You and your students are cordially invited to visit Political Pandemonium: Presidential Pop Culture From 2008 Through 2020 - an online exhibition exploring presidential campaign paraphernalia. Available at politicalpandemonium2020.com. The exhibition is curated by Jane Caputi, Ph.D., Professor of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies; Co-curated by Sika Dagbovie-Mullins, Ph.D., Associate Professor of English' and Robert Caputi, Ph.D., Instructor of Sociology; with Sofia Honekman, Graduate student in Women, Gender and Sexualities as Assistant Curator. This exhibition is a collaboration with the FAU University Galleries and is part of FAU University Galleries Presents: A Four Exhibition Look At Our Past, Present & Future Politics. To view the other exhibitions, please visit University Galleries. For more information on Political Pandemonium, please contact Sofia Honekman at shonekman2016@fau.edu or visit our Instagram: @politicalpandemonium.

Based upon his popular Great Decisions format, Professor Morton will evaluate seven critical issues confronting American foreign policy makers. Each issue will be considered for its historical and contemporary relevance and strategic value to the United States. Policy options for each issue will be presented and analyzed.Note: The video lectures will be released to registrants over two days following the dissemination date posted in the catalog.The OLLI at FAU Jupiter fall semester will be online.

The Black Healing and Empowerment Circle Support Group meets on:Wednesdays from 11:00 A.M.-12:30 P.M.This support group offers a space for Black, African American, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-descendants/Afro-Latinx, African descent, and Black identified students to unpack and process unique race-based challenges, share their experiences, resources, provide, and receive support from a collective of Afro-diasporic people, in an environment that is affirming and empowering. Facilitated by staff counselors/psychologistsThe Black Healing and Empowerment Circle is an excellent opportunity for students to heal with one another and have meaningful and engaging discussions.Please stop by the office for Counseling and Psychological Services or call 561-297-3540 to schedule an appointment to find the right support group for you!Visit fau.edu/counseling for more details.

Support Group hosted by FAU Counseling and Psychological ServicesThe Black Healing and Empowerment Circle Support Group meets on:Wednesdays from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Feel alone in your struggles? Misunderstood? Isolated? Join a support group! FAU CAPS's support groups are designed to provide students who share a similarity a safe space to connect and talk openly about their lives. Students who join support groups often learn they are not alone in their concerns, difficulties, or experiences. Each support group is facilitated by a mental health professional.Please stop by the office for Counseling and Psychological Services or call 561-297-3540 to schedule an appointment to find the right support group for you!Visit fau.edu/counseling for more details.