B.L.I.N.G. Building Life-Long Investments for the Next Generation Conference
B.L.I.N.G. Building Life-Long Investments for the Next Generation to Create and Sustain Wealth Sponsored by Morgan Stanley Wednesday, March 18 – Thursday,
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Women's HerStory Month 2021: The Truthtellers
This program will focus on historical patterns that have shaped the relationship between Black women and society. The discussion will be moderated
Stopping the World With Love
During these strange times, we are living, working, studying, and raising families. So, in part, this “new normal” has become normal because
COVID-19 Information Session (Part 2)
Join us to get the facts about the COVID-19 vaccines during this open forum. Our health expert will discuss and provide evidenced-based
Diversity Day: A Cultural Extravaganza Celebrating Our Rich Heritage
Join members of the Medgar Evers College community as we encourage people from all walks of life to take concrete action to
Black Money Matters: Let’s Talk Home Ownership, Real Estate, And Credit
Through our Black Money Matters series, develop habits towards economic independence and learn how to help reduce the wealth gap that impacts
Women's HerStory Month 2021: The Influencers
This event will feature social media influencers, Noemie Gaines (@noemiegaines) and Tiffany Johnson (@influencebytiffany). Both women will discuss image and branding and
Weekly Check-in for Students
Chat with the team from the Office of Differently-Abled Services, fellow classmates, and other campus professionals about adjusting to college life and
Talk Circle: BURNT (Build Up Resiliency, Not Tolerance)
Loss is an emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual feeling that manifests in different ways — sadness, anger, difficulty breathing, anxiety, and other
Women’s HerStory Month 2021: The Healers
This virtual panel is moderated by Chair of MEC's Department of Nursing Dr. Shirley Daniels. It features women in healthcare who share
2021 National Black Writers Conference Biennial Symposium
Paule Marshall and John A. Williams are two Black writers whose literary careers were launched with the publication of Brown Girl, Brownstones in 1959
