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Campus Opens at 1PM
Tuesday, January 11, 2022
The campus will open to the public at 1PM on Tuesday, January 11.
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Hot Cocoa Bar/Vision Board
Come Join us for a goal-setting activity to reset your mind, focus on your future, and enjoy a fresh cup of hot cocoa.
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Cupcakes and Canvas
Thursday, January 27, 2022
Take time to focus on yourself while enjoying a relaxing painting activity and eating your favorite cupcakes.
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Musical Theatre: Performance: Big Fish (1/28)
With music by Andrew Lippa and book by John August, this musical is based on the novel by Daniel Wallace and the 2003 film by John August directed by Tim Burton. Big Fish tells the story of Edward Bloom and his son Will as they explore the importance of imagination, honesty, and family. Tickets for this event are free, but reservations are required.
Visit chattanoogastate.edu/theatre for the link to reserve tickets.
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Musical Theatre: Performance: Big Fish (1/29)
Saturday, January 29, 2022
With music by Andrew Lippa and book by John August, this musical is based on the novel by Daniel Wallace and the 2003 film by John August directed by Tim Burton. Big Fish tells the story of Edward Bloom and his son Will as they explore the importance of imagination, honesty, and family. Tickets for this event are free, but reservations are required.
Visit chattanoogastate.edu/theatre for the link to reserve tickets.
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Musical Theatre: Performance: Big Fish (1/30)
With music by Andrew Lippa and book by John August, this musical is based on the novel by Daniel Wallace and the 2003 film by John August directed by Tim Burton. Big Fish tells the story of Edward Bloom and his son Will as they explore the importance of imagination, honesty, and family. Tickets for this event are free, but reservations are required.
Visit chattanoogastate.edu/theatre for the link to reserve tickets.
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Bond Arts & Culture Series: Black History Seminar - Dr. Felysha Jenkins
Join the Bond Arts and Culture Series for our 2nd annual Black History Seminar with our forever family, Dr. Felysha Jenkins! Dr. Jenkins, now Vanderbilt University’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program manager for basic sciences, will educate us on “How to Speak Up – From Bystander to Participant”
Have you ever heard someone say an unnecessarily unkind word to another and wanted to intervene but didn’t know how? Or, has someone spoken inappropriate statements to you that left you unable to respond on your own behalf? Don’t you hate it when that happens? If you do, please join us on Tuesday, February 1, at 12:30pm EST when Dr. Felysha Jenkins will use the RAVEN method to discuss, “How to Speak Up – From Bystander to Participant.” She will give you strategies and tools to use that will help you speak effectively on your behalf or on the behalf of another.
Questions? Contact Stracee Jones, Bond Series Committee Chair at 423-697-2409. Please click the link below to register for the Black History Seminar.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Date: Tuesday February 1, 2022
Time: 12:30p – 1:30p
Location: Zoom
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