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The Undergraduate Research Club, along with research opportunities, stresses developing a strong work ethic, practical communication skills, self-marketing strategies, and a broader professional network.

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Audiences attending ‘The Perils of Truly Sweet’ will engage with the performance by talking back to the actors and throwing popcorn.

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Students interested in debate can attend an informational session on March 20 where they will test their skills in practice rounds.

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The faculty-led sessions range from neurodegenerative diseases and environmental justice to a discussion of the Nazi youth propaganda featured in the film ‘Jojo Rabbit.’

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Santa’s Christmas Magic: The Musical is back on Dec. 6 to delight audiences of all ages.

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Central Campus concluded the week of events with a gallery reception featuring a performance and dance lesson from the Houston Hepcats of the Houston Swing Dance Society.

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The hands-on training session shows participants strategies to diffuse dangerous situations before they escalate.

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The newest installment of the Emerging Leaders series encourages outreach activities like volunteering, attending city council meetings, or joining organizations.

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The San Jacinto College Art and Design Technical Program on the South Campus will spotlight the design-centered art of ‘workforce’ students.

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Members of the San Jacinto College Police Department will demonstrate the use of Pressure Point Control Tactics to stop a sexual attack.

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The San Jacinto College North, South, Central, and Maritime Campuses are hosting a wide range of events Nov. 11 to commemorate Veterans Day.

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Time slots are filling up quickly for The Escape Room Experience offered on the San Jacinto College North, South, and Central Campuses.

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College staff will be onsite for Fall Applications Night to assist with admissions and financial aid forms.

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San Jac students will welcome their counterparts from other schools for a weekend of debates until one team earns the title of tournament champion.

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The Department of Theatre and Film is staging the musical version of the lovable ogre who retreats from the world to exist in happy isolation.

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#NotMyProblem features group tasks requiring attendees to work together to meet their teams’ objectives.

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The CCPI CTE Fall 2019 Seminar provides an inside look at todays ‘hottest’ jobs in the petrochemical and construction fields.

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Student Engagement and Activities is hosting Safe Zone training as part of a series of events commemorating LGBT History Month.

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The South Campus will host a fall celebration on Oct. 25 featuring food, games, live music, haunted houses, and trackless train rides.

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The Día de los Muertos commemoration will showcase Latin-American traditions celebrating deceased loved ones.

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Students attending ‘How to Paper’ can find help with a wide array of topics ranging from how to prepare a thesis to formulating a logical conclusion.

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‘We Are Here, Here We Are: A Celebration of the Americas’ features among many artists, the local artist Francis Almendarez whose work takes viewers on a journey similar to the travels of a modern-day migrant.

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‘The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail’ chronicles the writer’s life, including his infamous incarceration for refusing to pay federal taxes.

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In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Las Aguilas de Oro, a folklorico dance troupe from Burbank Middle School, will treat the South Campus to a performance featuring a variety of folk dances.

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Prof. Dr. Yesenia Chávez will lead a presentation explaining the meaning behind the altars heavily featured as part of the Latin American holiday.

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Leadership in the Workplace is part of Emerging Leaders, a series of workshops aimed at educating students on how to conduct themselves in professional environments.

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Student employees will learn guidelines for eating and conversing in a professional setting.

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Instead of a final exam, students enrolled in ballet, modern, performance, and Jazz classes close out the semester by showing off their dance skills in a performance titled ‘The Final Push.’

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In addition to highlighting threatened or endangered species, the North Campus organized activities focused on recycling.

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The presentation equips students with the skills needed to diffuse conflict in the workplace.

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Spring Fling will take place rain or shine on the three academic campuses with a contingency plan to move the outdoor festivities inside in the event of inclement weather.

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Fresh Check Day was started in 2011 by the Jordan Porco Foundation and has since partnered with over 200 colleges across the country to address mental health wellness.

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The hiring fair taking place April 3 will bring interested students together with hospitality professionals working in the field.

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Conversation Hour offers students and community members a casual environment where they can practice speaking English without the pressures of a traditional language class.

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Venture Pitch judges will award prize money April 10 to budding entrepreneurs presenting the most innovative business ideas.

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The discussions will showcase distinguished females telling personal stories of succeeding in their career fields.

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Among the usual offerings of food, entertainment, and giveaways, this year’s Healthy Lifestyle Fair features free chair massages provided by the Physical Therapist Club.

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The eleventh annual Modern Languages International Festival will feature Chinese, French, and Spanish presentations from students enrolled in San Jac language courses.

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South Campus faculty will host a meet-and-greet event on Feb. 28 to gauge interest in reforming a student organization focused on creative writing.

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In addition to extended tutoring hours, the Student Success Center on the South Campus is offering free coffee and snacks beginning Dec. 5 until Dec. 13.

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The SJCC Jazz Ensemble will perform Nov. 13 on in Corbin Music Hall.

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Winter Wonderland will feature free snacks and entertainment, along with the opportunity to play games and win prizes.

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Interest in healthcare professions is rising, and South Campus is responding with two presentations Nov. 5 for potential students interested in becoming pharmacy technicians.

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Skulls are a common symbol in Day of the Dead traditions. Event attendees will be able to decorate their own sugar skulls as part of the festivities on Oct. 31.

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The office of Student Engagement and Activities is coming together with student organizations and the cosmetology department to host an awareness event on Oct. 24.

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Participants will play the popular Nintendo game using the Wii U system. Registration is open until Oct. 8.

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Aspiring stylists and aestheticians on the North and South Campuses will learn their craft in state-of-the-art buildings when the new construction projects are completed next year.

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Visitors will be able to participate in hands-on activities during Earth Science Celebration hosted by Houston Geological Society at Houston Museum of Natural Science.

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In addition to space-themed activities, this year’s event highlights include a time machine, a Sherlock Holmes booth, and hair and makeup services provided by the cosmetology department.

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Personal Values offers interactive activities that enhance students’ leadership abilities by assessing their personal qualities.

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Career Services on the Central Campus hosted a workshop where participants practiced engaging with potential employers in common social settings.

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Counterculture Through the Ages: 50th Anniversary of 1968! takes place April 10 and features a panel of speakers examining cultural movements through the lenses of history, philosophy, government, and music.

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North and Central Campuses are hosting tributes on March 1, while South Campus’s commemoration is scheduled on March 2.

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