Find it hard to get work done at home? Want to work with others, have some coffee and light conversation? Come join us as we try and get some work done weekly on Wednesdays. You can bring whatever you like, creative writing to share, assignments, lab work, dissertation/thesis etc. Be sure to bring ear buds just in case there are conversations going on and you need to work in more of a silent set up.

Come chill with fellow LGBTQ+ grads and peeps :) Coffee and snacks will be provided. Masks are required outside of eating and drinking.

If weather is nice we will go outside and drink our coffee !

New postdocs are welcome to log-in to learn about campus resources, medical benefits, and best practices for navigating your postdoc term.

This workshop is intended for graduate students who are going on employment interviews. Topics will include the dos and don’ts of having meals with potential employers. The presenter for this event is Anthony Cawdron. Anthony Cawdron is the Events Coordinator and House Manager at ‘Westwood’, The Purdue President’s official residence. A position he also held at Iowa State University before making the transition to Purdue almost eighteen years ago with now president emeritus Martin Jischke. He continues to manage the day-to-day operations of the house and oversees the events and entertaining for Purdue’s twelfth president Mitch Daniels. Anthony teaches business etiquette and advanced service courses in the Hospitality and Tourism Management department at Purdue, and advises numerous student groups on interview and work-preparedness skills. He has a Masters degree in Hospitality and has held a variety of positions including banquet manager, restaurant manager, hospitality faculty in Switzerland and three years as a butler in two of England’s finest stately homes Blenheim Palace and Sutton Place.

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Co-Sponsored with Asian American and Asian Resource Cultural Center and Native American and Educational Resource Center, and SFAB.

Express Fest is the LCC's, AAARCC's, and NAECC's annual resource and welcome fair. It bridges students, faculty and staff to the resources available at Purdue University and the Cultural Centers. Departments, academic units and community organizations are invited to participate in the fair. Express Fest occurs on the first Wednesday of the Fall semester. All are welcome!

Conexiones is the LCC's annual student retreat where students are able to connect to one another, faculty, staff, and resources on campus while preparing them for academic success through facilitated workshops about Latinx identities and cultures. All students are invited to participate!

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.

In collaboration with the Latino Cultural Center, the AAARCC is hosting Dr. Fredy Gonzalez, Associate Professor of Global Asian Studies and History at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Dr. Gonzalez will lecture on the topic: "Chinese Mexicans and Mexicanidad." In this talk, Dr. Gonzalez will give a brief history of Chinese immigration to Mexico during the twentieth century and illustrate some of the ways the Chinese contributed to and claimed belonging to the Mexican nation. Despite experiencing consistent hate and harassment from anti-Chinese activists who claimed that the Chinese would never fit into the Mexican nation, some migrants found ways to survive and set down roots in their new country.

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.

In collaboration with the Black Cultural Center, the AAARCC is hosting Dr. Claire Jean Kim, Professor of Political Science and Asian American Studies at the University of California, Irvine. Dr. Kim will lecture about the intersectional experiences of Black and Asian communities of the United States.

In collaboration with the Purdue Libraries, the AAARCC is hosting Dr. Todd Honma, Associate Professor of Asian American Studies, at Pitzer College who will be leading a lecture and a workshop on the topic of Zines and its use in activism.

Dr. Jenny Wang is an author of Permission to Come Home: Reclaiming Mental Health as Asian Americans. She is also a Houston-based licensed psychologist who offers individual psychotherapy within a compassionate, client-centered, and non-judgmental framework. Dr. Wang works from a social justice and intersectional framework focused on understanding the impact of racial trauma and racial identity on mental health.

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.

Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.

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Every week on Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, the Purdue AAARCC holds a Lunch & Learn program featuring faculty members, staff members, and students from Purdue who will present on a diverse array of topics from their area of expertise. After the presentation, participants can enjoy lunch and network with attendees of the program.