We are excited to host National Girls and Women in Sports Day at Springfield College! Girls in grades K through 6 are invited to attend a multisport clinic and meet […]
Featuring Bree Maxwell One Bowl, One Soul an interactive installation and Scott Zimmer Paintings and Porcelains In this vibrant exhibition, ceramic artists Bree Maxwell and Scott Zimmer exhibit personal and […]
Presented by LaQueshia Clemons, LCSW, AFC® Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Accredited Financial Counselor A Virtual Event - ZOOM ID: 724 869 4971 Join the Zoom Talking about money can feel uncomfortable, but it’s a critical skill for social workers aiming to empower their clients and maintain their own financial well-being. This presentation equips social […]
The Twelfth Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture Honoring the history of inclusion and diversity at Springfield College June 14, 1964, was one of the greatest days in Springfield College […]
Presented by Isabel Logan, EdD, LCSW Executive Director and Co-founder of the Social Work & Law Enforcement Project A Virtual Event - ZOOM ID: 724 869 4971 Join the Zoom This presentation begins with a brief history of the evolution of police social workers within the context of discrimination, social policies, and their most recent […]
Presented by the Rev. D Littlepage Canon for Mission Advocacy, Racial Justice, and Reconciliation for the Episcopal Church of Connecticut During uncertain times, when many long-protected aspects of American life and culture appear to be at risk, it is essential for people to learn how to protect their rights. Attendees at this event will learn […]
Presented by Kirsten Koehler, PhD Professor, Environmental Health and Engineering Department at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Advancements in sensor technology have made air pollution monitoring more accurate, affordable, and accessible. These low-cost sensors can measure pollutant concentrations in homes, schools, workplaces, and even on the go when paired with small, battery-powered […]
Neema Avashia is the daughter of Indian immigrants, and was born and raised in southern West Virginia. She has been an educator and activist in the Boston Public Schools since 2003, and was named a City of Boston Educator of the Year in 2013. Her first book, Another Appalachia: Coming Up Queer and Indian in […]
Come join us in watching Sugarcane and participating in a Q&A with panelists Rhonda Anderson (Iñupiaq – Athabascan), founder and former co-director of Ohketeau Cultural Center and Native Youth Empowerment Foundation; Anthony Melting Tallow (Siksika Blackfoot First Nation), visual artist and writer; and Chris Newell, founding director of the Native American Cultural Program at the University of Connecticut and co-founder/director […]
Playing Above the Rhim Long before Kris Rhim’s one-year fellowship with the New York Times and his current work covering the Los Angeles Chargers for ESPN, he was determined to do—as he memorably said in a class—“purposeful work.” At Springfield College, that took a number of forms. Rhim was a four-year member of the track […]
Join us as we kick off the 21st Annual Scholars in Action Days with a student showcase of visual arts, music, dance, and literary readings. Presented by the Department of Visual and Performing Arts and the Department of Literature, Writing, and Journalism, this event includes performances by members of the Springfield College Band and Springfield […]
Graduating Undergraduate Student Art Exhibit Featuring Works by Jesika Garay, Imran Lamhader, Haley Livesay, Michael Ott, and Amanda Simpson Please join us for the opening reception of the Graduating Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition. This exhibit will showcase the work of graduating seniors in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts. Works and presentations will include […]
