Conference/Workshop

24th Annual James J. Whalen Academic Symposium, IC’s annual showcase of students’ mentored scholarship, research, and creativity. This year the symposium will be held virtually over the course of several days:

April 19–21, 2021| 4–7 pm (ET)

Monday, April 19 | School of Health Science & Human Performances

Tuesday, April 20 | Schools of Business, Communications & Music

Wednesday, April 21 | School of Humanities & Sciences

24th Annual James J. Whalen Academic Symposium, IC’s annual showcase of students’ mentored scholarship, research, and creativity. This year the symposium will be held virtually over the course of several days:

April 19–21, 2021| 4–7 pm (ET)

Monday, April 19 | School of Health Science & Human Performances

Tuesday, April 20 | Schools of Business, Communications & Music

Wednesday, April 21 | School of Humanities & Sciences

Oreet, a native New Yorker who now resides in Philly, has over 20 years of experience in fitness and dance. She also grew up with Yemeni folk and Oriental dance. She is an award-winning performer and holds the titles Bellydancer of the Year, and Middle Eastern Dance Champion of North America, to name a few. Her new passion is educating the world about Jewish Mizrahi dance and it's relevance in Arabic Culture.

Do you like to dance? Check out Student Alliance For Israel and Island Fusion's shared cultural event where we will learn about the origin of Yemeni-Israeli and Afro-Caribbean dance and learn a combination from both! Yemeni-Israeli Dance Workshop (Wed. 12/2 7 PM EST):

Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.

Sign up for workshops in the 4th and final theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about implicit bias.

Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.

Sign up for workshops in the 4th and final theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about implicit bias.

Presented by the Center for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Social Change, our IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 4 part workshop series for the fall semester, covering conversations based on understanding allyship, consent, micro-aggressions, and implicit bias.

Sign up for workshops in the 4th and final theme in the series with our IPEs as we hope to create space for critically thinking about implicit bias.