March 2015 by Graduate and Law Student News and Views

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Gr a du a te a nd La w Stu den t New s a nd V iew s www.sandiego.edu/gradlife

Dear Fellow Graduate and Law Students!

W ha t’s In si de Graduate Student Life

Event Calendar

Off-Campus Housing

Mindful Mondays

USD Hiking League

Indoor Rockclimbing event

Relay For Life

My Postings

School Articles

University Ministry

College of Arts & Sciences

Graduation Information

LGSA Meeting

Campus Dining

CHWP

Outdoor Adventures

Campus Recreation

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Please take a moment to watch the video and take the survey below. As graduate and law students at USD it is important that we play an active role in ending sexual violence in our community. It is on us to be the change! Take the anonymous Sexual Assault Campus Climate Survey

http://youtu.be/5CbWcZtCNF8 Your beliefs, perceptions, and experiences matter and are vital to addressing sexual assault at USD. (Folks who have completed the survey indicate that it only takes about 15 minutes.) Sincerely, Jesse Rapport, GSC Chair Ashley de Leon, GSC Vice Chair Ben Mendoza, GSC Communication and Operations Coordinator

USD Graduate and Law Student Commons

The Relay for Life event is April 10-‐11. To make a donation, click “Donate Now” at:

@USDGradLawLife

http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLCY 15CA?team_id=1803977&pg=team&fr_id=67995

Tuesday, 3/10

Tuesday, 3/3

Saturday, 3/7

LGSA Meeting

USD Hiking League

GSC Meeting

Civil Rights in the 21st Century

Mount Woodson 7:15pm p.m.

6 p.m. SLP 401

5:30 p.m.

MRHH 137

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KIPJ Theater

Wednesday, 3/11

Bagel Breakfast

Thursday, 3/12 GRAD FEST

9 a.m.

USD Hiking League

Indoor Rockclimbing

Mission Trails 8 a.m.

4-4 p.m.

10-6 p.m.

SLP 401

Saturday, 3/14

Friday, 3/13

See Ad RSVP needed

Torero Store

Thursday, 3/26 Wednesday, 3/18 Renaissance Dialogue

Thursday, 3/19

Wednesday, 3/25

EndNote Clinic for Graduate Students

7-9 a.m.

5-6 p.m.

Warren Auditorium

Copley Library

MRHH

Seminar Room

Bagel Breakfast

International Student Lunch Social

9 a.m. SLP 401

12:30-2 p.m. SLP 401

Partnership with University Ministry

Spring Break/Easter Holiday 3/30-4/6

Tijuana Service Trips: 3/21, 4/11, and 5/2 Theology on Tap: 4/16 Contact info for Graduate Student Ministry Mark Peters at markp@sandiego.edu

For more information about the events and programs please visit www.sandiego.edu/gradlife

Will you be moving off campus next semester? Check out our new off-‐campus housing resources!!

What Do You SIT For?

The I SIT campaign raises awareness about the benefits of mindfulness and meditation practice for college students. More and more research studies show the positive effects meditation practice has on individuals who suffer from anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger management, and the like. Meditation can be used as more than a means to "relax." The heart of I SIT explores self-growth, fosters ongoing curiosity, and questions what it means to be “whole.” For thousands of years, Eastern traditions have practiced the art of meditation and holistic health as means of cultivating wisdom, compassion, and longevity. These practices are gradually being embraced by Western culture, both socially and scientifically. This campaign invites students to co-create a presence on college campuses that embody a mindful shift in awareness. Practicing mindfulness with the support of one another will inspire the emergence of non-judgmental observation that supplements our internal wisdom. The opportunities for mindfulness practice sessions on campus are Mondays at 4 p.m. in room 131 in SOLES and Tuesdays at 6 pm in room 215 in the IPJ. The sessions include breathing exercises, restorative stretching, and guided meditations. Blankets, tea, aromatherapy, and soothing music are provided. If neither of these times are convenient, follow the Facebook page for guided meditations to practice at home, articles on current research, and other news about mindfulness in the world.

For more information email

https://www.facebook.com/ISITmovement

Kate Vosti at kvosti@sandiego.edu

https://www.facebook.com/groups/151951851638857/

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All graduate and law students are welcome to join and guests are invited too! For more information email Corey Fereday at cfereday@sandiego.edu or follow on Facebook. http://instagram.com/usdhiking

https://www.facebook.com/USDHikingLeague

Spring 2015 Schedule Hike # 14 Mount Woodson: Saturday, March 7. Carpool leaves at 9 a.m. from lower level of the SLP. Service Event #2 Mission Trails Service Event: Saturday, March 14. 8 a.m. Check out our Facebook page and click on the “Calendar” tab to access the Spring 2015 schedule of events now. Event details are sent out to students via Facebook invite two weeks prior to the event date.

USD Hiking League The USD Hiking League offers opportunities for USD graduate and law students to hike, serve, and build community. Through hiking, we explore the natural landscapes of the San Diego area while promoting health, experiential learning, and making connections with the natural world. Through service, we act as responsible stewards of parklands and act compassionately towards the greater San Diego community as conscious recreationists and citizens. Finally, we seek to build genuine relationships in a non-professional environment between constituents from all graduate and law programs at the University of San Diego.

New Water Bottles All new and returning members will receive complimentary water bottles. They are sustainable, fun and a little retro. Simply show up for a hike to get yours.

Solid Rock Old Town Indoor Rock Climbing Gym

Best workout ever!

$5 Includes: Unlimited climbing Equipment Jamba Juice Power Bars

RSVP to Save Your Spot

MARCH 13, 2015 INDOOR ROCKCLIMBING Indoor rock climbing at Solid Rock Old Town for Graduate and Law Students Space is limited, so RSVP today for The Graduate and Law Student Commonsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Indoor Rock climbing event! This is an excellent

All day pass-you can come back later that evening Plea

SOLID ROCK OLD TOWN 2074 Hancock St, San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 299-1124

workout and incredibly fun.

http://solidrockgym.com/

Questions/to RSVP, contact Corrie: corrienhansen@sandiego.edu

Friday, March 13, 2015 4 pm to 6 pm

Relay for Life 2015 will be April 10-11 th !

There is a new addition to the homepage for Graduate Student Life!

Stay in the loop of all Graduate Student Life events!

Be sure to check out the Graduate Student Life homepage at sandiego.edu/gradlife to see the new Events section. The homepage will show the upcoming three events. You can click in each event for more details. You can also click on “See more Events” to view all of the planned upcoming graduate student events.

The Joan B. Kroc School of Peace and Justice Studies is starting the spring off with change-making events aimed at racial issues, both past and present.

During the course of February 24th-26th, the Kroc School hosted their 9th Annual Border Film Week, presented by the Trans-Border Institute. Screened at the Peace and Justice Theater in the IPJ, the Trans-Border Institute presented documentary films on issues surrounding the U.S. and Latin America. According to the School of Peace Studies, the Annual Border Film Week gives “students, faculty, and our broader community the chance to explore the relationship between the U.S. and Latin America from a variety of perspectives, and to meet leading filmmakers.” Among the films presented are Stefani Saintonge’s La Tierra de los Adioses [The Land of Goodbyes] and Mauricio Bidault’s Hasta el fin de los días [Until the end of reckoning]. Both films address social issues in Mexico. On March 25, the Peace and Justice Theater will also be hosting Selma ’65: A One Woman Play from 7-9 pm. According to the Peace and Justice Studies, “Catherine Filloux brings to the stage the interconnected lives of Viola Liuzzo, a white civil rights activist shot dead after the Selma Voting March, and Tommy Rowe, an informant for the FBI who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan responsible for shooting her.” The play is performed by Marietta Hedges.

If you’re interested in attending Selma ’65, it is highly recommended that you register early because the house is expected to fill quickly. ~ Alley Jordan

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Civil Rights History at the USD School of Law!

Upcoming events hosted by the USD

School of law will highlight and explore one of the most important aspects of the the Civil Rights movement: the history and continued ramifications of one of the most important landmark cases that proved a great victory for this movement, Brown v. Board of Education. A series of events w ill be held honoring and examining the d ecision, including a panel discussion and photo exhibit.

There will be a panel discussion entitled

“USD School of Law 60th Anniversary Faculty Panel on Brown v. Board of Education and Alumni Reception,” that will be held Tuesday, April 7 , 2015 from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice. This panel will be held in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the monumental decision, and w ill feature Vice Dean o f the law school, Mary Jo Wiggins, an esteemed author and proponent of civil rights, among other faculty members. It will be followed by a reception for the local community, judges, alumni, law students, undergraduate students and faculty. This discussion will focus on “what the decision means; what impact the decision has had, and will have o n education, race and crime; and a discussion of critical legal consciousness and transformative politics.”

The law school is also hosting a photo

exhibit entitled “Civil Rights Now! Brown v. Board of Education: A Chronological Look at its History.” This exhibit will be on d isplay from Thursday, April 2 , 2015 to Thursday, April 30, 2015 at the Pardee Legal Research Center First Floor, Common Area. This exhibit likewise focuses o n the Brown decision and uses images and text to share about the history of the Brown decision. It exposes little known facts about the civil rights movement, such as that as early as 1849 African Americans fought the system of segregated education in this country.

Come take part in these events and add

to your knowledge of the history of one of the most important cases ever decided by the Supreme Court of the United States! ~Corrie Hansemn

I loved having the chance to go to the Taco Tuesday ChangeMixer on February 17! I was able to share some casual conversations about society and making positive change with my peers and some wonderful undergraduate students. Tacos and great conversation are two ingredients in a perfect recipe for bringing people together. Additionally, some of the conversations I was fortunate to have at this event reminded me of my discussions and learning from the The SOLES MCC (Master Credential Cohort)

life-‐changing LEAD 559: Organizational Theory &

class of 2016 has kicked off our second

Change course with Dr. Zachary Green last spring 2014

semester with great enthusiasm. W e are all so semester. This course allowed m e to learn real life excited to be working as student teachers for

strategies for exercising leadership and becoming an

the first time. W e are thrilled to be in the

agent of change in organizations and communities.

classroom where we are shaping the young

Additionally, I was able to build up my own

minds of the future – behaviorally, socially,

professional skillset of tools and best practices to solve

and academically. While we teach we are

problems effectively, while discovering ways to

learning some great techniques to one day

manage the people and systems at play in society and

incorporate into our own classrooms. We are higher education. -‐ Katie Russo happy to represent USD in different schools across San Diego County. As new graduate students we have had the opportunity to get to know one another, share our experiences and k nowledge, and are eager to see what we can accomplish as new teachers. – Vanessa Montgomery

http://sgsa.kintera.org/BallastPoint

Changemaking In reality, changemaking is loose concept. The definition of changemaking, ranges from doing a little bit every day or like they say ‘giving some k arma’ back to systematically creating a change in the society. The idea of social entrepreneurship has been around for many years however, only recently is it seriously being considered as a career option. A few years back, finding funding for social ventures was difficult, there is more awareness and information available now. If you have a great idea some places to get funding from are the Ashoka Foundation, Skoll Foundation and our very own USD V2 Pitch Competition. Sometimes, changemaking starts from having awareness that not everyone in world has the same resources as we do. To gain that perspective, here are my top 3 books to read: 1.

How to Change to W orld – David Bornstein

The Price of a Dream – David Bornstein

Start Something That Matters – Blake Mycoskie

As a student of business, these books have changed the way I think about life. W e should stop for a few moments and at the least become aware and be grateful for everything we have

~Neha Chinchanikar

The Tijuana Breaking Ground Trip on March 21st for Graduate and Law Students will be a special trip, focused on providing health education to members of the La Morita community. All interested Graduate and Law Students are welcome to join us, no prior experience or Spanish fluency is required, only a desire to serve and a willingness to learn. Registration is on a first come, first served basis, and spaces fill up quickly. To sign up for the trip, e-mail Mark Peters at markp@sandiego.edu. Please provide your degree program and mobile phone number in you e-mail. Â

Daily Mass Monday - Friday, 12:15 p.m. Founders Chapel in Founders Hall. Held year-round. Sunday Mass 7:00 p.m. and 9 p.m. Held each Sunday while classes are in session. Mass for Peace Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. Founders

Saturday, April 11, 2014 TJ Breaking Ground Trip Email: markp@sandiego.edu

Chapel in Founders Hall. Held each Wednesday while classes are in session.

Horses in American Indian Culture Thursday, October 2, 2014 – Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Serra Hall David W. May American Indian Gallery, Room 214A Gallery hours: Tuesday -‐ Thursday, 1 -‐ 4 p.m. This student-‐produced exhibit traces the significance of the bonds that developed between Indians of the Southwest and the horse, their “four-‐legged brother.” The Spanish introduction of the horse into the area during the 1700s changed many aspects of Indian culture such as travel, warfare and hunting. Horses in American Indian Culture includes artifacts made of equine materials, items used in daily interactions with the horse, and objects demonstrating the horse’s profound role in warfare, spirituality, contemporary American Indian art, as well as other cultural phenomena. Trelawny of the “Wells" Sunday, March 1, 2015 – Wednesday, March 4, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart Hall Studio Theatre By Arthur W. Pinero Directed b y Sabin Epstein Actress Rose Trelawny is ready to sacrifice anything for love — even her successful theatre career. She soon discovers real life is n ot for her. Will she abandon her husband and return to the stage? Will she discover that the footlights have changed forever? Tickets: $10 general admission; $8 students, seniors and active military. Tickets on sale at the UC Ticket Office: (619) 260-‐2727. Tickets available at usdglobe.eventbrite.com. The Challenge and Promise of Civil Rights in the 21st Century Tuesday, March 10, 2015 Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice Theatre 5:30 pm This panel will offer an interdisciplinary perspective on the current civil rights issues that citizens face in the 21st century. While focused on contemporary issues, the panel will provide a historical context to understand the ongoing struggle for equality and social justice in the many facets of American life. Panelists: Mike Williams, PhD (moderator), Del Dickson, PhD, Eric Pierson, PhD, Alberto Pulido, PhD, Karen Teel, PhD, and Lori Watson, PhD

Nonfiction Writer Eula Biss to Read at Lindsay J. Cropper Memorial Writers Series Saturday, M arch 14, 2015 7 pm -‐ 9 pm Cost: Free The Department of English welcomes fiction writer Eula Biss to our spring semester Lindsay J. Cropper Memorial Writers Series reading to be held on Saturday, March 14, 2015, at 7 p.m. in Warren Auditorium, Mother Rosalie Hill Hall. There will be a Question & Answer session after her reading, along with a Dessert Reception and Book Signing. Eula Biss is the author of three books of nonfiction, On Immunity: An Inoculation (Graywolf 2014), Notes from No Man's Land: American Essays (Graywolf 2009), and The Balloonists (Hanging Loose 2002). She holds a B.A. in nonfiction writing from Hampshire College and a MFA. in nonfiction writing from the University of Iowa. Her work is currently supported by a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Howard Foundation Fellowship and has been recognized by a Jaffe Writers' Award, a 21st Century Award from the Chicago Public Library, a Pushcart Prize, and a National Book Critics Circle Award. Her essays have recently appeared in The Best American Nonrequired Reading, The Best Creative Nonfiction, and the Touchstone Anthology of Contemporary Nonfiction, as well as in The Believer, Gulf Coast, Columbia, Ninth Letter, The North American Review, The Iowa Review, The Seneca Review, and Harper's. She teaches at Northwestern University. Renaissance Dialogue: Humanities and Science: A Lecture by Stephanie Jed Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Mother Rosalie Hill Hall Warren Auditorium 7:00 pm -‐ 9:00 pm Cost: Free There is a rhetoric of embodiment in Renaissance dialogues. As readers, we perceive how concrete literary/historical personae embody ideas and positions with their voices. But Renaissance dialogues also make us aware of the role of the hand and handwriting in generating ideas, metaphors, stories, and scientific method. Exploring passages in texts by Alberti, Castiglione, Galileo and others, we will see how science and quantitative methods emerged from hands in qualitative dialogue with ink and pages and books. Just as the merchant, in Alberti’s Della famiglia, was advised to protect himself from fraud by always keeping his hands "stained with ink" and reviewing everything "always with a pen in hand," so Galileo’s scientist learned to convert the perceptual affordances of the human body into the language of mathematics – figures, shapes, numbers, algorithms, etc. Whether we are talking about subjective interpretation or objective measurement, we can look to these Renaissance texts to learn more about the conditions for creative breakthrough research in the humanities and sciences today. About the speaker: Prof. Stephanie Jed is Chair o f the Department of Literature and a scholar of early modern Italy. Author of Chaste Thinking: The Rape of Lucretia and the Birth of Humanism (1989) and Wings for Our Courage: Gender, Erudition and Republican Thought (2011), she is especially dedicated, in her current multidisciplinary research and teaching, to the social history of cognition and to our hands as they negotiate language, cognitive relations and movement. Event organized by the Italian Program and the Department Languages and Literatures with a grant from the ESFI Fund. Co-‐sponsored by the Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies.

Graduation is Just Around the Corner: Important Graduation Dates and Information March 11 & 12: GRADFEST 10-6 p.m. at the Torero Store. This event is part of the kick-off for May 2015 commencement preparations where students who petitioned to graduate in January, May and August 2015 (including August 2014 graduates) can order their regalia, diploma frames, graduation announcements and other commencement items. Students who cannot attend or not in San Diego can visit the Torero Store website: www.usdtorerostores.com. to order their commencement items.

Grad Fest II (pick up cap and gown & tickets, record name pronunciation, ask questions) April 29, 2016 9-6p.m. in the Degheri Alumni Center http://www.usdtorerostores.com/site-landing-graduation.asp

Graduation Mass for School of Law School

Law School Ceremony

Friday, May 15, 2015

Jenny Craig Pavilion

4:00 p.m.

Reception to follow in Hahn University Center Forum

Founders Chapel

Rooms A, B, & C

Saturday, May 16, 2015 9:00 a.m. (graduates arrive by 8 a.m.)

For more information: http://www.sandiego.edu/law/school/events/detail.php?_focus=49871

Graduation Mass Friday, May 22, 2015 3:30 p.m. Founders Chapel

Graduate Schools Ceremony

School receptions to follow:

Saturday, May 23,

PEACE: IPJ Garden of the Sky

2015

SOLES: West Plaza of SOLES

1:00 p.m. (graduates

CAS: Degheri Alumni Center

arrive by 12Noon)

(Please contact CAS Dean’s office

Jenny Craig Pavilion

to confirm location)

SBA: IPJ Garden of the Sea

For more information: www.sandiego.edu/commencement Like “USD Commencement” on Facebook

MARCH EVENTS La Gran Terraza

Join us for our March Wine Dinners Franciscan - Thursday, March 12 Wild Horse - Tuesday, March 31 Make your reservations at (619) 849 - 8205. Stop by for Happy Hour Mon - Fri starting at 5 p.m. in O’Toole’s (UC).

USD Torero Store

Join us for Grad Fest at the Torero Store March 11th & 12th from 10 am - 6 pm. Order your regalia, USD Palm Medallion Silk Stoles, announcements, USD Class Rings and more! Did you know a brand new Torero Store is being built outside the University Center? Opening by Summer 2015. www.sandiego.edu/aux/reimagination Loma Hall | (619) 260 - 4551

USD Dining

You’re invited to Pavilion Dining’s Easter Dinner Wednesday, March 25 from 4:30 - 9 p.m. (SLP) 1 meal plan “meal” swipe or $13.65. sandiego.edu/aux Info subject to change.

#EndtheStigma -‐ Mental Health Awareness Week Events: March 16-‐20 • Monday, March 16: Visit the new You are USD mental health and suicide prevention website for all the latest information going on around campus! • Tuesday, March 17: Stop by the SLP to show your support and help reduce stigma at the Associated Students #USDILY tabling event. • Wednesday, March 18: Check in with our wellness staff at the Balance and Wellness Screenings from 4-‐6 pm in the UC forums. We will have goodies to munch on along with other tips for managing stress. • Thursday, March 19: Attend QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Training in Mother Rosalie Hall (SOLES) Room 133 to learn how to spot the warning signs of suicide, ask someone who is struggling if they need help and refer them to the counseling center. • Friday, March 20: Take Kognito: At-‐Risk – this online, interactive suicide prevention training program will help you identify a friend or fellow student who may be in trouble and walk you through a conversation that can help save a life. Visit sandiego.edu/youareusd for information on QPR registration, how to sign up for Kognito and details about all of our events! We look forward to seeing you soon #endthestigma #youareusd.

Spring is in the air! Get outside and join Outdoor Adventures for a weekend escape or a spring break road trip! Visit www.sandiego.edu/oa for more information and a complete trip schedule. Registration will begin February 3rd. Spring Holiday (March 5-‐8) Chocolate Mountains Canoe Trip-‐ Float down the Colorado River & explore the desert landscape Channel Islands National Park OR Catalina Island – camping and day hiking Spring Break & Easter (March 28 – April 5) National Park Road Trip – Highlights include Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Lake Mead, etc. Moab Multi-‐Adventure – Highlights include Arches & Canyonlands National Park. Want to go adventure on your own? Outdoor Adventures rents the camping equipment you need to be comfortable in the wild.

As we find our spring semester flow, the time is !

USD FIT (University Fitness) is a branch of Campus Recreation dedicated to developing our campus community in mind, body and spirit. Meeting you where you are, USD FIT supports your personal health goals through campus fitness programs and recreation facilities.

right to evaluate where your personal health and fitness goals best fit into your life. Start by embracing your individual strengths and then build on your foundation. There’s no better time than now to start focusing on health and fitness.

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