What are personal pronouns, how are they connected to the LGBTQIA+ community, and why do they matter? Pronouns are a part of speech (like nouns, adjectives, verbs, etc.), they are a word that replaces a noun in a sentence. In English, most of these are gender neutral (ex. I, me, we, you, they). However, some third person pronouns in English are gendered, notably “he” and “she”, though singular gender neutral “they” is also used.
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Session zoom links and room locations are available within daily session schedule.
Session zoom links and room locations are available within daily session schedule.
Session zoom links and room locations are available within daily session schedule.
Session zoom links and room locations are available within daily session schedule.
Session zoom links and room locations are available within daily session schedule.
IVC's new center for professional learning, IVC Hub, aims to streamline and support collaborative professional learning that equips all campus constituents with the skills, knowledge, and resources necessary to meet the evolving needs of IVC’s diverse student body inside and outside the classroom. The Hub will help IVC realize a vision of continuous and inclusive professional learning that is valued, accessible, and focused on the goal of fostering student success and support.