Open House: Graduate Programs
OnlineThis event is an informational session for students interested in learning about Carlow’s graduate programs.
This event is an informational session for students interested in learning about Carlow’s graduate programs.
In the midst of unprecedented sociopolitical upheaval, join the SJI for a virtual panel discussion on the rise of white supremacy in Allegheny County, identifying red flags, and safely combatting nationalist, fascist rhetoric and organizing.
This is part of the Cultural Theory Historical Practices Lecture Series
Social Workers and LPCs can earn 1 CEU by attending this presentation on the nature and role of the Therapeutic Relationship in Psychotherapy. Featuring Dr. Charles Gelso.
Join the Art, Communication, and English Department for a reading and craft talk by poet Nicole Santalucia. Free and open to the public. Free parking. Book table following the reading. Zoom available.
In celebration of your many accomplishments to date and the possibilities that exist for you at Carlow University, please join us for our Accepted Student Day!
Jessica Huber, PhD, RNC, CRN, CPN, Assistant Professor, Undergraduate Nursing Program, College of Health and Wellness will present her recently published scholarly article, "Pediatric Health Promotion in the Community Setting: A Learning Experience for Nursing Students and Elementary School Students."
The Divine Nine Worldwide consist historically of Black Greek letter organizations that make up the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Come learn more about them!
Part of the 3rd Annual Presidential Lecture Series Professor Clara Cheng, PhD presents a lecture on the Psychology of Racism. Register to attend.
Join SJI for an in-depth discussion of the book, "Class Interruptions: Inequality and Division in African Diasporic Women’s Fiction", the research process, and Dr. Brooks' hopes for its impact.
Join us for a weeklong celebration for the inauguration of our 11th President, Kathy W. Humphrey, PhD. We are planning a variety of events for students, faculty, staff and our community.
In this workshop, participants will create an abstract three-dimensional sculpture that represents their state of mind through a process of self-reflection and the practice of subtractive sculpture. Lunch provided.
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