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Once a month on Wednesdays 11:30-1pm; SRJC MI CASA (Garcia 860)

you are encouraged to attend every lecture in the series, but if you cannot make it to every lecture, feel free to attend the ones you can

?'s: call 707-521-6906 (llámenos si gustaría saber las fechas para platicas en español)

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MI CASA ANNOUNCMENTS

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MI CASA

Multicultural Innovative Center for Academic Success &Achievement

Week of Dec. 11-14 (Week before finals)

M & T: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm W & TH: 8:30 am - 7 pm

Week of Dec. 18-21 (Week of finals)

M-Th: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

We will be closed from Dec. 22- Jan. 16

For more information call 707-521-6066

Santa Rosa Junior College Latin@ focused classes for Spring 2018

MMost Latin@-focused courses are GE courses that work for UC/CSU and AA/AS Degree:

ANTHRO 31 – Mesoamerican Origins, MW 12-1:30 SR, TT 10:00-12:00 Petaluma HIST 8.2 – Latin American History from 1830, MW 10:30-12 SR HIST 33 – History of Mexico, MW 1:30-3:00 SR; TT 9:00-10:30 Petaluma INTDIS 4 – Latinoamerica & Caribbean Culture, TT 9-10:30 SR, Tue. 6-9 pm Petaluma SPAN 40 – Section 6118, Elem Spanish for Spanish Speakers, TT 11:00-1:00 SR SPAN 41 – Section 8510, Intermediate Spanish for Spanish Speakers, TT 11:00-1:00, SR CHLD 90.4 – has one section taught in Spanish, Section 4189, W 6:30-9:30 pm SR Puente Program ENGL 1A – continuation of the Fall program, both campuses HSI Connections Program ENGL 1A, SR Campus ENGL 33 – Chicano/a Arts and Literature, TT, 9:00-10:30 am, SR Campus Non GE activity classes – Latin Dance, DANCE 88.1 and 88.2, SR

Several other courses are also offered that are multicultural and include LatinX topics, including CHLD 68, COMM 7, COUN 74, HIST 20, HIST 21, HUMAN 6, MUSC 8, PSYCH 34, SOC 30, THAR 6.

Additional courses for Fall 2018: HIST 8.1 – Latin America to 1830; HIST 26 – Chicano/Latino History in the U.S.

UCLA Labor Center

The Dream Summer fellowship was created In 2010, after Immigrant youth leaders were

moved by the US Senate’s failure to pass the federal DREAM Act to create a way of

developing future leaders in the immigrant rights movement. The result was the inaugural

Dream Summer Fellowship, a national program that:  

Empowers immigrant youth to be the next generation of social justice leaders through

professional development and national networking opportunities.  

Creates safe and healing spaces for immigrant youth to connect with each other and explore

their identities.  

Promotes an intersectional, cross-racial, and multi-generational approach to social justice that

addresses the needs of immigrant communities.

Dream Summer Fellowship Application

Application: http://bit.ly/DS2018Application

dream summer 2018

Questions: ucladreamsummer@gmail.com

Deadline:  February 15, 2018 

Dream Summer Fellowship

SCHOLAR -SHIPS

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