One of the results of trauma is changes in the brain. Minds and brains seem to change in their capacity to think and in how the world is perceived due to trauma. For many students COVID-19 has been traumatizing, and it does impact the ability to learn. This presentation is about what happens with trauma and learning and how to overcome these changes.
Join the curators, Amy Bowman-McElhone, PhD, Anna Wall & Carrie Fonder, for an opening act and virtual tour of our new art exhibition, ...I Forgot to Laugh. Contact the University Art Gallery for more information: gallery@carlow.edu.
Join us on Zoom for a general admissions presentation for traditional first year students, including an overview of our mission, academics, student live, and admission and aid process.
No DAY, or day format Grad classes No CAP IV & CAP- format Grad classes
Experiential learning is central to creating transformative educational experiences. In this presentation, you’ll learn what Carlow has done to "unleash imagination" to create co-curricular experiences during these challenging times. Presented by Sandi DiMola.
This series will feature local practitioners in the fields of sexual and domestic violence who will explore dynamics and impact of sexual violence as well as ways our community can work to prevent and respond to this problem.
This virtual workshop will explore the mission, vision, and origins of Ujima, Inc: The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community. Register today!
Join us for a virtual open house about our graduate programs in social and behavioral sciences. Register today!
This series will feature local practitioners in the fields of sexual and domestic violence who will explore dynamics and impact of sexual violence as well as ways our community can work to prevent and respond to this problem.
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