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A Faculty Guide to Organizing On-Campus Events

Online via Zoom

Speaker: Edith Chen, Chair & Professor of Asian American Studies Join us Friday, April 3rd for our Lunch and Learn: a practical workshop distinguished to help faculty plan and host successful campus events— Learn the best practices for event planning, including securing funding, promotion, collaboration, and other logistics to create engaging experiences for students and… Continue reading A Faculty Guide to Organizing On-Campus Events

Surviving Epstein: Injury, Sexual Assault Advocacy, and Resilience

Noski Auditorium 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA, United States

Jess Michaels is a TEDx speaker, survivor-advocate, and founder of 3Joannes, Inc., where she created 3Js Sexual Assault First Aid Kit™ and the #withyoutoo Social Safety app. A 1991 Jeffrey Epstein survivor who has lived with PTSD for more than 30 years, Jess translates lived experience into practical, trauma-informed tools that teach communities how to… Continue reading Surviving Epstein: Injury, Sexual Assault Advocacy, and Resilience

Internship Workshop

Jerome Richfield Hall Room 319 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA

Attention College of Humanities Stiudents! Explore your interests Connect with your network Learn about CSUN career resources Find organizations hiring student interns Pick up tips for resumes, cover letters & interviews Earn course credit for your internship experience

Internship workshop

Internship Workshop

Jerome Richfield Hall Room 319 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA

Internship Workshop Explore your interests Connect with your network Learn about CSUN career resources Find organizations hiring student interns Pick up tips for resumes, cover letter and interviews Earn course credit for your internship experience

Free
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SWANA Visibility Panel

Flintridge Room, East Conference Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

The USU and the Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies Program are hosting a student panel showcasing the diverse cultures and communities that make up the SWANA region. Refreshments will be provided, so don’t miss out as we honor these rich histories and traditions!

Heated Rivalry: Cottage Conversations and Crafts

Pride Center, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

Join us to talk about queer media, fandom, queer joy, shipping culture, and the impact of Heated Rivalry.

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