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SUMMARY:Africana Studies Week: Lecture and Alumni Panel
DESCRIPTION:Date: Monday\, November 4\, 2024\nLecture: 12:00pm-12:45pm\nAlumni Panel: 1:00pm-2:15p\nLocation: Lake View Terrace | University Student Union (USU) \n\nAgenda\n12:00pm Introduction / Welcome \n\nDr. Marquita Gammage\, Chair\, AFRS\nDr. Cedric Hackett\, Moderator\, Director of DHIAA\, Prof. AFRS\n\n12:05pm Keynote Address: “Cementing Our Legacy: Heroic Past\, Transformative Achievements\, Immanent Dangers”\n \n\nKeynote Address: Dr. Selase Williams\, Former Africana Studies Chair\n\nSee abstract for this talk\n\n\n\n1:00pm Alumni Panel \n\nModerated by Dr. Lizbeth Gant Britton\nPanelists: Tyrone (T-Fox) Fox; Dynasty Taylor; Shante Morgan; Patrick Johnson; Dr. Carroll Brown III\n\n2:15pm End of Event \n\nAbout Our Speaker\nSelase W. Williams\nSelase W. Williams retired from distinguished service as Provost and VP for Academic Affairs\, six years each at Southern Connecticut State University and Lesley University.  He played pivotal roles in strategic planning\, building or enhancing programs to improve student retention/success\, and in advancing diversity/inclusion/equity (e.g. Urban Scholars Initiative and Task Force on Social Justice in Teaching and Learning). \nWhile Chair of the Pan African Studies Department at CSUN (1988-1994)\, he was elected President of the National Council for Black Studies\, Inc. (1988-1992).  He co-chaired (with William Little) the first NCBS International Conference in 1993 in Accra\, Ghana.  Ford Foundation grants supported Summer Institutes for new scholars and a “Crossing Borders” initiative at CSUDH. \nWilliams’ scholarship focuses on the history\, structure\, and politics of African American Language\, Sierra Leone Krio\, the role of Black Studies in the academy\, and education for Black liberation.  He is a contributor to and co-editor of a book entitled The Borders in All of Us: New Approaches to Three Global Diasporic Societies.  His most recent publication is a book\, co-authored with Tom Spencer-Walters\, entitled Sierra Leone Krio: Language\, Culture\, and Traditions\, Published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group\, Inc. (2024). \nSelase W. Williams earned a B.A. in Linguistics and an M.A. in African Languages and Literature from the University of Wisconsin\, and a PH.D. in Linguistics from Indiana University. \nKeynote Address Abstract\nThis address explains what constitutes a “legacy” by tracing the origin of the word and related English words\, as well as how the discipline originally known as Black Studies earned the status of a legacy in American higher education.  This legacy was forged in the crucible of Eurocentric institutions\, laws\, and standards by bold individual scholars intent on correcting the history of peoples of African descent and linked their mission to the struggle for liberation and civil rights.  As the doors to American higher education became cracked\, it soon became apparent that the same backlash that followed enslavement\, Jim Crow\, and the Civil Rights Movement would confront those trying to institutionalize the true story of the African World Experience and its relationship with Europe.  While acknowledging the valiant achievements of Africana Studies and addressing internal challenges\, Dr. Williams warns of the “White Supremacist” elements in our society that threaten to nostalgically return America to the “good old days” prior to civil rights legislation\, equal educational opportunity\, and programs supporting diversity\, equity\, and inclusion.  The biggest threat facing America today are the policies and proposals present in Project 2025\, a 900+ page manifesto sponsored by the Heritage Society and written by some of the most extreme radical republicans\, many of whom are\, or have been\, senior advisors to Donald J. Trump.  Most of the proposals advanced in that document would undo the work of centuries of Americans of diverse backgrounds to create a more equitable and humane society. \nRequesting Accommodations\nThe CSUN College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and the Department of Africana Studies are committed to making our events accessible to everyone. If you require an accommodation or service to fully participate\, please let us know. Note: If you require an ASL interpreter please contact us no later than October 25\, 2024. Please contact Cedric Hackett via email at cedric.hackett@csun.edu. \nAfricana Studies Week 2024\nAfricana Studies Week 55th Anniversary: Cementing our Legacy \n \nAfricana Studies Week: 3rd Annual Plaque Dedication and March to the Black House \n \nOther SBS Events\nThe CSBS Salon Series featuring Tabitha Brown \n \nBike Fest 2024! Save the Date.
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/africana-studies-week-lecture-and-alumni-panel/
LOCATION:Lake View Terrace Room\, East Conference Center\, University Student Union\, 18111 Nordhoff St.\, Northridge\, CA\, 91330-8272\, United States
CATEGORIES:Alumni,Community Engagement,Diversity and Inclusion,Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Africana Studies Week 55th Anniversary: Cementing our Legacy
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 55th Anniversary: Cementing Our Legacy\, a powerful celebration of fifty-five years of Sankofa—a journey rooted in the remembrance of our ancestral heritage and historical resilience. “Cementing Our Legacy” honors the struggles and victories that have defined our path\, highlighting how our rich past continues to shape and inspire the future of Africana Studies. As we reflect on the monumental contributions of those who paved the way\, we also look forward—preserving our cultural heritage while igniting new possibilities for growth and innovation. Through an interdisciplinary approach\, our department empowers students to not only explore their historical and cultural foundations but also to soar towards future achievements\, carrying the legacy forward. \n \nRequesting Accommodations for AFRS Week Events\nThe CSUN College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and the Department of Africana Studies are committed to making our events accessible to everyone. If you require an accommodation or service to fully participate\, please let us know. Note: If you require an ASL interpreter please contact us no later than October 25\, 2024. Please contact Cedric Hackett via email at cedric.hackett@csun.edu. \nAfricana Studies Week Events\nAfricana Studies Week: 3rd Annual Plaque Dedication and March to the Black House \n \nAfricana Studies Week: Lecture and Alumni Panel \n \nOther SBS Events\nThe CSBS Salon Series featuring Tabitha Brown \n \nBike Fest 2024! Save the Date.
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/africana-studies-week-2024/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Alumni,Community Engagement,Diversity and Inclusion,Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Love and (R)evolution: A Conversation with Artist and Activist Lydia Emily
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversation with artist and activist Lydia Emily as part of the Remnants of Resistance podcast series. Considered by many to be one of the preeminent female street artists of our time\, her large-scale murals have appeared all over the world. Her art is deeply political\, and our conversation will explore the relationship between art and politics alongside intersectional identities and resistance\, the focus of much of her work. Her mural on Skid Row honoring a survivor of sex trafficking is the longest-standing untouched and untagged mural in Los Angeles\, a deep sign of respect in the street art community. \nLydia Emily is a spokesperson for the MS Society and is the subject of the documentary The Art of Rebellion. Her memoir\, The Art of Hope\, was published in 2024.
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/love-and-revolution-a-conversation-with-artist-and-activist-lydia-emily/
LOCATION:University Library: Jack & Florence Ferman Presentation Room
CATEGORIES:Academics,Art Galleries,Arts and Culture,Current Students,Diversity and Inclusion
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SUMMARY:Building Peace Across the Globe: A Workshop with Brie Loskota
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/building-peace-across-the-globe-a-workshop-with-brie-loskota/
LOCATION:Lake View Terrace Room\, East Conference Center\, University Student Union\, 18111 Nordhoff St.\, Northridge\, CA\, 91330-8272\, United States
CATEGORIES:Diversity and Inclusion,Michael D. Eisner College of Education
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SUMMARY:Guest Artist Lecture/Recital: Dr. Jaramillo
DESCRIPTION:Rhythms of Latin America\nA Lecture/Recital with Dr. Andrés Jaramillo\nOctober 11 at 7:30 pm\, Shigemi Matsumoto Recital Hall \nNo Admission Fee \nCo-sponsored by Piano Spheres and The Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs \n \n  \nRhythms of Latin America by Dr. Andrés Jaramillo is a lecture recital on Latin American music\, exploring rhythms\, styles\, and new compositions by LatinX composers\, including movements of pieces by composers Paola Marquez and Jorge Alejandro Salazar that will be premiered at Dr. Jaramillo’s Piano Spheres recital on January 21\, 2025 at Thayer Hall\, Colburn School. Dr. Jaramillo will also perform other works by Latino composers from the 19th and 20th centuries. \nDr. Andrés Jaramillo serves as faculty at the Collinsworth School of Music at California Baptist University where he teaches Applied Piano\, Chamber Music\, Music Theory\, Senior Recital Class\, Musicianship\, and Music in Global Cultures.  Aside from teaching\, Dr. Jaramillo keeps an exciting and active career as a solo and collaborative pianist\, clinician and conductor. He has performed internationally in such countries as South America\, South Africa\, Spain\, and China as well as throughout the United States. His programs typically feature standard classical piano repertory combined with Contemporary and Latin-American music. He often premieres international and local composers’ works. Dr. Jaramillo earned his DMA degree in Piano Performance with minor fields in Theory\, Instrumental Conducting\, and Keyboard Collaborative Arts from USC Thornton School of Music under the mentorship of prestigious pianist and teachers\, Daniel Pollack\, Dr. Alan Smith and Prof. Larry Livingstone. He obtained his Master’s Degree from the EWU and his undergrad studies at the Juan N. Corpas University under the mentorship of Maestro Jorge Zorro Sanchez and teachers Pilar Leyva and Ludmila Weber. \nPROGRAM \nToccata – Jorge Pinzón (1968) \nAncestro – German D. Perez (1964) \n3 Colombian Romantic Pieces \n\nIntermezzo 2 – Luis A. Calvo (1882 – 1945)\nManopili – Adolfo Mejía (1906 – 1973)\nPincho – Adolfo Mejia\n\nEl Intachable – Juan Domingo Cordoba (1971) \nEtudes for Piano – Paola Marquez (1978) \n\nEtude I – Bailadito\nEtude II – Echoes of home\nEtude III – Silent Storm\nEtude IV – Resonance\n\nLa Zacapaneca – Jorge Luis Sosa (1964) \n5 Characteristic Colombian Pieces – Jorge A. Salazar (1978) \n\nDanza\nCosta (Porro)\nPasillo\nAlabao\nJoropo\n\nPIANO SPHERES: is a 30 year-old nonprofit organization that supports the composition\, performance\, and production of major new works for the piano as well as rarely heard treasures from centuries past. They expand the piano repertoire by commissioning new music and sustaining several concert series of the highest artistic quality which focus primarily on music by living American composers. Their Leonard Stein Artist Residency is a performance and teaching program dedicated to locating\, supporting and presenting pianists from historically underrepresented groups who specialize in the performance of new music. This program is presented in cooperation with the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. \n\nSuggested Parking via Kiosks in Lot B1
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/pianospheres-oct-11/
LOCATION:Shigemi Matsumoto Recital Hall (via Cypress Hall Courtyard)\, 18236 Nordhoff St\, Northridge\, CA\, 91325\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts and Culture,Diversity and Inclusion,Heritage Month,Lectures and Guest Speakers,Music,Special Events and Masterclasses
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SUMMARY:Papel Picado Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn to make papel picado with Candy Angel-Diaz\, “the Nepantlera Artivist.” Attendees will learn accessible approaches to this centuries-old craft in an immersive\, hands-on workshop in the Library as we begin preparations for Día de Muertos. Join us for an afternoon of art\, snacks\, and community! The Papel Picado Workshop is open to all CSUN community members and will be held in the Library in Room UL265A (2nd floor\, West Wing\, inside the Exhibit Gallery). Pre-registration is appreciated by not required.
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/papel-picado-workshop/
LOCATION:University Library: UL 365A
CATEGORIES:Arts and Culture,Current Students,Diversity and Inclusion,Nuestra Gente,Student Affairs,Student Housing and Residential Life,Student Life
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ORGANIZER;CN="University Library":MAILTO:library.event@csun.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240925T130000
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SUMMARY:12th Annual Banned Books Readout with Pizza
DESCRIPTION:Join us at 12:45 p.m. for pizza! Space is limited – Reserve your seat now! RSVP Required  \nJoin the University Library\, Department of Journalism\, Pride Center\, and Queer Studies Program for the 12th Annual Banned Books Readout with Pizza! CSUN Journalism Professor David Blumenkrantz’s J480 History of American News Media class will give dramatic readings. Keynote speaker\, Rubén Martínez will speak on The Art of Memory: Writing Ourselves Back into History. Browse ALA’s 2023 list of banned books\, on the theme “Freed Between the Lines.” \nRubén Martínez is a writer\, teacher and performer. He holds the Fletcher Jones Chair in Literature and Writing at Loyola Marymount and serves the English\, Chicana/o and Latina/Latino Studies and Journalism departments. He is the author of several books\, including Desert America: A Journey Across Our Most Divided Landscape and Crossing Over: A Mexican Family on the Migrant Trail. He is also the co-creator of Little Central America\, 1984\, a theatrical performance about the lives and times of the Sanctuary Movement\, which has been staged at sites of major Central American communities (Los Angeles\, Houston\, Washington DC and\, in late 2024\, the San Francisco Bay Area). Read more about Rubén Martínez.
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/12th-annual-banned-books-readout-with-pizza/
LOCATION:University Library: Jack & Florence Ferman Presentation Room
CATEGORIES:Arts and Culture,Diversity and Inclusion,Lectures and Guest Speakers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240919T140000
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SUMMARY:STEM Career Fair: Connect and Network (Sept. 19\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:The Bonita J. Campbell Endowment for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) invites you to an exciting opportunity to meet and network with employers and other job seekers in person. The Career Fair event supports professional growth and career opportunities with a focus on inclusivity and equal opportunity for college students\, both undergraduate and graduate students. \nConnect with industry professionals and highlight your collegiate and/or professional experience to engage in conversations that could lead to future job opportunities. \nTips for job seekers: \n\nBring your resume\nResearch the company before approaching. (e.g. google\, LinkedIn\, etc.)\nApproach with confidence\, introduce yourself\, keep eye contact\, and shake hands firmly.\nEngage in conversation\, asking questions about the company and showcasing your experience.\nShould you exchange contact information\, follow-up with the employer in a timely manner.\n\nCompanies such as Mannkind\, Takeda\, Las Virgenes Municipal Water District and many more will be attending!  Light snacks will be provided. \nThe career fair is free to the community. \nRegister Today!
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/stem-career-fair-connect-and-network-sept-19-2024/
LOCATION:University Library: Jack & Florence Ferman Presentation Room
CATEGORIES:Associated Students (AS),Current Students,Diversity and Inclusion,Student Life,Technology,University Student Union
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SUMMARY:SfS2 First Student Research Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Dive into the future of science at SECURE for Student Success’s (SfS2) inaugural Student Research Symposium! Witness the impact of our program’s summer research experience as our ambitious cohort of students unveil their groundbreaking results from their dedicated work. \nDuring this symposium\, you’ll be able to see 11 cutting-edge posters and hear from the brilliant students behind them. Some of the topics covered this summer went from harnessing machine learning for revolutionizing datacenter efficiency\, to developing low-cost geophysics-based instruments for further research exploration\, another being solving physics equations with neural networks. Please see below regarding the schedule for this symposium\, we hope these student’s work will leave you inspired. For more information on SECURE for Student Success\, please visit our website at https://www.ecs.csun.edu/sfs2. \nSchedule\nDoors Open Poster Viewing\n1:15 PM – 2:15 PM \nOral Presentations \nSession 1\n2:30 PM – 4:00 PM \nBreak\n4:00 PM – 4:30 PM \nSession 2\n4:30 PM – 5:45 PM \nClosing Remarks\n5:45 PM – 6:00 PM \n“SECURE for Student Success” is supported by the United States Department of Education FY 2023 Title V\, Part A\, Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions (DHSI) Program five-year grant\, Award Number P031S230232\, CFDA Number 84.031S. However\, this program does not necessarily represent the views of the US Department of Education\, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/sfs2-first-student-research-symposium/
LOCATION:Northridge Center Complex\, University Student Union\, 18111 Nordhoff St.\, Northridge\, CA\, 91330-8272\, United States
CATEGORIES:Current Students,Diversity and Inclusion
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SUMMARY:SHPE CSUN Presents Game Night
DESCRIPTION:The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) CSUN hosts its First General Body Meeting & Game Night on September 10th in Jacaranda 1555! This free event welcomes all\, and will feature food\, music\, and board games. Meet new board members and fellow students while enjoying a fun evening with SHPE.\n 
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/shpe-csun-presents-game-night/
LOCATION:Jacaranda Hall\, 18111 Nordhoff St.\, Northridge\, CA\, 91330\, United States
CATEGORIES:Current Students,Diversity and Inclusion,Newly Admitted Students,Student Life
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SUMMARY:CSUN CIPHER Symposium 2024 Featuring Big Daddy Kane
DESCRIPTION:May 8\, 2024 | 10AM-5PM \nYounes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts Courtyard \nRSVP for this Event \n\nAward winning rapper\, educator and activist\, Dee-1\nCSUN’s CIPHER (Center for the Interdisciplinary Pursuit of Hip-Hop Elevation & Research) Symposium is set to make waves as renowned hip-hop journalist Skyy Hook interviews keynote guest Big Daddy Kane\, as well as\, break dance legend Crazy Legs and award winning rapper\, educator and activist\, Dee-1. The all-day event from 10AM-5PM is free and open to the public and will also feature a live performance by Bishop Lamont\, graffiti installations\, dance competitions\, Porsche of Woodland Hills “Cars and the Culture” panel discussion and\, of course\, delicious food trucks. \nThis celebration of hip-hop culture promises an unforgettable experience for attendees of all ages. Join us at CSUN’s CIPHER Symposium for a day filled with music\, art\, and talent. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness performances by renowned artists and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of hip-hop. \nSchedule of Events\n10AM – 4:30PM\nGr818ers (DJ’s\, Dancers\, Beatboxers\, Graffiti artists) \n11AM – 4:30PM\nFood Trucks \n11AM – 12:15PM\nDee-1 (Interview with Skyy Hook) \n12:30PM – 1:15PM\nCrazy Legs (Featured Interview with Skyy Hook) \n1:45PM – 2PM\nBishop Lamont Performance \n2PM – 3:15PM\nBig Daddy Kane (CIPHER Keynote Interview with Skyy Hook) \n3:30PM-4:30PM\nPorsche of Woodland Hills “Cars and the Culture” Panel \nRSVP to the CIPHER Symposium \nFor more information\, email csbsevents@csun.edu\, or call (818) 677-4035. \nEvent Sponsors\n \n \n \n\nAbout CIPHER\nCIPHER is an innovative and community collaborative academic center that focuses on the interdisciplinary examination of Hip-Hop with particular emphasis on promoting the elevation of the culture of Hip-Hop. Housed at California State University Northridge (CSUN) in Los Angeles\, CIPHER fulfills this mission through interactive events that provide critical analysis of the culture of Hip-Hop\, curating the oral and visual history of Hip-Hop\, and documenting the socio-political impact of Hip-Hop regionally\, nationally\, and globally. In addition to examining Hip-Hop linkages to social movements\, CIPHER explores its impact on industries ranging from sports\, to fashion\, beverages\, to arts\, architecture\, transportation\, and technology. \nSupport CIPHER
URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/csun-cipher-symposium-2024-featuring-big-daddy-kane/
LOCATION:Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts Courtyard\, 18111 Nordhoff Street\, Northridge\, 91330\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts and Culture,Community Engagement,Cultural Programming,Diversity and Inclusion,Family Friendly,Lectures and Guest Speakers,Student Life,Student Outreach and Recruitment
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SUMMARY:Diversity and Inclusion Event 2
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URL:https://news.csun.edu/event/diversity-and-inclusion-event-2/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:Diversity and Inclusion
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SUMMARY:Diversity and Inclusion Event 3
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