Events

Marketing Your Unique Self is a hands-on CCD workshop designed for first‑generation students looking to strengthen their resumes and confidently talk about their transferable skills. Learn how to turn your experiences into clear, impactful bullets that stand out to employers. Walk away with practical tools, sample language, and greater confidence in presenting who you are and what you bring. Find out more

Marketing Your Unique Self is a hands-on CCD workshop designed for first‑gen students looking to strengthen their resumes and confidently talk about their transferable skills. Learn how to turn your experiences into clear, impactful bullets that stand out to employers. Walk away with practical tools, sample language, and greater confidence in presenting who you are and what you bring. Goals: How to identify transferable skills from academics, campus involvement, work, family responsibilities, and community experiences Writing strong, results-focused resume bullet points Strategies for creating resumes with limited or non-traditional work experience Find out more

Join the Muslim Student Association and Muslim Chaplain in congregation for Friday Prayer. Doors open at 12:30, prayer begins at 1. All are welcome, all are invited. Find out more

Join us for an evening of softness, scent, and sisterhood. In collaboration with Sister Circle, this hands-on workshop invites you to create your own whipped body butter while connecting in a space rooted in care, culture, and community. As we blend nourishing ingredients and customize our jars, we will also explore the rich history of body butters within Black communities. From shea and cocoa butter traditions passed down across generations to the ways these practices center self-care, healing, and cultural knowledge, this workshop connects past and present. We will also reflect on the environmental impact of mass-produced skincare and how making our own products can be a small but meaningful step toward more sustainable living. Just as body butter is made by combining elements that work better together, this gathering celebrates how Black women at Babson come together to share knowledge, build relationships, and uplift one another. Come for the self-care. Stay for the community. Leave with a jar made by you and a deeper connection to culture, sustainability, and sisterhood. Find out more

Cultural Clash: Who Does It Best? is a Caribbean-inspired game night where teams go head-to-head in three classic games, including dominoes, to see who really has the skills. Each game highlights a different part of Caribbean culture, mixing competition and teamwork. Whether you grew up playing these games or you’re trying them for the first time, come compete, learn something new, and have fun with the SOCA community. Find out more