Dr. Lisa Huebner is a professor of Women's and Gender Studies at West Chester University. Many predominately white institutions (PWIs) appear to be well-meaning in their efforts at diversity but fail in part by how they define success.

This talk will center the perspectives of self-identified women of color undergraduates, which reveal their struggles and their strength. Collectively, they complicate how PWIs tell stories about diversity, equity, and inclusion and offer lessons and recommendations to higher education administrators, policymakers, and to all of us who care deeply about social justice. It is based on a three-year ethnographic study conducted with a team of student research assistants, most of whom self-identified as women of color. It draws on and contributes to scholarship in critical race feminist theory, intersectionality, and emotional labor.

It will be a fun filled night with painting a special Valentine image. Come out to join CAB and friends!!

Join the Philosophy Club in the Philosophy Department for an informal meeting. We will discuss information on the club's upcoming events, and engage in philosophical discussion! All are welcome, we'd love to see you there!

Join us to celebrate the opening of the exhibition Laid Bare, curated by Quentin Gibeau. Free and open to the public. Register online to get the Zoom link. More information at gormleygallery.com.

Stop by during dinner to grab some hot chocolate! There will be a variety of toppings for you to choose from to make it as fancy as you wish. While you're there, feel free to talk to the Alumni Engagement team to learn more about the Student Alumni Leadership Council and how you can get involved.

Join NDMU virtually via Microsoft Teams and learn more about our Doctor in Pharmacy program!

It's a great opportunity to:

• Learn more about the pharmacy program's curriculum
• Get detailed information about the admissions process
• Speak directly to current faculty and students to ask questions

For more information about the Doctor in Pharmacy program, visit our website.

Join faculty and staff for a celebration and remembrance of author, educator, and activist Bell Hooks. Her work addressed race, class, gender, art, history, mass media, and feminism.