Schedule of Events

October 24 Arizona House Bill 2281: Fight to Save Ethnic Studies    Chapel 101    7pm
On May 11, 2010, HB 2281 was passed in Arizona prohibiting the teaching of ethnic studies courses to students in Tucson’s K-12 education system. As part of the “Save Ethnic Studies” college tour, Sean Arce, Director of the Ethnic Studies in Arizona will be speaking about the current lawsuit against the state’s Board of Education and the impact and importance of the ethnic studies program. For more information please contact the Office of Multicultural Affairs at 717-867-6235.

Nov 3 Hispanic Heritage Benefit Dinner    Lehr Dining Hall    Mund College Center    6pm-9pm
Please join the students of LVC’s Hispanic Student Alliance and the Office of Multicultural Affairs for a night of latin food, music and entertainment. This benefit will raise funds for education initiatives locally and in the Dominican Republic. $25 donation for tickets. For more information please contact the Office of Multicultural Affairs at 717-867-6235.

November 7 Slam Poet: Sonya Renee  MJ's Coffeehouse, Annville   7:30pm
Sonya Renee is easily the most distinguished, accomplished and recognizable female in the world of Slam Poetry. Sonya’s poetry holds a strong commitment to her roots as a social activist and women's rights advocate and is blunt, raw and poignant. Come hear Ms. Renee’s poetry over a warm beverage and share some pieces of your own. Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, Women’s Services and Gender Resource Center, Student Activities and Counseling Services.

March 23, 2013    Vagina Monologues          Leedy Theater, Mund College Center                        2pm & 7pm

Lebanon Valley College will present Eve Ensler’s “Vagina Monologues,” a series of monologues promoting female empowerment and eradicating violence against women. The show has been performed in more than 130 countries and translated into 45 languages. The play has won a series of awards for playwriting, solo performances, and theater. Tickets are free for LVC students; $5 for non-LVC students; and $10 for the general public. Proceeds will go to local and national organizations dedicated to eradicating violence against women.