THURSDAY- APRIL 11, 2024
All Week at Both Campuses:
Division/Department Superhero Villain Poster Competition
The Villains are on their way! Judges are YOU, the CGCC community! Vote for your favorite Superhero Villain poster! The posters are on display in the Pecos Library and throughout Bridget Hall, Williams. Voting concludes at the end of April 10th and winners are announced on April 11th!
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Cosplay Thursday! Developing Interesting Characters & Role-Playing Basics
Basics of Game/Dungeon Mastering: Facilitating Fun This workshop will provide a basic understanding about running a game so that players will be able to enjoy. It will emphasize flexible encounters and drawing players into character decisions as well as basic tools for creating, narrating, and embodying NPCs. Advanced GM/DMing Gaming Discrimination, Working with Children & Challenging Players, and Home-brewing Healing This workshop will emphasize advanced strategies for working with atypical players as well as how to avoid discrimination and/or intentionally addressing DEI-oriented gameplay and empathy.
One-Shot Play Gaming Session
One-Shot Play Gaming Session
Red, White, Black & Blue: A Cartoonist Addresses America’s Racial Illiteracy with Guest Speaker Keith Knight 6 pm | Virtual - WebEx Culled from some 30 years of his award-winning work, this PowerPoint presentation combines Knight's comics, humor, and storytelling with statistics and just plain facts. Knight makes the case that America’s biggest problem is its inability to have a frank and honest discussion about race and if it wants to be the country it aspires to be, it needs to come to terms with this history and reality.
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Cosplay Thursday!
Red, White, Black & Blue: A Cartoonist Addresses America’s Racial Illiteracy with Guest Speaker Keith Knight 6 pm | Virtual - WebEx Culled from some 30 years of his award-winning work, this Powerpoint presentation combines Knight's comics, humor, and storytelling with statistics and just plain facts. Knight makes the case that America’s biggest problem is its inability to have a frank and honest discussion about race and if it wants to be the country it aspires to be, it needs to come to terms with this history and reality.
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