U-SU Calendar Of Events Spring 2015 by U-SU Graffix

COMMUNITY

TRENDING SPRING IT ON! APRIL 2

HORSEBACK RIDING APRIL 18 TAKE BACK THE NIGHT APRIL 16

VICTORIA AVILA

EAGLE CON MAY 14 & 15

CRIMINAL JUSTICE • JUNIOR

Xtreme Fitness

PRIDE MASQUERADE MAY 26

FOLLOW TRACK USE THE GUIDE BELOW TO CHOOSE EVENTS THAT WILL KEEP YOU CONNECTED, CREATIVE AND THINKING. THIS IS HOW TO BE ABOUT IT.

THOMAS NGUYEN GRAPHIC DESIGN • SENIOR

Graffix

EXPLORE

PURSUE

Discover something new.

Become a leader.

IMAGINE

CONNECT

Flex your creativity.

It’s who you know.

U-SU BUILDING HOURS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Monday – Friday 7am – 10pm Saturday 7am – 7pm Sunday Closed

Thanks to the following Cal State L.A. departments and organizations who contributed to Spring 2015 programs and events: American Communities Programs, Asian and Asian American Studies, Art, Black Faculty and Staff Caucus, Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities, Chicano Studies, English, First Year Experience, Graduate Studies, History, Honors College, John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, Latin American Studies, Liberal Studies, Modern Languages and Literatures, One Campus, One Book Program, Pan-African Studies, Philosophy, Student Health Center, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and student fees.

For Individual Department Office Hours, Please Call:

JASMIN ORTIZ SOCIOLOGY • JUNIOR

Center for Student Involvement

Center for Student Involvement (323) 343-5110 Cross Cultural Centers (323) 343-5001 Event Services (Reservations) (323) 343-2465 Graffix (323) 343-2464 Information (323) 343-2519 The Pit (323) 343-2520 U-SU Administration (323) 343-2450 Xtreme Fitness Center (323) 343-7546 U-SU Website www.calstatela.edu/usu

PUBLIC PROGRAMMING DISCLAIMER Due to the nature of public programming, dates, times, locations, or program descriptions/program content are subject to change or cancellation. For updated information, please call the U-SU at (323) 343-2450, Center for Student Involvement at (323) 343-5110, or Cross Cultural Centers at (323) 343-5001, or always check the U-SU website at www.calstatela.edu/usu.

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3/30

Classes Begin.

mon 30 P3 APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE

8 am • Center for Student Involvement 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

LOU MARIE JOAN REYES URBAN LEARNING • JUNIOR

Cross Cultural Centers

The Center for Student Involvement invites you to be a part of our squad of elite agents who PLAY, PROMOTE, and PARTICIPATE in all of our great events and activities. Meet new people! Learn new skills! Earn volunteer hours! Get free gear! If you’re interested in joining P3, the deadline to submit new member applications is April 3rd by 5 pm. www.calstatela.edu/ usu/p3 #USUCSI

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mon 30

APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE: CULTURAL

GRADUATE CELEBRATIONS

8 am • Cross Cultural Centers 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

CSI MUSIC EVENTS

APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE 8 am • Center for Student Involvement 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

If you’re graduating in June 2015, stop by the Cross Cultural Centers for information on the four Cultural Graduate Celebrations – Asian Pacific Islander, Black/ Pan-African, LGBT Pride, and Raza Grad Celebrations. Information and registration available through Friday, May 1. Contact the CCC at (323) 343-5001 or visit www.calstatela.edu/usu/grad.

The Center for Student Involvement is looking for student musicians interested in performing at one of our musical series events. Solo performers, bands, and DJs are all welcome to sign up. For more information, or to submit your musical sample, please stop by CSI, U-SU room 204. #CSIMusic

YOSUAR VAZQUEZ CIVIL ENGINEERING • JUNIOR

Operations

mon 30 ETIQUETTE DINNER SIGNUPS AVAILABLE

8 am • Center for Student Involvement 2nd Floor • University-Student Union Do you know how to make a good first impression over dinner? Table manners play an important part in successfully making favorable impressions. Sign up to attend this Etiquette Dinner on April 30th.The dinner will be led by an expert who will guide students step-by-step through proper etiquette while they enjoy a three-course meal. The dress code is business formal, so dress for success! SPACE IS LIMITED. Sign up for free at the Center for Student Involvement, U-SU ROOM 204. #EtiquetteDinner #MindYourManners

KRISSY WOZNIAK CHILD DEVELOPMENT • SENIOR

Center for Student Involvement

tue 31

CESAR CHAVEZ DAY. CAMPUS CLOSED.

thu 02

SPRING IT ON! 11 am – 2 pm • U-SU Plaza

The University-Student Union welcomes you to the new quarter and to the recently-updated Student Union Plaza. Join your Student Union friends and family for fun, festivities, and food… and be sure to bring your current Cal State L.A. Student ID to participate! #SpringItOn #CalStateLA #TheUSU

WeeK 4/7 No Record Drop deadline.

april

4/8 “W” Withdrawal period begins. Requires instructor and department chair signatures on Drop Request form. Submit to Enrollment Services, Adm. 146.

mon 06 DANCE WARS SIGN UPS AVAILABLE

8 am • Center for Student Involvement 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

thu 02 INDEPENDENT VISIONS:

Dance Wars is back! Get your crew together or polish your solo routine, and sign up for your chance to win cash prizes! There will be a mandatory dress rehearsal prior to the show. The sign-up deadline is May 4th. Performance night is May 19th.

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wed 08 GOLDEN EAGLE TIME 12 pm • U-SU Plaza

Celebrate being a Golden Eagle and enjoy FREE prize giveaways! Meet with student organizations. Enjoy entertainment, fun games, and free snacks while supplies last. Be sure to join us for this black and gold themed celebration! #EagleTime #BlackandGold #ILoveCalStateLA

DEAR WHITE PEOPLE

6:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union Dear White People is a sly, provocative satire of race relations in the age of Obama. This multiple awardwinning film follows a group of African American students as they navigate campus life and racial politics at a predominantly white college, and challenge conventional notions of what it means to be Black. Directed by Justin Simien, 2014, 108 minutes.

tue 07 U-LEAD: A+ LEADERSHIP: ALIGNMENT, ACTION, AND ACCOUNTABILITY 1 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

SAT 04

Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Learn how to align your actions with your leadership philosophy toward maintaining accountability. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

tue 07 BINGO mon

apr 06

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apr 17

SALUTE THE TRUTH:

AN EXHIBIT ON U.S. INTERVENTIONS IN CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA Cross Cultural Centers 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

U.S. interventions in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and many other Central and South American countries seem to be untold and unknown in our history books. Join the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Center for a display about some of these interventions and incidents. #uncovertruth #CLSRCcultura #MiGente

3 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for BINGO! You can win cash prizes, a variety of fabulous gift cards or some Cal State L.A. Gear. You’re already a winner but come and be a big winner. You’ll never be bored when you play Bingo in the Pit. #Bingo #GiftCards #WinBig

tue 07 STARS: PURSUING A CAREER IN STUDENT AFFAIRS

3:15 pm • Montebello Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union Like spending time in the Student Union, see what the professional staff does here, and think you’d like to consider what you observe as a career? It’s possible. Let’s talk higher education, career possibilities, and you as a potential Student Affairs professional!

wed 08

A FASHION SHOWCASE OF “THE DIRTY DOZEN” 3:15 – 4 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Do you shop at Forever 21 or H&M? Have you ever wondered why the deals are so good? In this event the Pan African Student Resource Center pairs up with Cal State L.A.’s Art Department and Fashion and Design students (FADS), to showcase twelve renowned clothing industries alleged to exploit women and children around the world. See the price you pay for the price you pay. #TheDirtyDozen #CalStateLAFADS

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4/9 Last day to pay tuition fee payment and ensure enrollment by the ADD Deadline.

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april

4/14 Last day to ADD classes for the Quarter.

ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MEETING 2 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

wed 08 SEX, CONSENT AND YOU

3:15 – 4:10 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.

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DIY CRAFTY SERIES:

12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

OUTDOOR DIY PARTY

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay

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12 pm • U-SU Plaza

Do you love Do It Yourself crafting? The Center for Student Involvement brings you the ultimate outdoor DIY party. Meet with other DIYers on campus and enjoy making different types of crafts. All supplies are FREE while they last. #DoItYourself #CraftyEagles

1:30 pm • San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

CUP OF CULTURE:

In the early 70s, a group of Chicana students at San Diego State University came together to create a women’s theatre group, Teatro Chicana, to express their voices as activists in the Chicano Movement. In this panel you will hear about their struggles and achievements—and how their involvement in the medium of political theatre empowered them throughout their life. #CLSRCcultura #MiGente

thu 09

MOTIVATING YOUR TEAM 3 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Whether you are the captain of your tennis team or a board member of an organization, you need to motivate your team to succeed. Join us to learn how to give both individual attention and recognition as a group for a more successful team. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

Cesar Chavez was a humble man who stood for disadvantaged farm workers in the U.S. However, few people know that Chavez built alliances with Filipino farmworkers, in particular Larry Itliong and Philip Cruz, as Chavez became the international face of the movement. The Asian Pacific Islander and Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Centers share the forgotten history and activism around farm workers and their rights. #UnityCCC #APICCC #CLSRCfamilia

GRAD FAIR 10 am – 7 pm Eagle’s Nest Gymnasium

Stop by Grad Fair to pick up your materials for the upcoming University Commencement season. Information will also be available for the Asian Pacific Islander, Black/Pan-African, LGBTQ Pride, and Raza Grad Celebrations. Contact Alumni Relations at (323) 343-2586 for Grad Fair information.

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mon 13

TEATRO CHICANA

3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

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mon 13

HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT

U-LEAD:

Come to the Organizational Development Meeting to receive helpful and important information about creating successful transitions and the vital information to transfer to new officers in order to strengthen your organizations for the years to come. One representative of each organization must attend at least one meeting to maintain University recognition. (See the April 16th calendar entry for the second meeting’s event information.) Don’t be late! Check-in starts at 1:30pm and will end once the meeting has started. #ClubsandOrganizations

THE FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF THE FARM WORKERS MOVEMENT

CREATIVE AND MEMOIR WRITING WORKSHOP 3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Ever thought of writing a novel or a memoir, but don’t know where to start? Get your ideas on the page. Frederick Smith, Director of the Cross Cultural Centers and author of three novels (Play It Forward, Right Side of the Wrong Bed, and Down For Whatever), leads a workshop to spark your creativity, brainstorming process, and writing productivity.

tue 14 INTERNSHIPS 101 11 am • Career Center

Learn about the different types of internships, the internship process, internship sites, how to prepare for internship competitions, and how to get the most out of your internship.

MINUTE TO WIN IT 3 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Come and play this high energy, fast paced, interactive game, using household objects to complete a task. If you and your partner can complete each task with the best time, you both will win a cash prize. It only takes a “Minute to win it.” Sign up in the Pit by Monday, April 13. Space is limited. #MinuteToWinIt #CashPrize

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4/15 Last day to ADD classes for the Quarter.

april

4/16 Deadline for reinstatement for Winter 2015 disqualified students into Spring 2015 classes. Submit documentation to the Records Office, Adm. Room 409 (see catalog for more information on reinstatement).

MAKE THE CAREER FAIR WORK FOR YOU

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10 am • Career Center

Learn how to distinguish yourself from other students at our upcoming Career Fair.

ORGANIZATIONAL DE VE LOPM E NT M E ETING 5 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

wed 15 CSI: IT’S ALL ABOUT FUN & GAMES

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1 pm • U-SU Plaza

Enjoy this playful environment as you play sex trivia games. Take advantage of free professional resources and get information on how to prevent sexually transmitted infections. Be sure to enter the prize drawing for a chance to win an awesome prize!

wed 15 EAT HEALTHY – BE ACTIVE

3:15 – 4:10 pm • Student Health Center, Room 213

Program continues on April 22, 29 and May 6, 13 & 20 Join us for this six-week workshop series. The session topics include: “Enjoy Healthy Food That Tastes Great”, “Quick, Healthy Meals and Snacks”, “Eating Healthy on a Budget”, “Tips for Losing Weight and Keeping It Off”, “Making Healthy Eating Part of Your Total Lifestyle”, and “Physical Activity is Key to Living Well”. Healthy snacks will be provided. Call 323-343-3340 to reserve your place in the Eat Healthy – Be Active workshop series.

wed 15 U-LEAD: OFFICER TRANSITIONS

4 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Creating successful transitions from one executive board to the next does not have to be difficult. Learn how to effectively bring in newly-elected or appointed officers with smooth changeovers for student organizations. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

thu 16 GRAD FAIR 10 am – 7 pm Eagle’s Nest Gymnasium

Please see event description from April 15.

SPRING INVOLVEMENT FAIR 12 pm • U-SU Plaza

Come to the Organizational Development Meeting to receive helpful and important information about creating successful transitions and the vital information to transfer to new officers in order to strengthen your organizations for the years to come. One representative of each organization must attend at least one meeting to maintain University recognition. Don’t be late! Check-in starts at 4:30pm and will end once the meeting has started. #ClubsandOrganization

Getting involved with a student club or organization is easy and can enhance your overall experience here on campus! Join student organizations ready to meet and greet you and share their involvement opportunities. Explore what resources are available to you, learn about over 100 student organizations and discover how you can participate! There is something for everyone, ranging from academic, cultural, spiritual, special interest, fraternities and sororities. Your involvement at Cal State L.A. is just around the corner! #ClubsandOrganizations

thu 16 HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. Special Guest DJ from Golden Eagle Radio. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay #DJ

thu 16 DR. ANGE-MARIE HANCOCK

INTERSECTIONALITY AND DEEP POLITICAL SOLIDARITY: THE WONDER TWIN POWERS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE 4:30 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

Dr. Ange-Marie Hancock is Associate Professor of Political Science and Gender Studies at USC. There are more than 84 million Millennials and surveys repeatedly show that they are far more liberal on social issues than older generations. However, following the Great Recession, a more profound question persists: what constitutes an inclusive, egalitarian democracy? Tolerance, one of our most profound democratic values, may no longer be sufficient in 2014 to knit the fabric of our society together. Presented by Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities.

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TAKE BACK THE NIGHT 5 – 7 pm • U-SU Plaza

The U.S. recognizes April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Gender & Sexuality Resource Center is hosting its annual Take Back the Night, which explores rape, sexual assault and sexual violence. The evening includes: arts & crafts, live performances, a space to share testimonies, and concludes with an empowering solidarity march to Take Back the Night! The first 100 participants will receive a DIY tote bag filled with resources. #TBTN #VictoryOverViolence #WiththeGSRC

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SAPPHIC SHOWCASE

april

4 pm • U-SU Plaza

“WHITIN@S”:

As more and more spaces intended for queer womyn close down in favor of “gay boy” nights, “Ladies’ Night” is becoming a thing of the past! Stop by as the Gender & Sexuality Resource Center puts on a night of art, music, and poetry all from and about being an LBTQ womyn! #SapphicArt #WithTheGSRC

wed 22 sat 18

CSI: HORSEBACK RIDING

CAREER FAIR

3 pm • Hollywood, CA

Experience a fun evening of Horse Back riding at the historic Sunset Ranch in Hollywood. This is a two hour tour up to the highest point in Griffith Park, Mount Hollywood, for breathtaking 360º views of Los Angeles which ends back at the ranch for a festive BBQ. Tickets go on sale April 1st, at the U-SU Administration office room 306. All participants must use transportation by the U-SU. Cal State L.A. Students: $70

10 am – 2 pm • Golden Eagle Ballroom 3rd Floor • Golden Eagle Building

Network with employers who are seeking candidates for full-time, part-time, and internship positions.

RETREAT PLANNING

3 pm • Montebello Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

NACHO MONDAYS 12:30 pm • Desert Lounge 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

Na-cho Monday? Then join us for FREE nachos and drinks, hang out with friends or meet new ones, and enjoy fun crafting and activities. Take charge, make it YOUR Monday. #BeatTheMondayBlues #NachoTime #ILoveCalStateLA

RESUME REHAB

THE COMPLICATIONS OF DEFINING RACE AND ETHNICITY FOR CHICAN@S & LATIN@S

3:15 pm • Pasadena Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

For many Chican@s/Latin@s in the U.S., race is an elusive and misinterpreted concept. Where do Chican@/Latin@ communities identify and fit when it comes to defining race and ethnicity for themselves? #CLSRCcultura #MiGente #CLSRCFamilia

thu 23 HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay

wed 22 U-LEAD:

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Plot your student leadership journey though 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 dialog and make strategic plans for the future of the organization. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

thu 23 ULEAD: WHY STUDY ABROAD?

3 pm • Montebello Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Come find out about the many reasons you should study abroad during your college career. This is your chance to find out about how the experience of going abroad will add value to your life. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

1 – 3:30 pm • Career Center

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This is an afternoon dedicated to making your resume more appealing and professional-looking. Bring in a resume draft (hardcopy) and a counselor will help you fashion a clear and effective resume. Drop in any time.

CULTURAL RACISM:

MUSLIM VEILING, EMBODIMENT, AND THE NATURE OF CULTURE: A TALK BY DR. ALIA AL-SAJI 3:15 pm • Los Angeles Room A 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

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FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERVIEWING 11 am • Career Center

Learn how preparation and practice can help you land the job.

Dr. Alia Al-Saji, who is Associate Professor of Philosophy at McGill University in Montreal, will explore and critically analyze the view that stereotyping of Muslims in Western settings is “cultural racism.” Focusing especially on attitudes toward Muslim women, she will discuss the politics that frame such Western cultural debates and the processes that underlie cultural racism. Presented as part of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Initiative on Gender, Sexuality, and Feminisms in Middle Eastern Communities, and the Ann Garry and Sharon L. Bishop Feminist Endowed Lecture Series.

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U-CARE: PAY IT FORWARD

3:15 – 4:15 pm • U-SU Plaza

Would you like to find more ways to get involved in our community? This service fair will bring together on and off campus organizations with information on the service projects and internships you need to do some good in the community, and gain that critical service credit for your resume. Refreshments available while supplies last. #UCareLA

thu 23 INDEPENDENT VISIONS: TWO SIDED STORY

GENDER DISTRACTIONS:

PRESENTED BY FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE & THE MEN OF COLOR SUCCESS NETWORK (MCSN) 9 am – 3 pm • Golden Eagle Ballroom 3rd Floor • Golden Eagle Building

This workshop provides an open, safe forum for women and men to discuss and analyze the ways in which cultural, familial, media, and political traditions have shaped their perceptions of gender roles and ways of relating with others. Participants will receive breakfast, lunch, and workshop materials. Sign up at the First Year Experience (FYE) office, LIB N 1034, by Wednesday, 4/15. Contact FYE at (323) 343-3184 for more information.

fri 24 CAL STATE L.A. GIVES BACK

Award-winning filmmaker Tor Ben-Mayor follows 27 Palestinian and Israeli youth and their families in their attempts to understand, empathize with, and humanize their experiences in the region. Representatives and students from the Cal State L.A. Honors College lead discussion following the film. Directed by Tor Ben-Mayor, 2012, 75 minutes.

9:30 am – 2:30 pm

A DAY OF COMMUNITY SERVICE

Join students, faculty, and staff for a day of service! All Golden Eagles are invited to come together to serve our community. We will be assisting at Union Station Homeless Services in Pasadena. Transportation is provided. Space is limited so secure your spot today! Sign up in the Center for Engagement, Service, and the Public Good by Monday, April 20. For more information, contact Anh Hong at (323) 343-3380. #IServeLA

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may 8

U-LEAD: RESUME REVAMP

UNMASKING CINCO DE MAYO : REMEMBERING THE BATTLE OF PUEBLA

Cross Cultural Centers 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

People often associate Cinco de Mayo with stereotypes such as sombreros, tacos, and margaritas. Join the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Center as we explore the true history and significance of Cinco de Mayo. #CLSRCcultura #MiGente #CLSRCFamilia #CincoDeMayo

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2 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. You’re about to take the first and most important step to fulfilling your career goals—making sure your resume is in the best shape possible. Come and get tips on how to make your resume stand out to employers. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

tue 28 STARS: #KEEPITCLASSY

6:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

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MAINTAINING AND MANAGING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA IMAGE 3:15 pm • San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Unio

Whether you like it or not, you probably already have a significant online presence… and image. In this workshop, learn how to balance a professional and personal social media presence, how to highlight your skills and experiences, and how to build a personal brand online that speaks to who you truly are in life.

wed 29 POPSICLE WEDNESDAY 12:30 pm • Desert Lounge 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

Beat the spring fever and cool off with FREE popsicles. Hang out with friends or meet new ones and enjoy fun crafting and activities. All free while supplies last. #HappyHumpDay #SpringFever #PopsicleTime

wed 29 mon 27 CUP OF CULTURE:

CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE

WORLD WAR I AND THE SPANISH FLU: HIDDEN SACRIFICES

3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

The Pan African Student Resource Center invites all book lovers to celebrate African American authors. In this event, students, staff and faculty will read passages, quotes, and monologues written by their favorite African American writers. Stop by the CCC, 2nd floor, Student Union by Friday, April 17 to sign up and participate. #BlackAtCalStateLA #TheCCC #BlackAuthors #CupOfCulture

OF SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS 3:30 – 5 pm • San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

The 1918 so-called “Spanish” Influenza reached its deadly peak in every country just as World War I was coming to an end. Dr. Elinor Accampo, Professor of History, University of Southern California, will place the flu in a transnational context, focus on the interaction of the war and the flu in peoples’ experiences and perceptions, and seek to understand how this interaction contributed to an “amnesia” about the flu that developed in its wake.

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RENEWING YOUR SEXY

INDEPENDENT VISIONS:

3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

YO SOY CHICANO

This enticing series of discussion circles redefines, re-owns, and renews YOUR sexy – because it has always been there. Oh, but it doesn’t stop at the discussion! Get hands on by expressing your fun, shy, fierce, silly sexy at our Belly Dance (5/7) and Burlesque (5/11) Workshops. #BringingSexyBack#withtheGSRC

wed 29

This award-winning documentary explores Los Angeles in the 1960s and 70s, which saw the arrival of a surging Chicana/Chicano movement that worked towards political and social change, educational attainment, and cultural empowerment. Directed by Jesus Treviño, 1971, 59 minutes.

ASIAN PACIFIC may 01 ISLANDER HERITAGE MONTH CULTURAL – thu QUEST Cross Cultural Centers fri

CLUB & ORG SOCIAL

6 – 7:30 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

may 28

Do you ever feel like you are stuck in a bubble? Do you want to expand your networking opportunities? Come join CSI as we host another social for student organization members. Meet new people, share information on upcoming events, and network your way to success. Refreshments will be provided while supplies last. #StudentOrgUnity

2nd Floor • University-Student Union

Be a part of the first APISRC scavenger hunt as we celebrate API Heritage Month. Let us take a whole month journey and explore the API community! #APIHeritageMonth

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thu 30

HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. Special Guest DJ from Golden Eagle Radio. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay #DJ

EAGLE HOUSE BLUES

ASIAN AMERICANS SPEAK OUT FOR JUSTICE: AN EXHIBIT

5 – 7 pm • U-SU Plaza

8 am – 5 pm • Cross Cultural Centers 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

Eagle House Blues returns with an outdoor evening concert! Stop by after or before class to enjoy some great LA musical talent. Free refreshments available while supplies last. #CSIMusic

Did you know that Asian Americans have a lot of untold stories about civil rights, labor, and human struggles? Check out our exhibit as we explore the powerful stories of Asian Americans who speak out and take action because they believe that justice is everyone’s right. #APIHeritageMonth #TheUntoldStories

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thu 30 GET LINKED IN WITH LINKEDIN – PART 1

6:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

ETIQUETTE DINNER

3:30 pm • Career Center

It’s not too soon for you to develop a profile on LinkedIn, because it is an excellent networking and job search tool. Get tips on how to enhance your presence on LinkedIn.

6 pm – 8 pm • Los Angeles Room A 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

See the March 30th event listing for more information on how to sign up for this event. SPACE IS LIMITED. #EtiquetteDinner #MindYourManners

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I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU, NO MATTER WHAT

ESPACIO PARA LA COMUNIDAD: ON SOMBREROS,

“My child just came out, what do I do?” “My child is gay, what did I do wrong?” “There’s no way my kid is going to be gay.” If you need help navigating how to be a parent to a child who is LGBTQ, or if you feel you can’t talk about your identity with your parent, the Gender & Sexuality Resource Center is providing a panel of parents sharing their stories about how they learned to appreciate the diverse gender and sexuality identities in their families. #QueerParenting #WithTheGSRC

3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

may

6 pm • San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

fri 01

DEADLINE:

Join the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Center and MEChA in exploring the truth and history of Cinco de Mayo and discuss the ways today’s society and pop culture have commercialized this holiday. #CLSRCcultura #MiGente #CLSRCFamilia #CincoDeMayo

CULTURAL GRAD CELEBRATIONS

4 pm • Cross Cultural Centers 2nd Floor • University-Student Union Students interested in participating in any of the CCC Cultural Graduate Celebrations – Asian Pacific Islander, Black/Pan-African, LGBT Pride, or Raza Grad Celebrations – need to sign up by 4 pm, Friday, May 1 to participate and to appear in program materials/ mementos. Open to all students, though space is limited. For more information, call the Cross Cultural Centers at (323) 343-5001.

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tue 05 TINIKLING 101

12 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

Tinikling [TEEH-NEEHK-LING] is one of the most famous folk dances in the Philippines. Its rhythmic activities and dance embodies art and the history of the Filipino culture. Dancers imitate the tikling bird’s legendary grace and speed as they walk between grass stems and dodge bamboo traps set by rice farmers. Join the APISRC Tinikling dance tutorial and learn how to jump nimbly in and out between the gentle clapping of smooth bamboo poles! #APIHeritageMonth

DIY CRAFTY SERIES: MOTHER’S DAY EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS

12 pm • Pasadena Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union Are you still contemplating the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Surprise her with a refreshing and beautifully decorated fruit basket arrangement. Learn how to make creative edible arrangements that make perfect gifts for any occasion. Space is limited. Sign-ups begin on April 27 at the Center for Student Involvement, U-SU Room 204.

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NACHO MONDAYS 12:30 pm • Desert Lounge 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

mon 04 U-LEAD:

TACOS, & MARGARITAS – THE TRUTH ABOUT CINCO DE MAYO

5 TIPS FOR A FLAWLESS LINKEDIN ACCOUNT

2 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Come to this workshop for some tips and tricks on how to convey your personal brand in a way that impresses recruiters and hiring managers. You can makeover your LinkedIn profile to ensure it looks top-notch! #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

U-LEAD:

PROJECT CHOICE

1 pm • San Gabriel Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead program as you explore personal, group, and community leadership competencies. Project Choice – Cal State L.A. is an HIV and Substance Abuse Prevention program that provides training designed to prepare college students for outreach immersion into the community as trained Peer or Veteran Health Advocates. Join us in the fight to prevent new HIV infections by learning how to disseminate up to date information on harm reduction and safe sex. #ULead #LeadershipDevelopment

wed 06 17 TH AN N UAL DISTINGUISHED WOMEN AWARDS 3 – 4:30 pm • Golden Eagle Ballroom 3rd Floor • Golden Eagle Building

Join us for the 17th Cal State L.A. Distinguished Women Awards. This event honors women faculty, staff, and administrators from Cal State L.A. for their many outstanding achievements and contributions to the community. Introductions of recipients will begin at 3:30 pm. #DWA #DistinguishedWomenAwards

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CUP OF CULTURE:

may

MOVIE ON THE GREEN

TLGB PRIDE SEASON STORIES

7:45 – 9:30 pm • Jessie Owens Track

3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Movie on the Green returns this spring with a screening of Guardians of the Galaxy. Bring your friends, your lawn chairs, and blankets, and get comfy for this outdoor movie night! #USUCSI

Long Beach Pride kicks off this coming weekend, May 16 & 17. L.A./West Hollywood Pride takes place June 12 – 14. With the celebrations of Queer and straight-ally identities come some stories – some fun & fabulous; some just ugh & whatever. Join us as students, staff, and faculty share stories about their Pride Season experiences and what TLGB Pride means to them.

thu 07 HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay

thu 07 SHIK SHAK SHOK: BELLY DANCE 101

3:15 pm • LA Room BC 3rd Floor • University-Student Union Wanna learn figure 8’s and shimmy what you got?! Come learn hot moves that inspire confidence and radiate self-love! Please attend the belly dance workshop dressed in comfortable workout clothes that’ll allow you to show off your belly moves. Headscarf optional. Fierceness required! Sign-ups available at the Cross Cultural Centers, 2nd floor, UniversityStudent Union, starting Thursday, April 23. #Shimmy #WithTheGSRC

thu 07 INDEPENDENT VISIONS: THE MASK YOU LIVE IN

6:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union Research shows that boys in the U.S. are more likely to be diagnosed with a behavior disorder, prescribed stimulant medications, fail out of school, binge drink, commit a violent crime, and/or take their own lives. The Mask You Live In asks: As a society, how are we failing our boys by not challenging and supporting them to explore the box that stereotypical and basic ideas of masculinity keep them in? Directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, 2015, 97 minutes.

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fri 08

CSI: ZIP LINE

6 am • Bear Mountain, CA

Looking for a spring adventure? Get ready for Action Zip Lining! Enjoy a 3-hour zipline tour with 9 highspeed runs and a fun suspension bridge in the beautiful mountain terrain. Tickets go on sale April 13th at the U-SU Administration office room 306. All participants must use transportation provided by the U-SU. Cal State L.A. Students: $80

mon 11 C’EST SEXY, C’EST BURLESQ U E 12:30 pm • Los Angeles Room BC 3rd floor • University-Student Union

Learn the art and dance of Burlesque! Please attend the Burlesque workshop in comfortable workout attire that’ll allow you to show off your moves. Heels optional. Confidence required. Sign-ups available at the Cross Cultural Centers, 2nd floor, Student Union, starting Monday, April 27.

tue 12 11TH ANNUAL STUDENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON GENDERS & SEXUALITIES 9 am – 4 pm and 6 – 8 pm 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Student scholars present their original research and explore genders, sexualities, feminism, and queer identities in this annual conference presented by the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities and Cross Cultural Centers. Conference presentations followed by keynote address by Dr. Mel Chen, faculty, Gender and Women’s Studies at UC Berkeley, and their talk, “Biological Intimacies and the Co-materialization of Race and Disability.” For information, contact CSGS at (323) 343-6549 or CCC at (323) 343-5001.

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GET LINKED IN WITHLINKEDIN – PART 2

3:30 pm • Career Center

You have built your LinkedIn profile – so what’s next? Learn how to find alumni, reach professionals and participate in group discussions, all important aspects of this robust networking tool.

tue 12 AN EVENING WITH DR. MEL CHEN – PRESENTED BY THE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES PROGRAM AND CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF GENDERS & SEXUALITIES 6 – 8 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

ACP and CSGS are proud to present Dr. Mel Chen, faculty, Gender and Women’s Studies at UC Berkeley. Their talk will explore lateral relatedness in the racialized management of substances, spanning three legal, political, and clinical moments in the 19th century colonial era that involve the threat or articulation of disability.

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7-8

may

5/14 Withdrawal period ends (requires instructor and Department Chair signatures on Drop Request form). Submit to Enrollment Services, Adm. 146.

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5/15 Emergency Withdrawal period begins for those with extenuating circumstances only. Requires instructor, department chair and college dean signatures on Drop Request form. Submit form to Enrollment Services, Admin. 146.

STARS: IF I KNEW THEN –

THINGS I WISH SOMEONE HAD TOLD ME WHEN FINISHING SCHOOL 3:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

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Starting or ending relationships. Saving money. Travelling and getting away from L.A. Learning to say “no.” Going to grad school right away. Join us for an open Q&A discussion, led by some of your favorite and trusted staff in the Student Union, who will reflect on their lives and share with you the things they wish they’d known when college-aged. Bring your life questions and an open mind!

POPSICLE WEDNESDAY 12:30 pm • Desert Lounge 2nd Floor • University-Student Union

wed 13 FUERTE MUJER/ STRONG WOMAN:

THE INTERSECTION OF RACE, GENDER, & WORKFORCE 3:15 pm • Los Angeles Room AB 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Join the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Center for an engaging workshop on Latina/Chicana empowerment! Jennifer Trusso, lawyer and Vice President of Programs for the Hispanic National Bar Association, will share her many years of experience overcoming challenges as a Latina in the workforce and advice on how to become a successful mujer. #fuertemujere #CLSRCFamilia #proud2bLatina

thu 14 THE PIT APPRECATION DAY 10 am • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Thanks for supporting the Pit. So it’s on us today, not just an hour but the entire day. Join us for Free Popcorn, Free Game Play, Free cookies and other treats while supplies last. A Gift Card Raffle every hour and Special Guest DJ’s. Come on down and join in on the fun. See the scheduled events for the day in the Pit. #FreeGamePlay #AllDay #DJ #GiftCards #FreeTreats

thu 14

EAGLE-CON 2015

1 pm • University-Student Union

Eagle-Con returns! Cal State L.A. students, faculty, and staff are invited to experience the best in comic books, science fiction, and fantasy through a cultural and academic perspective as we explore this year’s theme, Engineering Science Fiction. Check out our card gamer and video game tournaments as well! Go online for the schedule, special guests and Cosplay! Follow us on social media to find out how to attend for free. Grab your cape and come play! www.calstatela.edu/usu/ eaglecon #EagleConLA

FRI 15 EAGLE-CON 2015 12 pm • University-Student Union

Please see the event description on May 14 for more information. www.calstatela.edu/usu/eaglecon #EagleConLA

mon 18 DECOLONIZING JOURNEYS, DECONSTRUCTING BORDERS & DISMANTLING NARRATIVES: [UN] FRAMING THE “GOOD” & “BAD” IMMIGRANT DISCOURSE 5 – 9 pm • Los Angeles Room BC 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

This student-led symposium [re]conceptualizes the shifting articulations of race, gender, nation, and citizenship through a [re]framing of (im)migration as a transnationalist fact of historical existence and collective resistance.

tue 19 DANCE WARS 6:30 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

Dance Wars is back! Support your fellow Golden Eagles as they leave it all on the stage with some amazing dance routines, and vote for your favorite to win! If you want to compete, sign up in the Center for Student Involvement by May 4th. #USUCSI

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tue 19 AMERICAN COMMUNITIES PROGRAM SYMPOSIUM: THE BIOLOGICAL CENTURY 6:15 pm • Los Angeles Room AB 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

In this panel presentation, the 2014-2015 American Communities Program Fellows – Dr. Pablo Baler (Modern Languages and Literatures,) Dr. Cheryl Koos (History,) and Dr. Paola Marin (Modern Languages and Literatures) – share the results of their ongoing research projects on this year’s ACP theme, “The Biological Century.” The Fellows explore a range of emergent political, ethical, and aesthetic questions confronting us in what has been called the “biological century.”

thu 21 wed 20 GOLDEN EAGLE TIME 12 pm • U-SU Plaza

wed 20 MASALA RAINBOW COMEDY 3:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union Midterms got you down? Need a change of pace? Ready to roll on the floor laughing out loud? Then come on out to celebrate both API Heritage Month and LGBTQ Pride Month with a little laughter! The Asian Pacific Islander and the Gender & Sexuality Resource Centers are teaming up to bring you an afternoon of comedy featuring Sapna Kumar! #WithTheGSRC #WiththeAPISRC #APIHeritageMonth

FUNDAMENTALS OF WEST AFRICAN & AFRO CUBAN RHYTHMS 12 – 2 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

Do you love the rhythms of West African and Afro-Cuban percussion? The Pan-African Studies department, Latin American Studies program, and the Pan African Student Resource Center team up with Baba Yagbe Awolowo Onilu, an instructor who has studied Ifa, West African and Afro Cuban music, and has extensive knowledge of the African diaspora music, dance, and religion. Join us for a hands-on class and learn to master the West African and Afro Cuban bells, shekeres, and drums! #BlackAtCalStateLA #BlackMusic #CLSRCcultura #CLSRCcultura

thu 21 INDEPENDENT VISIONS: MULBERRY CHILD – A MEMOIR OF CHINA

6:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union Witness Mulberry Child: A Memoir of China, Jian Ping’s coming-of-age story as the daughter of a senior government official and her family’s struggle to survive China’s Cultural Revolution from 1966-1979. The story follows Ping’s life, addressing universal issues between mothers and daughters, triumph and adversity, and overcoming immigrant challenges. Directed by Susan Morgan Cooper, 2011, 85 minutes.

thu 21 HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay

mon MEMORIAL DAY CAMPUS CLOSED. 25

tue 26

PRIDE MASQUERADE

6:15 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Who has Pride? Cal State L.A. has Pride! June is recognized as LGBTQ Pride Month, so to prepare for the season the Gender & Sexuality Resource Center is putting together a night of music, games, and prizes in our Pride Masquerade. Come make a pride mask and celebrate your right to be proud! #PrideMasquerade #WithTheGSRC

wed 27 OH, MY ACHING BACK… 3:15 – 4:10 pm Student Health Center, Room 210

The human body is a complex machine that thrives when it is in balance. Chiropractic care can guide you toward unlocking your body’s true potential. Treatment of headaches, postural imbalances, nutritional deficiencies, and athletic performance improvements are just a few of the areas that can be addressed with Chiropractic care. Join the Student Health Center’s chiropractic interns and learn about the Chiropractic Clinic available to students.

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may-june

WED 27

WOMEN’S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES RECEPTION

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3 – 4:15 pm • Alhambra Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

A THOUSAND FOLDS OF PEACE

Join us to learn more about Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Cal State L.A., and to recognize the achievements of those graduating with a Minor or Post Baccalaureate Certificate in WGSS.

3:15 pm • Asian Pacific Islander Student Resource Center 2nd Floor • University-Student Union From ancient Japanese lore comes a magical legend in the form of hope and love. It was said that the one who folds a thousand paper cranes would be granted a wish carried on their wings. Join the APISRC as we embark on this journey and learn to fold origami paper cranes. By the end of it all, you will be able to write your hopes and dreams on the wings of your creations and let them fly! #Origami101 #APIHeritageMonth

wed 27

University-Student Union and Luckman Fine Arts Complex

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Students and scholars from Cal State L.A.’s Department of Pan-African Studies, Pan Afrikan Student Collective, and Pan African Student Resource Center present their research from the 2014-2015 academic year. Call Pan-African Studies at (323) 343-2290 or Cross Cultural Centers at (323) 343-5001 for information and event schedule.

INDEPENDENT VISIONS:

SCREAMING QUEENS: THE RIOTS AT THE COMPTON’S CAFETERIA 6:15 pm • U-SU Theatre 1st Floor • University-Student Union

Before heading out to L.A./West Hollywood LGBT Pride in a few weeks, arm yourself with some knowledge. It was transgender activists who paved the road to resistance that led to the liberation of all queer communities. Screaming Queens documents the organized protests in San Francisco that happened three years before the welldocumented Stonewall Inn protests in NYC. Directed by Susan Stryker, 2005, 58 minutes.

thu 28 HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. Special Guest DJ from Golden Eagle Radio. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay #DJ

fri 29

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SPRING QUARTER RECREATION TOURNAMENT 10 am • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

1 pm • U-SU Plaza

Learn about the dangers of alcohol and drug use and discover new ways to stay healthy. Be sure to enter the prize drawing for a chance to win an awesome prize!

9-10

DIY CRAFTY SERIES: OUTDOOR DIY PARTY 12 pm • U-SU Plaza

Do you love Do It Yourself crafting? The Center for Student Involvement brings you the ultimate outdoor DIY party. Meet with other DIYers on campus and enjoy making different types of crafts. If you are graduating, be sure to bring your cap to add your personal touch to it. All FREE while supplies last. #DoItYourself #CraftyEagles

wed 03

PAN AFRICAN STUDENT FORUM

CSI: GET HIGH ON LIFE, KISS DRUGS GOODBYE

wed 03

If you missed it Fall Quarter, now’s your chance to compete in the Spring Quarter Recreation Tournament. Sign up for Billiards, Table Tennis and Foosball. The Top 3 players from each area will walk away with not only Cal State L.A. “Bragging Rights” but with a Cash Prize. Sign up in the Pit by Wednesday, May 27th. Space is limited. Free food and refreshments for all participants while supplies last. #CashPrizes #BraggingRights #FreeFood

MOONLIGHT BREAKFAST 8 – 10 pm • Golden Eagle Ballroom 3rd Floor • Golden Eagle Building

Take a break from the stress of final exams with a FREE PANCAKE BREAKFAST! Sing your heart out at karaoke and get some free giveaways while supplies last. Be sure to bring your current student ID! Tickets will be available on the night of the event beginning at 7:30 pm in the U-SU Ticket Window in the 1st floor Lobby. #MoonlightBreakfast

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UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION FINAL S STU DY FEST

6/4 Emergency Withdrawal period ends.

Please join us on the 3rd floor of the U-SU in the San Gabriel, Alhambra, Pasadena, and Montebello Room (no reservation needed).

june

6/8 – 6/13 Final Examinations. 6/19 Grades will be available to students to view in GET beginning 8:00 a.m. After you have logged into GET, click on Self Service, click on View my Grades, select the appropriate term or click on the Student Center, click on the Grades link and select the appropriate term.

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CCC FINALS WEEK, jun 04 STUDY HOURS, AND – STUDY ASSISTANCE Cultural Centers thu Cross 2nd floor • University-Student Union jun 11

This week, the CCC is all about you, your success, and Finals Week! We’ll have “quieter” hours and study space, assistance from the CCC staff and study group leaders, and some light and nutritious refreshments in the centers (while supplies last) at various times to feed your brain and lift your energy.

sun 07 RAZA GRAD CELEBRATION 11 am – 1 pm Luckman Fine Arts Complex

Signup required. See April 1 or May 1 calendar entry.

HAPPY HOUR IN THE PIT 12 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

Join us for free popcorn, free game play, raffle prizes, and great music or just come and hang out with friends. #FreePopcorn #FreeGamePlay

tue 04 BINGO 3 pm • The Pit Basement • University-Student Union

You say it’s just bingo? Well think again, it’s BINGO in the Pit. Four Corners could win you a $ Cash Prize, Table Top could win you a Gift Card to your favorite Restaurant. But you have to play to win. #Bingo #Cash #GiftCards

MONDAY 7AM – 9:30PM

6/01

TUESDAY 7AM – 11:30PM

6/02

WEDNESDAY 7AM – 11:30PM

6/03

THURSDAY 7AM – 11:30PM

6/04

FRIDAY 7AM – 9:30PM

6/05

SATURDAY 7AM – 6:30PM

6/06

Refreshments will be provided from June 8 – 12 while supplies last.

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10-11

BLACK GRAD CELEBRATION 4 – 6 pm Luckman Fine Arts Complex

Signup required. See April 1 or May 1 calendar entry.

thu 11 ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER GRAD CELEBRATION 7 – 9 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Signup required. See April 1 or May 1 calendar entry.

fri 12 PRIDE GRAD CELEBRATION 7:30 – 9 pm • Los Angeles Room 3rd Floor • University-Student Union

Signup required. See April 1 or May 1 calendar entry.

MONDAY 7AM – 11:30PM

6/08

TUESDAY 7AM – 11:30PM

6/09

WEDNESDAY 7AM – 11:30PM

6/10

THURSDAY 7AM – 9:30PM

6/11

FRIDAY 7AM – 9:30PM

6/12