Gabriel Ramirez is a Queer Afro-Latine poet, activist, and teaching artist. Ramirez’s work has appeared in Muzzle Magazine, the Adroit Journal, and more. Gabriel has received fellowships from The Conversation Literary Arts Festival, Palm Beach Poetry Festival, The Watering Hole, CantoMundo and Callaloo. Gabriel’s electrifying writing and performance are catalysts towards healing and brings awareness to mental health, Afro-Latinidad, the African Diaspora, self-love, masculinity, and social change.  

This event is co-sponsored by Student Engagement and Leadership and the Center for Intercultural Learning and Inclusion.

Location: Sullivan Parking Lot

Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and revisit your favorite spots on campus during Homecoming weekend! We'd love to see you under the Alumni Association Tent in the South Lot as you enjoy some tailgating fun.

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Location: Sullivan Parking Lot

Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and revisit your favorite spots on campus during Homecoming weekend! We'd love to see you under the Alumni Association Tent in the South Lot as you enjoy some tailgating fun.

See schedule →

Register here →

Location: Sullivan Parking Lot

Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and revisit your favorite spots on campus during Homecoming weekend! We'd love to see you under the Alumni Association Tent in the South Lot as you enjoy some tailgating fun.

See schedule →

Register here →

Join us for a presentation hosted by alumni Bobby O'Donnell, class of 2016, sharing his work with Haiti Air Ambulance Medical Transport as a critical care flight paramedic.

Haiti Air Ambulance (HAA) is a non-profit organization that provides the only helicopter medical transport in the country. In addition to patient transport HAA is called upon to mobilize resources to these remote areas in times of disease outbreak or natural disaster. Presently, 85% of the capital city, Port-Au-Prince, is under the control of organized gangs displacing 580,000 people. In addition to the gang violence, Haiti faces the constant threat of earthquakes, hurricanes, hunger, poverty, and communicable disease.

Experienced flight paramedics and nurses volunteer with Haiti Air Ambulance including Bobby O’Donnell, Saint Anselm ’16. Bobby is a full time flight paramedic with Boston MedFlight and spent time in November 2023 with HAA. In this presentation, Bobby will describe the current humanitarian crisis in Haiti in a firsthand account of his time flying patients in the country.

Location: JOA Quad

Mental Health Awareness Day with over 20 tables, free food and prizes including a chance to win a pair of Apple Air Pro Max headphones.
 

Are you interested in learning how to make folded book art? 

Join Geisel librarians in upcycling old books to create Halloween-themed artistic creations.

All supplies will be provided.

Oct. 23 @ 6-8 PM | Geisel Library, Upper Level Classroom

Registration required. Open to all.