LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - In celebration of Women's History Month, Lock Haven University's President's Commission on the Status of Women, English Club, and Hope Center will be hosting an event called “Let Her Voice Be Heard.” The event will be held at Lock Haven University's Hope Center (East Campus G204) at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 24.

“Let Her Voice Be Heard” is a celebration of women's writing and a celebration of women at LHU. The event will feature readings by women writers from Lock Haven University as well as readings of various works by famous female authors by students and faculty.

Following the readings, nominees for the Women of Distinction Awards will be announced. Light refreshments will be served.

"I feel that this event is an important campus event because it celebrates and honors the work done by women here at Lock Haven University, and it gives us an opportunity to read and reflect upon the writings of women as a part of a celebration of Women's History Month," states Dr. Tracey A. Cummings, one of the organizers of the event.

The event is free and open to the public. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend.