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Upcoming Activities
Saturday, March 28
- SEW It Begins – Beginner Sewing Class
- 12 PM – 2 PM | Richland Community College
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Interested in learning a new skill? Students, join us for a free beginner-level, instructor-led sewing class designed just for Richland students! Whether you’ve never touched a sewing machine or just want to learn the basics, this class is the perfect place to start. No experience needed — just come ready to learn and create!
Monday, March 30
- Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) Visit
- 10 AM – 1 PM | Mueller Student Center
- Mindful Monday: Rock Painting
- 11 AM – 1 PM | Mueller Student Center
Tuesday, March 31
- Women’s History Month Trivia
- 11 AM – 12:30 PM | Mueller Student Center
James & the Giant Peach
On March 27 – March 29, Richland Theatre proudly presents James and the Giant Peach (from the book by Roald Dahl and adapted for the stage by David Wood).
Performances:
- March 27 | 7 PM
- March 28 | 10 AM
- March 28 | 2 PM
- March 29 | 2 PM
- This final show is a sensory-friendly performance!
This 75-minute show (which has no intermission) will be held in Richland’s Shilling Auditorium. Tickets cost $10 for regular admission and $7 for students/seniors/alumni.
Buy your tickets now!
Drum Drop-In
Tuesdays
3:30 – 4:30 PM
Mueller Student Center
Every Tuesday in March, stop by for however long you can to explore how rhythm reduces stress, boosts focus, and helps you reconnect with yourself!
What We Do
We provide a range of services to promote social, cultural, academic, and wellness integration. Our activities reflect and enhance goal definition, facilitate interaction with faculty, and assist students with achievement of high expectations and aspirations.
Student Engagement also provides curriculum with leadership and service-learning courses which reflect and develop student engagement efforts and opportunities. We coordinate a campus-wide service-learning program and community service opportunities. Student Engagement also offers activities which develop awareness and appreciation of multicultural and social conditions and enhance cultural competence, which develop students’ leadership development skills and application, and support student’s holistic wellness and recreational needs.
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Contact Our Team
Arianna Lawson-Sims
Director of Culture, Connection and Student LifeStudent Success
Richland Main Campus, W143
217-875-7200, Ext. 6243