#RCWS Most of the symposium’s content will be available throughout the entire day, including:
-Poster presentations
-Experiential-learning posters
-Pre-recorded performances/presentations
Today is the opening of the 2021 Research and Creative Works Symposium! A day where the university community pauses to view and appreciate the work and creativity of Southwestern students. Live Presentations begin at 12:00PM CDT #RCWS#SouthwesternUniversity
Calling all Champions! Champions are active participants that engage with the work that students submit for the 2021 Virtual Research & Creative Works Symposium. As a thank you, those who follow through on their pledge will receive prizes throughout the day! #RCWS
#RCWS is this Thursday, April 22, beginning at 9:00am! Download the Whova app and enter code, "SURCWS2021" to access the presentations and live streams.
#southwesternuniversity#SUCEL
You belong to an amazing community of alumni, parents, and friends of Southwestern University and the needs of our students and faculty are as great as ever. Southwestern Giving Day 2021 affords us all an opportunity to come together to #LiftUpSU
UPDATE: Central Texans who need access to showers and laundry after losing water in the storm, 4 network churches opening centers today and tomorrow around the city. Sign up for your timeslot at https://t.co/5O5MJsKoaS
🚿Starting 2/23, the following locations will begin providing access to warm clean showers + laundry units:
NORTH:
📍City Reach Church
📍Our Savior Lutheran Church
SOUTH:
📍Austin Oaks Church
📍Shoreline Church
🗓 Sign up thru @adrntx for a time slot: https://t.co/5gwq6fE0no
"Out of the huts of history’s shame
I rise
Up from a past that’s rooted in pain
I rise
I'm a black ocean, leaping and wide,
Welling and swelling I bear in the tide." #MayaAngelou Continue to rise! #BlackHistoryMonth#StillIRise
Before Rosa Parks, there was Claudette Colvin.
Claudette was the first Black woman to refuse to move to the back of a bus nine months before Rosa Parks did, but NAACP did not want to use her to represent their organization because she was 15 and pregnant. #BlackHistoryMonth