CCC World AIDS Day Events This Week
Dec. 1 was designated as World AIDS Day in 1988 and has been observed as such each year since then. Events scheduled on or around that date intend to raise awareness of a disease that, worldwide, has killed more than 25 million people. Approximately 39 million others are living with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
CCC will display a section of the national AIDS Memorial Quilt in the atrium of the Connector Building on the Blackwood Campus throughout the week. Each panel of the quilt, which was begun in San Francisco in 1987, celebrates the life of a person who died due to AIDS. In addition, red ribbons – the international symbol for AIDS awareness – will be distributed across campus the morning of Dec. 1.
Scheduled events include:
· 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 1 – Observance kickoff ceremony including remarks by CCC President Raymond Yannuzzi, Atrium, Connector Building, Blackwood Campus, College Drive, Gloucester Township.
· Noon Tuesday, Dec. 2 – Screening of the1993 film “And the Band Played On” in Room 202 of the College Community Center, Blackwood Campus, College Drive, Gloucester Township.
· Noon Wednesday, Dec. 3 – A talk by representatives from the Camden Area Health Education Center, Civic Hall, Blackwood Campus, College Drive, Gloucester Township.
· Noon Thursday, Dec. 4 – A talk by representatives from the Camden Area Health Education Center, Fifth-Floor Student Lounge, College Hall, Camden City Campus, Broadway and Cooper Street, Camden.
· Noon Friday, Dec. 5 – Screening of the 2003 film “Angels in America” in Room 202 of the College Community Center, Blackwood Campus, College Drive, Gloucester Township.
For additional information, contact Professor Nancy Raftery at (856) 227-7200, ext. 4303, or nraftery@camdencc.edu or the Office of Student Life and Activities at (856) 227-7200, ext. 4282.
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