Campus Events and Activities Calendar

The Eagle Institute for Learning & Development is proud to launch the inaugural Post Leadership Chat, a monthly series on the first Thursday of each month. Each month, we will welcome the Executive Leadership and Leadership Teams members to provide updates on university initiatives and answer your questions. Join us on Thursday, January 7^th at 12:00 PM, as John Hopkins, Chief Executive Officer and President of Post University, expands upon his remarks from the Town Hall in December and discusses Post University's strategic plan. If you would like to submit a question, please email Marya DiPerna at mdiperna@post.edu.

A Zoom Link will be share the morning of the event.

Set your intentions for the New Year. Join a Zoom Webinar where you can select your intention word. You will select your word and a bracelet with your word will be shipped directly to you. By wearing your bracelet, you will be reminded of your intention and get the opportunity to share it with the world around you. You must be present at the event in order to receive an Intention Bracelet. Sign up following this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctLLN7IrWmY3IVP6jNdClvt4KW8Fgeks8PbTdHRhWvLYbTWw/viewform?usp=sf_link . Email amullin@post.edu with any questions. 

Tune into the Student Life Instagram @postu_studentlife ALL DAY on Friday, January 15th to participate in Instagram Bingo.

Cross Country/Track & Field Virtual Visit Day

Monday, January 18 / 10 a.m. (Session opens at 9:30 a.m.) / Advance Registration required:  email gschmidt@Post.edu for info

Register prior to event http://postevents.net/PostXCTFVisitDay2021

Participate in the New Year, New Goals, Vision Board Raffle Party on the Student Life Instagram @postu_studentlife. To participate you must 1. Create a vision board, 2. Snap a picture of it, 3. Post it in your Instagram story or page, 4. Be sure to tag and follow @postu_studentlife, 5. Be entered in a raffle to win a LifePlanner™

We will be accepting submissions until January 19 at 7 pm est.

Join the Counseling Center at 1:00 PM EST for a “Let’s Talk” drop-in group. Connect with other Post students in a safe, supportive space to discuss your feelings and reactions during these unusual and uncertain times. We offer a confidential place to talk about current events and whatever is on your mind. Please reach out to counseling@post.edu for the link to join, or with any questions.  

On January 19th, Post University’s Inclusion and Diversity Council will present an open discussion aimed at guiding our community towards a more equitable future.

In proceeding with our journey in becoming leaders in diversity and equality at Post University and welcoming a new governmental administration, it is imperative we understand that democracy goes beyond a presidential vote. In addition to political campaigns, we have many tools at our disposal with untapped potential.

The open discussion entitled “Moving Forward….TOGETHER” will help to answer 2021’s most pressing questions:

· How much do you really know about contacting your legislators?
· Do you know how much power lies within a petition?
· How can I support a cause if I can’t protest or donate money?
· Where do we go from here?

With the help of our expert panelists these and many other questions will be answered.

Post University Program Chair for ECE, Elsa Jones, will moderate this conversation.

Please register in advance http://postevents.net/MovingForwardTogether

All are welcome to join, Students, Associates and Alumni! 

Register prior to the meeting at http://postevents.net/LGBTQJan2021 .

Please email kcaban@post.edu for more information.

"Age and Ageism" A Social Justice Dialogue Series Event

THURSDAY,  January 21, 2021

12:00 p.m. EST

Register in advance for this meeting:

http://postevents.net/AgeAndAgeism

PRESENTER: Jeffrey Lentz, MS, CPG, Associate Faculty, John P. Burke School of Public Service and Education

Ageism, like racism and sexism, is an insidious form of oppression. This Social Justice Dialogue will introduce attendees to the concept of ageism and its adverse consequences on older adults and society in general. You will also learn about elder abuse, healthy aging, disrupting aging, demographic shifts, and social problems related to aging.  

Meet the Pups (and all pets) will be a virtual event that will showcase all of the diverse pets the students have at Post. Students can log on virtually through the Eagle's Nest on the Virtual Campus to attend the event and by bringing your pet and showing them off at the event (by doing a trick, showcasing a cool trait, or just them being cute) the student can be entered to win a $25 PetSmart gift card. 

To access the event go to the Virtual Campus, click on Leever, enter the Eagle's Nest and click the Join Live button. 

Email noreen.donnelly@students.post.edu or kaitlyn.daly@students.post.edu with any questions.