All undergraduate and graduate College of Arts & Sciences Students of Color in Mathematics and Science (SCiMS) are invited for an evening of fellowship, food, and fun!
Sharyn Mitchell, a former Research Services Specialist at Berea College Special Collections and Archives will present "We Too, Were Here!" which explores the often hidden contributions of African Americans to Kentucky history.
There will also be a lunch reception from 12-2PM at the Appalachian Center and more information can be found at the official event page under the Appalachian Center & Appalachian Studies Program here.
In this series we will celebrate feminist authors who recently published a book or article. A 15-20 minute interview with the author about the journey to publication will be followed by a Q&A. Afterwards, there will be light refreshments as a celebration!
Dr. Vanessa Holden, Associate Professor of History and African American and Africana Studies, will discuss her latest publication, Surviving Southampton: African American Women and Resistance in Nat Turner’s Community, where she explores the contributions that African American women and children made to the Southampton Rebellion, often called Nat Turner’s Rebellion. Dr. Elizabeth Williams, Assistant Professor of Gender & Women’s Studies, will interview the author.
There is a Zoom option available here.
Join for a conversation about queerness and the graduate experience while using creative and artistic outlets! Pizza will be provided and no sign-in is required.
Join The Food Connection for a Wellness Wednesday focused on multicultural cooking! You can choose to cook, eat, or simply watch by registering here and any questions can be directed to David_Robinson@uky.edu.
From Sister Circle: Our 2023 theme is "Elevate Her" and we are looking to inspire attendees to explore ways to elevate their mind, voice, & vision. This space is curated for Women of Color (WOC) to be empowered and inspired, and this year we are excited to create a space where women of color will be asked to self-reflect as they look towards their goals in the present and the future. The Sister Circle Forum will be an in-person, one-day conference for ALL WOC at the University of Kentucky and beyond. The day is filled with interactive workshops, networking activities, and dynamic keynote addresses to ensure each conference attendee leaves encouraged, connected, and ELEVATED. Come and be elevated!
You can register here and the last day to register is Friday, February 17th at 5:00PM.
Join us for a conversation about queerness and the graduate experience while using creative and artistic outlets! Pizza will be provided. Sign-in is not required for this event.
The 2023 Sister Circle theme is "Elevate Her" and we are looking to inspire attendees to explore ways to elevate their mind, voice, & vision. This space is curated for Women of Color (WOC) to be empowered and inspired, and this year we are excited to create a space where women of color will be asked to self-reflect as they look towards their goals in the present and the future. The Sister Circle Forum will be an in-person, one-day conference for ALL WOC at the University of Kentucky and beyond. The day is filled with interactive workshops, networking activities, and dynamic keynote addresses to ensure each conference attendee leaves encouraged, connected, and ELEVATED. Come and be elevated
Come and watch the newest episode of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15 with us, we will have some snacks and drinks for you to enjoy as we watch the episode together, come and joins us at the LGBTQ* Resource Center every Friday at 7:45 pm.
Reserve spots for each viewing on BBNVolved!
Mondays don't have to be scary! Come to Worsham Cinema to enjoy an hour of quiet mediation and relaxing music. Bottled water and blankets will be provided.
