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It will be a simulation of Model UN Style debate for practice open to all IMSA students to participate in.

Special Guest Speaker, Dr. Sandra E. Brooks, MD, MBA, talk about the history of experimentation on Black people, why they are dying at a higher rate from Covid-19, and vaccine hesitancy. Also, Dr. Brooks will be discussing what Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives she is currently implementing at her hospitals. In addition, the BSU will

Release of hall colors for our annual spring Clash of the Halls competition! Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/D7xHpEVA4Ao Shout out to CAB and ISB who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to prepare this year!https://youtu.be/D7xHpEVA4Ao

"College Guidance: HBCU's 101 & Black Alumni Panel" dives into Historically Black Colleges & Universities, the Black Common Application, and answers any college questions you may have about navigating the process. In addition, we will have a panel featuring Black IMSA alumni from universities ranging from North Carolina A & T to Cornell University to

On February 18, the Perseverance rover will be landing on Mars. NASA is livestreaming the landing and providing a post-landing briefing that Space Club will be watching.

Topic: constructing assemblies of parts, defining relations between partsm history based editing, and various other assembly features.Please fill out this form if you're interested in the intermediate class on February 18th at 4:30-5:30pm (advanced-level)(If you do not have SOLIDWORKS on your computer or did not sign up for the prior classes, please visit this link and sign-up with a SOLIDWORKS

This event is for film society!!

Important notes: Make sure to only order during these dates and times! Please take a look at this Google Doc for all the guidelines and details and learn how to make your purchases count (extremely important)!https://docs.google.com/document/d/17bFzn-veWmVXaZTZ_X21oOmGKq01Q_vsbti4ZmxzrbI/edit?usp=sharing

Come discussing intersectionality with Julius Stone, former IMSA RC and current social entrepreneur. Come discuss how race, gender, and queer orientation impact your worldview.

Join the CACs to discuss direct medicine programs in this Medicine from the Masters talk!

On Tuesday, February 23rd from 4-5 PM, we are looking for student volunteers for a mock competition for IMSA's annual Junior High Math Contest. Students who sign up will attend a Zoom meeting and receive service hours for their help. Best of all, if you also sign up as a volunteer for the JHMC competition itself, you'll be

hey IMSA!! L&D is hosting an event all about self diagnosing disorders! Self-diagnosing mental and developmental disorders is becoming more common today, but why do people self-diagnose? How can self-diagnosing be both helpful and harmful to the disability community? Tune in to our event on February 23rd @ 4PM to learn more! We hope to

Important notes: Make sure to only order during these dates and times! Please take a look at this Google Doc for all the guidelines and details and learn how to make your purchases count (extremely important)!https://docs.google.com/document/d/17bFzn-veWmVXaZTZ_X21oOmGKq01Q_vsbti4ZmxzrbI/edit?usp=sharing

We will be discussing topics such as consent, the male gaze, sexualization and stigma surrounding sex and sex work.

Please join us February 25, 2021 at 4:00pm for our 1st Read-In of the semester.  What is a Read-In you ask?  Great question!  An event where members of the IMSA community get together to recognize and highlight literature from underrepresented authors and artists.  You can share a poem or an excerpt from a reading.  Also, we have Artist, Christopher Whiteside, sharing

Gretchen Boules PsyD., and Kara Perry J.D. turned RYT 200. They are ready to give the 5th talk in the IMSApported series entitled “Easy, Non-Cheesy Ways to Incorporate Meditation and Mindfulness Into Your Semester Routine.” Take one hour of your day next week to take care of yourself, lower your stress levels, and calm your

On THURSDAY MARCH 4 at 4:00 PM, GEN will be hosting our Gender in Sports GA with our very own EXTRAORDINARY Mr. David Lundgren! As an experienced physical educator and former cheer team member at Western Michigan University, Mr. Lundgren has experience breaking gender norms in sports!

We will be discussing the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women(MMIW) Epidemic that is ongoing in North America, and how Indigenous women experience violence and are kidnaped and murdered at a disproportionate rate. As well as the MMIW movement and efforts taken to combat this epidemic. This event was rescheduled from 2/26.

It is time to sign up for the annual MIST tournament and MSA would love to bring all of you with us! What is MIST? MIST stands for the Muslim Interscholastic Tournament BUT YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE MUSLIM TO COMPETE!!!!. This year the tournament will be held over Zoom and the theme is "The