Public Events

Is the math portion of the SAT/ACT test a struggle? Then this 4-hour workshop is for you! We start with a basic review and move onto harder math topics and problems with an emphasis on math test-taking tips and strategies for both the SAT and ACT tests. This workshop will help increase test scores, deepen an understanding of math concepts, and boost math test-taking confidence. The cost is $49 (the usual $5 registration fee has been waived).
For details see: http://www.allprotutoring.com/MathReview.php

 First Day of Classes (Full Semester and First 8-Week Session)

 Last Day of Classes (Full Semester and Last 8-Week Session)

 IP and Final Exams

 Holiday

 Holiday

"The Alamo - The Myth, the Reality...and John Wayne!"
Presented by Tom Schobert, president of Buffalo CIvil War Roundtable & Robert E. Lee impressionist.
Like other high-profile events in American history, the story of the Alamo is schrouded in legends and myths. Find out what really happended and what John Wayne has to do with it.

"Hell's Half-Acre:The Bloody Angle at Spotsylvania"
Presented by Kris White, co-author of A Season of Slaughter: The Battles of Spotsylvania Court House, adjunct professor of History at Allegany Community College and co-founder of Emerging Civil War online journal.

"The Philosophy of History: What does it Matter"
Presented by Jim Simon, GCC associate dean of Orleans County Campus Centers
From legalizing gay marriage to the removal of the confederate flag, history impacts current law, politics and culture. Is history linear or circular, progressive or regressive, utilitarian or deontological, none or all of the above? How does history inform students, teachers, citizens and policy makers in the 21st century?