Events
Get tips for finding a job or internship by attending our quick, 30-minute, live online workshop on Monday, September 28 at 7:00 p.m. You can attend from your own device (computer or phone).
To attend, click on this link at the time of the presentation.
Every other Tuesday, GMercyU's Student Government Association meets to update members and students about things on campus. In return, we get to hear from our Special Reps and Club Reps for their updates!
ALL STUDENTS are welcome! We will be welcoming students and members back virtually. This is will be the new norm, and we are ready for it!
Join us as GMercyU alum, Dr. Matthew Friedman '20, leads us in a discussion on what it takes for students to face challenges and digital dilemmas in today's society, and give them the skills they need to succeed as digital learners, leaders, and citizens of tomorrow. We will also learn more on the tools parents need to help promote internet safety at home and at school. You don't want to miss this session!
Join us as GMercyU alum, Dr. Matthew Friedman '20, leads us in a discussion on what it takes for students to face challenges and digital dilemmas in today's society, and give them the skills they need to succeed as digital learners, leaders, and citizens of tomorrow. We will also learn more on the tools parents need to help promote internet safety at home and at school. You don't want to miss this session!
Do you like to dance? Get ready for some Zumba! Alumna, and Alumni Association Board member, Lesley Greene ‘16, is leading us in a Zumba session. Grab some comfy clothes, your gym shoes, make some space in your living room and prepare to have a great dancing workout with Lesley. Register today!
Do you like to dance? Get ready for some Zumba! Alumna, and Alumni Association Board member, Lesley Greene ‘16, is leading us in a Zumba session.
Grab some comfy clothes, your gym shoes, make some space in your living room and prepare to have a great dancing workout with Lesley!
From the Boston Tea Party to the violent demonstrations in Minneapolis, Portland, and Rochester, protests have always served as a response to governmental oppression. The subjugation of rights, abuses of power and a disregard for basic civil liberties have led citizens to take action, with the goal of affecting social change with their words and deeds. This presentation focuses on the sociological variables that lead to protests and looting in America, the psychology behind these events, and the possibility of easing tensions while creating a more equitable America.
All majors are welcome to meet and connect with potential employers about internships and jobs. Click link above for more details!
Every other Tuesday, GMercyU's Student Government Association meets to update members and students about things on campus. In return, we get to hear from our Special Reps and Club Reps for their updates!
ALL STUDENTS are welcome! We will be welcoming students and members back virtually. This is will be the new norm, and we are ready for it!
Why do certain search terms result in racially specific results? A search for “cute baby” yields images of a white child, while the search for a “basketball player” generates pictures of black NBA superstars. Machine Bias, or Algorithm Bias, is something that most citizens would not immediately recognize. However, systemic racism has become institutionalized in artificial intelligence and needs to be addressed. This presentation focuses on machine bias, why it exists, and the challenges of creating a technology that is unprejudiced and impartial.
