Join Tulane University Libraries and the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility for a film screening of "Out of My Head," a documentary film about living with migraines. Doors will open at 5PM with free boxed dinners served to the first 20 participants. Film screen begins at 5:30.
LOCATION: The Village Theater at Lake Hall
Are you interested in a career in marketing / advertising? Do you want to get a head start on how to conquer the various challenges that will come your way? Do you want to become a leader in your field? Join the conversation with Tulane Alumnus Brendan Gellman who advanced to an executive role in marketing and learned to become a leader despite being legally blind and nearly deaf.
Join us for a TU & You event in the basement of the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library (HTML)! We will meet with staff members of the Academic Learning and Tutoring Center and the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility to discuss resources, services, and more! Lunch will be provided.
Schedule your final exams before the DEADLINE TO SCHEDULE ALL ACCOMMODATED FINALS ON DECEMBER 5 AT 5:00PM.
Like the Semester Prep Party at the start of the semester, this event is an opportunity to come to the Goldman Center and schedule your remaining exams for the semester. There will be light snacks, music, and company as you prepare for your final exams.
Stop by the Goldman Center suite in the Howard Tilton Memorial Library from 10:30AM to 1:30PM for an Affirmation Station-- coloring pages, affirmation statements, and resources for the disability community for navigating body respect.
Parents and family members are invited to visit the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility accessibility.tulane.edu to meet our staff and learn more about the support we offer students who receive disability accommodations.
Join Tulane University Libraries and the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility for a film screening and discussion of The Disruptors, the first definitive, comprehensive documentary film on ADHD.
October is ADHD Awareness Month. This event is intended to create awareness and encourage intentional conversation around academic and social experiences of individuals with ADHD as part of the neurodivergent community.
Boxed, sandwich dinners will be provided to the first 30 attendees. Light snacks while supplies last.
We live in a very curated world. Whether it’s social media or how we present in public, everyone has a way they want to be perceived… but what happens when it all goes wrong? A bombed presentation, a romantic rejection, not making the cut for your team are just a few examples, but we know there’s more.
Failure Tales is a story-telling event where the Tulane community comes together to drop our desire to be perfect and embrace our most epic failures because despite our best efforts sometimes.... failure happens!
Join Tulane University Libraries and The Goldman Center for Student Accessibility for a screening of civil rights documentary Defiant Lives followed by a facilitated discussion led by Dr. Krystal Cleary.
