HILC'S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Tuesday, October 27, 2020
The HILC Weekly Newsletter will continue posting the best events hosted by or related to the Holland International Living Center!

Preview:

1. Arts and Crafts with RA Thomas
2. Disney Night! Watch Halloweentown with RA Janina
3. Karaoke Night with RA Isaac
4. Event Feature - Politically Engaged Cornellians: From Student Activism to Presidential Campaigns

Important Announcements ­ƒöê

• Interested in law, justice, or campus life? The Peer Review Board, the residential life peer hearing board for House Rules conduct, is now accepting applications for the 2020-2021 school year! The PBR meets with residential students who have been documented for violations of the House Rules and adjudicates the case. This is a great way to get involved on campus and to meet other students with similar interests. Visit our website to learn more information and submit your application by November 1st! You can find the application in the Resources tab of the website. Feel free to e-mail clprb@cornell.edu if you have any questions!
• Program House Priority Application deadline is November 10th: Interested in living in a program house once again for the 2021-22 academic year? If so, please consider applying for the priority deadline of the Program House application by November 10th at 11:59pm on the Housing portal. Priority applicants will receive their decision by December and have preference for our lottery!

Karaoke Night with RA Isaac

Come join RA Isaac and other HILC residents this Friday, October 30th at 9pm for a fun virtual karaoke night! Interested singers will share their screen and sing along for the group (no singing skills required)! Feel free to join even if you don't plan to sing.

To join on Zoom, use the following link:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5343900400?pwd=dWNuNFNzQVlOd0gydG9jbVI3QzUzQT09

Event Feature

We are fast approaching one of the most contentious and significant national elections. Come join the faculty-in-residence and their guests to learn more about how Cornellians have played a part in previous presidential elections, an analysis of the election, and a discussion with the mayor of Ithaca about how you can have a significant impact while attending Cornell. Come to one or all of the sessions! For more information and the Zoom link for the first talk, click here.

The first talk: Politically Engaged Cornellians: from Student Activism to Presidential Campaigns. A talk by Corey Earle ('07), instructor of The First American University. Will be exploring the history of student activism at Cornell University and its' relation to US Presidential Campaigns.