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Student Engagement Events
Upcoming Activities
Wednesday, November 4
- Gratitude Photo Booth
- Mueller Student Center
Friday, November 6
- Phi Theta Kappa Induction Ceremony
- 5:45 PM | Shilling Community Education Center Salons
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The Alpha Alpha Omicron Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Richland is pleased to welcome 38 new members in this fall semester. Students with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 for at least 12 college credits are invited to join. Please RSVP to Teena (tzindel@richland.edu) so that we will have an estimate for refreshments.
Monday, November 9
- Comfort Dogs (from PawPrint Ministries)
- 10 AM – 12 PM | Mueller Student Center
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Take a break from the anxiety of the semester and pet some comfort dogs in the Mueller Student Center.
Tuesday, November 10
- SNAP/Medicaid Changes – Sista Girls & Friends
- 10 AM – 1 PM | Mueller Student Center
- Sista Girls & Friends will be on campus to share information about the changes to SNAP and Medicaid.
Wednesday, November 11
- Veterans Day Celebration
- 11:30 AM | Mueller Student Center
- On Wednesday, November 11, Richland Community College will honor those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces by hosting a Veterans Day Ceremony. It will start at 11:30 AM in the Mueller Student Center. We especially encourage faculty, staff, and students with military service, along with their family members who have served or are serving, to attend and be recognized.
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Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville (SIUE) Visit Day
- 10 AM – 1 PM | Mueller Student Center
- A transfer counselor from SIUE will be on campus to answer all of your questions.
Thursday, November 12
- Illinois Army National Guard Visit
- Mueller Student Center
Thursday, November 19
- Sprouts-giving Lunch
- 11 AM – 1 PM | The Cafe
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Celebrate Thanksgiving with a free lunch made by Richland’s Culinary team.
Monday, November 23
- Mindful Monday
- 11 AM – 1 PM | Mueller Student Center
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