Come celebrate with Campus Ministry as we being the Advent season. All welcome.

Pictures with Santa are from 6pm-7pm in the Cube by the fireplace

Ugly Sweater Contest

All students are welcome, ASCC will pay for anyone without a meal plan.

Sponsored by Sodexo and the ASCC. We'll see you there!

Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7pm.

Cor's default location is the Maronick Board Room, Via's is the Siena Room of the Lower Cube.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Free film and panel discussion on immigration with Dr. Alan Hansen, Zuri Moreno (ACLU), and Dr. Alexander Street.

Sponsored by the ACLU of Montana, the Artaza Center, the International Relations Program, and the Depts. of Business, History, Languages and Literatures, and Nursing.

The Carroll College Jazz Band will present their Fall Concert, “Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West,” on Tuesday, December 4, 2018, at 7:30 p.m. in the Flex Theatre.  Twelve students will perform tunes by Tina Brooks, Bill Holman, Thad Jones, John Lewis, Shorty Rogers, Sonny Rollins, Horace Silver, and more.  Free admission.  Call (406) 447-4303 for more information.

Come on over to the Christmas tree in the Cube and CAs will be available to take picture in our Christmas photo booth! Anyone can show up (roommates, friend groups, etc.) and use our props and backdrops. CAs will take your photo using your phone!

On behalf of the graduating students of Political Science and International Relations, Carroll would like to invite you to attend the presentation of our students' undergraduate research, conducted during this semester's PO/IR Senior Seminar class. As many of you know, these projects are significant undertakings: if you have time, please drop by to check out the posters!

The Young Americans for Liberty student club at Carroll College is coordinating a forum on Wednesday, December 5th at 7:30 p.m. in Trinity Lounge. The event is set to consist of approximately eight students from different political ideologies speaking about pertinent topics for college campuses. This topics are likely to include; free speech and censorship, self protection, and affirmative action.

You are invited to watch this lively forum!

Join us from 5-7pm in the Fortin Science Center's Scola for a light dinner, a no-host bar, children's crafts and a visit from Santa Claus. RSVP by November 29 to alumni@carroll.edu or by calling Cynthia in the Alumni Office at (406) 447-5185.

Free screening of Far East/Far West at the Montana Historical Society.

Far East/Far West is an hour-long, fast-paced account of a recent visit to Montana’s sister States-Taiwan and Guangxi. Part travelogue, part documentary, the program themes emerge at a critical juncture in U.S.-China and U.S.-Taiwan relationships. Travel with us to these compelling destinations.

Sister-State relationships build cultural knowledge and boost trade. They depend on engagement by educators and support from legislators.

This interactive Q & A-style symposium is PART 2 (of a 3-part series) on the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship and features a distinguished panel of invited guest speakers from a variety of disciplines.

This evening symposium will be held in the Simperman Hall Amphitheatre from 6:30pm-10pm at Carroll College and be facilitated by Chris Fuller, PhD, Associate Professor of Theology and Director for Hunthausen Center for Peace & Justice, Carroll College.

In this gathering, we will be exploring philosophical and other perspectives relative to landowner/steward and wildlife/habitat relationships, including ranching and agricultural relationships. Invited speakers will briefly address the theme and then open the symposium up to general, free-flowing discussion.

• Thomas Baumeister, PhD — Conservationist & Educator, Orion - The Hunters Institute
• Gary Burnett, MA — Conservationist & Executive Director, Heart of the Rockies Initiative
• Lisa Kemmerer, PhD -- Professor of Philosophy & Religion, Montana State University Billings
• Patrick Kelly, PhD — Philosopher & Conservationist, University of Montana
• Marie Z. Bourgeois, MA — Engineer, Certified Biomimicry Professional and Associate Professor, Arizona State University

Free and open to the public. Students at the high school and college level and the Helena community are invited! For more information visit the Merlin website.

**Thank you to the Carroll College Philosophy Department, Humanities Montana & Plato: Philosophy Learning & Teaching Organization for helping us provide this symposium series to the Helena community!***

About the Merlin 2018-2019 Philosophy Symposium Series

The Merlin 2018-2019 Philosophy Symposium Series will be looking at numerous philosophical issues and perspectives related to ethics, the environment, and conservation stewardship, ranging from: public vs. private land (including individual, collective rights, other) landowner-wildlife and habitat relationships (including agricultural and ranching relationships), and current and future environmental/conservation challenges

Each symposium in this series will feature 5-6 guest panelists (from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds) and a facilitator.  Panelists will speak for approx. 10 minutes each and then the forum will be opened up to free-flowing audience-panelist Q & A.  

This symposium series is free to the public and will be held at Carroll College in the Lower Campus Center or Simperman Hall on:

• Thursday, September 20, 2018
• Thursday, December 6, 2018 (6:30pm - 10pm)
• Thursday, March 14, 2019 (6:30pm - 10pm)

Students at the high school & college level and Helena community members are invited! More information — including panelist details, specific topic of discussion, and more can be found at our website.

Sponsored by the Carroll College Philosophy Department.

Come on over to the St. Charles kitchen and we'll bake and decorate Christmas cookies together! A great way to connect with good conversation, fun, and yummy Christmas treats.

Sponsored by Carroll CA's.

Students! Stop into the Saints' Shoppe in the Upper Campus Center for the book buyback and book rental return event. We want to buy your class textbooks back from you for some cash! Also, this is the time to return your rentals.

December 7-8 and 10-15, 8:30am-6pm each day, except for December 8 (open 10am-2pm).

Questions? Contact the Saints' Shoppe at saintsshoppe@carroll.edu or (406) 447-5571.

Women at 2pm, Men at 4pm.

Come celebrate with Campus Ministry as we being the Advent season. All welcome.

Come on over to the STAC and enjoy a late night breakfast! Faculty and staff will serve you after a hard day of studying for finals.