Free Flick: Little Women
Friday, March 5
Watch this film from the comfort of your home or residence hall!
Celebrating Women's History Month
Women's History Month is a celebration of women's contributions to history, culture and society and has been observed annually in the month of March in the United States since 1987. The theme for Women's History Month in 2021 captures the spirit of these challenging times. Since many of the women's suffrage centennial celebrations originally scheduled for 2020 were curtailed, the National Women's History Alliance is extending the annual theme for 2021 to "Valiant Women of the Vote: Refusing to Be Silenced."
Free Flick: Little Women
Saturday, March 6
Watch this film from the comfort of your home or residence hall!
Reinventing Yourself In 50 Minutes
Wednesday, March 10
Educate on women stereotypes and how we can change views on these stereotypes.
Alumni Mentor Series: Launching Your Career
Wednesday, March 10
Members of the Alumni Board will be coming and speaking to students on topics of their expertise
Faculty Retreat Series 2020-2021
Wednesday, March 17
Faculty and administrators of all faiths are invited to the first retreat of the Faculty Retreat Series 2020-2021, Heart of the University, on Wednesday, March 17, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. via Microsoft Teams.
Ella Triunfa 2021: Women in STEM Panel
Thursday, March 18
Celebrate Women’s History Month with women in STEM discussing their experiences in the field as it pertains to identifying as a woman.
Panel I: The Possibility of Queer Pedagogy
Monday, March 22
Dr. King Mott, from the Department of Political Science and Public Affairs, will discuss queer pedagogy during this panel.
Keynote Address: Martha S. Jones
Monday, March 22
Martha S. Jones, Ph.D. is the Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor and Professor of History at The Johns Hopkins University.
Panel II: Researching the History of Women at Setonia - 1950s-1970s
Tuesday, March 23
Various members of the Seton Hall Community will discuss Researching the History of Women at Setonia from the 1950s-1970s.
Panel III: American Women Writers across Three Centuries
Tuesday, March 23
Seton Hall Professors will discuss American Women Writers across Three Centuries.
Poetry-in-the-Round Hosts Jennifer Grotz
Tuesday, March 23
Acclaimed poet Jennifer Grotz will speak on Tuesday, March 23rd at 7 p.m. ET online.
Panel IV: Women in Academia: Past, Present, and Future
Wednesday, March 24
Various members of the Seton Hall Community will discuss Women in Academia: Past, Present, and Future.
Panel V: Women and Gender in Science
Wednesday, March 24
Members of the Seton Hall Community will discuss Women and Gender in Science.
A Reading by Jacqueline Bishop
Wednesday, March 24
An acclaimed writer and visual artist, Jacqueline Bishop (NYU), will present her work at Seton Hall at a virtual event: from 6 to 7:30 p.m. E.S.T., on Wednesday, March 24.
Panel VI: Gender, Human Rights, and Dignities: Academic Research speaks to Real Issues
Thursday, March 25
Various Professors at Seton Hall will discuss Gender, Human Rights, and Dignities: Academic Research speaks to Real Issues.
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Charter Day
Thursday, March 25
Charter Day celebrates the founding of Seton Hall in 1856 and the granting of our charter by the New Jersey State legislature in 1861. It is a special annual opportunity to reflect on our history and purpose, our Catholic identity and mission.
Women’s Care Packages
Thursday, March 25
We will make boxes for women and donate all to Safe and Sound Somerset.
Panel VIII: Art + Feminism: A Brief History of Women Artists
Friday, March 26
Members of the Seton Hall Community will discuss Art and Feminism: A Brief History of Women Artists.