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Week of Events
THE ‘READ ANY BOOK’ CHALLENGE
For the month of April, the Library of Craft and Design and your Student Life Coordinator are encouraging you to read one book! Reading for pleasure can help you deal with stress, so even though it may seem like you don't have enough time, carving out a few moments to read can really help you... Read more »
SELF-LOVE BINGO
Self-love Bingo returns for a spring time edition! Pick up a bingo card from the Student Life board on the third floor starting April 9 or download by clicking here: Self-love bingo - Spring. It’s a stressful time of year – we hope this bingo card reminds you to take care of your mental health.... Read more »
GRAD CAP COMPETITION
Decorating your grad cap is an NBCCD Tradition! We want to keep it going, so get together safely with classmates and have fun! Snap a photo for Instagram and hashtag #NBCCDGRAD @nbccdlive before June 11, for your chance to win store credit!
CMHA MENTAL HEALTH WEEK
Check out CMHA’s calendar for all upcoming Mental Health Week activities! Click here to view: Mental Health Week Be sure to also check out their Nurturing Yourself Retreat Day, Saturday, May 8th 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It's a free webinar, and you must pre-register. Click below to register. Webinar Registration - Zoom
Echoes of Our Ancestors
Join us online for an exhibition featuring the work of invited guests and students from the Wabanaki Visual Arts Studio, Echoes of Our Ancestors. Featuring: Kaitlin Clermont Cathy Collins Rob Johnston Yenni Rodriguez Julie McIntosh Nadya Melanson Gage Perley Randi-Lee Sabattis Natasha Sacobie Judie Acquin Tim Bjorn Jones TEASER VIDEO VIRTUAL TOUR Please join... Read more »
Gettin’ Hygge With It
In the grand tradition of winter TV such as “That Lady Who Plays With Cats” and“ Norwegian Women Silently Knitting,” we’re presenting a textiles livestream called Gettin’ Hygge With It. hyg·ge /ˈh(y)o͞oɡə,ˈho͝oɡə/ noun 1. a quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being (regarded as a defining characteristic of... Read more »