Past Events

The psychology department welcomes Dr. Belinda Campos as the fourth and final speaker in its 2022-2023 lecture series: The Psychology of Close Relationships. Social relationships...

Reception following the WGSX Colloquium Roundtable Discussion.

Round Table: Students Talkback. Join SMCM’s students and the guest speakers Kwame Edwin Otu, Isa Noyola, Aurora Higgs About the Series The first annual Women...

“Exploring Black Queer Joy (Even When it Feels Hopeless)” by Aurora Higgs Aurora Higgs (she/they) is a Black queer visionary and activist from Richmond, Va...

Reception following the Margaret Brent Lecture

The Margaret Brent Lecture of the 23rd Annual WGSX Colloquium: “Trans Liberation in our Lifetime - Past, Present and Future” by Isa Noyola Isa Noyola...

“We Have Never Been Queer: Contested Politics of Queer Humanitarianism in Neoliberal Ghana” by Kwame Edwin Otu Kwame Edwin Otu is a cultural anthropologist with...

Students will give a recital of repertoire they are currently working on. This event is free and open to the public; tickets are not required.

The PING Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Professor of Music Larry Vote, will give their main spring performance. Accompaniment by Rie Moore '19. This...

Get Tickets Anna Deavere Smith - playwright, actor (Nurse Jackie, The West Wing), professor - will present a lecture followed by a question and answer...

Get Tickets The SMCM Jazz Band, under the direction of Instructor of Music Glenn Paulson, will give a spring concert.

Thursday, March 30, 7:30 PM, Daugherty-Palmer Commons: Fiction Writer Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai , in collaboration with the College of Southern Maryland Dr Nguyễn Phan...

Brian Ganz will perform George Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F. Orchestral reduction to be played by staff member, Robert Hayes.