Soup & Hope Speaker Series: Zebadiah Hall

March 24: Zebadiah Hall

Chicago native, Zebadiah, came to Cornell with his wife Leslie in 2019. As the Director of Student Disability Services (SDS) at Cornell Health, Zebadiah and his staff employ a Civil Rights for Social Justice approach to their work, an effort centered on students’ lived experience and self-awareness. An advocate for the principles of universal design and inclusivity on campus, Zebadiah says these efforts “allow people to change the world with their ability while educating the world about their disability.” 

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12:00 - Settle in & enjoy some soup
12:15 - Talks begin
12:45 - Close 

 

Join us for Soup & Hope 2022

For more than a decade, dozens of Soup & Hope speakers have touched, inspired, motivated, and stirred the hearts of those who gather during the winter months at Sage Chapel. Stories have come from a wide range of Cornell staff, faculty, students, alumni, and community members. They reflect diverse personal, cultural, religious, political, and philosophical beliefs and experiences. Each story is shared among friends and colleagues, traditionally over bowls of hot soup and bread.

 

In-person RSVP through CampusGroups

In-person Soup & Hope series is open to current Cornell students, staff, and faculty. To RSVP, you need to be logged in to CampusGroups. If you do not have an account, you will be prompted to complete a guest account with your Cornell netID or email activities@cornell.edu.
 

Virtual RSVP through Zoom

You can RSVP once via the link below to attend any Soup & Hope events this semester. Be sure to add to your calendar!

https://cornell.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ta9N_GasQjqdB4t4Bgu80Q 

 

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