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Nickel and Dimed
No full textBased on Barbara Ehrenreich\u27s best-seller about her exploration of low-wage life, Joan Holden\u27s stage adaptation is a focused comic epic shadowed by tragedy. Barbara is prepared for hard work but not, at 55, for the incredible difficulties she faces while working minimum wage jobs as she struggles to make ends meet. The bright glimpses of Barbara\u27s co-workers that enliven the book become indelible portraits of working-class Americans. These characters wage their life struggles with a gallantry that humbles Barbara and the audience. The play shows us the life a third of working Americans now lead and makes us angry that anyone should have to live it.
Directed by Harry Murphy
By Joan Holdenhttps://spiral.lynn.edu/drama_showcases/1021/thumbnail.jp
Eco Anxiety and Climate Trauma: Navigating the Psychosocial Impact of Climate Change on Communities
No full textThis session is sponsored by IARTC.
Anthropogenic climate change is a reality, with extreme weather events occurring more frequently worldwide, across the U.S., and recently in Florida. Eco-anxiety and climate trauma are genuine responses, with potentially serious psychosocial impacts. This panel of trauma experts will discuss the stressors and traumas associated with climate- and weather-related crises and disasters, drawing on recent global, national, and local events. Additionally, the panel will explore effective strategies for counselors to support individuals and communities facing these psychosocial challenges. Join us to deepen your understanding of how climate change affects mental health and discover ways to build resilience in those impacted.
· Participants will describe the difference between anthropogenic and natural climate change, distinguishing human-induced factors from natural environmental processes.
· Participants will name two stressors associated with climate change and weather-related crises, such as displacement and loss of livelihood.
· Participants will name two effective strategies for counselors to support individuals and communities facing climate change challenges, such as fostering resilience through trauma-informed care and promoting community-based coping mechanisms
2024-2025 Athletic Awards Ceremony
No full textVideo of the 2024-2025 Lynn University Athletic Awards Ceremony, held Thursday, April 17, 2025 at 6:45 p.m., at the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center.https://spiral.lynn.edu/athletics_award-show-videos/1000/thumbnail.jp
2025 Commencement
No full textA 2025 Lynn University graduate makes last-minute adjustments to their commencement attire at the Palm Beach Convention Center.https://spiral.lynn.edu/commencement-photos-2025/1115/thumbnail.jp
2025 Commencement
No full textA 2025 Lynn University graduate and their loved ones pose for photographs at the Palm Beach Convention Center.https://spiral.lynn.edu/commencement-photos-2025/1117/thumbnail.jp
2025 Commencement
No full textA Lynn Boundless Commencement ad at the Palm Beach Convention Center.https://spiral.lynn.edu/commencement-photos-2025/1120/thumbnail.jp
2025 Commencement
No full textLynn University President Dr. Kevin Ross speaks at the podium during the 2025 Lynn University Commencement ceremony.https://spiral.lynn.edu/commencement-photos-2025/1153/thumbnail.jp
2025 Commencement
No full textLynn University President Dr. Kevin Ross speaks at the podium during the 2025 Lynn University Commencement ceremony.https://spiral.lynn.edu/commencement-photos-2025/1160/thumbnail.jp