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Join us TODAY at 12:30 PM via Zoom for @professorbrenda's presentation on electoral methods for Thursday Thoughts!
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Join us on TODAY at 12:15 in the 3rd Floor Conference Room or Zoom for the inaugural meeting of our Exploration of Grading Community. Come with an open mind and any questions that you might have.
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I'm leading this week's "Thursday Thoughts" discussion with @EmmanuelLibrary! Join via Zoom at 12:30pm: emmanuel.campuslabs.com/enga…
I'll talk about voting methods, in general, before focusing on some US practices, including Alaska's "Top 4 + #RCV" method and #CambMA's City Council.
Next week on Nov. 9, our Dr. Sullivan will give a presentation for @emmanuellibrary's "Thursday Thoughts" about Ranked Choice Voting and primary elections, co-sponsored by EC Youth in Government and Math Club.
More info and register for Zoom link here: emmanuel.campuslabs.com/enga…

ALT In recent years, some states have modified their electoral systems to incorporate alternative methods of voting (e.g. Ranked Choice) or to change the structure of primary and general elections. For instance, Alaska now uses a statewide open primary, followed by a Ranked Choice election among the top four vote-getters from the primary. In this brief presentation, Dr. Brendan Sullivan, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Emmanuel College, will discuss some of these electoral methods that are in use or being considered for future use. We’ll look at results from example elections to better understand that changing how we vote may have an impact on who ends up participating in elections, as well as who ends up in office.
Stop by the Cardinal Cushing Library today between 11:30 AM - 3:00 PM for our Open House! There will be origami making in the DiscoveryLab, a scavenger hunt, VR in the main lobby, and other activities and free food!
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Attention students!
Stop by the Library Learning Commons tomorrow for our Open House. Drop by between 11:30 am and 3pm for prizes, a scavenger hunt, expert help with ECLearn, VR demos, cupcakes, and much more!
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Today! Join our Thursday Thoughts for a discussion, a scenario game, and insights on using AI.
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Tomorrow at 12:30! Join a discussion about AI supported teaching & learning with Brian Larkin and Jenny Michaels from the Academic Technology & Innovation Group!
RSVP for a Zoom link here: emmanuel.campuslabs.com/enga…
#OTD in 1969, was the 1st day of the Stonewall Riots. A series of events w/ police & LGBTQ+ protesters. The events that would change LGBTQ+ activism in the US. For more see the exhibit nypl.org/blog/2019/02/14/lov… or the video youtube.com/watch?v=x5rSfS2t… @multisaints @marykboyd
Rain, rain, go away. Come again some other day. We want to go outside and play. Come again some other day.
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The Emmanuel College Learning Commons is celebrating Pride Month! Check out our display and look for posts featuring different books throughout the month.
Make sure to stop by the Learning Commons table tomorrow to learn more about the DiscoveryLab and the Library!
#OTD in 1921, the Black Wall Street Riot occurred in Tulsa, OK. It resulted in the deaths of an estimated 300 African American Americans. White mobs also looted, destroyed, & burned 40 square blocks. For more see: youtube.com/watch?v=3kmRc1OX…
Lyman Frank Baum, author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (read it @ read.gov/books/pageturner/20…), was born #OTD in 1856. Baum embarked on many careers before beginning to write for children from an actor, to journalist to poultry farming, store keeping. @EC_EnglishDept

















