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APRIL 7WEDNESDAY U-LEAD: PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL RETREAT 6 PM, STUDENT CLUB AND ORGANIZATION OFFICES 2ND FLOOR, ROOM 201 UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Learn how to develop a successful blueprint for your organization’s retreat. A retreat creates an opportunity for board members to take a step back, build teams, have concentrated dialogue and make strategic plans for the future of the organization. 7 PM, U-SU THEATRE 1ST FLOOR, UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION 8THURSDAY GOOD HAIR 9FRIDAY CSI brings the hit movies directly to you! Join us for a FREE screening of the summer’s smash hit Vegas comedy “THE HANGOVER.” Doors open at 6:45 pm. Seats are first come, first served, so be sure to arrive on time. NOON TUNES Noon, U-SU Plaza CSI puts a new spin on Noon Tunes: the lunchtime concert series features Cal State L.A. student bands for the spring! Join us for BOMBON, an all-girl band out of San Pedro rocking a fresh new surf/garage sound. Refreshments will be available while supplies last. WRITING A WINNING RESUME 2 PM, Career Center Learn how to put together an effective resume and a power cover letter. 6:15 PM, U-SU THEATRE 1ST FLOOR, UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION CSI NIGHT @ THE MOVIES This eye-opening film focuses on African American women’s hair and the multi-billion dollar black hair industry, and includes visits to beauty salons, barbershops, black hair conventions, scientific laboratories, and India, where many hair weaves worn by African American women originate. Directed by Jeff Stilson, 2009, 96 minutes. A student panel discussion will follow! REQUIRED ORGANIZATION MEETING 2 PM, U-SU Theatre 1st Floor, University-Student Union Student group members will receive important information on campus policies and procedures pertinent to clubs. One representative of each organization must attend at least one of the available meeting dates to maintain University recognition. Don’t be late! 12 MONDAY 12:00 PM, STUDENT CLUB AND ORGANIZATION OFFICES 2ND FLOOR, ROOM 201 UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION 13 TUESDAY U-LEAD: INDIVIDUAL BUDGETING Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Learn how to set up a personalized budget. Bring along your monthly purchases, expenses and savings goals to work through your individual spending plan. RECYCLING FUN! 3 PM, U-SU Plaza Join CSI as we explore the endless possibilities of recycling as we transform newspaper into fun crafts. WORKING WHILE BLACK: A BLACK PERSON’S GUIDE TO SUCCESS IN THE WORKPLACE 3:15 PM, San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor, University-Student Union This workshop, presented by the Pan African Student Resource Center and S.T.A.R.S. Mentor Program, will offer straight forward and practical advice for African Americans. Michelle Johnson, author of Working While Black, leads discussion on the tensions and pitfalls of working in an office that may not be inclusive or validating for African Americans. The University Bookstore will have copies of the book for sale before and during the event. BUYING TIME: A READING BY PAMELA SAMUELS YOUNG 6 PM, Alhambra Room 3rd Floor, University-Student Union Pamela Samuels Young is a full-time attorney and author, whose Los Angeles-based legal thrillers feature a multicultural cast of characters on all sides of the law. She discusses the themes in her four novels, Every Reasonable Doubt, In Firm Pursuit, Murder on the Down Low, and Buying Time, and how she balances dual careers in the courtroom and in publishing. The University Bookstore will have copies of the books for sale before and during the event. FREE CONFIDENTIAL RAPID HIV TESTING RESULTS IN 30 MINUTES! 10 AM – 3 PM, Mobile Unit at Parking Lot 4 (Between Administration & Biological Sciences Buildings) The Student Health Center offers traditional confidential HIV testing Monday – Friday by appointment, but if you’re looking for free rapid testing stop by. The testing is provided by the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science Mobile HIV Testing Unit (funded by the Office of AIDS Programs and Policy, Los Angeles County Department of Health Services). It is available for students, faculty, and staff. This service is offered on a walk-in, first come-first served basis. Wait time is approximately 30 minutes. GRADFAIR 10 AM – 7 PM, Eagles Nest Gymnasium If you’re graduating in June 2010, stop by GradFair to pick up all your materials for the upcoming University Commencement season. Additionally, information will be available on the Cultural Grad Celebrations (Asian Pacific, Black, Gay & Lesbian Pride, and Raza) presented by the Cross Cultural Centers. For GradFair information, contact Alumni Relations at (323) 343-2586.
APRIL 13 TUESDAY SPRING STUDENT FEST 11 AM – 2 PM, U-SU PLAZA Walk the red carpet at Spring Student Fest 2010 and feel the CSULA love! Stop by the club, organization and department tables to get involved and learn more about on-campus resources. Pick up free giveaways, win prizes, and get ready for some star treatment! It’s time to play, Cal State L.A.! FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERVIEWING 11 AM, Career Center Learn how preparation and practice can help you land the job. 14 WEDNESDAY FREE CONFIDENTIAL RAPID HIV TESTING RESULTS IN 30 MINUTES! 10 AM – 3 PM, Mobile Unit at Parking Lot 4 (Between Administration & Biological Sciences Buildings) For more information on this program, see the description of the April 13th testing date. GRADFAIR 10 AM – 7 PM, Eagles Nest Gymnasium See event description from April 13. CAMPUS WALK CHALLENGE 1 PM – 2 PM, Main Walkway at the Student Health Center For more information on this program, refer to the April 7th event. FRESH FRUIT WEDNESDAYS 3 PM, U-SU Plaza For more information on this program, refer to the April 7th event. 3:15 PM, ALHAMBRA ROOM 3RD FLOOR, UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION SISTERHOOD CIRCLE: SHOULD I STAY? OR SHOULD I GO? SEX, CONSENT AND YOU 3:15 PM, Student Health Center, Room 210 Is it rape if someone says “no” after sex has begun? Can a person who is under the influence of alcohol or other drugs give legal consent for sex? Does “no” ever mean “yes”? Consent is the key to preventing sexual assault. Find out what you and your friends need to know about consent and preventing sexual assault. Healthy snacks will be served. 15 THURSDAY Spring 2010 This week’s Sisterhood Circle focuses on the topic of healthy relationships. What is a healthy relationship? Why do we choose the partners we choose? Who are we most likely to end up with? Come find out for yourself. April Nelson Afao, M.S. Marriage and Family Therapist, Counseling and Psychological Services, will be available for questions. GRADFAIR 10 AM – 6 PM, Eagles Nest Gymnasium See event description from April 13. 15 THURSDAY JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES 2 PM, Career Center Learn the value of self-assessment, goal setting, networking and employer research. Various job search methods will be discussed. U-LEAD: COMMUNICATION 4 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. Come to this interactive workshop to learn effective communication skills. Through different exercises, discover common mistakes that lead to miscommunication, and learn how to successfully convey your ideas. Join playwrights, directors, and scholars for a discussion of the performance and construction of racial and gendered identities in David Henry Hwang’s awardwinning play, M. Butterfly. The roundtable will be followed by the opening-night performance of CSULA’s production of M. Butterfly. A limited number of reduced-priced tickets for the performance will be available at the State Playhouse. 5:30 PM (ROUNDTABLE), SAN GABRIEL ROOM, 3RD FLOOR, UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION; 7:30 PM (PERFORMANCE), STATE PLAYHOUSE 6 – 10 PM, U-SU PLAZA (LA ROOM, RAIN BACKUP) 19 MONDAY CULTURAL ROUNDTABLE: THEATRE, SOCIAL CRITIQUE, AND CONSTRUCTIONS OF IDENTITY IN M. BUTTERFLY. OPENING NIGHT: M. BUTTERFLY TAKE BACK THE NIGHT Take Back The Night is an annual event presented by the Gender & Sexuality Resource Center, which features various community and campus organizations that come together to raise awareness and put an end to domestic violence, rape, and assault. Statistics show that even though you may not have been directly affected by these issues, you certainly know someone who has. Through music, spoken word, information tables, interactive crafts tables, and personal testimonials, learn how to empower yourself and make a difference around these issues. U-LEAD: ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER 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. Learn the language of parliamentary procedure. Improve the effectiveness of your team by getting them back on track with great meetings, and help members find the power of their voice.
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