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We are looking for student mentors to participate in the Fall 2018 Humanities Ladder Program. Apply today!  Hurry Slippery Rock University students! The deadline has been extended to create your Ethics Bowl team. This is a great opportunity to build your resume! Find your teammates now!!!!  We are excited to announce the 4th annual SRU Ethics Bowl! Community members from all walks of life are invited to participate as judges. 
Hot off the press! Dr. Yukako Ishimaru and her student mentor Erika Paris, a Secondary Education major at SRU, taught our Humanities Ladder students the art of calligraphy this week.
Learn more about the Humanities Ladder program here: www.humanitiesladder.org Calling all SRU students to apply and be a camp counselor this summer! Great opportunity for education, social work and counseling students JUNE 18-22, 2018 * Apply by March 31 *   Welcome back!!! We hope everyone is off to a great start.
The CPH has lots of exciting events and programs planned this semester! Be sure to check back frequently for updates. It's that time of year again. Join us December 9 and 10 at the Old Stone House in Slippery Rock. We hope to see you there!  Save the date! The Macoskey Center will be hosting a Community Café on Wednesday, December 6 from 6-8PM. Join the creative conversation to help determine the future direction of sustainability in Slippery Rock. RSVPs are encouraged.   On November 16th, the Philosophy Club and Department, and the Stone House Center for Public Humanities, will host a talk titled "Talking About Slurs" by Cassie Herbert, a visiting assistant professor of philosophy at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Her interests include social philosophy, feminist philosophy, philosophy of language, philosophy of sex, and bioethics. Her talk will focus on the uncertainty most people face when navigating conversations about slurs.
This event is free and open to the public. We hope to see you there! |
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