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Campus Current

AACCs most powerful women gathered for Campus Current to take photos and ask advice.

AACC’s women leaders share best advice

April 30, 2019

“Finish your education, create a commemorative remembrance and legacy, be a good role model for women in your life, travel the world and wear sunscreen.” “Develop your leadership skills...

The AACC Legal Studies Institute hosts an event about gun control in April.

AACC legal studies hosts gun control event

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 29, 2019

AACC’s legal studies institute hosted a gun control forum where judges shared insights on the second amendment. “This is the twentieth year we’ve hosted a forum,” said Mary Bachkosky, legal...

“AACC professor suggests mindfulness at workshop”

Maureen Lozama, Marisa Reese, and Marcus Gatson April 24, 2019

AACC Personal and Career Counseling offers successful communication strategies that help students learn how to identify feelings that hinder communication. The successful communication strategies workshop...

CAB executive board members Kristin Kohout and Catrina Murphy feed an alpaca at the Earth day petting zoo.

CAB host Earth day events

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 23, 2019

The science clubs on campus and Campus Activity Board hosted their second annual petting zoo to celebrate Earth Day. “Earth day is a celebration and acknowledgement of the importance of our planet,”...

Dr. Rick Van Noy read excerpts of “Sudden Spring” as part of the Writers Reading Series.

Environmental author shares journey through climate-changed south

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 23, 2019

A nonfiction writer shared his latest creative work, “Sudden Spring: Adaptations to a Climate-Changed South” on Thursday in Humanities 112. The reading was part of the Writers Reading lecture series...

Dr. Rick Van Noy, an environmental author, urged students at yesterdays writers reading series event to take action on climate change.

Environmental author shares journey through climate-changed south 

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 19, 2019

A nonfiction writer shared his latest creative work, “Sudden Spring: Adaptations to a Climate-Changed South” on Thursday in Humanities 112.   The reading was part of the Writers Reading lecture...

AACC holds first annual trail clean up and Riverhawk Walk

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 18, 2019

AACC ambassadors held their first annual trail clean up walk on April 12 to promote a cleaner environment on the Arnold campus. Staff and student leaders installed bird feeders, cleared debris, removed...

Lahiba Ijaz, a first-year business administration student, demonstrates how to use a special UV bracelet.

Campus Clinic team shares skin cancer awareness tips 

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 17, 2019

The campus clinic set up a health resource table today in the SUN building offering UV bracelets. “What we’re doing today is for sun safety and skin cancer awareness,” said Stephanie Jenkins,...

GSA members participate in national LGBTQ Day of Silence

Philip Van Slooten, Reporter April 16, 2019

Members of AACC’s Gay-Straight Alliance club participated in the national Day of Silence in support of LGBTQ rights on April 12. The silent student demonstration began in the SUN dining hall before...

HawksTrade transformed the Hawks Nest in SUN into a bazaar for the entrepreneurial students.

Entrepreneurial Studies Institute holds HawkTrade for small businesses

Lindey Gapsis, Daily Reporter April 15, 2019

Entrepreneurship students had the opportunity to show off their businesses at an event in the SUN Dining Hall at the HawkTrade last Thursday. Stephanie Goldenberg, a professor in the business management...

AACC Public Safety Officer Nathan Bruno taught people a crash course on CPR using the song Staying Alive.

Health Services Fair held to teach tips and techniques for wellness

Catherine Wood, Reporter April 10, 2019

Students learned the importance of health, wellness and disease prevention at the Health and Wellness Center’s annual Health Services Fair on April 10. The fair featured a variety of interactive booths...

Tyreesha Bolton

Awards and speaker kick of Math Awareness Month

Tyreesha Bolton, Daily Reporter April 5, 2019

The AACC Mathematics department recognized nine students for their accomplishments and celebrated Math Awareness Month at an award ceremony April 2. “The math department has a long standing tradition...

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