Latest News
Remaining Kind in Difficult Times – Fighting COVID-19 Together
Surviving COVID-19 is not an individual task, but rather it requires a joint effort to prevent the spread and overcome the challenges that arise while doing…
How to prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Take precaution. That’s the best way to avoid spreading coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). With three…
Sixty Years of Broward College – The Evolution of a College Dedicated to Community
When Broward College opened its doors in 1960, its goal was to serve a growing community in South Florida. Broward County, established in 1915, had seen a slow…
Stay Informed
BROWARD COLLEGE SOCIAL
Events
Attention Students: Today, March 20, is the last day to withdraw from a class for session I. Visit MyBC.edu to make changes. Check with your advisor or call as these changes can affect your Financial Aid status.
- Login into your myBC account
- Go to the Add/Drop feature
- View your Spring 2020 term schedule
- Press drop class button
- Update your schedule to completely drop your class
“Gullah” comes from West African language and means “a people blessed by God.” “Ranky Tanky” translates loosely as “Work It,” or “Get Funky!” In this spirit this Charleston, SC based quintet performs timeless music of Gullah culture born in the southeastern Sea Island region of the United States. From playful game songs to ecstatic shouts, from heartbreaking spirituals to delicate lullabies, the musical roots of Charleston, SC are “rank” and fertile ground from which these contemporary artists are grateful to have grown.
Attention Students: Today is the last day to withdraw from a session III class. Visit MyBC.edu to make changes. Check with your advisor or call as these changes can affect your Financial Aid status.
- Login into your myBC account
- Go to the Add/Drop feature
- View your Spring 2020 term schedule
- Press drop class button
- Update your schedule to completely drop your class
Be sure to check your student emails regularly and stay connected on social media @bccentralsl on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
Liene Bosquê is a multidisciplinary artist whose sculptures, and site-specific installations explore the sensorial experience found within architectural, urban and personal spaces.
“I am interested in the relationship between place and people. By the process of creating traces, shadows, impressions, imprints, and reflections, I emphasize context, memory, and history…I investigate the passage of time, which changes place and how we look at place, through the presence and absence of who inhabit these places.”
Join us for this innovative lecture and workshop. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Attention Students: Today is the last day to withdraw from a session IV class. Visit MyBC.edu to make changes. Check with your advisor or call as these changes can affect your Financial Aid status.
- Login into your myBC account
- Go to the Add/Drop feature
- View your Spring 2020 term schedule
- Press drop class button
- Update your schedule to completely drop your class
Fereshteh Toosi is an Interdisciplinary artist of Iranian and Azeri ancestry Fereshteh is an Assistant Professor in the Art and Art History Department at Florida International University. In South Florida, Fereshteh directs the Nature Connection Arts Lab, designing contemplative, sensory outdoor experiences to foster mutuality and reciprocity through interspecies connection.
Join us for this innovative and interdisciplinary lecture and workshop. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Contact Information:
[email protected] | or [email protected] |