The English Majors and Minors Club is hosting and sponsoring this year’s National Women’s History Month essay contest. 📝
The theme is: NEVERTHELESS SHE PERSISTED: Honoring Women Who Fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
For more info: https://t.co/M7rflDzQSE
Do you have a fantastic essay written for an English class, between Spring 2017-Fall 2017? Submit it to our Jacaranda publication! Cash prizes await the winners and honorable mentions, in addition to the even greater reward of publication.💫
To our English online students: If you're having any trouble navigating your online course, stop by the Student Technology Help Desk at LAC in the A Quad or PCC in the GG Quad. 💻💻💻 https://t.co/HwYvpiK4yv
"...to take [education] as the rightful owner; to assert in the face of possible contradiction. 'To receive' is: to come into possession of; to act as receptacle or container for...The difference is that between acting and being acted upon.” -Adrienne Riche 2/2
“The first thing I want to say to you who are students is that you cannot afford to think of being here to receive an education; you will do much better to think of yourselves as being here to claim one. One of the dictionary definitions of the verb 'to claim' is: to take..." 1/2
@LBCCOLET@LBCC_COS @LBCC_Nursing @LBCityCollege@LbccAsb@lbccsuccess Where will the Student Technology Help Desk be the first week of the semester? Asking for our English students, especially our English online students.
Register now for Winter, Spring or Summer classes @LBCityCollege we offer face-to-face, web-enhanced, hybrid, & fully online courses #StudentSuccess#LBCC
Monday, Dec. 11 through Thursday Dec. 14 the WRSC will offer only one-on-one tutoring assistance with student assignments: 15-minute drop-in sessions and 30-minute appointments available.
Saturday, Dec. 2 is the last day to complete DLAs for the Fall 2017 semester. However, the WRSC will still offer Workshops and Directed Study Groups through Saturday, Dec. 9.