Cornell College Events

Cole Library hosts a preschool story time every Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. Cathy Boggs uses a weekly theme that ties together stories, songs and finger plays. Story hour lasts 30 minutes and is located in the Children's Room on first floor.

Professor Erin Daivs will discuss how transgendered individuals appear to transgress the "rules" of gender.Given that disjunctures between bodies, histories, and behaviors are almost always visible to intimate partners of transgendered individuals, partners must make sense of these differences. This presentation will explore intimate partners’ negotiation of gender transitions and the implications of their re-examinations of gender.

Student/faculty research teams in the Department of Psychology are interested in collecting survey data for their research projects. Courses receiving EC in exchange for participation include: Psychology 161 (blocks 5 & 9 only), Psychology 272 (Block 5), Psychology 353 (Block 6), Psychology 370 (Block 8), and Psychology 394 (Block 6 & 8). Please bring a pencil and your Cornell College ID.

St. Paul Lutheran Church Sponsored Bible Study. Meets in Beijing, The Commons, every Thursday except block breaks.

Written by Douglas Carter Beane and directed by Ron Clark. A comedy about the pitfalls of the unquenchable hunger for fame. The New York Times described this delightful satire as "a wryly confectionery, extremely entertaining fable for an age that always chooses image over substance." The play earned Beane the prestigious Outer Critics Circle John Gassner playwriting award (1998) and a nomination for the Drama Desk Best Play.