LVC Events

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Campus Conversations Project

Bishop Library 125

Participate in a series of interactive dialogue experiences that help our campus develop key civic skills. Each session is a different topic chosen to help bridge the polarization in our community.

Rather than debating or convincing others, we take turns talking to share, learn, and cultivate curious conversation.

Contact Emma Cartwright, Director of Service and Community Engagement, for additional information.

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Panel Discussion: What Does It Mean To Be Human In Your World?

Frederic K. Miller Chapel
Join us for this special FYE Common Connection panel event, focused on this year's theme of being human.

Interfaith Dialogue: My Tradition: What Do You Wish People Knew?

Bishop Library Atrium
What do you wish people understood about your religious, spiritual, or secular identity—and what do they tend to get wrong?

LHA Dance Night

Flag Pole Patio (CCB entrance), Mund
Join Latin Hispanic Alliance (LHA) for a dance night in celebration on Hispanic Heritage Month.

Photography Lecture: Walker Evans, Havana, and Hemingway

Zimmerman Recital Hall
Join us for a lecture, “To Have and Have Not: Walker Evans, Havana, and Hemingway,” by Shannon Egan, Director of The Trout Gallery/The Art Museum of Dickinson College.

Panel Discussion: What Does It Mean To Be Human In Your World?

Frederic K. Miller Chapel
Join us for this special FYE Common Connection panel event, focused on this year's theme of being human.

Interfaith Dialogue: My Tradition: What Do You Wish People Knew?

Bishop Library Atrium
What do you wish people understood about your religious, spiritual, or secular identity—and what do they tend to get wrong?

LHA Dance Night

Flag Pole Patio (CCB entrance), Mund
Join Latin Hispanic Alliance (LHA) for a dance night in celebration on Hispanic Heritage Month.

Photography Lecture: Walker Evans, Havana, and Hemingway

Zimmerman Recital Hall
Join us for a lecture, “To Have and Have Not: Walker Evans, Havana, and Hemingway,” by Shannon Egan, Director of The Trout Gallery/The Art Museum of Dickinson College.