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21st Annual Rosa Parks Luncheon - 2/24
Africana Studies will host the 21st Annual Rosa Parks Scholarship Luncheon. This year, the luncheon will be on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, in the Eynon Ballroom, Chamberlain Student Center, from 10:45 am - 1:45 pm, and will address the theme "Policies That Impact Black Economics" and celebrate a century of Black history. Lt. Governor, Dr. Dale Caldwell, will serve as our distinguished guest speaker.
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Franklin Institute Trip - 2/21
Join Honors to visit the Franklin Institute and see the Universal Theme Parks Exhibit! Step inside the creative and innovative world of theme parks through the lens of Universal’s fan-favorite attractions, including Jaws, Illumination’s Minions, The Secret Life of Pets and Sing, SUPER NINTENDO WORLD™, Jurassic World, DreamWorks Animation’s How to Train Your Dragon, Universal Monsters, and more.
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Honors Drawing Group Interest
This group offers an open and welcoming environment to any and all to express themselves through the art of drawing. Whether you do a little sketching on the side, have dreams of creating a web comic one day, like to animate, or just enjoy the artistic community in general, the Drawing Group is the place for you! There’s no need to feel pressured to create a grand masterpiece, as we provide a chill and lowkey environment where people can hang, draw, and make friends. The only limit is your imagination, so come join the Drawing Group today!
Group Leader - Ryan Storck
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GenAI Learning Community
Tuesday, January 27th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Strategic Planning for Data Equity
Monday, February 9th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Rescuing & Preserving Public Data
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Revealing Data
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Campbell's Soup Guest Speaker
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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In Sources We Trust (Sometimes)
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Loving Our Data
Wednesday, February 11th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Science Hall Seminar
Wednesday, February 11th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Rwandan Genocide
Wednesday, February 11th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Intro to RefWorks Citation Manager
Thursday, February 12th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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History Dept. Annual President's Day Lecture
Thursday, February 12th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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RIPPAC's Politics & Pizza Series
Friday, February 13th
*Counts as one (1) Think
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Coffee with an Entrepreneur
Thursday, February 12th
*Counts as one (1) Think OR Thrive
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Hollybush Tours
Friday, February 13th
*Counts as one (1) Think OR Thrive
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Unwind with Campus Recreation
Throughout the semester
*Any Campus Rec Fitness Class counts as one (1) Thrive
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Rowan Art Gallery
Visit anytime throughout the semester
*Counts as one (1) Thrive & meets the Arts & Culture participation requirement
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Campbell's Takeover!
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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First Fiber Arts Meeting of the semester
Wednesday, February 11th in Honors Lounge
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Africana Studies Spring Kick-Off
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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Community Safety & Support Workshop
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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Spotlight Series: Sasha Romero, trombone
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive & meets the Arts & Culture participation requirement
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Design Your Own Valentine's Day Ornament
Wednesday, February 11th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive & meets the Arts & Culture participation requirement
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Study Abroad 101
Wednesday, February 11th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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Food & Mood
Wednesday, February 11th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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First-Gen Student Panel Discussion
Thursday, February 12th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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SOAR Open Mic Night
Thursday, February 12th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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Philosophy Trivia Night
Thursday, February 12th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive
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56th Annual Jazz Festival
Friday, February 13th
*Counts as one (1) Thrive & meets the Arts & Culture participation requirement
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Douglass Day Transcribe-a-thon 2/13
Douglass Day is a hands-on digital humanities event that marks the birthday of Frederick Douglass, the renowned African American abolitionist, writer, reformer, and statesman. Each year, thousands of participants come together to transcribe documents related to Black History and make those materials more accessible and searchable online. This year we will transcribe documents from the Colored Conventions Project.
All are welcome to participate. No prior experience is necessary. Lunch will be served. Bring your own laptop!
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Banner Making for the Wellness Center
Tuesday, February 10th
*Counts as one (1) Share
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Snuffle Mats for Shelter Animals
Friday, February 13th
*Counts as one (1) Share
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Make Deliveries with Breast Cancer Meal Care
Throughout the semester
*Counts as one (1) Share
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Volunteer at The Shop
Regularly volunteering at The Shop (weekly or biweekly)
*Counts as one (1) Share
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Volunteer with Get FIT @ Rowan
Throughout the semester
*Counts as one (1) Share
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Fresh For All
Fridays throughout the semester
*Counts as one (1) Share
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All approved Think, Thrive and Share events are listed in the weekly Honors Announcer and in the
Honors Google Calendar.
The Honors Announcer is sent on Mondays. If you would like to submit an event for consideration, please fill out the Honors Announcer Event Application form. All events must be submitted no later than the Friday before the event occurs. Please note that events must be open to all students, free to attend, and hosted, sponsored, or co-sponsored by one of Rowan’s departments, offices, schools, or colleges. Events that are limited to club/group members, or a specific major, etc., will not be considered.
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