Edinboro University’s faculty, staff and students will come together for a variety of events in March to celebrate Women’s History Month.
This year’s Women’s History Month line-up includes a dozen and a half dynamic campus events highlighted by a March 7 panel discussion with three Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education university presidents – all women.
Other highlighted panel discussions and lectures include Women in Flight; Religion and Gender; Tituba: The Reluctant Witch of Salem; Real Desperate Housewives: How So-Called “Reality TV” is Bad for Women; and even Women of Zombie Cinema!
With one presentation seeking the address the question, “Can Women be Sexists?”, the month features additional equally fascinating, motivating and controversial topics, according Dr. Nina Thumser, Chair of the Edinboro University Women’s History Month 2013 Committee.
The PASSHE Female President’s Panel scheduled for Thursday, March 7, at 2 p.m. in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center’s Multipurpose Room, includes Edinboro’s first female president, Dr. Julie E. Wollman, and Clarion University President Karen Whitney and Slippery Rock University President Cheryl Norton. Moderated by Edinboro’s Dr. Rhonda Matthews, of the Sociology Department, panel members will discuss women in leadership and field audience questions.
Women’s History Month programming has not only grown significantly at Edinboro during the past several years, but also has become extremely popular with student, faculty and staff audiences of both genders.
All Women’s History Month events are free and open to the public. All are sponsored by Edinboro’s Women’s Studies Committee in collaboration with Edinboro’s History, Anthropology, and World Languages Department; Student Government Association; Office of the President; Office of the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences; Admissions Office; Math and Computer Sciences Department; Math Club; and History Club.
In addition to Chair Thumser, members of the Women’s History Month 2013 Committee include Dr. Jerra Jenrette, Ms. Vicky Wetsell, Ms. Thasia Frazzini, Dr. Martha Donkor, Dr. Rhonda Matthews, Ms. Susan Woodland, and Ms. Sierra Stakes.
Search The Office ofUniversity Relations College Goal Sunday Posted by Dwight Bachman on January 3, 2013 2:48 PM 
Eastern Conn. - On Jan. 27, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., students and their parents will receive one-on-one expert advice in learning about financial aid and planning for college during College Goal Sunday at Eastern Connecticut State University. The event takes place in Room 410 of Webb Hall. 
For students who are the first ones in their families to attend college, the process of applying for college can seem complicated, especially finding financial resources and applying for financial aid. Participating in College Goal Sunday gives students and their families a jump start on the pathway to college by learning about preparing for college and financial aid in a welcoming setting. Participants can get assistance in completing the FAFSA online. Most grants and scholarships require a completed FAFSA form, which does not obligate applicants to attend college, but is required for most sources of financial aid.
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