The Hive

Happening today! Intro to the (Hive) independent study
2017-11-13 20:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | The Hive at the Claremont Colleges, 130 E 7th St, Claremont, CA, 91711, United States
Create something you love, get support from peers and Hive staff, and gain course credit!
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The Hive is starting a collaborative space and structure to support students who are doing independent study projects*! Whether you have no idea what an independent study is or you’re an independent study expert, you should come out to the Hive this Monday at 8 pm to hear more. If you’re passionate about the creative process, you don’t want to miss this!
*The projects can be within any discipline – come to the event to learn more about specific details.
If you have any questionsyou can’t make it – you can email us at ddm12014@mymail.pomona.edu

Card-Crafting Workshop
2017-11-20 19:30 - 20:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Have you been missing your friends abroad, asking for letters of recommendation, or just wanting to make someone’s day? Come craft/write cards in the spirit of Thanksgiving! Snacks, stamps, cardstock, fancy pens, and more will be provided.
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ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Creating Great Choices with Roger Martin
2017-10-17 11:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | The Hive – 130 E 7th Street, Claremont, CA 91711, 130 E. 7th St, Claremont, CA, 91711, United States
What is integrative thinking?
Roger Martin will be at the Hive to answer that question, lead an intriguing discussion, and sign copies of his latest book, Creating Great Choices.
Professor Roger Martin is a writer, strategy advisor, and the former Dean and current Institute Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. He is one of the foremost experts at integrating Design Thinking and Human-Centered Design into business.
Conventional wisdom―and business school curricula―teaches us that making trade-offs is inevitable when it comes to hard choices. But sometimes, accepting the obvious trade-off isn’t good enough; the choices in front of us don’t get us what we need. In those cases, rather than choosing the least worst option, we can use the models in front of us to create a new and better answer. This is integrative thinking.
First introduced by Roger Martin in The Opposable Mind, integrative thinking is an approach to problem-solving that uses opposing ideas as the basis for innovation. Integrative thinking has been embraced by a wide audience, from music mogul Jay-Z to Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle―all seeking a replicable, thoughtful approach to creating a “third and better way” to make important choices in the face of unacceptable trade-offs.
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ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Intro To Screenprinting
2017-09-21 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | The Hive at the Claremont Colleges, 130 E 7th St, Claremont, CA, 91711, United States
Are you interested in learning how to print your own posters, shirts and more? Do you want to start your journey to becoming a skilled print maker? This year the Hive is opening a new resource, The Print Shop. This multi-level screen printing studio will be offering workshops throughout the year.
In this Intro Screen Printing workshop, we will go over the process from transparency to finished print. Come in, get excited, you will leave with a copy of a print we collectively make. Once completing this intro workshop, you will receive a lavender badge and have access on open studio dates to reserve a screen for use.

Forgotten Histories of Singing at Work
2017-04-26 15:00 - 16:00 (America/Denver) | CA
You may have heard of the songs known as “sea chanties,” but did you know that these historical songs were intended for and only sung by sailors while working? Despite what you might see presented in movies or read in fiction, chanties were not sung by pirates, nor were they sung in the Navy. Their lyrics are rarely about “the sea,” and they aren’t even very old. So what were chanties? Where did they come from, and when and by whom were they sung? Moreover, what did they sound like and how did they actually function? Why are they sung by sailors no more?
In the Spring 2017 course, “American Maritime Musical Worlds” (PO MUS 74), students have explored these questions to gain insight into America’s lesser-known musical histories and maritime culture. Yet, some questions cannot be answered solely through text-based research. To acquire experience-based understanding, a group of Claremont students and faculty recently set sail aboard a traditional-style ship in the Port of Los Angeles, where they tested the efficacy of the forgotten chanties in a saltier, practical context.
In this Hive workshop, project collaborators will share insights from their experience, while inviting guests to participate in the composition of chanties and simulating the technique of singing at work.
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ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Food Politics: Decolonizing Vietnamese Cuisines
2017-03-29 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | CA
The 5C Vietnamese Student Association presents: Food Politics — Decolonizing Vietnamese Cuisines.
Come learn about the colonial history of some traditional Vietnamese foods and deconstruct narratives of Western imperialism on the foods that “define” our culture.
Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Everyone is welcome!

Rise of the Creative Class with Jason Mayden
2017-02-23 19:30 - 20:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
the hive welcomes JASON MAYDEN
Former NIKE Design Director at Jordan Brand
Designer-in-Residence at Accel Ventures
Jason Mayden grew up on the South Side of Chicago in the 1990s, when Michael Jordan and the Bulls ruled the NBA. Pursuing his childhood dream, Jason became the first design intern at Jordan Brand and worked at Nike for 13 years. He created strategic apparel platforms for Chris Paul, Derek Jeter, Carmelo Anthony and, of course, MJ. Join us Feb. 23rd as Jason shares his journey in product design, user experience and life.
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Exploring Creativity within Collaboration (Mini-Workshop)
2017-02-24 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
DUE TO THE WEATHER, THIS EVENT (https://www.facebook.com/events/395965124091536/) HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO THIS COMING FRIDAY. COME BY!
Students usually face the task of working on projects, papers, and general assignments in teams. But how students work with one another is just as important.
Sometimes, we may not know what is too much or too little work. Others may not fill a comfortable stance among a balanced group project. Whether one has had past or current experience in a team, from a sport to theatrical production to general group coursework, this workshop will uncover some of the best traits of good teamwork-through creative expression.
We will start with a series of group activities, observe ourselves and then reflect. Finally, we will uncover the effective traits attained within the exercises to discover each user’s high potential to practice in their own everyday group activities.
This mini-workshop is led by Pitzer student, Jordan Wong.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Pressures in the API/A Community: An AAMP x Thrive event
2017-02-13 20:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | The Hive – 130 E 7th Street, Claremont, CA 91711, 130 E. 7th St, Claremont, CA, 91711, United States
Have you ever felt like you could never live up to your parents’ expectations and the sacrifices that your parents have made? Do you feel uncomfortable bringing up mental health with your family? Have peers assumed your accomplishments due to your asian identity? If any of these questions resonate with you, come to our event and share! Popcorn will be provided ^.^
“The model minority mythology positions API/A’s as well-adjusted, well-mannered, smart, hardworking, and from financially well-off families, cloaking the very real struggles and challenges these students face.”

Edge of Town - Workshop #1
2017-02-17 17:00 - 18:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Hello! EoT is a new 5C design magazine to be published this semester. This event will be our second meeting! If you couldn’t make the first, come by a half hour before the event (4:30pm) and we’ll update you.
EVENT DESCRIPTION
This workshop is meant to help those interested in contributing essays or other forms of written content to Edge of Town. Artists/graphic designers are also invited – see note below.
Our objective on Friday will be to work out the organization of your piece (not to brainstorm). We will divide into small groups and start drafting out outlines. This will also be an opportunity for people with similar ideas to meet each other and potentially plan to co-write a piece.
Please come with your ideas mapped out and ideally with some light research to support your article. Stop by anyway if you don’t end up having time to do this!
We are also asking artists, graphic designers, and photographers to attend for two reasons: 1. If you plan on contributing a standalone art piece, this could be an opportunity for you to work through your ideas with others. 2. We will need creative content to reflect the text, so it will be important for you to be interacting with writers regularly.
Make sure to keep up to date with us!
fb.me/edgeoftown.claremont
Questions/comments:
dchua9573@scrippscollege.edu

Exploring Creativity within Collaboration (Mini-Workshop)
2017-02-17 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Students usually face the task of working on projects, papers, and general assignments in teams. But how students work with one another is just as important.
Sometimes, we may not know what is too much or too little work. Others may not fill a comfortable stance among a balanced group project. Whether one has had past or current experience in a team, from a sport to theatrical production to general group coursework, this workshop will uncover some of the best traits of good teamwork-through creative expression.
We will start with a series of group activities, observe ourselves and then reflect. Finally, we will uncover the effective traits attained within the exercises to discover each user’s high potential to practice in their own everyday group activities.
This mini-workshop is led by Pitzer student, Jordan Wong.
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Bullet Journal Basics (Mini-Workshop)
2017-01-27 16:00 - 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Designed by Ryder Carroll, the bullet journal system is the analog system for the digital age. The bullet journal is a unique planner system that is incredibly adjustable and adaptable to your life, and includes components of a diary, a scrapbook, a planner, a notebook, all of the above, none of the above, etc. Learn the basics in this workshop, plus design and create your own bullet journal that is unique to your life! This class will teach you the absolute basics of the system, which can be incorportated into any blank notebook you have. Feel free to bring your own, and the Hive will also provide some makeshift journals (read: pieces of paper bound together with staples and/or string) for those of you who don’t have one.
This workshop will be will be led by Rivi Dollinger (PZ ’18).
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Design Your ✿ฺ❀Spring❀ฺ✿ Semester (Mini-Workshop)
2017-01-20 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Design Your Semester is back just in time for the start of the spring semester!
Are you sick and tired of overpromising your time each semester?
This is the year where you…
finally exercise more
do all of the reading for your classes
or actually talk to your friends
So often at the beginning of the school year, you have an idea of the things you want to invest your time in. But time doesn’t always work in your favor, and sometimes it doesn’t work out how you would hope. Then before you know it, you aren’t having the semester you wish you could have.
Well, no more!
Come to the Hive on Friday, January 20 to utilize design thinking to see how you can make the semester work for you rather than against you.
This workshop will be led by the Hive’s Post-Bacs Christie Zeeb (HMC ’16) and Timothy Moore (JMU ’15).
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Composition & Lighting Workshop
2016-11-22 18:30 - 19:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Claremont Captures is hosting our first workshop! We welcome everyone interested in photography to come and learn more about the best ways to compose photographs and tips about lighting! Come and check us out! (We’ll be in Studio 2 at the Hive)
Claremont Captures is a newly-formed 5C club for photographers who want to use our technology, talent, and skills to give back to our community. We want to use the powerful medium of photography to do what we can to serve people around us in need. We host workshops and take photo field trips, but we are also a volunteering-based club and take photos at events for local non-profits.
Join our FB group and like our page to get updates about events: https://www.facebook.com/groups/claremontcaptures/
https://www.facebook.com/claremontcaptures

Icebergs and Assumptions: Unlearning Stereotypes
2016-11-29 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
This workshop, collaboratively led by Pitzer Residence Director, Josh Scacco, and Black Student Affairs Assistant Dean, Nick Daily, will allow participants to encounter the assumptions we make about people and encourage reflection and action to actively unlearn stereotypes and assumptions to make for a better and more connected community.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Visiting Artist and Designer: Sam Starr
2016-11-19 16:00 - 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
In 2010, Sam Starr designed and built Circulus, a cycling track inside what is now the Hive. It impacted the space: the Seeley G. Mudd Science Library shifted from a space for quiet studying to an environment of sounds, movement, and repetition (see video below).
https://vimeo.com/12844053
THIS SATURDAY, from 4 – 5PM Sam Starr will be visiting the Hive for an informal discussion about designing and building Circulus. We will be projecting the video above as well as talking about how this space was altered.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Why Your Group Needs Advanced Planners and Procrastinators
2016-11-18 20:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Why Your Group Needs Advanced Planners and Procrastinators: A Collaboration in STEM Workshop
Workshops in the Collaboration in STEM series provide participants with tools and strategies they can use to strengthen their collaborations. Workshop topics, descriptions, dates, and times appear below. Claremont College students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend any or all workshops. Please RSVP by completing the form at this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0IOb7Pn7OEdPnOzBSXQRuH1ontgllpHprB7wc-cOCbmupvg/viewform
To ensure a positive workshop experience for our participants and presenters, we will limit enrollments to 20 people per session. We will email you to confirm your slot in the workshop(s) you select. This series is offered by Prof. Mashek’s Psychology of Collaboration class at HMC and in partnership with The Hive.
Why Your Group Needs Advanced Planners and Procrastinators
Friday, November 18 @ 8-9 PM
We all know that the early bird gets the worm and the second mouse gets the cheese. How can we structure teamwork to capitalize on the relative merits of both advanced planning and last-minute efforts? This workshop addresses strategies for managing team expectations and accommodating different pacing styles. The workshop will help teams distribute shared resources and effectively plan their time.
OTHER WORKSHOPS IN THE SERIES:
What Dream Teams Are Made Of
https://www.facebook.com/events/613705922153017/
The Power of the Ping: Optimizing Your Team’s Electronic Communications
https://www.facebook.com/events/1676905022601573/
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Class Matters
2016-11-16 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | The Hive – 130 E 7th Street, Claremont, CA 91711, 130 E. 7th St, Claremont, CA, 91711, United States
Are you a low-income/first-generation student ally at the Claremont Colleges? In recognition of National Quest Day this Wednesday November 16th, come through to this workshop co-hosted by Quest at Pomona and the REACH Committee at the Asian American Resource Center to learn more about active allyship and developing class consciousness.
All are welcome.
This event for Quest allies is occurring in conjunction with the main event for members of the Quest community: https://www.facebook.com/events/1186161354783375/

Give THANKS to Grounds, Housekeeping, Maintenance, and Dining!
2016-11-17 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | The Hive – 130 E 7th Street, Claremont, CA 91711, 130 E. 7th St, Claremont, CA, 91711, United States
Now more than ever is the time to say thanks! In the spirit of the the upcoming holidays, we are giving thanks to those that keep Pomona running! That is, our
~~~housekeeping, maintenance, grounds, and dining staff ~~~
Housekeeping, grounds, maintenance and dining do so much to make our experience at Pomona more comfortable, enjoyable, and *possible*. Without them, this College would simply not be able to function.
Come to the Hive Thursday November 17 at 7pm to make thank you posters we will place in buildings across campus for people to write thank you notes on, as well as make individualized cards and letter!! We will have snacks and foods and drinks~~
Put on by: Draper Center, RHS, ASPC, and your passionate Pomona peers as part of a series of thank you events for staff at Pomona College.

Bharathanatyam—The Art of Storytelling Mini-Workshop
2016-11-22 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Bharathanatyam is an ancient Indian classical dance form that combines rhythmic movements and nonverbal expressions of emotions to depict stories from Hindu mythology. Join us for an evening of fun as we explore this incredible ancient Indian art form! The event will be interactive: you will get to learn about the various hand gestures, footwork, and storytelling through movement that this dance form embodies.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). The west entrance can open automatically. For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

The Power of the Ping: A Collaboration in STEM Workshop
2016-11-17 20:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
The Power of the Ping: Optimizing Your Team’s Electronic Communications
Workshops in the Collaboration in STEM series provide participants with tools and strategies they can use to strengthen their collaborations. Workshop topics, descriptions, dates, and times appear below. Claremont College students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend any or all workshops. Please RSVP by completing the form at this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0IOb7Pn7OEdPnOzBSXQRuH1ontgllpHprB7wc-cOCbmupvg/viewform
To ensure a positive workshop experience for our participants and presenters, we will limit enrollments to 20 people per session. We will email you to confirm your slot in the workshop(s) you select. This series is offered by Prof. Mashek’s Psychology of Collaboration class at HMC and in partnership with The Hive.
The Power of the Ping: Optimizing Your Team’s Electronic Communications
Thursday, November 17 @ 8-9 PM
Informed by psychological research, this workshop explores the impact of electronic communication on collaborative group work dynamics. The workshop consists of activities and discussions designed to promote understanding of relevant tools, strategies, and theories. You will explore common pitfalls in electronic communication, why they occur, and how to address them.
OTHER WORKSHOPS IN THE SERIES:
What Dream Teams Are Made Of
https://www.facebook.com/events/613705922153017/
Why Your Group Needs Advanced Planners and Procrastinators
https://www.facebook.com/events/1785225951757701/
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

What Dream Teams Are Made Of: A Collaboration in STEM Workshop
2016-11-15 20:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Workshops in the Collaboration in STEM series provide participants with tools and strategies they can use to strengthen their collaborations. Workshop topics, descriptions, dates, and times appear below. Claremont College students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend any or all workshops. Please RSVP by completing the form at this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0IOb7Pn7OEdPnOzBSXQRuH1ontgllpHprB7wc-cOCbmupvg/viewform
To ensure a positive workshop experience for our participants and presenters, we will limit enrollments to 20 people per session. We will email you to confirm your slot in the workshop(s) you select. This series is offered by Prof. Mashek’s Psychology of Collaboration class at HMC and in partnership with The Hive.
What Dream Teams Are Made Of
Tuesday, November 15 @ 8-9 PM
How can you transform a group of independently-motivated strangers into a cohesive unit equipped to accomplish the seemingly impossible? This student-led workshop provides strategies for generating team identity and aligning the goals of team members in order to create cohesive and effective collaborations. From getting to know your teammates to constructing a common mission for your team, you will leave with tools to transform your STEM group into a dream team.
OTHER WORKSHOPS IN THE SERIES:
The Power of the Ping: Optimizing Your Team’s Electronic Communications
https://www.facebook.com/events/1676905022601573/
Why Your Group Needs Advanced Planners and Procrastinators
https://www.facebook.com/events/1785225951757701/
ACCESSIBILITY
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Paper Mache Pumpkin Making Mini-Workshop
2016-10-25 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | CA
With the upcoming Halloween season, the Hive is celebrating with a paper mache pumpkin making workshop! Come and get creative with your festive decorations.
The Hive is accessible through the entrance facing 7th Street (north entrance), the entrance facing College Ave (west entrance), and the entrance adjacent to Millikan Laboratory and the Cowart ITS building (east entrance). For accommodations, please contact the Hive via Facebook message, email (hive@claremont.edu), or phone call (909-607-9248).

Intro to Visual Communication (Mini-Workshop)
2016-09-14 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | CA
If you can’t draw, but you’d like to try, swing by our visual communication mini-workshop. In one hour of hands-on instruction, we’ll teach you how to draw faster and better people (you’ll never go back to stick figures). You’ll also learn how to do the basics of hand lettering! It’ll be a fun, inky, scribbly hour.
This workshop will be led by student Gail Gallaher (PO ’17).

Disney Imaginations Competition Meet-Up [FREE PIZZA]
2016-09-16 17:00 - 18:00 (America/Denver) | CA
Have ideas on an outdoor space on the 5Cs that addresses the needs of the community?
Come and enjoy pizza as you hear more about Disney’s Imaginations Design Competition and the resources the Hive will provide to support students interested in competing. More than one team can enter! Don’t have a team? At this event, you will be given the opportunity to meet others and discuss ideas and interests–so feel free to come alone! Attendees will also participate in team forming exercises.
More information about competition: https://disneyimaginations.com/
The Hive’s official website: http://creativity.claremont.edu/

How to Start a 5C Club (Mini-Workshop)
2016-09-20 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | CA
Have a niche interest and want to find others with it too? Come learn how start a club, develop an action plan, and build your own community at the 5Cs!
Topics included:
Crafting a mission and events
Outreach + designing posters
Where to find funding (aka how to steal institutional money…jk)
This workshop will be led by student Dominique Chua (SCR ’17).

Upcycling Old Books
2016-09-22 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | CA
Join EcoReps and the Hive as we celebrate sustainability while making beautiful and unique projects out of old books. During this workshop you will learn how to make pinterest-worthy crafts like trinket boxes, stationary, poems, and lanterns, giving a new life to unwanted books from re-coop!
This event is part of Pomona’s week-long Sustainability Festival:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1137027493043416/

Mini @Mudd: Intro to Visual Communication
2016-06-21 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | Sky Cube, Shanahan Center 3rd floor, Harvey Mudd
The Hive comes to Mudd!
If you can’t draw, but you’d like to try, swing by our visual communication mini-workshop. In one hour of hands-on instruction, we’ll teach you how to draw faster and better people (you’ll never go back to stick figures). You’ll also learn how to do the basics of hand lettering! It’ll be a fun, inky, scribbly hour.
All students living or working at the colleges are welcome!

Prototype Pictionary (Mini-Workshop)
2016-06-27 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | CA
We’re playing Pictionary in the 3D world! Dive into our stocks of cardboard, pipe cleaners, rubber bands, and other crafty supplies to communicate a secret word to your teammates before time runs out. This will be fast-paced and fun, so bring friends or expect to make new ones!

How to Talk to Strangers: Speed-Friending Mini-workshop
2016-04-22 19:30 - 20:30 (America/Denver) | CA
If you came to the 36 Questions workshop in the beginning of the semester, this is the second workshop of the How to Talk to Strangers series!
Speed-friending:
noun.
An organized social event in which participants have one-on-one conversations limited to less than ten minutes, for the purpose of meeting people they would like to friends with.
Come to the Hive this Friday to learn and practice having [hopefully] deep conversations with people you don’t know. It’s a great way to meet new people and hone your communication skills!
