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Thu, Apr 30, 2020
Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Webinar
AC Director of Fellowships Christine Overstreet will co-present a webinar on the Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Grant for students and alums. Learn how to choose a country as well as the best ETA role for you, so you can get the process started! KINDLY REGISTER: https://amherstcollege.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lIs1HUpOTKWPJakygJKPaw
Applications will be due in fall 2020 for grants that will begin in fall 2021 or later.
This event is open to students and alums of all class years as well as to interested faculty and staff. As a U.S. State Department award, this fellowship is open only to U.S. citizens. Questions? Contact coverstreet@amherst.edu.
Registration Required
Mammoth Rock Social Club Presents Joshua Baum, Live @5
5:00 pm
https://www.facebook.com/AmherstScience/
Mammoth Rock Social Club presents Live @5 with music by Joshua Baum, Film and Photography Coordinator in the Department of Art & the History of Art.
Tune in at https://www.facebook.com/AmherstScience/ for a live recorded set of original indie-folk songs by Joshua Baum.
Though we can't be together in person, we hope this live music series offers shared connection through music!!
Prudential Financial: Enterprise Risk Info Session - Internships and Full-time Rotational Program
We look forward to speaking with you about Prudential Financial's Enterprise Risk Management internships and full-time rotational programs! In this session, you will hear from the Chief Risk Officer and Amherst alumni who have participated in one or both of the programs. You will hear about Prudential, the role of the Risk team, the role we play in the current climate, and what a normal day is like on the job. Please register to join us in this interactive and interesting conversation. We are excited to meet you!
Students Only
Registration Required
Ongoing Events
Poetry in the Pandemic
until Sep 17
TBA
In the time of uncertainty and anxiety, poetry brings us hope, inspiration and reflection. Have you been reading or writing poems in the pandemic? Do you want to share the lines you've read or written with the Amherst community? Please fill out the form: https://forms.gle/AqT9ofE76gL9edCp6 or email your response to Haoran Tong '23 at htong23@amherst.edu.
We welcome all students, faculty, staff, alumni and parents of Amherst College to participate! Help us lead a poetic life to overcome the difficult circumstances. We plan to compile all submissions into an anthology titled "Amherst Poetry in the Pandemic."