Monday General Body Meetings
Movimiento Estudiantil Chican@ de Aztlan (MEChA):
5PM, Comunidad Large Black Student Union (BSU):
630PM, Comunidad Large Coalition of South Asian People: 7PM, Comunidad Large |
Tuesday General Body Meetings
Kamalayan:
5PM, Comunidad Small
Asian Pacific Students Association:
6PM, Comunidad Small
Student for Justice in Palestine:
6PM, Conference Room |
Wednesday General Body Mtgs
Kaibingang Pilipino: 6PM, Comunidad Large
Students with Disabilities Coalition:
6PM, Conference Room |
Thursday General Body Meetings
Muslim Students Association:
6PM, TBA |
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Come Visit Us at the CCC!
Monday-Thursday | 9AM-9PM
Friday | 9AM-4PM
We hope you all have settled in and geared up for a new academic year at UCSD. We can't wait for you to come visit and tell us all about your summer. While you're at it, bring a new friend to the center and introduce them to the community. As you may already know, the CCC will host tons of programs, events, meetings, and general connections for the upcoming quarter, so we hope you all will actively participate and gain meaningful experiences with the community. Check out our Tumblr site or follow us on Twitter for the latest information on what's happening in and around the center. Let's all start off the new academic year with good vibrations/vibras!
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California Native American Celebration
September through November
Various Locations (see link below)
The University of California, San Diego's sixth annual California Native American Day celebrations have been expanded with various events highlighting the past, present and future identities of San Diego's indigenous cultures. California Native American Day was established as an official state holiday in 1998 and is recognized on the fourth Friday of every September. However, at UC San Diego the holiday has been expanded throughout fall quarter and for the first year ever, California Native American Day will be celebrated throughout the 2011-2012 academic year. All events are free and open to the public. For more information on event dates and locations click here. |
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When the De la Cruz Family Danced with Author Donna Miscolta
Thursday | October 6 | 2-3:30pm
Cross-Cultural Center
The University of California, San Diego, Department of Literature, Cross Cultural Center, and the UCSD Filipina/o-American student groups Kaibigang Pilipino (KP) and Kamalayan Kollective PRESENT:
Reading and Discussion of When the De la Cruz Family Danced with Author Donna Miscolta. For more information, contact Nancy Magpusao at [email protected].
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Community Dialogue with Ninotchka Rosca
Friday | October 7 | 2pm
CCC Comunidad
Ninotchka Rosca, a Pilipina Feminist, author, and human rights activist will be in community on Friday, October 7th at 200pm in the CCC Comunidad. Come engage in radical conversations on feminist liberation and social justice with other UCSD activists. Co-Sponsored by the Student Affirmative Action Committee.
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The Coming Out Group
Tuesdays | 5-6:30pm
Starting October 4
Women's Center Small Conference Room
The Coming Out group is a place to meet and gain support while discussing your sexual and/or gender Identities in a confidential setting. This group is for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, straight, or questioning folks who are coming out, considering coming out or may already be out. Topics are determined by group participants and can include stress, fear, anxiety, loneliness, excitement and celebration with regard to coming out.
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