in Today's Society
Feature writer and actress Julie Polk. Ms. Polk will give a brief reading of her work followed by a Q & A session about her writing and about being a woman in the writing industry. Join us for an intimate discussion with Ms. Polk.
Sponsored by: Writers' Society |
| Friday, March 12 |
9:45 am – 6:00 pm
Room 7-150/NVC |
Cuban Women Poets in NY
This event will bring scholars and poets to discuss the works of five women poets in NY. We invite you to join us for a one-day conference, in Spanish, including panel presentations, poetry readings, and music performances.
Sponsored by: The Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature, and the Paul André Feit Memorial Fund |
| Tuesday, March 16 |
12:40 – 2:20
pm
Room 8-155/NVC |
Sister's Circle
Students will share their own experiences of what it means to be a woman in society, especially in Islam. Art expressions such as poems, and drawings will also be shared. Join us!
Sponsored by: Women in Islam |
| Thursday,
March 18 |
12:30 – 2:30
pm
2nd Floor Lobby/NVC |
The Power of Pink & Purple: Relay for Life Teams Fundraising Event
On average, in the United States, men have a 1 in 2 lifetime risk of developing cancer and women, a 1 in 3 risk. With 1 in 3 Americans developing cancer in their lifetimes, it is possible that each one of the members of the Baruch College community is personally involved with cancer. It may be that a friend, a peer, a co-worker, a family member, or even s/he herself/himself has or has had cancer. Cancer has no sexual, age, race/ethnicity, or socio-economic preference. Cancer knows no boundaries but you can stand against it. Exercise your power to Fight Back Against Cancer Today! Join us in helping to save a life: your friend’s life, your peer's life, your family member’s life, your own life... Wear anything pink and/or purple today to show solidarity, and bring your donations to the "power of Pink and Purple" Booth located on the 2nd Floor Lobby of the Vertical Campus. Make a difference, every penny counts!
Sponsored by: the Office of Student Life with the collaboration of Student Clubs & Organizations, and the Baruch Community at large |
12:30 – 2:30
pm
Room 1-107/NVC |
Experience Tranquility
Join us for a relaxing and pampering spa experience!
Sponsored by: USG (Undergraduate Student Government |
5:30 – 8:30
pm
Room 14-220/NVC |
Pearls of Wisdom: Women's Leadership Conference
This event will be focused around the character, strength and intelligence of a panel of six prominent women from various business industries. They will share their stories of struggle, perseverance and success to inspire young college business women at Baruch.
Sponsored by: Collegiate Association of Women in Business |
8:00 am– 12:00
am
Room 1-107/NVC |
Women's History Month Celebration Social
More details TBA.
Sponsored by: USG (Undergraduate Student Government |
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| Tuesday, March 23 |
10:00 am – 8:00
pm
Room 14-220, NVC |
Photographs by Francisco Cortés
Francisco Cortés, a photographer of Puerto Rican descent, documents aspects of Latino Culture and of Architectural Icons in New York City, challenging the viewer to consider the merits of visual details as captured by the lens.
We invite you to view the exhibition, and to join us with the artist at a reception from 6:00 – 8:00 pm, Room 2-125/NVC
Sponsored by: Modern Languages and Comparative Literature Globus Fund, The SEEK Program and ASEDOM |
12:40 – 2:20
pm
Room 8-155/NVC |
Role & Position of Women in Islam from Historical to Contemporary Times
Join us in the presentation of a speaker who has a strong role in the Muslin community.
Sponsored by: Women in Islam, and the Muslin Student Association |
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Thursday, March 25 |
12:30 – 2:30
pm
Room 1-107/NVC |
Oxford Debate: Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life
Join us to discuss one of the most debatable topics in our country: Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life. Roe vs. Wade is still a controversial issue to this day after 37 years. Take this opportunity to voice your questions and have them answered by one of our expert panelists. A question and answer session will be followed by a voting session, which will make this one event you truly do not want to miss. Let your voice be heard!
Sponsored by: Sigma Alpha Delta Honor Society |
12:30 – 2:30
pm
Room 3-150/NVC |
Traditional Music of Spain
You are cordially invited to join us in a presentation of Traditional Music of Spain by Musicologist Regina Leal López. Dr. Leal López will discuss the broad spectrum of Spanish music such as Zarzuela, and other manifestations and expressions of Traditional Spanish Music.
Sponsored by: Modern Languages and Comparative Literature Globus Fund, The SEEK Program and ASEDOM |
6:30 – 9:30
pm
Room 1-107/NVC |
Women’s Hall of Fame 4th Annual Dinner Party
Who's Coming for Dinner? Come and find out! One of the cornerstone events of Women's History Month for the past few years has been the "Dinner Party" (based on the Judy Chicago art installation) honoring noteworthy women. This event has varied from year to year, but has included a costume contest in which students dress as a woman they wish to honor by making a short presentation about her. Also, an Art Exhibition Project, which consists of posters created by students to celebrate women's achievements through history. Join us.
For more information, please contact: luz.rodriguez@baruch.cuny.edu.
Sponsored by: Baruch Student Clubs & Organizations, Office of Student Life, Student Affairs & Enrollment Management, Undergraduate Student Government, Weissman School of Arts & Sciences, & Women’s Studies Program |
