Queer Coffee offers a chance to connect with other LGBTQ+ staff, faculty, students, and allies at Cerritos through a monthly FREE coffee hour! The setting is informal and you can bring a friend and meet new friends. Please attend if you’d like to join us in our effort to support LGBTQ+ safe zones, build community, foster campus diversity and inclusion, and enjoy free coffee and treats. Queer Coffee is a monthly coffee hour co-sponsored by Safe Zone and the HR Office of Diversity, Compliance, and Title IX.
MISSION SAN GABRIEL Archaeological Truth Unearthed
April 16, 2019 –
SS 315
Mission San Gabriel Archaeological Truth Unearthed 11 am, April 16 in SS 315.
Special presentation by archaeologist John Dietler on excavations at the mission.
Our Cerritos colleague John Macias (California history instructor, current director of the San Gabriel Mission Museum, and expert in the history of Latinos in the U.S.) has secured archaeologist John Dietler to come to our campus and discuss the latest discoveries from the diggings at the mission. All majors are welcome. This is an excellent topic for a paper and/or discussion.
This event is co-hosted by the History Club, the Anthropology Club, and the History and Anthropology Departments. What do these artifacts say about this mission and the mission system? Come and find out.
The drill is designed to test the emergency communication system and
protocols, and to ensure that the campus community is prepared in the event of an Active Shooter.
Wednesday, April 17 10:15 am & 7:15 pm
The campus community will be asked to Shelter in Place, view the Run. Hide. Fight.® video and discuss response protocols.
If you are not in a classroom or office at the time of the drill please see below for alternate locations to view the Run. Hide. Fight.® video in:
1. Board Room
2. Student Center
3. LRC Building – Main Library, Math/LA Success Center (downstairs), ESL/ML Success Center (upstairs)
4. Gymnasium Team Room (North side of gym)
To request disability accommodations (e.g. communications access, alternate formats) to participate fully in this event, please submit your request to [email protected] within seven school days in advance of the event.
The drill is designed to test the emergency communication system and
protocols, and to ensure that the campus community is prepared in the event of an Active Shooter.
Wednesday, April 17 10:15 am & 7:15 pm
The campus community will be asked to Shelter in Place, view the Run. Hide. Fight.® video and discuss response protocols.
If you are not in a classroom or office at the time of the drill please see below for alternate locations to view the Run. Hide. Fight.® video in:
1. Board Room
2. Student Center
3. LRC Building – Main Library, Math/LA Success Center (downstairs), ESL/ML Success Center (upstairs)
4. Gymnasium Team Room (North side of gym)
To request disability accommodations (e.g. communications access, alternate formats) to participate fully in this event, please submit your request to [email protected] within seven school days in advance of the event.
The Cerritos College Choir and selected vocalists will perform a variety of choral and vocal repertoire for an afternoon sure to bring delight.
Sunday, April 28 | 4 p.m.
California Heights UMC | Admission is free
The Scholars' Honors Program (SHP) will honor 30 of its graduates on Tuesday, April 30th, during its 22nd Annual Transfer Ceremony. SHP students continue to have the highest admissions rates to UC Berkeley, UC Irvine, UCLA, and USC. The Scholars’ Honors Program expresses its gratitude to everyone at Cerritos College (faculty, administrators, staff, and students); your time, support, and continuing contributions have made the Scholars’ Honors Program the success it is today and the success it will be in the future.
In Adding Machine: A Musical, Mister Zero, a middle-aged accountant, is "let go" from his job after twenty-five years; he will be replaced by an adding machine. Facing the mundane and repetitious life with a shallow wife and a strained relationship with his female assistant, he murders his boss and finds himself facing execution. In the afterlife, Zero and his assistant find the romance they could never have in life, but Zero cannot reconcile his newfound happiness with his sense of justice and his new identity as murderer. In death, Zero discovers his true nature, the history of his soul and has a final chance to find redemption. A nearly-operatic abstract score further conveys the expressionist nature of this deeply philosophical and dark commentary on the meaning of life.
In Adding Machine: A Musical, Mister Zero, a middle-aged accountant, is "let go" from his job after twenty-five years; he will be replaced by an adding machine. Facing the mundane and repetitious life with a shallow wife and a strained relationship with his female assistant, he murders his boss and finds himself facing execution. In the afterlife, Zero and his assistant find the romance they could never have in life, but Zero cannot reconcile his newfound happiness with his sense of justice and his new identity as murderer. In death, Zero discovers his true nature, the history of his soul and has a final chance to find redemption. A nearly-operatic abstract score further conveys the expressionist nature of this deeply philosophical and dark commentary on the meaning of life.
2019 Spring Job Fair
April Music Concert: Yamaha Piano Artists Showcase
Queer Coffee
MISSION SAN GABRIEL Archaeological Truth Unearthed
Adding Machine: A Musical
