This event has been canceled. February is the month for love, but what is love and what does it mean to you? For this competition, the goal is to define what “love” means to you and portray how you feel about “love.” There is no right or wrong answer or way to feel. Specifications of...
(OPEN — ALL STUDENT LEADERS) Zoom (this session is now offered virtually only) Discover how serving others can be a catalyst for your personal and professional growth. This session explores the connection between leadership and service, highlighting practical ways to give back while building skills that employers value—such as teamwork, communication, and empathy. Learn how...
(OPEN — ALL STUDENT & EMPLOYEES) Middletown Campus: Cornerstone Hall, Room 601 Zoom Discover the essentials of game design—from pixel art to 3D, beginner-friendly engines, and publishing on Steam. Featured guest TL Strosnider, President of the Game Design Club, will share current projects and how you can get involved.
Back for Spring! Join Janet Heisrath-Evans for more relaxing meditation! Most Tuesdays from 2pm-2:30pm this semester. Stop by Hazel Hall 210 or on Zoom at laurelridge.edu/meditation.
(OPEN — ALL STUDENT LEADERS) Zoom Learn how to turn conflict into collaboration! This session equips student leaders with practical strategies to manage disagreements, communicate effectively, and strengthen team dynamics.
Join in-person or online for this free opioid overdose and Naloxone education program that will help you recognize the signs of an overdose, provide respiratory support or administer Naloxone, and safe reporting. You must sign up to attend (and receive location/Zoom link).
Join Fitness Instructor Chris Scholl for a FUNctional Fitness Class. Mondays and Wednesdays 4:45pm-5:35pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:30am-12:20pm. Open to All Faculty, Staff, and Students in the SUB RM 217.
Join Professor Hollar as he hosts Yoga! Learn different exercises and breathing techniques as well as have fun! Most Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:30pm-6:30pm. Please arrive by 5:20 as class begins promptly at 5:30pm in The SUB RM 217.
Join in-person or online for this free training on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and learn why ACEs are important, the impact of toxic stress on the brain, and protective factors and coping skills to build resilience. You must sign up to attend (and receive location/Zoom link).
Join Fitness Instructor Chris Scholl for a FUNctional Fitness Class. Mondays and Wednesdays 4:45pm-5:35pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:30am-12:20pm. Open to All Faculty, Staff, and Students in the SUB RM 217.