Sinclair Facilitates Second Student Equity Summit
On Tuesday, Nov. 15 and Wednesday, Nov. 16, Sinclair students will have the opportunity toparticipate in an open discussion with peers. The Student Equity Summit is inspired by theFaculty/Staff Equity…
Not Your Indian Princess: Native American Women in Modern Life
“This is a human issue. It is everyone’s issue,” said Amanda Hayden. Hayden, a Humanities professor at Sinclair, hosted “Not Your Indian Princess: Native American Women in Modern Life” on…
Sinclair’s Resources for Student Personal Needs
According to statistics provided by the National Center for Education Statistics, 39 percent of allstudents enrolled at Sinclair for the Fall 2016 semester were 25 years of age or older.…
Tartan Spotlight: Words of wisdom from David Bodary
Mr. Bodary, who we may all know as the Chair of the Communication department, gave some advice to those who may need to hear some words of motivation during the…
J.R. Jamison, the award-winning author to speak at Sinclair
Students and faculty at Sinclair have an opportunity to hear firsthand from an award-winningwriter when JR Jamison is welcomed by the college on Nov. 7. The author of Hillbilly Queer…
The Old Ghosts of Appalachia: Virtual Storytelling
The Appalachians, people who originate from Western Europe and the 13 states of the Appalachian region including Alabama and New York, are natural storytellers. They enjoy sharing their own stories…