This session gives students the opportunity to connect with a student expert at JCC, learn more about how to connect to others at JCC, explore services available to students, ask questions about technology, and more.
This traditional Tanzanian acrobatic that has been seen on America's Got Talent, the Super Bowl and many other events. The Zuzu Acrobats provide a vision of inclusion for a brighter tomorrow.
Virtual Financial Literacy Bingo covers the basics of financial literacy including JCC financial aid.
In silent meditation our minds have more of a tendency to wander. This meditation is led by Lisa Yohon to help you stay more focused in the meditative state.
This 90-minute film - Trailer - will be streamed live in the Student Union for students, faculty, staff and administration (all attendees must wear a mask and follow social distancing protocol). Link may be shared for anyone including community members to view as well.
After a national anti-LGBTQ hate group bullied a young transgender girl in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, her community rallied behind her by hosting a community reading of "I Am Jazz" by transgender advocate Jazz Jennings. Join Campus Life and the JCC Library both in-person and via Zoom to support transgender, non-binary and gender expansive youth as we come together for a reading of "I Am Jazz."
The Red Cross will be on the Cattaraugus County Campus in the Student Union. Participants can help save a life by donating blood at this critical time.
College Students and Mental Health is a documentary featuring the stories of six college students from across the country. The film reveals depression and other mental health conditions as they are commonly experienced by young adults, and shows how students can seek help for these conditions and successfully manage them. It can be used as part of an educational program designed to raise awareness about mental health issues experienced in college and to encourage help-seeking among college students.
Join Campus Life for a Virtual Game of Bingo as we celebrate Easter at JCC.