Club Volleyball practice is open to all students and club members. Come learn how to play or improve your skills and compete!  Hosted by: Club VolleyballAdditional Information can be found at: https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11575356 (https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11575356)

Club Volleyball practice open to all students and club members. Come learn how to play or improve your skills and compete!Hosted by: Club VolleyballAdditional Information can be found at: https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11572748 (https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11572748)

Men's Club Soccer Practice. 2 hours on Silfen field under the lights. The best part of the week for us :)Hosted by: Men's Club SoccerAdditional Information can be found at: https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11572192 (https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11572192)

Weekly meetings at which we'll discuss the case, different potential theories, and learn more about how to effectively make our cases in competitions.Hosted by: Mock Trial Competition TeamAdditional Information can be found at: https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11624609 (https://connquest.conncoll.edu/event/11624609)

Join us to explore why, even in the face of so much suffering, fear, and injustice, we must learn how to bring our best selves to the work of climate justice. Drawing on mindfulness, insights from neuroscience, and research on social psychology and social movements, Ray will talk about the role of mindsets, ways of being, and emotions in leveraging political change for climate justice. Discussion will include strategies for engaging anxiety, grief, despair, and also joy, desire, and pleasure in service of cultivating a more just and regenerative world. Moderated by Doug Thompson, Rosemary Park Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies, Suzi Oppenheimer '56 Faculty Director of the Office of Sustainability. The lunch is open to faculty and staff and RSVP is required. Please email global@conncoll.edu (mailto:global@conncoll.edu) if you wish to attend the lunch session. Dr. Ray is professor and chair of the Environmental Studies Department at Cal Poly Humboldt, author of A Field Guide to Climate Anxiety and co-editor of The Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators.