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11:00 am: Global Roundtable Event: American Democracy & You - Your Voice!
11:00 am – 12:00 pm April 9, 2024
On behalf of the Office of International Student Services, we invite you as part of our Global Roundtable Series to attend a seminar co-facilitated by Professor Sunday Obazuaye. The Office of International Student Services (OISS) is proud to partner with the Political Science Department as Professor Sunday Obazuaye will be discussing American democracy and how all individuals (citizens, immigrants, nonimmigrants) can contribute to the narrative of today’s political agenda as we approach upcoming elections and with the rise of continuing political topics and issues. The floor will also be opened for students to ask questions regarding these topics.
11:00 am: Jean Pfaelzer - California, A Slave State
11:00 am – 12:30 pm April 9, 2024
On Tuesday, April 9th, from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Dr. Jean Pfaelzer, Professor of American studies at the University of Delaware, will deliver a talk on her new book: California, A Slave State. The talk will be on Zoom but there will be a viewing room on campus in SS-136. Zoom
Come celebrate National Library Week by watching Party Girl starring Parker Posey. Posey is a club-going party girl in 1990s NYC. When she runs into financial trouble, her librarian godmother bails her out but forces Posey to work off her debt at the library. This movie is one of the reasons many librarians of a certain age joined the profession.
Pet therapy is a great and effective way to reduce stress and anxiety. Come join us for a fun and relaxing time surrounded by paws near the Library on April 10,11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
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11:30 am: LGBTQ+ & International Global Roundtable
11:30 am – 12:30 pm April 11, 2024
Come join the LGBTQ+ Program & International Student Services for this first ever Global Roundtable. The Program Facilitators will be exploring the impact of diversity within intersectional communities, as well as providing a space for attendee reflection and participation!
Join the LGBTQ+ Program by observing Day of Silence in the Equity Center! We invite campus community members to write a reflection on our community board and/ or design a palm card. Palm cards highlight things which should be discussed, and they may include statistics, anecdotes, suggestions, or art creations. Participants may keep these cards; or with permission, the LGBTQ+ Program may add them to the community vision board.
Falcons Rising hosts a panel discussion on the current state of the labor movement. Panelists include: Audrena Redmond, CFA Director of Anti-racism and Social Justice; Dr. Alfredo Carlos, Labor Studies Professor, CSUDH; and Greg Akili, Director, Fannie Lou Hamer Institute of Advocacy & Social Action
Join us to learn more about "La Lucha, union, and journey: Reflections on Cesar Chavez through story and song." Presented by Robert Alcaraz an Assistant Professor of Theatre at CSULA
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College Corps information Session via Zoom Friday, April 26, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Interested in receiving up to $10,000 in living expenses next academic year? Cerritos College has an opportunity for 20 students to serve 450 service hours (roughly 12.5 hours per week) over the course of the 2024-2025 Academic Year in one of three focus areas: K-12 education, food insecurity, climate action. Visit the web for more information. You may also email [email protected]. Applications are open now and due no later than June 30.
11:00 am: Free family fun day with Disney movie Encanto and more
11:00 am – 12:00 pm April 27, 2024
Gather the family and join us for a movie Encanto!
Come experience the magic of Cerritos College!
Enjoy face painting, the Performing Arts Center tour, and more.
Saturday, April 27, 2023
11 a.m. doors open
11:30 a.m. showtime
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11:00 am: APIDA Awareness Week - Kung Fu Demonstration & Training
11:00 am – 12:00 pm April 29, 2024
Open to all, no experience necessary. Come learn Jung Fu! Learn various kung fu styles; such as Taiji/Xing Yi Boxing/Ba Gua Palm and Mantis Fist. View the flyer.
11:00 am: APIDA Awareness Week - A Mental Health Conversation on Thriving on Happiness
11:00 am – 12:00 pm April 30, 2024
Open to all. The workshop aims to address mental health, thriving, and happiness within the Asian community while combatting the associated stigma. It will explore culturally sensitive approaches to discussing mental health issues, fostering resilience, and promoting well-being. By destigmatizing mental health conversations and promoting positive attitudes towards seeking help, the workshop seeks to empower individuals to prioritize their mental well-being and thrive in their lives. View the flyer.
11:00 am: Presentation and Discussion on Jainism, Solidarity, and Animals
11:00 am – 12:15 pm April 30, 2024
For over 2500 years practitioners have attempted to coexist within a universe overflowing with sentient life. This talk explores human-animal solidarity from a Jaina perspective. This tradition offers a valuable comparison with contemporary debates on “political solidarity” with more-than-human others, and its radical commitment not to harm other living beings warrants serious consideration within contemporary scholarship on human-animal-ecological solidarity. View the flyer.
Asian Heritage Month celebrates the rich tapestry of Asian cultures, traditions, and contributions to our global community. Throughout the month, we honor the diverse histories, languages, and customs of Asian peoples, recognizing their profound impact on art, science, literature, and every facet of society. Join us in commemorating Asian Heritage Month as we embrace the beauty and diversity of Asian heritage. Keynote speaker- Irene Tsukada-Simonian, third-generation owner of a gift shop in Little Tokyo called Bunkado that has been open since 1946. View the flyer.
Join us for a heartfelt gathering where you'll be honored among peers, mentors, and supporters, and recognized for your remarkable achievements. Space is limited. The first 80 students to accept this invitation will be accommodated and receive an APIDA graduation stole at the celebration. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. View the flyer.
A workshop that explores the powerful intersection of art, storytelling, and social justice through the lens of comic books. In this session, we will delve into how comics serve as a medium for expressing diverse identities, amplifying marginalized voices, and advocating for equity and fairness. Through engaging discussions, interactive activities, and hands-on exploration of comic narratives, we will examine how creators use visual storytelling to address issues of race, gender, sexuality, and more. Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of comics and discover how they can inspire empathy, spark dialogue, and catalyze positive change in our communities. View the flyer.
Our workshop invites you to immerse yourself in the energetic world of K-pop choreography! Join us for a fun and dynamic session where you'll learn the iconic moves and rhythms of K-pop music videos. Led by experienced instructors, this workshop is suitable for all skill levels, whether you're a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner. Get ready to groove to your favorite K-pop tunes, make new friends, and experience the joy of dance. No prior experience required—just bring your enthusiasm and passion for K-pop! View the flyer.