Calendar
Oct27 Wednesday
Adult Health 1 Class/Lecture and Complex Simulation Course
Por Todas Partes: Alejandra Gotera and bujikimoGallery114 at HCC | 1st floor YPABOctober 4 – November 10, 2021
Opening Reception Thursday, October 7, 5–8 p.m.Panel discussion to begin at 6 p.m.
Por Todas Partes is an exhibition of work by bujikimo (Cesar Garcia) and Alejandra Gotera. United by a common freneticism, chromatic intensity, and an all-over approach to painting, Gotera and bujikimo place their two distinct, yet complementary, artistic practices in conversation for their exhibition with Gallery114@HCC Ybor City Campus. Often combining Japanese hannya mask-inspired avatars with tropical imagery, bujikimo organizes iconography to pay equal attention to all areas of his compositions. In contrast, Gotera builds fully abstract compositions out of a frenzy of marks and bright fields of color, an exercise in finding stability amidst chaos that reflects her experiences as a Venezuelan living and working in the United States. bujikimo is an artist living and working in Tampa Bay, FL. Alejandra Gotera is an artist and educator living and working in Miami, FL.
Vision, Power, Axé
Gallery221@HCC Dale Mabry Campus | 2nd floor DLRC
August 16 – October 28, 2021
Opening Reception Thursday, September 2, 5 – 8 p.m.
Virtual Film Screening & Discussion Thursday, September 23, 6 – 7 p.m. on Zoom
Poetry Reading Thursday, October 21, 6 – 8 p.m.
Virtual Closing Reception Thursday, October 28, 6 – 7 p.m. on Zoom
Vision, Power, Axé highlights the nuance and complexity within Afro-Brazilian art from the city of Salvador, capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia and internationally acclaimed center of Afro-Brazilian culture. Contemporary artists J. Cunha, Ayrson Heráclito, Goya Lopes, Ronaldo Martins, Daiane Silva, and Domingos Terciliano Jr. explore Bahia’s complex racial history and rich cultural traditions with artworks intricately interwoven with stories of resilience, activism, and pride. Ranging from paintings, sculptures, prints, and videos, the work presented in Vision, Power, Axé at Gallery221@HCC articulates current sociopolitical issues, expressions of African heritage, the struggle for equality, and the power of self-definition.
First table event to promote our Angel Tree project. Focus will be primarily on sharing Parent submission information, secondary focus is sharing donation information.
CRU is a group for students interested in exploring their personal relationship with Christ through bible study. For more information on CRU, please contact sdobbins@hccfl.edu
Hawks will have the opportunity to have a Free group lunch with the Dean of Student Services, Joe Bentrovato. Seating is limited and food will be available while it lasts.
Outdoor cooking demonstration hosted by Dale Mabry Sustainability Committee and the Hospitality & Culinary Department.
This event is the HCC specialized, five-week Supervisor Training. Every supervisor is encouraged to take this course. Designed for all levels of experience, the goal of this training is to not only strengthen and empower our leaders but to expose them to new skills and techniques that will increase the quality of the work we do for our students.
Each weekly three-hour session builds upon the next. Any supervisor interested in attending will need to commit to the entire course. A certificate will be given at the successful completion of the course.
There is room for 20 students per series. The ideal is to have a blend of experienced supervisors, thriving supervisors, struggling supervisors and new supervisors.
Weekly Meeting of the HCC Model United Nations team. Meets twice per week.
SGA General Body Meetings and SGA Executive Board Meetings
Fandom is a club for all things Pop Culture! For more information on joining Fandom, please contact Jamie Sparrowhawk at jsparrowhawk@hccfl.edu!
Temporary room location for MGF-1106 Section 56672 while BACA 107A is being configured as a simulcast room the week of 10/25/2021 - 10/29/2021.
LAB TO BE USED FOR STUDENTS TO DO HANDS ON HCC LIBRARY DATABASE RESEARCH FOR ENC 1101 CLASS
Temporary room location for STA-2023 Section 57468 while BACA 107A is being configured as a simulcast room the week of 10/25/2021 - 10/29/2021.
Foundations English class offered through Continuing Ed
Oct28 Thursday
Weekly club meeting and Bible study. For more information, please contact club advisor Diane Grey at dgrey3@hccfl.edu.
Por Todas Partes: Alejandra Gotera and bujikimoGallery114 at HCC | 1st floor YPABOctober 4 – November 10, 2021
Opening Reception Thursday, October 7, 5–8 p.m.Panel discussion to begin at 6 p.m.
Por Todas Partes is an exhibition of work by bujikimo (Cesar Garcia) and Alejandra Gotera. United by a common freneticism, chromatic intensity, and an all-over approach to painting, Gotera and bujikimo place their two distinct, yet complementary, artistic practices in conversation for their exhibition with Gallery114@HCC Ybor City Campus. Often combining Japanese hannya mask-inspired avatars with tropical imagery, bujikimo organizes iconography to pay equal attention to all areas of his compositions. In contrast, Gotera builds fully abstract compositions out of a frenzy of marks and bright fields of color, an exercise in finding stability amidst chaos that reflects her experiences as a Venezuelan living and working in the United States. bujikimo is an artist living and working in Tampa Bay, FL. Alejandra Gotera is an artist and educator living and working in Miami, FL.
Vision, Power, Axé
Gallery221@HCC Dale Mabry Campus | 2nd floor DLRC
August 16 – October 28, 2021
Opening Reception Thursday, September 2, 5 – 8 p.m.
Virtual Film Screening & Discussion Thursday, September 23, 6 – 7 p.m. on Zoom
Poetry Reading Thursday, October 21, 6 – 8 p.m.
Virtual Closing Reception Thursday, October 28, 6 – 7 p.m. on Zoom
Vision, Power, Axé highlights the nuance and complexity within Afro-Brazilian art from the city of Salvador, capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia and internationally acclaimed center of Afro-Brazilian culture. Contemporary artists J. Cunha, Ayrson Heráclito, Goya Lopes, Ronaldo Martins, Daiane Silva, and Domingos Terciliano Jr. explore Bahia’s complex racial history and rich cultural traditions with artworks intricately interwoven with stories of resilience, activism, and pride. Ranging from paintings, sculptures, prints, and videos, the work presented in Vision, Power, Axé at Gallery221@HCC articulates current sociopolitical issues, expressions of African heritage, the struggle for equality, and the power of self-definition.
MAT-1033 section 56560 class meeting location 10/25/2021, 10/26/2021 and 10/28/2021.
Temporary room location for SYG-2000 Section 57515 while BACA 107A is being configured as a simulcast room the week of 10/25/2021 - 10/29/2021.
Join us for our spooky Halloween Spectacular. There will be outside games, candy and much more!
The Dale Mabry Student Government Association will begin meeting on Thursdays at 3:30 PM starting on September 23rd, 2021. Meetings will continue on Thursdays at 3:30 PM unless otherwise announced. For more information on the DM SGA, visit the DM SGA Homepage on SharePoint to access agendas, minutes, and more.
Please contact DMStudentActivities@hccfl.edu for any questions.
The Halloween fun continues with our dance party and costume contest!
Temporary room location for MAT-1033 Section 56600 while BACA 107A is being configured as a simulcast room the week of 10/25/2021 - 10/29/2021.
Oct29 Friday
Orientation for students accepted into the Cardiac Catheterization program
Child Care Development Center Fall festival
A parade in the Courtyard for the children
Por Todas Partes: Alejandra Gotera and bujikimoGallery114 at HCC | 1st floor YPABOctober 4 – November 10, 2021
Opening Reception Thursday, October 7, 5–8 p.m.Panel discussion to begin at 6 p.m.
Por Todas Partes is an exhibition of work by bujikimo (Cesar Garcia) and Alejandra Gotera. United by a common freneticism, chromatic intensity, and an all-over approach to painting, Gotera and bujikimo place their two distinct, yet complementary, artistic practices in conversation for their exhibition with Gallery114@HCC Ybor City Campus. Often combining Japanese hannya mask-inspired avatars with tropical imagery, bujikimo organizes iconography to pay equal attention to all areas of his compositions. In contrast, Gotera builds fully abstract compositions out of a frenzy of marks and bright fields of color, an exercise in finding stability amidst chaos that reflects her experiences as a Venezuelan living and working in the United States. bujikimo is an artist living and working in Tampa Bay, FL. Alejandra Gotera is an artist and educator living and working in Miami, FL.
Hawks who are interested in developing or strengthing leadership skills can partake in this 6-part leadership training spanning topics from Critical Thinking to Effective Communication. Participants will have the chance to win various prizes during the semester as well as earn an SGA Leadership Certificate for attending 4/6 of the topics. Food available while supplies last.
For more information, contact the Student Activities office at DMStudentActivities@hccfl.edu
Weekly Meeting of the HCC Model United Nations team. Meets twice per week.
Open mic coffee house in the NEST with snacks, coffee, and up-cycle Halloween craft for purchase.
Oct30 Saturday
College Reach-Out Program
Saturday Enrichment Program