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Fall 2023
Fall 2023
Voter Education Week 10/2-6
Voter Education Week 10/2-6
Mon October 2nd Voter Registration
Tue October 3rd Mock Voting & Voter Registration
Wed October 4th Free Speech
Thur October 5th Ballot Issues
Fri October 6th Unify America -Faculty Professional Development
And Still, I Rise
And Still, I Rise
Student Art Competition on Mental Health
Student Art Competition on Mental Health
Fri October 20th - Submission deadline
Fri October 27th - Delivery deadline. Contact the TCC Gallery Coordinator (penelope.bisbee@tccd.edu) to arrange to deliver work.
Mon November 6th - Exhibition opens
Wed November 15th - Reception at 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Fri November 17th - Exhibition closes
National Voter Registration Day
Voter Registration Booths hosted by Tarrant County Volunteer Deputy Registrars and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc-Arlington Alumnae Chapter
9/19 9-3 and 6-8 PM, ESCT Hub
9/20, 9-3 and 6-8 PM, Main Commons
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
FALL 2022 EVENTS
Constitution Day
Check our our Constitution Day Display at the Library.
Monday, September 12 at 8:00am to 10:00pm
Southeast Campus, Judith J. Carrier Library ESED 1200
Constitution Day Trivia
Constitution Day Trivia
Play Constitution Day Trivia, Wednesday September 14.
Student Government Association, Student Activities, Judith J. Carrier Library and the Civic Engagement Committee are partnering together to staff an interactive Constitution trivia table. Students are given a constitution booklet as a resource to keep. All participants will receive a patriotic cupcake, while supplies last.
Wednesday, September 14 at 11:00am to 1:00pm
Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines
Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines
Join Anna Hithersay and Tracey Robinson for a showing and discussion of the documentary, "Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines." The documentary critiques how gender and heroism are portrayed in popular culture from the creation of Wonder Woman to today. Let's Talk About It: Women's Suffrage is a humanities discussion project from the American Library Association (ALA) supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
Wednesday, September 14 at 2:00pm to 3:20pm
Southeast Campus, Library Classroom ESED 1212
National Voter Registration Day
9/19 9-3 and 6-8 PM, ESCT Hub
Voter Registration Booths hosted by Tarrant County Volunteer Deputy Registrars and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc-Arlington Alumnae Chapter
9/20, 9-3 and 6-8 PM, Main Commons
Voter Registration Booths hosted in by League of Women Voters and Tarrant County Volunteer Deputy Registrars and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc-Arlington Alumnae Chapter
Voter Education Week
10/3 to 10/7
Voter Registration & Vote Plan
Monday 10-3 PM in Main Commons
Come register to vote, learn about elections and voting
Meet Your Leaders
Tuesday at 6 PM in the Ballroom
Come meet local elected officials.
Students and families only
Please RSVP by Sept. 27 https://bit.ly/ToroRSVP
Mock Voting
Wednesday 10-3 PM in Main Commons
Never voted before? Don’t worry! Come learn how and practice! Vote for Captain America or Iron Man as president.
Ballot Ready
Thursday 10-3 PM in Main Commons
What’s on my ballot? It’s not just the governor. Find out issues and candidates in the upcoming election.
“Why I Vote!” Social Media Raffle -district wide
Friday, ends at 12 PM on your favorite social media platform
Post your short video or photo of why you vote on social media with both #TCCElectionReady and @TCCollege for your last chance to be entered in the drawing.
Election Watch Party
11/8, 5-10 PM Ballroom
Watch the election results as they come in with free food.
SPRING 2022 EVENTS
Be the Change in Your Community
Thursday, April 28, 2022 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
George W. Hawkes Downtown Library
Kindness to others starts with you! Join us and learn about the impact you can make in your community. Award winning civic engagement students from Tarrant County College Southeast.
Diversity of Thought Speaker Series
True According to Who?: Social and Cognitive Biases in Human Thought
Presenter: Colin Jenney, PhD
Time: Friday, April 1, 1-2 pm
Location Library Classroom, ESED 1212 and virtual
Why Can't the Political Left and Right See Eye to Eye? They're Using Different Moral Foundations
Presenter: Kathy Anderson, MA
Time: Wednesday, April 13, 4:00 pm
Location: Library Classroom, ESED 1212
Thinking The Road Less Traveled: Implementing Diversity of Thought
Presenter: Randy Horton, MA
Time: Thursday, April 21 3:45-4:45 pm
Location: Library Classroom, ESED 1212
Project Transformation Internships
Summer paid internships opportunities -helping children practice reading through the summer. Find the Project Transformation website here. Want to learn more about Project Transformation Internships? Attend the workshop at one of our campuses.
March 11, 1:30 PM Southeast ESCT 1203
February 21, 3:30 PM at Trinity River Campus
Spring Service Week 2/28-3/3
2/28- Monday -Service Learning resources, digital
3/1-Tuesday -Community Partners Fair, Main Commons
3/2-Wednesday -Tour of River Legacy Center and volunteer opportunities, at River Legacy
3/3-Thursday -Sprinkles for Sprinkles -umbrella and rain jacket drive, the HUB
flyer of all CE events FALL20.pdfRECORDED EVENTS
RECORDED EVENTS
"Memorialization Matters: The Fred Rouse Project and Why We Need It" click for recording of Dr. Bradley Bourogerdi presenting on the Fred Rouse Project and efforts to bring racial justice and reconciliation in Tarrant County.
"Know Islam Know Peace" click for recording of the event with guest speaker Imam Mohammed Herbert. Presented by Muslim Student Association at Southeast Campus. Part of the Anti-Discrimination Series hosted by Civic Engagement Committee on SE
"Black Lives Matter: It's More than a Movement" click for recording presented by Men of Color Collaboration at Southeast Campus. Part of the Anti-Discrimination Series hosted by Civic Engagement Committee on SE
“Fake News: Information Pollution, Digital Literacy and Elections” click for recording Guest speaker James Baxter, MLS. Sponsored by the Civic Engagement Work Team under the Student Experience Principle. Learn to discern creditable sources in a politically charged climate.
“Discrimination Against Latinos: The Harvest of America” click for recording presented by Organization of Latin Americans of Southeast Campus. Part of the Anti-Discrimination Series hosted by Civic Engagement Committee on SE
Hindsight 2020: What Just Happened? Making Sense of the Election. Learn to Discern Webinar, Series Fall 2020: 2020 Vision by Connect. To access recorded webinars (available at 2pm on their broadcast day) and our archive, visit this YouTube page.
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