Happening today: Womxn's Empowerment Week enters fourth day

The first-ever Womxn’s Empowerment Week at Austin Peay State University will be filled with events for students and employees. Each day will feature in-person and Zoom programs, such as a local, women-owned business vendor fair, along with various speakers. Today’s theme focuses on self-care and will give women two opportunities to learn how to pamper and take care of themselves. The first event is Skin-care with Kayle at noon-2 p.m. at MUC Rooms 303-305. Women will have the opportunity to work with an aesthetician to create natural face masks. Visit the Peaylink event listing for more information. The second event is Women’s Health virtual panel at 3 p.m. on Zoom with Dr. Jessica Fripp hosting. Fripp will host a panel on women’s mental and physical health. Fripp will answer questions submitted on social media platforms. Click here to attend the Zoom seminar. Visit the Peaylink event listing for more information.

Students wait for their turn at the Womxn's Empowerment Week kickoff booth.

(Posted March 4, 2021)

The first-ever Womxn’s Empowerment Week at Austin Peay State University will be filled with events for students and employees.

Each day will feature in-person and Zoom programs, such as a local, women-owned business vendor fair, along with various speakers.

Today’s focus will be on women in the workplace and will include two programs.

The first event – “She is Empowered” women in the workplace panel discussion – will be at 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center. Visit the Peaylink event listing for more information.

The second event will be Woman-Owned Business Fair at 1-3 p.m. at MUC Rooms 303-305.

This event will include many popular vendors to the Clarksville area such as Yada Deli, Jolie’s Chateau and many more. Visit the Peaylink event listing for more information.

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