RSC Libraries now offers Symptom Media (Films for Mental Health Education and Training). Symptom Media is a collection of more than 1,000 video simulations of mental health conditions. These DSM-5-TR and ICD-guided films offer realistic portrayals of conditions that illustrate symptoms unfolding in compelling stories, helping to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical […]
Submissions are now open for the upcoming issues of The Rev! Students, faculty, staff, and alumni are welcome to submit their artwork for consideration. This can include poetry, photography, drawing, painting, fiction, nonfiction, etc! For more information about formatting and requirements for submissions, or submitting in general, please reach out to Laurel Peterson at peterl4@sage.edu […]
RSC Libraries are proud to present the winners of the 20th Annual Library Research Awards. Our Undergraduate winners are: Our Graduate winners are: We would like to thank everyone who submitted their work, as well as all of the faculty who assisted with choosing our winners: Jennifer Anderson, Marisa Beeeble, Kelly Brock, Reina DelRio, Joe […]
What is a Cento? It’s the Latin word for “patchwork”, and a cento poem is created using lines from existing poems. Like a poetry collage of words! Join us for a poetry open house and create your own cento poems. We provide the materials, you bring the creativity! This event will take place on the […]
The RSC Libraries are accepting applications for the 2023-24 Open Educational Resources (OER) grant program. For more information and to apply, click here.
Thursday, April 21 › 9:30am–Friday, April 22 › 12:00pm Presented by The Women’s Institute at Russell Sage College and the Institute for Women’s Policy Research in Washington DC April 21-22, 2022 Russell Sage College Campus, Troy, NY–and available online by Zoom Webinar. What is the state of gender parity and women leadership in Europe and […]
To celebrate National Poetry Month, RSC’s Vernacular Magazine is presenting a workshop on April 19 & 21 on the first floor of the Albany Library. Stop by between 11:30 and 1:00 PM and create your own blackout poetry!!! All supplies are provided.
The RSC Libraries welcomes you to join us for an evening with Courtney Burnett, author of Difficult Gifts: A Physician’s Journey to Heal and Body and Mind. Wednesday, March 16, 2022 via Zoom, 6pm-8pm . Click here for more information. Click here to register. When Courtney Burnett, a young American physicianstudying medicine in Thailand, began […]
Monday, April 4 › 3:00pm–4:00pm Bush Memorial The Queer Collective and Critical Conversations Series in collaboration with the Pride Center of the Capital Region presents “Beyond the Binary”, a panel on LGBTQIA+ inclusive language featuring panelists: Nathaniel Gray (he/him) Aleca Pardo (they/them) Morgan Milhollen-Dukes (she/they) Trish Cellemme (she/her) Keith Jordan (he/him)
Where: Zoom @ 9 AM EST When: Wednesday March 9th 2022 Passcode: 72653 Click Here to Open Link Jean-Remy Monnay (Remy) is the Founder and ArtisticDirector of The Black TheatreTroupe of Upstate NY,which promotes performance and theatrical pieces by,and about, artists of color. In highlighting these works,Remy hopes to foster greater understanding,appreciation and participation in […]
