Peer Navigators are BHCC students and alumni who are here to answer your questions and help you get connected to college resources. Join us on WebEx: https://bhcc.webex.com/meet/bhcclifemap Join by phone: 1-650-479-3208 Call-in number (US/Canada) Access code: 180 372 7304

Virtual college visits are virtual events that allow Bunker Hill students to meet with transfer admission representatives from bachelor degree granting institutions. During these one hour sessions, students learn about each institution's academic programs, student engagement opportunities, and the process for applying and transferring to these institutions. Students also have the opportunity to ask their own questions. Register at https://go.oncehub.com/MassachusettsCollegeofPharmacy

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Join us for an evening of unique and innovative storytelling, featuring short theatre works by BHCC faculty about the experience of our pandemic lives, generations of love and loss, and the ability of art and artist to live beyond time, distance and history. Including two filmed works by Adjunct Professor Donna Sorbello, Performing Arts, about adults negotiating happiness and an uncertain future on Zoom—Loretta and Will and On the QT, which appeared recently at Boston Theatre Marathon. Followed by a live reading of the short play Two Stories, also by D. Sorbello. And a staged reading of Thanking Judy, by Professor Michael Dubson, English Department, about the funeral of Judy Garland on the eve of the Stonewall Riots, as a group of men summon her spirit in a séance to thank her for her contribution to the Gay Rights Movement. Originally staged by Boston's Theatre Offensive, Boston Center for the Arts. A Question and Answer session will follow after the performances by playwrights and actors, including Lovely Hoffmann, Richard Leonard, Bill Mootos, Donna Sorbello and others. Remarks by Kevin Wery, College Events and Cultural Planning Sponsored by the Performing Arts Department and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning Join by Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84425721654?pwd=QjkxemQ5QWI5OXR4Yjdvd3ExcnpEUT09 Meeting ID: 844 2572 1654 Passcode: 240728 Join by Phone: +1 646 876 9923 US (New York) Meeting ID: 844 2572 1654 Passcode: 240728

Peer Navigators are BHCC students and alumni who are here to answer your questions and help you get connected to college resources. Join us on WebEx: https://bhcc.webex.com/meet/bhcclifemap Join by phone: 1-650-479-3208 Call-in number (US/Canada) Access code: 180 372 7304

English language learners, please join a Language Lab tutor and AAPI Success Coach for our weekly conversation group. We focus on pronunciation, grammar, and typical American ways of speaking. We plan to talk about important topics for BHCC students, including: registration, financial aid, career planning, transfer, communicating with professors, strategies for language learners in class, and much more! Join Tutor Joshua Heerter's Webex Office: https://bhcc.webex.com/meet/jheerter

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How to create a spending plan that you can stick with so that you can achieve your financial goals. No excuses, let's just take action together! This interactive webinar is designed to help you: 1) Identify financial strategies to help you to plan your financial path. 2) Create a spending plan that leads you toward financial success. 3) Learn healthy spending habits, using a SMART plan which frames your strategy for reaching your goals. Zoom link Community College Credit Building Initiative: Do you want to save more money, pay down some debt or build a credit score? BHCC has been partnering with the Community College Credit Building Initiative (CCCBI) to provide you with a financial wellness program. The financial webinars and one-on-one financial coaching could help you as you work toward achieving your financial goals. Get started today, to join the upcoming webinars, register here: https://bit.ly/CCCBIFBEvents, click here to schedule a coaching session: http://bit.ly/CCCBIBookingJulie or call/text: (857) 202-1199.

We have a team of BHCC students ready to answer any questions you might have or help get you connected to the staff, support and assistance you need to have a successful experience at BHCC.Join WebEx: https://tinyurl.com/y6x32sn6

We have a team of BHCC students ready to answer any questions you might have or help get you connected to the staff, support and assistance you need to have a successful experience at BHCC.Join WebEx: https://tinyurl.com/yymujfwd

Steps to Success Workshops Series (Recommended for students with 0-30 credits) This workshop will focus on the first two stages of transferring: Planning and Exploring. Students will receive an overview of statewide transfer programs and incentives, how to transfer credits, searching for colleges, and other resources to clarify the transfer process. Recommended for students who are learning about transferring for the first time. It's never too early to begin thinking about transfer!  Register at https://go.oncehub.com/StepstoSuccessWorkshopsSpring2021

English language learners, please join a Language Lab tutor and AAPI Success Coach for our weekly conversation group. We focus on pronunciation, grammar, and typical American ways of speaking. We plan to talk about important topics for BHCC students, including: registration, financial aid, career planning, transfer, communicating with professors, strategies for language learners in class, and much more! Join Tutor Joshua Heerter's Webex Office: https://bhcc.webex.com/meet/jheerter

Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Join from the meeting link https://bhcc.webex.com/bhcc/j.php?MTID=m533da6f543d63b1793ea6a84d57f23d7 Join by meeting number Meeting number (access code): 172 471 9882 Meeting password: Involve Join by phone 1-650-479-3208 Call-in toll number (US/Canada)

Prospective transfer students are invited to explore the affordable and high-quality educational opportunities within the Massachusetts state university system. Transfer Admissions Counselors from each state university will be available virtually on a drop-in basis at the links on Transfer Fairs Register here More information at Transfer Fairs.

Join current BHCC students and faculty for a special online event featuring meaningful personal stories on themes of culture and belonging. Presented in collaboration with the International Institute of New England, Suitcase Stories explores migration through the art of storytelling. This virtual event will include an interactive discussion where you can learn more about our storytellers' backgrounds and their perspectives on fostering welcoming and inclusive communities. Hosted by the Creator of Suitcase Stories and Founder of Tell & Act, Cheryl Hamilton Sponsored by the Office of Learning Communities and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning Join by Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89069400641?pwd=RGU5MDNkM2x3NmY5ZnFoSk93ZTdwQT09 Meeting ID: 890 6940 0641 Passcode: 389053 Join by Phone: +1 646 876 9923 US (New York) Meeting ID: 890 6940 0641 Passcode: 389053

English language learners, please join a Language Lab tutor and AAPI Success Coach for our weekly conversation group. We focus on pronunciation, grammar, and typical American ways of speaking. We plan to talk about important topics for BHCC students, including: registration, financial aid, career planning, transfer, communicating with professors, strategies for language learners in class, and much more! Join Tutor Joshua Heerter's Webex Office: https://bhcc.webex.com/meet/jheerter

We have a team of BHCC students ready to answer any questions you might have or help get you connected to the staff, support and assistance you need to have a successful experience at BHCC. Join WebEx: https://tinyurl.com/yy8os7kc

Meets every Thursday except during Spring Break Meetings at https://bhcc.webex.com/bhcc/j.php?MTID=m14f68e0fce19951707428cae79864132 1 pm, WebEx

First Generation Students Achievement Club Meeting 1st and 3rd Thursdays Meetings at https://bhcc.webex.com/bhcc/j.php?MTID=ma9337cfa96a59cbaec5516a9576918af 1 pm, Webex Open to all students who are first in their family to go to college; this club helps connect members to avenues that will help them further their academic and professional careers with as much support at possible.

Link: https://bhcc.webex.com/meet/maes

Art and Design Club Meeting Every Thursday Meetings at https://bhcc.webex.com/bhcc/j.php?MTID=m44a0d4e3a5d8285fd959bc762d97a990 1:30 pm, WebEx

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Boston Asian American Film Festival (BAAFF) ArtsEmerson presents Projecting Connections: Chinese American Experiences . Using film as a lens to reflect on the vast lived experiences of the Chinese in the Greater Boston Area, this special series will feature films and post-show curated discussions designed to build and foster meaningful community conversation. The total time for the three short films in this series is 72 minutes. Get your ticket at: https://artsemerson.org/Online/default.asp?BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::permalink=Community-Stories&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::context_id= Please choose the $5 option when you buy your ticket. The AANAPISI grant can reimburse you if you save the invoice and send it as an email attachment to Prof. Aurora Bautista at abautis@bhcc.edu. Please include your contact cell number and email so that Prof. Bautista can send your reimbursement via Venmo, per advice from the BHCC Business Office. A Chinese American Giant: The Y.C. Hong Story 29 mins | Directed by: Rick Quan He stood just four feet five and a half inches, but Y.C. Hong was a giant in the Chinese American community. As the first Chinese American immigration attorney in California and civil rights activist, Hong played an important role in fighting racist laws like the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. Vanishing Chinatown: The World of the May's Photo Studio 28 mins | Directed by: Emiko Omori Vanishing Chinatown: The World of The May's Photo Studio brings families together: in the past by splicing together family portraits in spite of family separations due to the Chinese Exclusion Act, and in the present by reconnecting May's granddaughter with her family's legacy. These stunning photographs show San Francisco Chinatown in the early to mid-20th century, a vanishing "old Chinatown" vibrant with culture; an immigrant community becoming Americanized. Meditations on the Power of Community 15 mins | Directed by: Weiying Olivia Huang Meditations on the Power of Community is a short film, newly commissioned by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and featuring dance choreographed by Lenora Lee Dance and interviews with members of Boston's Chinatown community. It is presented by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Pao Arts Center, and Lenora Lee Dance, and was developed in response to the Museum's exhibition Shen Wei: Painting in Motion, currently on view.

We have a team of BHCC students ready to answer any questions you might have or help get you connected to the staff, support and assistance you need to have a successful experience at BHCC. Join WebEx: https://tinyurl.com/y5oj4gma

Boston Asian American Film Festival (BAAFF) ArtsEmerson presents Projecting Connections: Chinese American Experiences . Using film as a lens to reflect on the vast lived experiences of the Chinese in the Greater Boston Area, this special series will feature films and post-show curated discussions designed to build and foster meaningful community conversation. The total time for the three short films in this series is 72 minutes. Get your ticket at: https://artsemerson.org/Online/default.asp?BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::permalink=Community-Stories&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::context_id= Please choose the $5 option when you buy your ticket. The AANAPISI grant can reimburse you if you save the invoice and send it as an email attachment to Prof. Aurora Bautista at abautis@bhcc.edu. Please include your contact cell number and email so that Prof. Bautista can send your reimbursement via Venmo, per advice from the BHCC Business Office. A Chinese American Giant: The Y.C. Hong Story 29 mins | Directed by: Rick Quan He stood just four feet five and a half inches, but Y.C. Hong was a giant in the Chinese American community. As the first Chinese American immigration attorney in California and civil rights activist, Hong played an important role in fighting racist laws like the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. Vanishing Chinatown: The World of the May's Photo Studio 28 mins | Directed by: Emiko Omori Vanishing Chinatown: The World of The May's Photo Studio brings families together: in the past by splicing together family portraits in spite of family separations due to the Chinese Exclusion Act, and in the present by reconnecting May's granddaughter with her family's legacy. These stunning photographs show San Francisco Chinatown in the early to mid-20th century, a vanishing "old Chinatown" vibrant with culture; an immigrant community becoming Americanized. Meditations on the Power of Community 15 mins | Directed by: Weiying Olivia Huang Meditations on the Power of Community is a short film, newly commissioned by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and featuring dance choreographed by Lenora Lee Dance and interviews with members of Boston's Chinatown community. It is presented by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Pao Arts Center, and Lenora Lee Dance, and was developed in response to the Museum's exhibition Shen Wei: Painting in Motion, currently on view.

The Pao Arts Center in Boston Chinatown Brings You What's in Your Lumpia? With Bren Bataclan and Grace Talusan: An Author Presentation and Creativity Workshop Letting yourself process experiences and memories can be emotional, but it can also be cathartic in learning who you are. Two local Filipinx American authors, Bren Bataclan (Fe, 2021) and Grace Talusan (The Body Papers, 2019) write about their experiences growing up in Filipinx families in their memoirs and how they learned to process their stories. Join us for an interactive virtual writing and drawing workshop (not a cooking class) about the power of sharing stories about who we are, where we come from, and what we care about. Bren and Grace will have an insightful discussion about the benefits and pitfalls of writing and publishing stories from their lives and then lead creative exercises in either drawing or writing in breakout rooms. No experience required. Please bring an open mind, a few sheets of paper, and a writing utensil (for drawing purposes, we recommend a marker). Register at https://www.paoartscenter.org/events/2021/with-bren-and-grace