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2016 Winter Calendar of Events 

Associated 

Students, 

Incorporated 

5154 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE 

UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION, RM 203 

LOS ANGELES, CA 90032 

PHONE (323) 343-4778 

www.asicalstatela.org

ASSOCIATED 

STUDENTS, 

INCORPORATED 

is the officially recognized voice of Cal State LA 

students. A.S.I. is a not-for-profit student-run auxiliary 

governed by the A.S.I. Board of Directors, who are 

elected each year by the student body. The Board of 

Directors, along with student Academic Senators, 

Associate Justices, and the Cabinet of Commissioners, 

advocate for student interests. 

our purpose 

Provide means for effective avenues of 

student input into the governance of the 

campus. 

Stimulate the educational, social, physical, 

and cultural well-being of the University 

community. 

Develop, enhance, and maintain effective 

communication with faculty, staff, and the 

campus administration. 

our services 

On campus, A.S.I. student representatives 

advocate for students through the Academic 

Senate and various college and university-wide 

committees. Off campus, A.S.I. advocates for 

Cal State LA through its lobbying efforts and 

its collaboration with our sister campuses 

within the California State Student Association 

(CSSA).

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY 

Associated 

Students, Inc. 

LOS ANGELES 

SIX COLLEGES 

Use the following legend below to find 

events that will keep you connected with 

your representing college. 

To find out what college you belong to, look for the 

general department your respective major belongs 

to listed below. 

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS 

ART • COMMUNICATION STUDIES • ENGLISH • LIBERAL STUDIES • 

MODERN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES • MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE 

• PHILOSOPHY • TELEVISION, FILM, & MEDIA STUDENTS 

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 

ACCOUNTING • ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS • FINANCE AND LAW • 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS • MANAGEMENT • MARKETING 

CHARTER COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 

EDUCATION • EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION • REHABILITATION • 

SERVICES • SPECIAL EDUCATION • TESOL URBAN LEARNING 

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, 

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

CIVIL ENGINEERING • COMPUTER SCIENCE • ELECTRICAL & 

COMPUTER ENGINEERING • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING • 

TECHNOLOGY 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT • COMMUNICATION DISORDERS • CRIMINAL 

JUSTICE • PUBLIC HEALTH • EXERCISE SCIENCE • KINESIOLOGY • 

FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY • NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE • 

NURSING • SOCIAL WORK 

COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 

ANTHROPOLOGY • ASIAN AND ASIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES • BIOLOGICAL 

SCIENCES • CHEMISTRY • BIOCHEMISTRY • CHICANO STUDIES • 

GEOSCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENT • LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES • 

MATHEMATICS • NATURAL SCIENCE • PAN-AFRICAN STUDIES • PHYSICS • 

ASTRONOMY • POLITICAL SCIENCE • PSYCHOLOGY • SOCIOLOGY

WELCOME TO 

EXECUTIVES 

Ejmin Hakobian 

President 

asipres@calstatela.edu 

Samuel Garza 

Vice President for Administration 

asivpa@calstatela.edu 

Joselyn Diaz 

Secretary/Treasurer 

asist@calstatela.edu 

Antonio Canzona 

Vice President for Finance 

asivpf@calstatela.edu 

Nicole McCue 

Vice President for Academic Governance 

asivpag@calstatela.edu 

Jason Fontenette 

Vice President for External Affairs and 

Advancement 

asivpeaa@calstatela.edu 

COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES 

College of Engineering, Computer 

Science, & Technology Representative 

Vacant - Applications available online 

asiecst1@calstatela.edu 

Karapet Karagezyan 

College of Engineering, Computer 

Science, & Technology Representative 

asiecst2@calstatela.edu 

Cynthia Alvarez 

College of Business and Economics 

Representative 

asiber1@calstatela.edu 

Sean Weerasinghe 

College of Business and Economics 


asiber2@calstatela.edu 

Charter College of Education 



asiccer1@calstatela.edu 

Charter College of Education 



asiccer2@calstatela.edu 

Ashley Foskey 

College of Arts and Letters 


asicalr1@calstatela.edu 

Gregory Bates 

College of Arts and Letters 


asicalr2@calstatela.edu 

Megan Marie Dia 

College of Health and Human Services 


asihhsr1@calstatela.edu 

Luis Chavez 

College of Health and Human Services 


asihhsr2@calstatela.edu 

Jannah Mae Da La Cuesta 

College of Natural and Social Sciences 


asinssr1@calstatela.edu 

Hanz Legaspi 

College of Natural and Social Sciences 


asinssr2@calstatela.edu

A.S.I. 

COMMISSIONERS 

JUSTICES 

Alexandra Johnson 

Environmental Affairs 

Commissioner 

asieac@calstatela.edu 

Miguel Alejandre 

Spirit Commissioner 

asisc@calstatela.edu 

Ishan Shah 

Elections and Orientation 

Commissioner 

asieoc@calstatela.edu 

Alfred Agustin 

Housing Commissioner 

asihc@calstatela.edu 

Israel Estrada 

Veterans Affairs Commissioner 

asivac@calstatela.edu 

Aakash Shah 

PR & Marketing Commissioner 

asiprmc@calstatela.edu 

Frances Tsai 

Chief Justice 

asicj@calstatela.edu 

Joanna Tien 

Associate Justice 

asiaj1@calstatela.edu 

Salvador Alejo III 


asiaj2@calstatela.edu 

REPS-AT-LARGE SENATORS 

Andre Leon 

Undergraduate Academic Senator 

asiuas1@calstatela.edu 

Timothy Achinger 


asiusa2@calstatela.edu 

Nadia Syed 


asiuas3@calstatela.edu 

Eduardo Ramirez 

Graduate Academic Senator 

asigdas4@calstatela.edu 

Penelope Mendez 

Graduate Academic Senator 

asigdas4@calstatela.edu 

James Steele 

Campus Affairs Representative-at-Large 

asica@calstatela.edu 

Community Affairs Representative-at- 

Large 


asicar@calstatela.edu 

Melody Liu 


asiaj3@calstatela.edu

2016 

Spirit 

Week 

Represent and show your Eagle Pride! Special prize 

drawings and instant giveaways will be featured at every 

event for students wearing Cal State LA gear. Those 

attending Tuesday night’s Golden Eagles Basketball 

games will be eligible for specialty giveaways and 

commemorative souvenirs. More information at 

www.asicalstatela.org/spiritweek. 

Spirit 

Week 

Events 

Raul Henderson 

Spirit Scholarship 

Applications available on Monday, January 4 

Applications due on Monday, January 25 

A.S.I. Administration Office, Room 203, University-Student Union 

To commemorate the many years Mr. Raul Henderson devoted to the Cal State LA 

community, this distinguished scholarship was created. Awards will be given to graduate 

and undergraduate students that best exemplify Henderson’s vision, spirit and devoted 

time to educationally meaningful activities. The applicants will be judged on scholastic 

achievement, campus contributions, community involvement/philanthropy and a written 

essay. For more information and to download an application, visit 

www.asicalstatela.org/scholarship.

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2016 A.S.I. 

GENERAL ELECTION 

Thinking about running? Want to be 

involved in Student Goverment? Do you 

want to help create change? 

Join us @ an Election Workshop to find out 

how you can make a change here at Cal 

State LA. 

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 

@ 3:20 PM 

U-SU, EL MONTE ROOM 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 

@ 5:20 PM 

U-SU, EL MONTE ROOM 

A C C E S S Y O U R B A L L O T O N L I N E V I A 

G . E . T . ( G O L D E N E A G L E T E R R I T O R Y ) 

APPLICATION OPENING AND CLOSING PERIODS 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS BEGINNING 

MONDAY, JANUARY 5 AT MIDNIGHT 

DEADLINE TO SUBMIT CANDIDATE APPLICATION ONLINE IS 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 AT 5 PM 

For more information, contact Ishan Shah, Elections and Orientation Commissioner, at asieoc@calstatela.edu or 

visit www.asicalstatela.org/elections. 

For assistance in accomodating a disability, please contact the Office for Students with Disabilities, Adm 127, or 

call 323-343-3140.For more information, contact Ishan Shah, Elections and Orientation Commissioner, at 

asieoc@calstatela.edu or visit www.asicalstatela.org/elections. 

For assistance in accomodating a disability, please contact the Office for Students with Disabilities, Adm 127, or 

call 323-343-3140.

Experience the 

best our local growers 

have to offer! A.S.I. 

invites you to our monthly 

Farmers Market - featuring 

fresh fruit, produce and 

veggies along with healthy 

living supplies and food 

vendors. Don’t forget to 

bring your reusable 

bags!!! 

JAN FEB 

12 

MAR 

3 1 

Main Walkway 8 am - 6 pm 

FEB 

02/09/ 

/16/23 

Changing the World 

from Within: 

Empower the Self 

A.S.I. Conference Room, U-SU 203 

Tuesdays 2 - 3:30 pm 

Join us for this powerful four week Self 

and Relationship Empowerment Series, 

which will assist you in tapping into your 

personal power and inspire 

self-empowerment. All participants will 

receive a Guide to Self-Exploration 

Manual and Certificate of Completion 

and be entered into a prize drawing for 

free parking or a gift certificate. Sign up 

at the A.S.I. Administration Office 203, 

University-Student Union, or in the EOP 

Office 215, Student Affairs. You can also 

RSVP at www.asicsula.org/empower/rsvp.

FREE 

BLUEBOOKS 

AND 

SCANTRONS 

While supplies last 

Mon-Fri 8 am - 6 pm 

University-Student Union 

Room 203 

For more information visit www.asicalstatela.org

SERVICES 

•Book Voucher Program 

•Scholarships 

•Free Blue Books and Scantrons 

•Funding for Clubs and Organizations 

•Locker Rental Program 

•Disneyland Tickets 

•Knott’s Berry Farm 

•Six Flags/Hurricane Harbor 

•Aquarium of the Pacific 

•Sea World 

•AMC/Regal tickets 

•and more! 

SERVICES

DISCOUNTED 

TICKETS | 

The following tickets may be purchased at 

cashier’s window 6 with cash or check only. 

AMC Theatres 

Single Ticket 

AMC Bundle (2 Tickets, 2 Sodas, 1 Popcorn) 

Regal Cinemas 

Single Ticket 

Regal Bundle (2 Tickets, $10 Snack Card) 

$9.00 

$27.00 

$9.00 

$27.00 

Knott’s Berry Farm Adult $38.00 

Child $31.00 

Raging Waters: San Dimas $31.00 

SeaWorld 2-Day Ticket $54.00 

Six Flags (Magic Mountain) Adult Only $46.00 

Six Flags (Hurricane Harbor) Adult/Child $28.00 

SpeedZone All Ages $26.00

DISCOUNTED 

ONLINE TICKETS | 

The following tickets are 

for purchase online only. 

Aquarium 

Of The c 

Aquarium of the Pacific 

Adult 

Child (Ages 3-11) 

$19.00 

$12.00 

Disneyland 

Disneyland 

Disney Days 1-Day 

1-Park Ticket: 

Adult (Ages 10+) 


$97.04 

$91.28 


Park Hopper® Ticket: 



$144.60 

$139.08 


1-Park Per Day Ticket 



$170.35 

$158.52 


Park Hopper® Ticket 



$206.75 

$194.92 

FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO: 

ASICALSTATELA.ORG/DISCOUNTS 

UNIVERSAL 

STUDIOS 

Universal Studios 

Single Day 

Season Pass 

(Valid until 2/11/2016) 

$77.00 

$139.00 

PURCHASE AT: USHTIX.COM/CALSTATELA

APPLY FOR THE 

BOOK VOUCHER 

PROGRAM 

Receive $200 towards the purchase 

or rental of your textbook. 

A.S.I. provides up to 30 students, who qualify, 

with a $200 book voucher each quarter. 

Submit applications a quarter in advance at 

www.asicalstatela.org. Certain conditions apply.

RENT-A-LOCKER Limited 

availability 

A.S.I. lockers are located in the University-Student 

Union Basement and Library North. 

Fill out an application at the A.S.I. office, 

University-Student Union Room 203. 

Rental: $15.00 

Renewal: $5.00 

Annual: $20.00 

JOIN LOBBY CORPS 

To learn about our efforts and to ensure your voice is being heard 

at the state level, join us for our OPEN meetings. 

Lobby Corps is a network of organized students 

across the CSU system charged with 

maintaining student representation and 

advocacy in the state legislature and CSU Board 

of Trustees meetings. 

For meeting information, contact the Vice 

President for External Affairs and Advancement 

by e-mailing asivpeaa@calstatela.edu or visiting 

asicalstatela.org/lobbycorps.

WE ENCOURAGE 

YOU TO JOIN 

OUR MEETINGS 

Check out the meetings 

happening on campus! 

Meeting times and places subject to change. 

Stay updated and check out our meeting schedule 

online at www.asicalstatela.org. 

A.S.I. is a member of the Auxiliary Organizations Association (AOA) whose makeup 

includes the 23 campuses in the California State University (CSU) system. As such, 

A.S.I. is subject to statutory open meeting requirements: Student body 

organizations under the Gloria Romero Open Meetings Act of 2000 (Education 

Code § 89305-307.4); and all others under Education Code §89920-28 (informally 

referred to as the Seymour Act). AOA, in concert with the California State Student 

Association (CSSA), has developed a model set of governing board meeting 

guidelines. These model guidelines have been reviewed by the Office of General 

Counsel, and are published by AOA with the objective of increasing meeting openness.

MEETINGS 

Board of Directors 

Personnel Committee 

MEETINGS 

Strategic Planning Committee 

Executive Committee 

Finance Committee 

Cabinet of Commissioners 

Cabinet of College Reps 

Bylaws & JRC Committee 

Shared Governance Committee 

Legislative Affairs Committee 

Environmental Policy Committee

MEETING DATES 

Board of 

Directors (B.O.D.) 

The purpose and function of the 

B.O.D. is to act as a governing board 

for the Associated Students, Inc., act 

as a steward to the student funds, and 

act as a learning laboratory for 

student leadership. 

Personnel 

Committee 

The Personnel Committee makes 

recommendations to the B.O.D. 

regarding hiring employees, 

dismissing employees, establishing 

policies regarding employee 

benefits, responsibilities, 

compensation,and grievance 

procedures. 

Strategic Planning 

Committee 

The Strategic Planning Committee 

assists the B.O.D. in recommending 

and directing, for their approval, the 

Associated Students, Inc. B.O.D. vision. 

Thursday, January 07, 2016 

U-SU Board Rm. 303 AB 

3:30 pm - 4 pm 


Housing Services, Phase II Lounge 

3:30 pm - 6 pm 

Thursday, February 04, 2016 

Housing Services, Phase II Lounge 

3:30 pm - 6 pm 



3:30 pm - 6 pm 

Thursday, March 03, 2016 


3:30 pm - 6 pm 

Tuesday, January 12, 2016 


3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 



3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 

Tuesday, February 09, 2016 


3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 



3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 

Tuesday, March 08, 2016 


3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 


A.S.I Conference Rm., U-SU Rm. 203 

4:30 pm - 6 pm 



4:30 pm - 6 pm 



4:30 pm - 6 pm 



4:30 pm - 6 pm



4:30 pm – 6 pm 



4:30 pm – 6 pm 



4:30 pm – 6 pm 



4:30 pm – 6 pm 



4:30 pm – 6 pm 

Friday, January 04, 2016 


Noon - 2 pm 



Noon - 2 pm 

Friday, February 29, 2016 

U-SU Los Angeles Rm. 308 AB 

Noon - 2 pm 



Noon - 2 pm 

Friday, March 11, 2016 

U-SU Los Angeles Rm. 308 BC 

Noon - 2 pm 



Noon - 2 pm 



Noon - 2 pm 



Noon - 2 pm 


U-SU Board Rm 303 AB 

Noon - 2 pm 

Executive 

Committee 

The Executive Committee coordinates 

information regarding programs, 

projects, and problems to be 

considered by the Associated 

Students, Inc. B.O.D. 

Finance 

Committee 

The Finance Committee makes 

recommendations to the B.O.D. 

regarding allocation of funds. The 

committee also prepares an annual 

budget which must be submitted to 

the Associated Students, Inc. B.O.D. 

in sufficient time for review and 

approval. 

Cabinet 

of Commissioners 

The Cabinet of Commissioners 

coordinates, plans and is responsible 

for the activities of the administrative 

unit of the Associated Students, Inc. 

In addition, the COC provides both a 

number of social and educational 

programming for the Cal State LA 

community.

MEETING DATES 

Cabinet of 

College Reps 


Cabinet of College Representatives is 

to support The college representatives 

by opening lines of communication 

and collaboration within the unit. 



3:30 pm -6 pm 



3:30 pm - 6 pm 

Bylaws & Judicial 

Review Committee 


Bylaws and Codes of Procedure 

Committee is to ensure that the 

governing documents, policies 

and procedures of A.S.I. are in 

compliance with Title V of the 

Administrative Code of the State of 

California, Policy and Directives of 

the Board of Trustees of the 

California State University, Policies of 

the Cal State LA, the Articles of 

Incorporation, and the Bylaws. 

Shared Governance 

Council Meetings 


Cabinet of Senators & Shared 

Governance is to coordinate, plan, 

and be responsible for the actions of 

the academic governance units of 

A.S.I., and meet with the University 

Academic Senate (governed by 

faculty) to actively engage in the 

process of shared governance of the 

university. 


A.S.I. Conference Rm., U-SU Rm. 203 

3:15 pm - 4:15 pm 



3:30 pm- 4:30 pm 



3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 



3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 



3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 



3:30 pm - 6 pm 


U-SU Board RM. 303 AB 

3:30 pm - 6 pm 

Thursday, March 10, 2016 


3:30 pm - 6 pm


U-SU Los Angeles Rm 308AB 

2 pm - 4pm 


U-SU Board Rm 303 AB 

2 pm - 4 pm 



2 pm - 4 pm 



2 pm - 4 pm 

Legislative 

Affairs Committee 

The Legislative Affairs Committee’s 

charge is to review, research, and 

make recommendations on, but not 

limited to, legislation emanating from 

the California State Legislature and 

United States Congress. 


U-SU Board Rm. North 303 

10 am - Noon 


U-SU Board Rm. North 303 

10 am - Noon 



10 am - Noon 


U-SU Board Rm. 303 North 

10 am - Noon 

Environmental 

Policy Committee 

The Environmental Policy 

Committee formulates and 

encourages the adoption of policies 

that will make the Associated 

Students, Inc.'s internal practices 

more environmentally sustainable. l. 

WE ENCOURAGE 

YOU TO JOIN 

OUR MEETINGS

CHECK OUT 

THESE 

EVENTS 

ON CAMPUS 

For more details about these events, please view 

the following calendar pages.

EVENTS 

Raul Henderson Spirit Scholarship 

EVENTS 

Mandatory Meeting Workshop 

Farmers Market 

Green Resolutions 

What’s Your Degree Worth 

Eagle Talks 2016 

Winter Warmup 

Dare 2 Dream 

Housing How To Series 

A&L Activity Workshop 

B&E Love Market 

NSS Club & Org Bazaar 

Engineering Week STEAM Showcase 

State of the College with Dean Bowman 

It Gets Better, Day of Prevention 

D STRESS 

Mind Matters: Finals Stress Relief

January 2016 

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classes begin 

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 

17 18 19 20 21 

MLK Jr. Day; 

University closed 

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31 1 2 3 4 

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JAN 

4 

JAN 

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Farmers 

JAN 

13 

Raul Henderson Spirit Scholarship 

Applications available on Monday, January 4 

Applications due on Monday, January 25 

A.S.I. Administration Office, Room 203, University-Student Union 

To commemorate the many years Mr. Raul Henderson devoted to 

the Cal State LA community, this distinguished scholarship was 

created. Awards will be given to graduate and undergraduate 

students that best exemplify Henderson’s vision, spirit and devoted 

time to educationally meaningful activities. The applicants will be 

judged on scholastic achievement, campus contributions, 

community involvement/philanthropy and a written essay. For more 

information and to download an application, visit 

www.asicalstatela.org/scholarship. 

Market 

Main Walkway 

8 am - 6pm 

Experience the best our local growers have to offer! A.S.I. invites 

you to our monthly Farmers Market - featuring fresh fruit, produce 

and veggies along with healthy living supplies and food vendors. 

Don’t forget to bring your reusable bags!!! 

Green Resolutions 

Main Walkway 

1 - 4 pm 

Get 2016 started off right! This is your year and another opportunity 

to impact the world for the better. So why not consider “greening” 

your new year’s resolutions? Find out more about how to shrink 

your carbon footprint, save money, cut waste, and live a 

sustainability-conscious life. Share your eco-stories, or hear about 

new methods to make your home or office more environmentally 

friendly. Our Environmental Policy Committee will be providing free 

healthy food and drink options along with information about how to 

become an eco-activist on campus and in the Greater Los Angeles 

area.

JAN 

14 

JAN 

20 

JAN 

22 

A.S.I. 

A.S.I. Mandatory Funding Workshop 

U-SU LA Room ABC 

7 - 8:30 pm 

All recognized clubs and organizations are eligible to receive 

funding for new or annual programs. To access these funds, a 

representative from your organization must attend this workshop to 

learn about A.S.I. funding policies and expectations. This A.S.I. 

workshop will take place after the CSI Organizational Development 

meeting. For more information, visit www.asicalstatela.org/services. 

Contact the A.S.I. Vice President for Finance by emailing 

asivpf@calstatela.edu or by calling (323) 343-4778. 

What's Your Degree Worth? 

A&L Music Hall 

3 - 4:30 pm 

Calling all A&L Majors! Are you curious, skeptical, or worried about 

your future in the profession? Find out what your degree is really 

worth from Cal State LA Alums and Career Services staff. 

Mandatory Funding Workshop 

USU LA Room ABC 

4 - 5:30 pm 


All recognized clubs and organizations are eligible to receive 

funding for new or annual programs. To access these funds, a 

representative from your organization must attend this workshop to 

learn about A.S.I. funding policies and expectations. This A.S.I. 

workshop will take place after the CSI Organizational Development 

meeting. For more information, visit www.asicalstatela.org/services. 

Contact the A.S.I. Vice President for Finance by emailing 

asivpf@calstatela.edu or by calling (323) 343-4778.

JAN 

25-27 

Eagle Talks 2016 

January 25 from 5 - 6:30 pm 

U-SU San Gabriel Room 

January 26 from 12 - 2 pm 

U-SU LA Room 

January 27 from 12 - 1:30 pm 




Fresh ideas, new approaches, and leadership standards for success - 

the college representatives of Business & Economics and Natural & 

Social Sciences present EAGLE TALKS! Join us each day as we inspire 

and empower students through “talks” with dynamic community 

leaders and successful entrepreneurs. More information about the 

featured speakers at www.asicalstatela.edu/eagletalks. For more 

information and to download an application, visit 

www.asicalstatela.org/scholarship. 

JAN 

27 

Winter Warmup 

Salazar Hall Plaza 

2 - 4 pm 


Help the Los Angeles community keep warm this winter by 

donating new/unused socks to those in need. All sizes and colors 

needed! While you are there, meet your B&E college 

representatives, A.S.I. members, and talk to EPIC staff about 

community service opportunities. Hot winter drinks and yummy 

treats will be provided.

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Main walkway 

8 am - 6 pm 




Don’t forget to bring your reusable bags! 

Dare 2 Dream Part I 


3:30 - 5 pm 

Cal State LA Students! Do you know what AB540 status is and how 

it relates to immigrant students in higher education? Have you been 

to the new Dreamers Resource Center? If you want to learn more 

about AB 540 resources and services on campus, NOW is your 

chance! Visit us for an introduction of the center and a presentation 

of its vision for the future of undocumented student support in 

California. More information at www.asicalstatela.edu/dreamers or 

at http://www.calstatela.edu/ab540. 

Housing How To Series: 

Credit Building 101 

Housing Phase II Conference Room 

6 - 7 pm 


There are a lot of benefits to having good credit and lenders aren’t 

the only ones who look at your credit and credit history. Employers, 

insurance companies, landlords, and cell phone providers can also 

reference your credit history when they make decisions about you. 

Join us for this interactive workshop and learn more about 

establishing credit, credit accounts, and good credit habits. Hosted 

by Wells Fargo Cal State LA. Snacks and beverages provided while 

supplies last.

FEB 

10 

A&L Activity Workshops 

USU El Monte/Montebello Room 

3:15 - 5:15 pm 


Want to know more about poetry, improv or debate? If so, come on 

down to the A&L Activity Workshops! Socialize with your peers and 

enjoy light refreshments while having fun in the workshop of your 

choice! 

FEB 

11 

B&E Love Market 

Salazar Hall Quad 

12 - 2:30 pm 


Celebrate Valentine’s Day with A.S.I.’s annual Love Market event. 

Hangout with Business Club students, enjoy fun carnival games, 

purchase delicious food, and meet some awesome Golden Eagles 

that share the same interests as you. 

FEB 

16 

NSS Club and Org Bazaar 

Main Walkway 

1 - 4 pm 


Hey NSS Students! Want to get INVOLVED in more clubs and 

organizations on campus? Join us to learn more about, and how to 

be a part of, the variety of clubs that NSS has to offer! Snacks, 

refreshments, and giveaways provided to all attendees.

FEB 

17 

Dare 2 Dream Part II 

U-SU Board Room North 

3:30 - 5 pm 


Join us for Part II of the Dare 2 Dream series as we discuss how Cal 

State LA can support Dreamer Students as they enter college, progress 

through, and graduate. More Information at 

www.asicalstatela.edu/dreamers or at http://www.calstatela.edu/ab540. 

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24 

Dare 2 Dream Part III 

U-SU Board Room North 

3:30 - 5 pm 


Join us for the final piece to Dare 2 Dream. We will be discussing 

state and federal laws and mandates as they pertain to Dreamer 

Students. More Information at www.asicalstatela.edu/dreamers or 

at http://www.calstatela.edu/ab540. 

FEB 

23/25 

Engineering Week 

STEAM Showcase 

ECST Courtyard 

12 - 4 pm 

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, 

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

Are you thinking about applying to an internship, but don’t know 

where to start? Look no further than our own campus! Join us as we 

showcase how these team projects can lead to your next internship. 

Featuring - the Cal State LA Formula SAE racing team, EcoCar, Mini 

Baja, Concrete Canoe, and much more!

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Main walkway 

8 am - 6pm 




Don’t forget to bring your reusable bags!!! 

MAR 

2 

State of the College 

with Dean Bowman 

U-SU Theatre 

3 - 5 pm 


Concerned about our campus community? Curious about the NSS 

College? Looking for ways to create change? Open a dialogue with 

Dean Bowman at the State of the College event! Light refreshments 

provided. 

MAR 

3 

It Gets Better, 

Day of Prevention 

U-SU Plaza 

3:15 - 4:15 pm 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 

Stress gets to the best of us, but we can’t let it get the best of us. 

Learn about managing stress and how to identify warning signs of 

depression and suicide. Also, be informed as to what you can do to 

help yourself and others. See what resources the university has to 

offer! Be sure to come by and de-stress with free food and 

giveaways before the quarter ends. Remember, even with stressors 

all around us…It Gets Better!

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D STRESS 

Salazar Hall Quad 

King Hall Walkway 

Main Walkway 

6 - 10 pm 

D STRESS with A.S.I.! During your finals study breaks, visit our 

refresh/d-stress booths around Cal State LA. There will be FREE 

refreshments, including hot coffee and cocoa, snacks, and 

scantrons/bluebooks for your test taking needs. Happy studying, 

Golden Eagles! 

MAR 

10 

Mind Matters: Finals Stress Relief 

Housing Phase II Conference Room 

6 - 7 pm 

Are you experiencing high levels of stress or experiencing problems 

caused by sleep deprivation and anxiety? Learn more about the 

Mind Matters initiative which provides on-campus services to help 

students navigate the demands of academic excellence, family 

responsibilities, and workplace expectations. Health and wellness is 

an important part of your success at Cal State LA and the university 

has a variety of support options available. Snacks, beverages, 

scantrons, and bluebooks available with student health resource 

packets.

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5154 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE 

UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION, RM 203 

LOS ANGELES, CA 90032 

PHONE (323) 343-4778

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