EXTENDED Yary Livan is a surviving master of traditional Cambodian ceramics and kiln building, which date back to the sixth century. His work draws on a rich heritage including influences from ancient imperial Khmer kiln sites such as Angkor Wat, and incorporates traditional Cambodian imagery and relief carving. His ceramic pieces are highly regarded for their historical integrity and artistic merit, and have been displayed in exhibits throughout the United States and Cambodia. February 1 - June 30, 2019

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on student's individual learning style. Students will explore how to use learning styles to their advantage and gain insight on how to adapt their learning style with their instructor's teaching style. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on college majors that match student's career goals. Students will learn about possible programs of study at BHCC. A career exploration tool will be utilized for career goal setting. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

This workshop will focus on the basics of the MLA formatting style. Registration is not required.

A Tuskegee Airmen Documentary Film

Package and stock food at a community market in Dorchester.

A Tuskegee Airmen Documentary Film

Provide fresh produce and canned foods to low-income residents in Cambridge.

Benjamin Gilman Scholarship and Study Abroad Scholarship Info Session: Learn about study abroad opportunities offered at BHCC and ways you can finance this amazing experience. Recommended to all BHCC students interested in studying abroad.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

This workshop will provide students with an overview of creating a LinkedIn profile, setting up security and privacy features, creating a branding statement and “vanity” url, and summarizing interests and experiences to attract potential employers. There will also be an overview of using LinkedIn to do company research, search for jobs, and join career groups. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on the basics of the MLA formatting style. Registration is not required.

Be inspired by the celebrated poet, essayist, activist and leading voice of the Black Arts Movement as he shares his written work and examines how art, history and culture continue to shape our consciousness. With remarks by BHCC Professor Enzo Surin. Also featuring a special display of Black Arts Movement resources from the BHCC Library and Learning Commons collection, as well as research guides by College Librarian Wesley Fiorentino.

Study Abroad 101 and Study Abroad Scholarship Info Session: Learn about study abroad opportunities offered at BHCC and ways you can finance this amazing experience. Recommended to all BHCC students interested in studying abroad.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on how students can use a resume, position description and company research to prepare for potential interview questions. Students will also learn how to prepare for phone and in-person interviews. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on college majors that match student's career goals. Students will learn about possible programs of study at BHCC. A career exploration tool will be utilized for career goal setting. Registration is not required.

Join BHCC Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence for a round of intimate evenings of reflection and thought-provoking ideas about art, justice, peace-making and transforming human civilization.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Rescheduled from February 12: Be inspired by the celebrated poet, essayist, activist and leading voice of the Black Arts Movement as he shares his written work and examines how art, history and culture continue to shape our consciousness. With remarks by BHCC Professor Enzo Surin. Also featuring a special display of Black Arts Movement resources from the BHCC Library and Learning Commons collection, as well as research guides by College Librarian Wesley Fiorentino.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Meet the artist in person, share music, refreshments and conversation with members of the BHCC community.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on effective strategies to organize and prioritize time. Time management tools and resources will be shared. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on note-taking strategies and how to use notes when studying for exams. Test-taking strategies will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Northeastern University College of Professional Studies Application Day https://cps.northeastern.edu/

This session is only for students who are applying for post-completion OPT. Recommended for students who have completed their degree at BHCC.

This workshop will focus on the basics of the MLA formatting style. Registration is not required.

Join the College community in welcoming Core Ensemble for a special chamber music theatre performance celebrating the lives of great African American poets Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen and Claude McCay, as seen through the eyes of muralist and painter Aaron Douglas. The musical score includes works by jazz giants Duke Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton, Billy Strayhorn, Thelonious Monk and Charles Mingus, as well as the concert music of Jeffery Mumford and George Walker. With remarks by Associate Professor Emmanuela Maurice.

Connect with the BHCC Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence, Dr. Robin Chandler in person and experience the power and diversity of her provocative and multi-disciplinary work. Each interactive discussion in the series will be inspired by a different piece of art from the exhibition.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Serve lunch to men and women at Boston's largest homeless shelter

This workshop will focus on exploring the use and importance of citations. Topics will include how and when to use citations in an academic paper and how to distinguish reliable sources. There will also be an overview of APA formatting. Registration is not required.

Make a joyful noise! Join members of the New England Gospel Ensemble for an evening of uplifting and spirited music from their diverse repertoire. Experience first-hand how gospel is the universal language that connects across cultures and communities. With remarks by Associate Dean Sharon Caulfield.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Former NFL Player, Equality Advocate and Educator Former NFL Player Wade Davis is a thought leader, public speaker and consultant on gender, race and orientation equality. Davis is the NFL's first LGBT inclusion consultant, and currently consults for professional sports leagues on issues at the intersection sexism, racism and homophobia. In addition to his work in sports, Davis consults for such companies as Google, Netflix and AppNexus to build inclusive corporate cultures. He leads or is an active contributor on numerous educational and media projects to engage men on issues of gender equity and equality and ensure women's workplace equality. His partnerships include collaborations with Time's Up Now, the United Nations, Ebony Magazine and the Ms. Foundation.