First meeting of Making Sense of the American Experience

 

All are welcome to join in the fall kick-off session of a weekly discussion group called Making Sense of the American Experience on Tuesday, August 27 from 12:00 – 1:00 PM in room 201 of the State College Municipal Building (243 S. Allen St). 

The topic for this session is racism, white supremacy, white nationalist, and other terms that have appeared frequently in the news in the past several weeks. President Trump was accused in certain media of being a racist, and one journal said that anyone who supports Trump is also a racist. White supremacists have been labeled by some as domestic terrorists. We will try to define these terms and discuss how they are interpreted and understood in the context of current events. We’ll also explore how these terms relate to what’s happening in other countries.

Discussion group meetings are free and open to the public. Both Americans and internationals are welcome to join in the discussion. If you can’t make this session, don’t worry! This group meets on a weekly basis and you can come when you can.

If you’d like a reminder about this event, please respond to the Facebook event.

Community Connections: BB&T Job Openings

BB&T Bank has asked Global Connections to post job openings available in the State College area. They are searching for bi- and multi-lingual speakers to allow them to communicate with its international speakers more efficiently. We will be occasionally post job openings that require fluency in languages other than English. Please feel free to contact the person responsible as noted in the job posting.

Global Connections has no relationship with any employers other than to help them seek out prospective employees with specific skills. We cannot answer any questions relative to the positions posted.

Please contact Stephanie Gerber – person responsible for handling applications. Her contact information is, [email protected] if you are interested in learning more about these positions.