The Klein Cube, P2-3

Adult Student Information Night

February
Mon 10

 

Monday, February 10 | 5:30 - 7:00pm | The Klein Cube

A college education can help you enter the workforce, qualify you for more job opportunities, enable you to change careers and lead to a bachelor degree.

Learn about certificate and degree programs that prepare you for in-demand careers and further education, and how you can transfer previously earned college credits or earn credits for your experience.

Click here to register for this event. 

Dating in the Digital Age: Join Us for This Annual College Discussion in Honor of AIDS Education Month

June
Tue 25

 

Dating is historically tricky! Individuals today are facing a number of oppressive and false pressures when it comes to digital influences. The increased perception of normality through the lens of society seems to have made simple relationships a thing of the past. Increasingly, detached modes of interaction make it harder to connect. From Tinder to Grindr and everything in between, people are relying on social apps to mediate intimate interactions.

Turning Lemons into Lemonade: Strategies for Diverse Women Students

March
Thu 21

 

 

Diversity Dialogue: Turning Lemons to Lemonade: Strategies for Diverse Women Students

 

Join us for this Diversity Dialogue event in recognition of Women's History Month: Thursday, March 21, 2019 | Noon to 1 p.m. | Pavilion Building, Klein Cube.

A panel of diverse women students will converse about how they have overcome personal and academic challenges.

See more Women's History Month events.

 

Resource Fair for Immigrant Services

March
Thu 28

 

The Division of Access and Community Engagement is hosting a Resource Fair for Immigrant Services on Thursday, March 28 from Noon to 2 p.m. in the Pavilion Building in the Klein Cube on the second floor. The Pavilion Building is located on 17th Street, between Spring Garden Street and Callowhill Street.

Poet Laureate Reading and Q&A

January
Thu 31


Please Join Us for a Reading and Q&A with

Wes Matthews, Philadelphia's Youth Poet Laureate

and

Raquel Salas Rivera, Philadelphia's Poet Laureate

Thursday, January 31, 2019 | 1 to 2:30 p.m. | Pavilion Building, Klein Cube

Dean's Speaker Series with Judy Wicks

November
Tue 14

DEAN’S SPEAKER SERIES With Author, Activist, Entrepreneur

JUDY WICKS

ABOUT JUDY WICKS:

  • Founded Philadelphia’s iconic White Dog Cafe in 1983
  • Founded Fair Food Philly, the Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia and BALLE (Business Alliance for Local Living Economies) in 2001
  • Judy’s memoir Good Morning, Beautiful Business won a national gold medal for business leadership in 2014

Brought to you by the Division of Business and Technology

Reentry & PSECU Financial Education Workshop

October
Sat 14

Pavilion Building, Klein Cube

STEM Transfer Fair

October
Thu 12

Pavilion Building, Klein Cube

Admissions Open House

October
Mon 09

Admissions event focusing on prospective students.

Behavior Health Care for Military and Veteran Families

April
Mon 10

This event is part of the Diversity and Civility Week 2017 programming.

This session will focus on the challenges veterans and their family members face when transitioning back to civilian life, and what educators can do to assist these valuable members of our communities.

Presenter: Pete Freudenberger, LSW, outreach coordinator and clinician, Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic, University of Pennsylvania

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