Please join us for a workshop on Teaching Diversity and Difference: Pedagogy and Practice When: Wednesday, November 13, 12:45-1:45 Where: Rathskeller in Clet Hall In this session, you will engage in conversations about race/racism, explore methods to engage students through … More
Date: November 7, 2019| LLGC, MPR|1:00PM Presenter: Pete Hill| Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Counties (NACS) The Doctrine of Discovery-Unmasking the Domination Code explores historical truths and continuing legal challenges impacting Indigenous communities. Join Multicultural Affairs and … More
The Levesque Institute for Civic Engagement has launched a newsletter to keep our on- and off- campus partners informed on the programs of the Institute. The newsletter will also provide relevant resources related to early childhood, community outreach, health … More
All are invited to the third in a series of panel discussions exploring religious diversity titled “Walking a Common Path: Bridging Religious Difference in the Labyrinth.” Differences and similarities between pilgrimage in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam will be explored by … More
Please join us, November 20th, 2019 in DUN 127 from 2:30 pm to 3:50 pm, for “Immigration in Context,” the second in the series of University-wide Common GOOD Conversations, which will examine the contemporary debate over immigration in the United … More
The Biology Department in conjunction with the Ostapenko Center for Race, Equality and Mission present as part of the Diversity in Science Seminar Series “The languages of life: chemically mediated interactions in plant ecology & evolution”. Date: … More
Did you know? Thanks to funding from United Way of Greater Niagara, to date, over 329 young children and 270 parents in Niagara County have benefited from participating in the Books, Balls, and Blocks, early childhood outreach event, intended to … More
This fall, this activity will be an assignment in CRL 101, “Critical Literacy.” twenty-nine volunteers are still needed to match with my students. The goal of this activity is to encourage students to develop a positive attitude toward reading. What’s … More
Please join International Relations/Brennan Center, November 12th at 4:20pm in St Vincent’s 407 for a presentation by Don Luce on the Tiger Cages of Viet Nam. Details attached
Career Services is facilitating “Pop-In” Workshops for students during the month of November in the Bailo Hall Conference Room. “Pop-ins” are an opportunity for students to develop professional skills in a group setting. We appreciate an RSVP on Handshake: The … More
Dr. Donna Thompson (Psychology Department, ext. 8522) needs your help finding babies under 9 months of age to participate in studies assessing early attention skills. Participating families need to visit the NU Infant Learning Lab located in DePaul 134. … More
Delta Epsilon Sigma, the National Honor Society for Catholic Colleges and Universities, will sponsor a panel presentation entitled: Can Mass Shootings Be Prevented ? The Panelists are Dr. Timothy Lauger, Criminal Justice Department Dr. Timothy Osberg, Psychology Department Special Agent … More
Open to all staff, faculty, alumni and students, as well as non-NU writers and artists. Please see attached flyer for submission details.
CAMPUS STORE SALE: 25% OFF Under Armour & Nike apparel Monday, November 4-Friday, November 8. *excludes clearance apparel
Congratulations to the Cornerstone Community Federal Credit Union’s weekly Social Media Amazon gift card winner, Kaleigh Block! Cornerstone Community FCU will be here again this Thursday, November 7 from 11-1 in the Gallagher Building. Be sure to visit the table, … More
Did you know? Did you know that Niagara University’s Niagara County Quality Improvement Project receives United Way funding for its early childhood, and early literacy Books, Balls & Blocks Program? Established in 2017, Books, Balls, and Blocks is a free … More
Date: November 7, 2019| LLGC, MPR|1:00PM Presenter: Pete Hill| Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Counties (NACS) The Doctrine of Discovery-Unmasking the Domination Code explores historical truths and continuing legal challenges impacting Indigenous communities. Join Multicultural Affairs and … More
Thursday, November 7th from 11-12:30 in Lower Level Gallagher’s Multipurpose Room, we are fortunate to have China Martens for a talk on The Future Generation. This event, co-sponsored by the Women’s Studies Committee, will cover topics ranging from zines, childcare, single motherhood, … More
Community Health poster presentation addressing current health care concerns in our communities, November 15 from 9am-11am in Gallagher Hall. Students will be present to answer questions and discuss the research. Please stop by and join in our discussions!
Beginning on Monday, November 4, 2019, National Vacuum Environmental Services will conduct Fall maintenance on the Rte. 104 (Lewiston Rd.) and both of the North/South-bound Robert Moses Parkway bridge scuppers (i.e. drainage inlets) and expansion joints. This work will take … More