Embark on your journey to well-being at our Health and Wellness Workshop!
Dive into health and mindfulness with expert advice. Have questions? Reach out to John Gomez. John.Gomez@cpcc.edu
Are you feeling overwhelmed this semester? Transform stress into success with our Burnout to Balance Lunch and Learn event!
Secure your spot and get ready for finals with a fresh perspective!
Get ready to tackle finals with confidence!
It’s the perfect opportunity to devise your study strategy and boost your prep with helpful freebies. Don’t miss out on how to optimize your finals week approach!
Mark your calendars for the final Work-it Wednesday of the semester on November 29! This is a prime chance for you to connect with future employers and dive into the inner workings of various companies. Learn more about these and other career-building events on the Career Services Events Page.
Catch up with these recruiters from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your professional network!
The Honeywell STEM Academy Scholars Program invites you to enhance your interpersonal skills at The Belief System Session: Relationships and Our Belief.Open to all students, faculty, and staff, this session provides a unique platform to learn from a panel about integrating belief systems with communication styles for improved relationships in every facet of life. Seize the chance to engage with experts and refine your social skills.
Students may register here.
Students in the Hagemeyer Library at Central Campus.
In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, the Central Piedmont Library, in partnership with the English department, will host “Central Piedmont Reads!”
These discussions, led by faculty and staff, highlight Native American authors and the culture and history of Native American and Indigenous people.
Read the book, bring your lunch, and join us for a campus discussion session through the month of November:
Review the event page for the dates and details of each book discussion, hosted by library staff and English instructors.
Still undecided on a program of study? Join us Wednesday, November 15 at our Public Safety and Automotive Open House to explore our programs. You’ll have an opportunity to:
We can’t wait to see you there:
Registration: Please complete this form to register for our open house.
It’s essay writing season! Correct citations in your essays are important, and MLA formatting can be tricky.
If you need to brush up on your skills, or if you’re using MLA for the first time, attend the Academic Learning Center’s “MLA Boot Camp” workshop:
Questions? Email mary.keller@cpcc.edu
Are you a first-generation college student? First-generation college students are students whose parents (mothers/fathers) did not receive a 4-year college/university degree.
All students, faculty, staff and alumni are invited to join us next week, November 7-10, to celebrate National First Generation College Student Week.
Ignite your engines and unleash your inner racing champion! We are thrilled to invite you to the Central Piedmont Mario Kart Tournament. Get your banana peels ready for a heart-pounding event tailored for students who love the Mario Kart adrenaline rush!
Pre-registration and ticket information (Google form).
Join us for high-speed thrills and fierce competition. Whether you’re a Mario Kart pro or just love a good race, this tournament is tailored for gamers of all levels.
The
Office of Global Learning is celebrating International Education Week Nov. 10-17, and you’re invited!
There is something for everyone with events on multiple campuses, engaging virtual experiences from around the world (like a Japanese Tea Ceremony), and some off-campus events like an opportunity to tour the Mint Museum on Randolph Road, and a meet-up at the People’s Market.
Explore the 2023 International Education Week schedule and we’ll see you there!
An employer speaks with a student after a panel discussion.
Mark your calendars for Career Development Week! Workshops will take place Tuesday, November 14 – Thursday, November 16.
Review all the events and register to attend.
You will have opportunities to engage with employers from various industries during professional development workshops, including LinkedIn, resume development, mock interviews, employer panels, and a meet and greet.
Employers will also speak about current employment opportunities at their companies and discuss the skills necessary to be successful in this current job market.
Career Development Week is hosted by the Office of Mentoring and Coaching in conjunction with Career Services.
Veterans Day is Saturday November 11. In honor of our military veterans and family members, Central Piedmont’s Military Families and Veterans Services will host a Veterans Week.
The Student Equity Council has partnered with Military Families and Veterans Services to host healing circles, followed by lunch at Central Piedmont’s Cato, Central, Harper, Harris, and Levine campuses.
Attend a Healing Circle:
Learn more about the Healing Circles on the Veterans Week event page.
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Central Piedmont student Art Club has been hard at work to create spooky, Halloween- themed art. You can be the proud owner of a piece, for a $5-10 donation.
Stop by to see their artwork and help them out with their fundraiser:
Central Piedmont student and Venezuelan artist Itala Flores brings a black tie affair to the Dove gallery as it transforms into a world of high class fashion. The exhibit is open now, and the reception will be held November 15 at 5 p.m. in Dove Gallery.
Flores uses her meticulous sense of design and creative use of materials to create formal dresses made from recycled materials such as; paper plates and discarded theater tickets. This new exhibition by Flores showcases the best of her sculptural and fashionista abilities.
Where others see refuse Flores see a world full of creative possibilities. In Flores’ hands small bits of discarded paper or forgotten fliers and photographs take on a new life and purpose. No longer scraps, they become part of a larger element, playing a role in the formation of upscale evening dresses.
Flores’ exhibition demonstrates that you do not need the finest, or most expensive materials to create art. Instead through a keen eye and intricate assemblage practices, Flores creates art from readily available materials.
Visit the exhibit:
Campus Activities Board (CAB) at Central Campus invites you to “Trick or Trivia.”
Come by yourself and meet some new friends, or gather a team to throw down the gauntlet and challenge others for some Halloween-themed trivia.
Both events will be held at Central Campus, Parr Center, Room 0060:
During the month of October, students in Central Piedmont’s cosmetology program have held events to paint pink nail polish and add pink hair for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. They set a goal to collect at least $500 in donations to support the Susan G. Komen foundation, and they have surpassed their goal!
It’s not too late to visit the City View Center and get your nails done! The donation event continues through Tuesday, Oct. 31, from 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. each day.
Thanks to everyone who has already donated or participated, and thank you for helping to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.
Join the special event “Reckoning with our Racial Past: Conversations for our Shared Future,” a panel discussion sponsored by the Smithsonian, and hosted at Central Piedmont’s Central Campus.
Lonnie G. Bunch III, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, and Brian Moynihan, Chair & CEO, Bank of America, along with other local leaders, will discuss how access to critical resources can shape communities across the nation–including right here in Charlotte.
The panel will be moderated by award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien.
Are you thinking about transferring to a four-year institution after Central Piedmont?Please join the Office of Counseling Services and the Student Equity Council for the “Healing From Unhealthy Relationships” event at Central Campus.
