Íæż½ã½ã’s first art show of the 2024-25 school year honors a treasured mixed media artist and instructor. The late Gayle McCarty, who was a former art department chair, instructor and director of the Marie Hull Gallery will be featured in a show called “Retrospective†starting the first week of classes on the Íæż½ã½ã […]
Meet & Greets are casual and small, providing you with an informal time to get all of your questions answered!
Join us for a panel discussion on best methods and resources to help you make the most of your time at Íæż½ã½ã. Get advice, network, and meet new people that can help your journey at Íæż½ã½ã be successful.
To kickoff HBCU week on the Utica Campus, this event will bring together local choirs to showcase their talents. The Utica Campus Choir will perform as well.
Come test your skills and join some of the best Esports players in the country.
In honor of HBCU Week, the Utica Campus is providing students, faculty, and staff an opportunity to connect leadership and auxiliaries of HBCUs in the state.
This event will provide insight to students on the different political parties, and the roles and functions of government on local, state, and national levels.
Join us for a Silent Reading Party hosted by Mrs. Jessica in the library! Bring your favorite book to read in a cozy, quiet atmosphere or swap with a friend for a new literary adventure. This is a perfect opportunity to relax, enjoy some uninterrupted reading time, and maybe discover a new favorite book. Don't […]
This is an event to recognize Anahja Reed, the White House Initiative HBCU Scholar. We invite faculty, staff, alumni, and those from the community to attend.
Meet & Greets are casual and small, providing you with an informal time to get all of your questions answered!
This event will focus on the impacts of technology in the present and the future along with details of how industry partnerships benefit the Utica Campus.
This event will give the students, faculty, and staff on the Utica Campus an opportunity to fellowship with members of the community during HBCU Week.
At the transfer college fair, students can connect with recruiters from Mississippi and out-of-state universities to learn about transfer requirements as well as scholarship opportunities. There are usually 20-25 different colleges represented at the fair, from Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee.
Moody and deeply psychological, Crawford’s paintings explore his emotional response to the South Carolina countryside, delving into the complexities of the American experience through haunting and powerful visuals. Now through October 24, immerse yourself in Crawford’s world at the Marie Hull Gallery on the Íæż½ã½ã Raymond campus. Artist Reception and Gallery Talk Thursday, October 24, […]
To promote inclusion of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) on campus, promote Deaf Awareness amongst the students, faculty and staff and to educate about Deaf culture. We are inviting MS Dept. of Rehabilitation Services to provide a display of past and present assistive technology devices. We are also inviting the MS School for the […]
To promote inclusion of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) on campus, promote Deaf Awareness amongst the students, faculty and staff and to educate about Deaf culture. We are inviting MS Dept. of Rehabilitation Services to provide a display of past and present assistive technology devices. We are also inviting the MS School for the […]
Come explore the nursing and allied health programs at Íæż½ã½ã! We offer 14 health-related programs that range from one-semester to two-year degree programs.
To promote inclusion of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) on campus, promote Deaf Awareness amongst the students, faculty and staff and to educate about Deaf culture. We are inviting MS Dept. of Rehabilitation Services to provide a display of past and present assistive technology devices. We are also inviting the MS School for the […]
Celebrate Women's Health and Fitness Day with a fun and energetic Line Dance Party led by Mrs. Jessica! College students are invited to join us in the library as we learn two exciting line dances. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a beginner, this event is the perfect way to get moving, enjoy great music, […]
To promote inclusion of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) on campus, promote Deaf Awareness amongst the students, faculty and staff and to educate about Deaf culture. We are inviting MS Dept. of Rehabilitation Services to provide a display of past and present assistive technology devices. We are also inviting the MS School for the […]
The Office of Campus Culture & Diversity is excited to announce that we will be hosting our 3rd Annual Culture Color Run on Friday, September 27th, beginning at 8:30 am on the Raymond Campus Walking Trail. If you haven’t gotten a chance to participate within one of our color runs, here’s how it goes! Participants will be walking […]
Prepare for your future with one-on-one mock interviews! Visit various tables and practice interviewing with professionals.