Session 8 of LEAD 100 led by Nicole Baden-Clay
This exhibition features art that examines Black identities to highlight how artists of African Descent understand and engage with their Blackness. This multidisciplinary show aims to emphasize the vast narratives of being Black in today's society.
Held from Jan. 30 to Feb. 29 at the StFX Art Gallery on the unceded territory of Mi'kma'ki, this exhibition has been organized by the Office for Students of African Descent as part of StFX's African Heritage Month.
Light refreshments will be served, come one, come all!
Lori McKee (Education)
Kailin Wright (English)
Coady 265
Dr. Leinaweaver is acclaimed for her research on transnational adoption, the circulation of children in Peru, and the social, legal and economic policies and impacts of these. She is Professor of Anthropology at Brown University. She will be speaking about the connection between adoption and migration circuits. She has written about in-country adoption, transnational adoption, and other adoption legal and social structures. All are welcome to attend.
The Department of Modern Languages and several partners are proud to present the folliwing films during the Winter 2020 semester:
El Norte--February 5 @ 5 pm in MULH 4022
The Motorcycle Diaries--February 27 @ 6 pm in MULH 4022
No--March 9 @ 3:15 pm in CO 333
All About My Mother--March 19 @ 4:15 pm in MULH 4032
Please see attached poster for more information
Session 9 of LEAD 100 led by Mike MacKenzie
Capstone Lecture by Dr. Sharon Gregory, Art History
Mulroney 2032
Tina DeRoo (Human Kinetics)
Robin Neustaeter (Coady & Adult Education)
Winter Study Break begins on Feb. 17, 2020. Classes resume on Feb. 24, 2020.
Session 10 of LEAD 100 led by Louise Brennan
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