Join Eco Club for its annual duck race on Friday, April 24th, from 3pm-6pm, behind the library. Races will be held in the creek behind campus, there will be music, yard games, and free ice cream! Ducks will be sold day of and at tables leading up to the event.
Accessibility in teaching goes far beyond video captions and accommodations. Universal Design for Learning (UDL) can help faculty design face-to-face courses that are more inclusive, flexible, and effective for all students. This session emphasizes practical changes that support student learning while maintaining rigor. Presenter: Linda F. Tucker, Ph.D Register https://keystone.libcal.com/event/16399449
Want to improve the strength and readability of your essays? Tired of feedback responses like "Prefer active voice" on returned drafts? This workshop focuses on the differences between active and passive voice. Learn to convert lackluster, wordy sentences into clear, direct, and confident prose. To register click here: https://keystone.libcal.com/event/16266272
Criminal Justice/Psychology Club’s first meeting of the semester pizza and drinks will be provided while we discuss our upcoming events and plans for the semester.
Come join Student Government at their public meeting - make your voice heard. Room: Library 204 Location: Miller Library
Get connected and make your club’s voice heard at the Council of Clubs meeting!
Join us at the Council of Clubs meeting to connect, collaborate, and strengthen our campus community
Interested in investing, finance, or learning how to grow your money? Come join us for the first meeting of the semester! Open to all students and majors — no prior experience required. Thursday September 11, at 12:45 in Harris 104. Please email Vinson@keystone.edu if you have any questions.