Education on diversity
With registration open for the winter semester, the Halmos College is offering classes to educate students on diversity, a core value of NSU. Students can find the complete list here. All students can sign up for any of these classes. From education on LGBTQ+ to anthropology, and even a dance class, learning about what makes us diverse is easier than ever. These classes can be used to fill an elective spot or humanity credit for some students.
The Garden
The Garden exhibit is still open until Nov. 13. The exhibit is available for virtual tours, and for more information on tours, email tnicoll@nsu.edu. The primary artist of the gallery is Amanda Madrigal from the New World School of the Arts who uses repurposed materials found in Miami thrift stores to create artworks. The Garden is located in the University Center PVA wing in Gallery 217 and is free to the public thanks to the department of Communication, Media and the Arts.
NSU DECA Workshop
On Nov. 19 from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. in Desantis 1048, NSU DECA Career Development is hosting a student-led workshop to help teach how to handle making hard choices. All NSU students are welcome to attend and students who are interested should RSVP on the DECA SharkHub page or here.
Trivia Night
Every Thursday at 6 p.m., trivia is hosted in the RecPlex basketball courts located on the second floor of the University Center. These events are open to all NSU students. To sign up for trivia night, sign in or create an account on imleagues.com, choose a sport with open registration and sign up your team. Upon entry, each team will have their temperature taken and masks are mandatory.
2020 Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
Not going home this year for Thanksgiving? On Nov. 26 from 12:30 – 3 p.m. in the University Center dining hall, Thanksgiving foods, like turkey and mashed potatoes, will be served. This event is open to all residential and commuter students as well as any staff on campus.
