Mon. Nov. 12.......................LAST DAY to Return Completed Withdrawal Form(s) (to
Receive a Grade of “W”) to Registrar’s Office by
Students Doing Passing Work in Course
LAST DAY to File Application for Change of Curriculum
for Spring 2013 FOR NURSING & SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY

Roundtable discussions in two sessions: 9:10 & 10:20 a.m. | Multimedia Presentations in four sessions: 12:40, 1:50, 3:00 & 6:00 p.m. All sessions involve student-led presentations or discussions on this year's KCC Reads book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. Refreshments served. Full classes welcome.
KCC Reads Program Info: (718) 368-5236 | kccreads@kbcc.cuny.edu | www.kbcc.cuny.edu/kccreads

 

Program: KCC Reads, the common reading program at Kingsborough Community College.

$10 tickets for the show Chaplin are available for student puchase in the Office of Student Life, room C-123, with a valid KCC student ID.

 

 The ticket price for non-students is $49.  The Liberal Arts Council is supporting this event.
  

 

Everyone is invited to support and enjoy live performances by KCC students and a guest appearance by rapper Talib Kweli.  Tickets are on sale in Student Life, room C-123, for this event sponsored by the Campus Activities Board.  Student tickets cost $5; faculty/staff tickets cost $20.  Students must have a valid KCC ID to attend.  For more information call Student Life at 718/368-5597.  Tickets will NOT be sold at the door.  Come on out and help us pack the house! 

Wed. Jan. 16......................DAY & EVENING CLASSES FOLLOW MONDAY SCHEDULE

Thurs. Jan. 24......................DAY & EVENING CLASSES FOLLOW TUESDAY SCHEDULE

Black History Month Event: Film, "Traces of the Trade" in which a family reflects on its involvement in the slave trade. Free.  Valid student ID required.

Come join in the fun at this welcome back event where students play bingo to win gift cards to the campus bookstore and great raffle prizes.  Free.  Valid   student ID required. Info: 718/368-5597

Come sing your heart out!  Valid student ID required. Info: 718/368-5597

Mon. March 11........................LAST DAY to Apply for Change of Curriculum for Spring 2013, EXCLUDING NURSING & SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY

PERIOD OPENS to File Applications for:
1. June 2013 Degrees

http://www.kingsborough.edu/sub-registration/office_of_registrar/Pages/graduate_this_semester.aspx

2. Change of Session for Fall 2013
(Day to Evening; Evening to Day)
3. Change of Status for Fall 2013
(Non-Degree to Degree)

Welcome back event for part-time and evening students.  Refreshments will be served.  The Part-time and Evening Council and the Office of Student Life are   sponsoring this event.  Free with valid student ID. Info:718/368-5597

 
"Women's Studies & Women's History:  The Importance of the Henrietta Lacks Story" with Indira Skoric, Juann Watson, Suella Vainstein, Caterina Peirre and special invited guest Barbara Winslow, Brooklyn College

Wednesday, March 13th / Refreshments will be provided!!
Women's History Month & KCC Reads

Thurs. March 14.......................LAST DAY to Apply for Deletion of Spring 2013 Courses

This solo show, open to students with a valid ID, bares the lives of six Pakistani-American females as they share their experiences navigating two very different   cultures.

Department: Student Life, 718/368-5597

Wed. April 3........................Classes Resume

Join us for the movie Inception, dinner , discussion and prizes. This event is sponsored by the Liberal Arts Council, Dominican Club and Forlang Club. Refreshments will be served. Free with valid student ID. Student Life: 718-368-5597

The Campus Activities Board is sponsoring this interactive audience-response trivia game.

Come join the fun!  Free.  Valid student ID required.

 

Department: Student Life, 718/368-5597

There will be two showings of the movie Lincoln.  The first showing is at 12:00 PM; the second showing will start at 4:00 PM. This event is being sponsored by the Liberal Arts Council. Free. Valid student ID required. Student Life, 718/368-5597

This event, hosted by the Liberal Arts Council,includes a live band, poetry, spoken word, singing, dancing, rapping and more.  For more information contact the Liberal Arts Council at Lac.Kcc@gmail.com.  Student Life, 718/368-5597.

From an early age, most students with disabilities have to live with being labeled.  They carry labels such as “Autistic,” “Blind,” “Deaf,” “Dyslexic” and countless others. Along with these labels come expectations of what their abilities and personalities are like. Fortunately, most students with disabilities do not allow labels to define them.

The Students Unlimited Club and Access-Ability Services would like to bring awareness to the campus community of the negative aspects of labels and ask that, for at least one day, people choose labels of their own.

From 12-2pm in room A212 (Presentation to begin at 12:30 after lunch and meet and greet)

Lunch will be served at 12:00pm.
Mr. Victor Calise, Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities, will be visiting KCC to discuss Disability Mentoring Day and services offered by NYC for people with disabilities. Mr. Calise, formerly the accessibility coordinator for the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, was elevated to Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities in May 2012. He holds a B.A. from St. John's University and a master's degree from CUNY’s Queens College.

Before joining the Parks Department, Mr. Calise held several jobs at the United Spinal Association, including director of sports marketing and recreation coordinator. According to City Hall, Mr. Calise there "established four children’s teams in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area and founded the Major League Wheelchair Softball Tournament in conjunction with the New York Mets and Wheelchair Sports Federation that is held yearly at Citi Field in Flushing, Queens.” 

Movie will run from 12:20-1:20, with discussion afterwards. Popcorn and Soda will be provided.

“What Does Normal Mean? is a compelling documentary film about the “inclusion” of children with disabilities in public schools. The film follows seven children— elementary to high-schoolers— with a broad range of disabilities, over an academic year. Produced by multiple Emmy award winning filmmakers, the children’s struggles and triumphs give dramatically clear testimony to the value of equal educational opportunities for all.

The documentary is constructed so that each child’s story can be viewed and discussed as a chapter, generating many different teaching and learning issues. Excellent for college students, community programs, advocacy or parent groups, or anyone that wants to see and “feel” how an inclusive change in our schools has made us more aware and thoughtful about potential, difference and about what normal means.

Produced by Ben Daitz, Matt Sneddon and Dale Sonnenberg.” 

Please plan to attend the second annual Oxfam American Hunger Banquet which is being held to raise awareness about poverty and hunger.

There will be two interactive dining experiences, one at 12:40 PM and the second at 1:50 PM. 

 

 If you have questions you may contact Lavita McMath Turner, Director of Government Relations, Marissa Schlesinger, Director of Academic Affairs, or Tasheka Sutton-Young, Director of Student Life.

Thursday, May 2nd / AGENDA: One-hour Student Presentation Sessions at 10:20, 11:30, 12:40 & 1:50 / Keynote Lecture 3 - 5 pm / Special Student Performances 5 - 6 pm / Science & Art Exhibits Open all day! Please come, bring your classes! KCC Reads / Office of the Associate Provost -- Refreshments and Lunch will be provided!

Tuesday, May 7 - Thursday, May 9 / 10:30-1:30 / Screenings will also be offered Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 7:00
(In observance of National Anxiety Awareness Day)

 Stop by Student Life, room C-123, to purchase a ticket to this extraordinary off-Broadway theatrical experience. Tickets on sale now - for KCC students with valid ID cost is $10;  $40 for non-KCC purchasers.  The show features dynamic music and 360 degree heart-pounding effects and visuals.  Come to Student Life for more information, 718/368-5597.

Join us for a screening of the Academy award winning movie, ARGO.  Refreshments will be served.  Free with valid student ID.  Student Life, 718/368-5597.

 

 

LAST MEETING - Day & Evening Classes

 

Mon. July 15.........................DAY & EVENING CLASSES FOLLOW THURSDAY SCHEDULE