Global Humanities Prep Workshop

The exhibition Crafting Democracy: Fiber Arts and Activism debuted in Rochester, New York – home to Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass – along with an eponymous catalogue (RIT Press, 2019). Works by the 30 artists explored how handwork probes the vulnerabilities of citizenship status, while also working toward positive social change. Over the following two years, the exhibit traveled to four additional venues in the Northeast U.S., realizing opportunities for community, conversation, and critique.

For more than five decades, Bill and Jean Stephens have been partners in life and in Art. Their artwork and artistic processes have continued to evolve and expand. The style of Jean and Bills’ work differs widely, yet the work is highly influenced by the natural world around them. They met in the RIT Printmaking Studio in 1972, and both later earned their degrees in the RIT MST Arts Education Program. Continuum is their first exhibition together.

Take a break with the Wellness Peer Educators and practice gratitude as we head into the end of the semester. At this event, you will create your own Gratitude Jar and leave with a new understanding.

PA Students' use of Motivational Interviewing: Insights from Breast Cancer SurvivorsFeaturing: Liz Ruder, School Head, Wegmans School for Health and Nutrition 

Rescheduled: CHAI Fall 2024 Seminar Series Research Talk

This unstructured conversation is geared to STEM faculty to learn from the learning experiences of women of color students in their classes.