Take Back the Night, Meet Erin Clark, Hear Holocaust Survivor
Take Back the Night, Meet Erin Clark, Hear Holocaust Survivor
IUP Now
WEDNESDAY: UPDATES
Support survivors of sexual violence at Take Back the Night; see what Erin Clark brings to IUP Speech-Language Pathology; hear from a Holocaust survivor on day of remembrance; and more
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
Take Back the Night—Today
Take part in this annual event to combat sexual violence and support survivors. Activities start at 6:00 p.m. in the Oak Grove and include a march at 7:00 and a reception and speak-out in the HUB at 7:30. The Clothesline Project, a display of T-shirts designed by survivors, will also be featured.
Erin Clark on Speech, Language, and Hearing—Meet Our Faculty
Erin Clark started her career in hospitals, helping patients with their speech and language skills. Now, she uses that experience as the clinic director and internship coordinator for the Speech-Language Pathology program. Learn more in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
Holocaust Survivor Solange Lebovitz to Speak Tuesday
View Graduation Requirements, Map Out Semester Better with Student Educational Planner Tool
Mental Health Fair—Tuesday in Oak Grove—Offers Booths, Food, Music, Giveaways
Apply for Food Assistance through SNAP
IUP Day of Giving Is Tuesday—Find Unique Ways to Support Students
What Were You Wearing? Exhibit, April 17–28 in Leonard Lobby, Targets Myth around Clothing and Sexual Assault
President Driscoll Discusses Research Appreciation Week with Dean Creely, Students—Inside IUP ▶️
Clothing and Accessory Donations Sought for Students through Crimson Closet
“The Value of Protecting Speech We Hate” Is Monday’s Topic in Six O’Clock Series
Student Voices Wanted on Violence Prevention and Resource Group
Mill Fitness Center “Fast and Furriest” 5K Benefits Four Footed Friends; Register Today to Get Free T-shirt
Excellence in Progress Event Aims to Uplift Black and Brown Male Students with Speakers, Networking, More
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