Moraine Valley Community College Library Podcast

Professor of History, Political Science and Sociology Merri Fefles and Political Science Professor Deron Schreck will analyze the 2018 Election and discuss the implications of the election results.

Dr. Low will examine the ways some Pokagon Potawatomi tribal members have maintained a distinct Native identity in Chicago, their rejection of assimilation and their desire for inclusion without forfeiting their Indianness.

In this talk, Amanda will discuss her struggle to feel normal, including coming to terms with the symptoms of the autoimmune disease Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, her breaking point, and how she's feeling today.

Sumeet shares his experience about embracing his Sikh identity and his unique perspective on life.

Rose Deneen shares her journey starting with the single chocolate truffle that changed her life.

Learn about the engineering involved in building large X-ray microscopes at Argonne National Laboratory.

aria Chan, a scientist at Argonne National Laboratory, will explain the state of the art of materials discovery and improvement.

Dr. Jin Ho Jo is Associate Professor of Technology at Illinois State University, teaching in the Renewable Energy program.

Dutch faculty members who are part of the CCID exchange partners discuss Dutch society and working in Dutch higher education.

Joined by Psychology Professor Dr. Amy Williamson and Sociology Professor Dr. Jeffrey McCully we will consider the social contract.

Faculty members discuss the history of Illinois to commemorate the Illinois bicentennial and sponsored by the Democracy Commitment.

Writer and illustrator of the Gabby Garcia's Ultimate Playbook series, talk about writing middle-grade novels with a graphic component.

Faculty members will explore the significance of the award winning comic Ms. Marvel, which is the 2018-2019 One Book selection.

Writer for the graphic novel The Magnificent share their collaborative process and talk about their production process. This event is part of our Graphic Novel Symposium.

Learn about Illinois’ prairie life and the challenge of identity and Americanization in the mid-1800s.

Scientist Kaylan Mutyala from Argonne National Laboratory discusses tribology which studies surfaces, friction, wear and lubrication.

The Muslim Student Association takes the time during one of their club meetings to talk with us about what it means to them to be Muslim.

Students from the Muslim Student Association (MSA) discuss issues related to class, culture, and clothing.

Students from the Muslim Student Association discuss the stereotypes they encounter and how they respond.

In March of 2018 MVCCPOV connected with the Muslim Student Association’s (MSA). The Moraine Valley Community College (MVCC) student group shared about their dedication and diligence to their Community Service and Charitable Fundraising.

In this episode we learn about the Muslim Student Association’s (MSA) participation in MVCC Mosaics Grant (Muslim Voices in America) during the March 2018 Artist Residence Week. Performance clips are included.

MVCC’s Arab Student Union (ASU) allowed MVCCPOV to listen in and record a self-directed discussion of their Arab and Muslim experiences. The ASU took on topics ranging from Arab stigmas, stereotypes, and gender roles to religion versus culture to the differences between Arab identity in the US and in the Middle East.

MVCC’s Arab Student Union (ASU) allowed MVCCPOV to listen in and record a self-directed discussion of their Arab and Muslim experiences. The ASU took on topics ranging from Arab stigmas, stereotypes, and gender roles to religion versus culture to the differences between Arab identity in the US and in the Middle East.

MVCC’s Arab Student Union (ASU) allowed MVCCPOV to listen in and record a self-directed discussion of their Arab and Muslim experiences. The ASU took on topics ranging from Arab stigmas, stereotypes, and gender roles to religion versus culture to the differences between Arab identity in the US and in the Middle East.

MVCC’s Arab Student Union (ASU) allowed MVCCPOV to listen in and record a self-directed discussion of their Arab and Muslim experiences. The ASU took on topics ranging from Arab stigmas, stereotypes, and gender roles to religion versus culture to the differences between Arab identity in the US and in the Middle East.