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SUMMARY:Civility Week - Music for Self and Society: How joining a choir\, attending a concert\, or singing with others sparks personal and social wellness
DESCRIPTION:SLC\, Twin Lights 1 and 2\nParking Lot 7 to the Student Life Center\nMAP \nBeth Boylan Psychology\, Elizabeth Kruijssen EOF\, Kenneth McGee Event production \nWhat happens when we gather with others to participate in a live musical performance? We experience a sense of belonging that Maslow deemed essential for psychological health and engage in what is known as a “social cure.” Our presentation has a few objectives: to explore the collective well-being experiences of enjoying live music at concerts or festivals and to examine the benefits of choir singing\, while giving a nod to the galvanizing power of music in social movements throughout history. After examining scientific research that demonstrates why collective live music experiences are good for our minds and bodies\, we will practice singing exercises that ground us\, uplift us\, build community\, and foster wellbeing. In times of great change\, art offers tremendous healing power! No singing experience (or talent!) required 🙂
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/civility-week-music-for-self-and-society-how-joining-a-choir-attending-a-concert-or-singing-with-others-sparks-personal-and-social-wellness/
LOCATION:Warner Student Life Center\, Twin Lights I & II\, 765 Newman Springs Rd\, Lincroft\, NJ\, 07738\, United States
CATEGORIES:College-Wide Interest
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SUMMARY:College Visit - Georgian Court University
DESCRIPTION:SLC\nParking Lot 7 to the Student Life Center\nMAP
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/college-visit-georgian-court-university-2/
LOCATION:Student Life Center\, 765 Newman Springs Road\, Lincroft\, NJ\, 07738\, United States
CATEGORIES:College-Wide Interest,Recruitment & Admissions,Transfer Resources,University Partnerships
ORGANIZER;CN="Transfer Pathways":MAILTO:transfer@brookdalecc.edu
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SUMMARY:Civility Week - Your Story\, Our Story: A Brookdale Culture Share
DESCRIPTION:SLC\, Twin Lights 1 and 2\nParking Lot 7 to the Student Life Center\nMAP \nStudent Life and Activities\, SOL student club\, student Anthony Jimenez\, and Ashley Zampogna-Krug\, History \nDemocracy requires both conversation and active listening. It depends on negotiation\, empathy\, and the ability of people from diverse backgrounds and experiences to find common ground. What happens when strangers share personal artifacts with one another? How can objects help us better understand our differences while revealing unexpected connections? In this session\, participants will be invited to bring an artifact to share with the group. The artifact may be an form of material culture – a piece of jewelry\, a photograph\, a favorite dish\, an article of clothing\, or another meaningful object. Through storytelling\, listening\, and reflection\, participants will gain a deeper appreciation for the rich mosaic of cultures\, identifies\, and experiences that shape the United States. If possible\, participants will also be invited to contribute their artifacts to Brookdale’s collection within the Tenement Museum’s Your Story\, Our Story digital exhibit.
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/civility-week-your-story-our-story-a-brookdale-culture-share/
LOCATION:Warner Student Life Center\, Twin Lights I & II\, 765 Newman Springs Rd\, Lincroft\, NJ\, 07738\, United States
CATEGORIES:College-Wide Interest
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SUMMARY:Study Abroad Info Session - Aarhus & Copenhagen: Business\, Sustainability\, and Innovation
DESCRIPTION:LAH\, Room 208\nParking Lot 2 to Larrison Hall\nMAP \nExplore the intersection of business\, sustainability\, and innovation in one of the world’s most forward-thinking countries. Through our partnership with Aarhus Business College\, students will spend a week in Aarhus engaging with Danish faculty\, business leaders\, and students before traveling to Copenhagen to experience Denmark’s vibrant capital. Open to Business\, Fashion\, and Hospitality majors\, this immersive program combines company visits\, cultural exploration\, and international networking to provide a firsthand look at global business practices and Scandinavian culture. \nFor more information visit Study Abroad Aarhus & Copenhagen
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/study-abroad-info-session-aarhus-copenhagen-business-sustainability-and-innovation-3/
LOCATION:LAH 208
CATEGORIES:Academic,College-Wide Interest,International Center
ORGANIZER;CN="International Education Center":MAILTO:international@brookdalecc.edu
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Syllabus
DESCRIPTION:Wellness Center\, Main Stage\nParking Lot 5 to the Wellness Center\nMAP \nA supportive space for students navigating college\, life transitions\, and change on their own terms\, connect with others\, explore what works for you\, and build a personalized blueprint for learning\, socializing\, and thriving in college. Join us for engaging conversations and experiences designed to support your success both inside and outside the classroom. \nJoin the Support Group
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/beyond-the-syllabus/
LOCATION:Wellness Center\, Conference Room\, 765 Newman Springs Rd\, Lincroft\, NJ\, 07738\, United States
CATEGORIES:College-Wide Interest,Community Interest,Wellness Center
ORGANIZER;CN="Caroline Huber Holistic Wellness Center":MAILTO:wellnesscenter@brookdalecc.edu
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SUMMARY:Rutgers at Brookdale Virtual Info Session
DESCRIPTION:Explore your path to a Rutgers degree at Brookdale! This session will highlight available programs\, transfer requirements\, and the application process\, giving you the information you need to take the next step toward a Rutgers bachelor’s degree. \nRegister Today!  Email: rutgers-bcc@aa.rutgers.edu\nA link to the virtual information session will be emailed to you after registration.\n\nWebsite:  https://statewide.rutgers.edu/brookdale\nQuestions?  Call 848-267-0234 or email rutgers-bcc@aa.rutgers.edu
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/rutgers-at-brookdale-virtual-info-session/
LOCATION:ZOOM
CATEGORIES:Academic,College-Wide Interest
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SUMMARY:Civility Week - Freedom to Create: The Artists Who Shaped America
DESCRIPTION:SLC\, Twin Lights 1 and 2\nParking Lot 7 to the Student Life Center\nMAP \nJenny Santa Maria\, Teaching artist \nCelebrate the diversity and creativity that have shaped the American art story. We’ll explore how each artist’s experiences and challenges informed their creative voice – from Georgia O’Keeffe’s meditative connection to the natural world\, to Faith Ringgold’s storytelling quilts that wove art and activism together\, to Keith Haring’s bold visual language created in service of social change. Together\, their work reveals how artists use visual language to share ideas and perspectives that words alone cannot capture. Through the stories and work of these groundbreaking artists\, participants will consider the many ways creative expression shapes culture\, challenges assumptions\, and contributes to public life.
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/civility-week-freedom-to-create-the-artists-who-shaped-america/
LOCATION:Warner Student Life Center\, Twin Lights I & II\, 765 Newman Springs Rd\, Lincroft\, NJ\, 07738\, United States
CATEGORIES:College-Wide Interest
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SUMMARY:American Quilts as Agitprop
DESCRIPTION:LECTURE: “American Quilts as Agitprop: A Canvas for Social and Political Activism” with Kean University Assistant Professor of Interior Deisgn Jeffery McCullough \nThursday\, October 15\, 2026. 5:30pm-7:30pm. CVA Gallery at Brookdale & Zoom. \n  \nCIVILITY WEEK x CVA GALLERY  \nKean University Assistant Professor of Interior Design\, Jeffery McCullough\, will speak on the radical history of quilting in the United States. \n  \n“American Quilts As Agitprop: A Canvas For Social And Political Activism” \nWe tend to think of quilts as comforting\, domestic\, safe\, but across three centuries of American history\, the quilt has functioned as something far more powerful: a medium for protest and political speech\, often wielded by those with no other outlet for expression. Because quilting was dismissed as “women’s work\,” it existed beneath the notice of those in power and that invisibility became a kind of freedom. This lecture traces how enslaved women\, suffragists\, AIDS activists\, and contemporary artists used fabric and pattern to carry messages that could not be spoken aloud\, staging arguments that would otherwise have been silenced entirely. By the end\, you’ll never look at a quilt the same way again. \nJeffery McCullough is Assistant Professor of Interior Design in Kean University’s CIDA-Accredited BFA Interior Design program. A graduate of the History of Design M.A. program at Parsons School of Design / The New School\, McCullough’s teaching and research are centered around design history. As a frequent presenter on panels and at conferences\, primary research topics of “Design Democracy” and “Expanding the Canon of American Interior Design History” are engaged with and expanded upon. Active learning modules for design history education are foundational for McCullough’s pedagogical approach\, as his residential Interior Design career of twenty-five years. \nNo preregistration or fee\, open to everyone. Zoom links will be on the CVA Gallery page of Brookdale’s website prior to the event.
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/american-quilts-as-agitprop/
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CATEGORIES:College-Wide Interest
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