In Brief

Microaggressions and You

The Office of Intercultural Leadership is hosting a discussion titled “Identities: Your Role in Microaggressions”Microaggresion is defined as indirect, subtle, or unintentional discrimination. Students will have the opportunity to engage with others in a safe space while enhancing their understanding of per- sonal identities and the role they play in the use of microaggressions. Snacks and refreshments are provided, and there will be opportunities to win prizes. The conversation is being held at 6:30 p.m. on March 23rd, in Standish A/B. For more information, contact Elizabeth Ajagbe or Aliah Hamdani.

Mental Health Fair Call for Participants

Psychology Club is planning an event for Mental Health Awareness from 1 to 4 p.m. on April 20th in the Main Lounge. The club is looking for students who have research on specific mental health concerns or are passionate about a certain topic within psychology. Participants are asked to create an activity or poster board that will provide the campus with information and help break down stigma. Examples of topics include: depression, anxiety disorders, effects of mental health problems in specific communities, etc. Students who would still like to participate but are having trouble choosing a topic can still fill out the online application. There will be a prize for the most creative display, as well as a raffle for students who attend each table. If you have questions contact the Psychology Club E-Board at strosepsychclub@gmail.com

The Voice is Coming to Albany

Waterworks Pub is hosting an “Albany edition” of the popular singing contestant show - the Voice. The winner of the contest will receive a prize of $1,500 and the option performing on stage in June at the Albany Pride Festival held in Washington Park, as well as a professional photoshoot with Kiki Vassilakis.This competi-