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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Has the urge hit U yet? That desire to get outdoors and try something NEW, update your resume or trade in your time for a fun event or program! For many, the start of the spring quarter intensifies the need to begin preparing for graduation! I know I’m seeing it around the U-SU, but I’m also feeling the pressure to make sure all of U are carefully prepared for what lies outside the campus. Now more than ever, organization and planning is important, which is why we came up with events and programs to help U prep for life beyond Cal State L.A.! Knowing how to make the most of this quarter will ensure your success! Get SPRUNG for spring because this calendar proves that U don’t have to be in “the best of times” for some of the best of things to take place! It’s up to U to make the most of your time here at CSULA! Bring on the sun! JOSEPH M. AGUIRRE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION MEET THE STAFF 1 5 9 13 17 21 2 6 10 14 18 22 3 7 11 15 19 23 4 8 12 16 20 24 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thanks to the following departments and organizations who contributed to the Spring 2010 programs and events: American Communities Program, Associated Students, Inc., Black Student Association, Career Center, Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities, Chicano Studies, Department of Public Safety, Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, Housing Services, Latin American Student Association, Latin American Studies, M.E.Ch.A., Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social, Pan African Studies, Philosophy, Sociology, Student Health Center, The Queer Connection, University Bookstore, and student fees. COVER INFORMATION Front row, from left to right: Karen Hirosawa Graphic Design Esmeralda Salcedo Psychology Leticia Gonzales Theatre Arts & Dance Back row, from left to right: Michael Oldenkamp Sociology Christopher Jackson Sociology Vinh Pham Business Administration Adam Guthrie Communications & TV, Film, Media Studies 1. JOSEF ALAYRA Fitness Coordinator 2. FRANGELO AYRAN Assistant Director for Student Development, CSI 3. MARIELENA BECERRA Campus Involvement Coordinator, CSI 4. CHRISTIAN CAMPOS Graphics Coordinator 5. DENISE CARLOS, M.S.W. Gender & Sexuality Resource Center Coordinator, CCC 6. JENNIFER CELAYA DAVIS Director, CSI 7. TONY CHRISTOPHER Building Services Coordinator 8. HELEN DESPART Office Manager, CSI 9. MICHELLE HOOPER Administrative Services Coordinator 10. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON Campus Involvement Coordinator, CSI 11. CHERYL JOSE Accounting Technician 12. MIGUEL JUAN Building Services Coordinator 13. RHONDA MITCHELL Administrative Assistant, CCC 14. NICHOLAS NEGRETE Assistant Director, CCC 15. JOHN ORTIZ Director, Operations 16. SANDRA QATAMI Student Development Coordinator, CSI 17. RON AARON RUIZ Operations Technical Coordinator 18. MARTIN SANDOVAL Assistant Director, Operations 19. JOSEPH SEDLACEK Assistant to the Executive Director 20. FREDERICK SMITH Director, CCC 21. ROWENA TRAN Assistant Director, U-SU / Financial Services 22. VERONICA WOO Director, Graphics & Marketing 23. AMBER WRIGHT Meeting & Event Services Coordinator 24. LENA ZENG Accounting Technician U-SU BUILDING HOURS Monday - Friday 7am - 10pm Saturday 7am - 6pm Sunday Closed FOR INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENT OFFICE HOURS, PLEASE CALL: U-SU Administration (323) 343-2450 Center for Student Involvement (323) 343-5110 Cross Cultural Centers (323) 343-5001 Graffix (323) 343-2464 The Pit (323) 343-2520 Union Meeting & Event Services (323) 343-2465 Xtreme Fitness Center (323) 343-7546 U-SU website www.calstatela.edu/usu
MARCH 29 MONDAY If you will be graduating in June 2010, stop by the Cross Cultural Centers, 2nd Floor, U-SU this quarter for information about the four Cultural Graduate Celebrations presented by the CCC. Information on the Asian Pacific, Black, Gay and Lesbian Pride, and Raza Grad Celebrations will be available. Contact the Cross Cultural Centers at (323) 343-5001 or www.calstatela.edu/usu/grad. WE ARE NOT THE SAME. APISRC PHOTO PROJECT Noon, Asian Pacific Islander Student Resource Center, 2nd Floor, University-Student Union This is a quarter long campaign that explores the unique sociological, historical, political, demographic, and cultural issues that make up today’s diverse Asian/Asian American communities. This program will photograph Asian students at CSULA and raise awareness on the diverse ethnic identities that are lumped in the term “Asian.” Please email Nadia Chiang at nadiachiang.2@ gmail.com for more information. SPRING BACK! 3 PM, U-SU Plaza Are you tired from winter rain and cloudy skies? Then SPRING BACK into action with CSI! Start the “countdown to summer” right with FREE snacks and prize giveaways, and get the latest info on all the upcoming campus programs and activities. 30 TUESDAY APRIL 1THURSDAY SPRING BACK! Noon, U-SU Plaza For more information on this program, refer to the March 29th event. U-LEAD: TIME MANAGEMENT 1 PM, Student Club And Organization Offices 2nd Floor, University-Student Union, Room 201 Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Time is the ONLY resource that is distributed to everyone in equal measure. Come and learn how to successfully manage your time in order to achieve your most valuable goals. SPRING BACK! Noon, U-SU Plaza For more information on this program, refer to the March 29th event. SEX AND THE SANDINISTAS 6:15 PM, U-SU Theatre 1st Floor, University-Student Union Without assuming any prior knowledge of Nicaraguan history, this documentary brings to life the extraordinary and valuable experience of lesbians and gays coming out in the whirlwind of a Latin American revolution. Film will be followed by a talk by Dr. Emily Hobson, UC Santa Barbara Feminist Studies. Directed by Lucinda Broadbent, 1991, 25 minutes. CULTURAL GRADUATE CELEBRATIONS REGISTRATION FORMS AVAILABLE SIGN UP DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY 7 BY 4 PM. 5MONDAY U-LEAD: TRUE COLORS 3 PM, Student Club And Organization Offices 2nd Floor, University-Student Union, Room 201 Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. True Colors is a simple model of personality identification. It will help to improve communication through recognition of a person’s true character. This is an interactive workshop with an easy and convenient way of discovering one’s strengths and understanding human behavior. MOM’S ‘N POP’S MIXER 3:15 PM, San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor, University-Student Union Ever feel like you are the only student on campus trying to balance the stress of attending school and raising children at the same time? The Gender & Sexuality Resource Center wants you to know -- You are not alone! Network with other parenting students and learn about resources on campus, including the Anna Bing Child Care Center. 6TUESDAY WALK-UP CAREER SERVICES 10 AM – 2 PM, Main Walkway (In front of The Career Center) It’s a great opportunity to get your questions answered “on the spot.” SHADES OF BROWN: EXPLORING LATINO DIVERSITY 4:30 PM, Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor, University-Student Union Mexicans, Salvadorians, Cubans, Dominicans…… Are they all the same? Do they share similarities or differences? What and who is considered Latino? This panel, presented by the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Center, explores the many shades of brown that compose the Latino community, and examines how Latinos are represented, portrayed in the culture at large, and their complexity beyond cultural stereotypes. 7WEDNESDAY CAMPUS WALK CHALLENGE 1 PM – 2 PM, Main Walkway At The Student Health Center Take the Campus Walk Challenge and join us for a brisk (or leisurely) walk around the campus perimeter. If you’re looking for an opportunity to build more activity into your day, this 1.5 mile walk is for you. 3 PM, U-SU PLAZA Forget New Year’s resolutions, because it’s never too late to begin healthy eating habits! The Center for Student Involvement can help you start by bringing back Fresh Fruit Wednesdays. Stop by our table and get fresh fruit as well as healthy eating information. FRESH FRUIT WEDNESDAYS
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Page 5 and 6: APRIL 13 TUESDAY SPRING STUDENT FES
Page 7 and 8: APRIL 22 THURSDAY ETHNICITY AND BAS
Page 9 and 10: MAY 3 MONDAY SELF-DEFENSE EDUCATION
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