At Rock Valley College we educate on many topics in many formats. We have some very interesting events this week that are free and open to the public. If you’ve never come to one of our community activities, why not try one of these?
Tonight
First Tuesday Lecture Series: The 2011 Revolutions in the Middle East: Why Should We Care?
Presented by Dr. Daniel Blumlo, History Instructor
6:00 Performing Arts Center (lower level of the ERC on the main campus)
Discussion of the latest developments in the Middle East, from the revolutions that first hit Tunisia and Egypt in January 2011, spreading to Libya, Bahrain, Jordan and beyond. Exploration of the reasons for the revolutions, their patterns and aftermath, the lessons we can learn from these popular uprisings, and addressing why this is important and why we should care.
Wednesday, December 7
Ever seen a robot play Connect Four or build something out of Lincoln Logs or Legos?
Come see what the Rock Valley College Introduction to Robotics and Automation students have trained their robots to do at an open house on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 in the Woodward Technology Center, room G-17 (lower level). The open house will be held from 7:30-9:00 p.m. with refreshments provided.
