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SUMMARY:Library Skills Course
DESCRIPTION:This self-paced course helps students strengthen research and information literacy skills\, including avoiding plagiarism\, evaluating sources\, and using library databases. Students also learn strategies for responsible use of AI tools to support academic work. \nEnrollment is available throughout the semester\, last date to enroll is November 15 —contact reference@sunycgcc.edu
URL:https://www.columbiagreene.edu/event/library-library-skills-course/
LOCATION:Main Building\, Library
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SUMMARY:Wellness Wednesday
DESCRIPTION:Come to the space in front of the student cafeteria in the main building. \nHealthy Eating on a Budget! \nEating smart for busy people!
URL:https://www.columbiagreene.edu/event/wellness-wednesday-4/
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SUMMARY:SUNY Constitution Day Webinar
DESCRIPTION:What Can You Say on Campus at a Public University or College?  Free Speech\, The Constitution\, and College Life \nIn addition to fulfilling their research and education mission\, public colleges and universities have always had an important role in supporting American democracy. Central to achieving their vision is the open exchange of ideas through civic discourse. Please join us as we explore the civic mission of public higher education\, the importance of nurturing students’ civic discourse skills\, and recent challenges to free speech and civic discourse on American campuses. \nJoin us for a moderated panel discussion followed by breakout sessions. \nPanelists \n\nKapil Longani\, SUNY General Counsel\nHeidi Getchell-Bastien\, J.D.  (Professor\, Legal Studies and Government; Civic Engagement Coordinator\, MassBay Community College\, Wellesley\, MA).  Professor Getchell-Bastien will describe the importance of civic discourse skills.\nJohann N. Neem (Editor\, Journal of the Early Republic; Professor of History\, Western Washington University).  Professor Neem will describe the broader civic role of higher education historically\, as well as some challenges that role has faced recently from various sectors (students\, faculty\, legislators).\nJoseph Anthony\, Assistant Professor of Political Science\, SUNY Cortland.  Professor Anthony will describe importance of building civic discourse skills for learning\, career readiness\, and civic readiness.\n\nModerator:  Daniel Lake\, Associate Professor\, Political Science\, SUNY Plattsburgh \nIntended Audience: SUNY campus faculty and staff\, but students are welcome! \nWebsite Link: https://cvent.me/eAbLDP \nRegistration Link: https://cvent.me/NLV1Ev
URL:https://www.columbiagreene.edu/event/suny-constitution-day-webinar/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting
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