Events by Audience, Students Page 1

The focus of this learning community is to learn from each other. The goal is to embed values such as intellectual curiosity, empathy, active listening, and critical thinking into our educational practices and learning environments that will help us navigate complex conversations.

Mitchell PDR
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A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

A virtual intercollegiate event where thousands of students are paired into one-on-one conversations across differences.

Attend the Pizza Party hosted by the Office of Wellbeing! All HMC community members can attend to learn more about what we do, explore the resources available, and meet our team—all while enjoying free pizza! Click here to RSVP.

Location: Green Room, Platt Campus Center

Tailored tips for international students.

Shan 2460.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

Hermann Hudde explores the rich reimagining of the Spanish guitar in the art music of Latin America.

An opportunity to share insights, broaden perspectives, and enjoy camaraderie with fellow book lovers. Book club will meet every other week until Dec. 2.

Green Room, Platt Campus Center.

5C collab happening at CMC Parents Field.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

Christina Koch

Lead Research Computing Facilitator, Center for High Throughput Computing (University of Wisconsin – Madison); OSG and PATh services.

Aviation Room, Hoch Shanahan Dining Commons.

Hot beverages and pastries with DSA staff, opportunity for students to be introduced or reminded of services and resources.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

A virtual intercollegiate event where thousands of students are paired into one-on-one conversations across differences.

Pool tournament at the LAC.

Activities and resources for world mental health day, including in-person depression screenings in collaboration with Monsour.

Conversation and information sharing.

Discussions for LGBTQ+ individuals to share their identities and experiences and to be supported.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

The focus of this learning community is to learn from each other. The goal is to embed values such as intellectual curiosity, empathy, active listening, and critical thinking into our educational practices and learning environments that will help us navigate complex conversations.

Mitchell PDR
Registration

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

The overall purpose is to learn more about the experiences others have around a specific topic and build a sense of community.

Registration

A chance to chat informally with faculty.

Drop-in resume review event, no appointment needed.

Platt Living Room.

A series of workshops for students to develop their leadership skills through the course of the academic year.

A series of dinner discussions with a specific topic related to the First-Gen college student experience.

Career Fair for students to interact with potential employers at a virtual career fair.

Conversation and information sharing.

Share ideas and comments with members of the President’s Cabinet.

Tailored tips for international students.

Shan 2460.

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

Volleyball tournament held by LAC Supervisors.

The Los Angeles Clarinet Choir brings instruments ranging from sopranino to contrabass back to HMC with a program from Europe, Japan and the USA.

An opportunity to share insights, broaden perspectives, and enjoy camaraderie with fellow book lovers. Book club will meet every other week until Dec. 2.

Green Room, Platt Campus Center.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

Learning Studio, 1st floor Sprague Building.

Study abroad program provider resource fair.

CMC, Flamson Plaza

The Office of Wellbeing and the Office of Accessible Education are hosting an event for HMC community members to hear authentic stories, learn about available resources and engage in meaningful conversation around neurodiversity. Enjoy a catered dinner and hear fellow HMC community members share their experiences and explore the ways neurodiversity shapes their lives, work, and community. The event will take place in the Platt Green Room.

An opportunity to chat with the dean of students and have coffee from The Cafe.

Study abroad program provider resource fair.

Scripps, Elm Tree Lawn

A series of gatherings with OID staff and special guests to discuss issues related to social justice and current events.

OID Office (Platt Campus Center)

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

The focus of this learning community is to learn from each other. The goal is to embed values such as intellectual curiosity, empathy, active listening, and critical thinking into our educational practices and learning environments that will help us navigate complex conversations.

Mitchell PDR
Registration

The Claremont Colleges Eating Disorder Task Force invites students to celebrate Body Compassion Week from October 28-31! Join HMC’s Peer Health Educators for a pop-up outside the Hoch to explore how to embrace your unique beauty, let go of insecurities, and nurture a positive relationship with your body. There will be uplifting activities like writing positive affirmations on mirrors and creating your own self-care bag.

A series of lunch and learn activities with OCS staff and offered to all students.

The overall purpose is to learn more about the experiences others have around a specific topic and build a sense of community.

Green Room (Platt Campus Center)

Registration 

A virtual, collaborative panel discussion regarding salary negotiations, presented with HMC alumni.

Come together as a community, remember loved ones, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of this cherished tradition.

• Bring a picture or item that represents a loved one you’d like to honor from October 31 to November 2.
• The altar will be located in the Hoch Dining Commons

Whether you’re familiar with the tradition or simply curious, we welcome all members of our community to join us in celebrating life, love, and memory. Your contribution will help make our altar a beautiful reflection of our diverse community.

Annual Halloween Costume Contest.

Come together as a community, remember loved ones, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of this cherished tradition.

• Bring a picture or item that represents a loved one you’d like to honor from October 31 to November 2.
• The altar will be located in the Hoch Dining Commons

Whether you’re familiar with the tradition or simply curious, we welcome all members of our community to join us in celebrating life, love, and memory. Your contribution will help make our altar a beautiful reflection of our diverse community.

Come have some treats with OID and share the memories of loved ones.

Hoch Dining Commons

A variety of fun, student-led activities.

Off-campus alternatives to on-campus Halloween parties.

Come together as a community, remember loved ones, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of this cherished tradition.

• Bring a picture or item that represents a loved one you’d like to honor from October 31 to November 2.
• The altar will be located in the Hoch Dining Commons

Whether you’re familiar with the tradition or simply curious, we welcome all members of our community to join us in celebrating life, love, and memory. Your contribution will help make our altar a beautiful reflection of our diverse community.

Off-campus alternatives to on-campus Halloween parties.