The Office of Student Life & Leadership and the Hope Scholars Program, we would like to invite you to join us for the inaugural Rio Hondo Basic Needs Ally Training that will able you to support students by increasing their access to to resources for housing, food, and healthcare.  FLEX credit available. Pre-registration is requested

Register @ https://cccconfer.zoom.us/j/99904919473

Consider joining this 6 week pilot program where 8-10 Rio Hondo College faculty and staff gather in a facilitated dialogue to discuss race, systemic racism, and white privilege among other topics. We will explore how racism affects our college environment and communities and practice anti-racist strategies. Faculty can earn 12 hours of FLEX credit. To

Join us for this inaugural "RIO Talks" based on the "TED Talks" model, offered by Adjunct Rio Hondo College Faculty Member Dr. Angela Williamson. Making a decision to preserve the legacy of Rosa Parks does not end with creating a film or a book. It ends when all people learn to respect each other, regardless

  Discuss the vision, context, and call to action of this series. Explore the relationship between assessment and democracy. Engage in community dialogue on the history of assessment as it relates to social and educational stratification, and oppression. Discuss what role, if any, current and historical assessment processes and practices may have played in political

Consider joining us to connect and reflect with colleagues at one or more of our monthly "R & R" sessions this spring.  R & R events invite any and all staff to spend relaxed, yet focused time using tools such as journal writing, the arts, and individual and small group reflection to encourage introspection, collegiality,

Outcomes overview especially for new faculty and adjunct faculty. However, all are welcome! Register @ https://cccconfer.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMpdu6urDktGdI_qkFfAK-OOBaKVsEXekQ9

Consider joining this 6 week pilot program where 8-10 Rio Hondo College faculty and staff gather in a facilitated dialogue to discuss race, systemic racism, and white privilege among other topics. We will explore how racism affects our college environment and communities and practice anti-racist strategies. Faculty can earn 12 hours of FLEX credit. To

Snap a picture of something you've made and post it to the site. Include a brief description/name of what it is and your name in the title.  The winning entry will need to give out the recipe! Submit your photos by Wednesday, March 3rd, 12:00 noon @ https://padlet.com/krsmith1102/xaxdchie1attxscm

Vinyasa is a style of yoga characterized by stringing postures together so that you move from one to another, seamlessly, using breath. Commonly referred to as “flow” yoga, it is sometimes confused with “power yoga“. Vinyasa classes offer a variety of postures and no two classes are ever alike. http://oneflowyoga.com Instructor: Lisa Jay Join the session

A faculty to faculty series offering immediately applicable strategies to engage and support students and learning in quick 30-minute sessions. This interactive 'happy hack' will demonstrate quick and effective strategies for reengaging students that have missed assignments or are no longer participating. Facilitated by Prof. Melissa Rifino-Juarez, Sociology Join @ https://cccconfer.zoom.us/j/92852917523

What is the connection between caring for our students, equity-minded practices, and faculty members’ engagement with Outcomes? Register @ https://cccconfer.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrc-yorTwsGNQ1PWEmsEj8OoV7nD1_1ksr