Bienvenidos!
Tuesday, September 16, 11am-2pm
College Center, Conference Rooms
2nd Floor

This event is hosted by the Latino Faculty & Staff Association. Activities include the Latino Student Orientation & Fullerton College Student Services Fair.
All are welcomed to attend!
Activities Include the following...
10-12pm           Student Services Info Fair on the quad
12-1:30pm        Student Success Orientation with
Guest Speaker: Dr. John Hernandez & LFSA Scholarship Awards
1:30-2pm         Taco Bar & DJ on the Student Center Patio
(located on the west side of the College Center)
 

TOUR COST IS $5.00
PER PERSON AND PAYABLE UPON RSVP
Domestic students: 
Please RSVP at the Cadena/Transfer Center
International students:
Please RSVP at the International Students Center.

NATIONAL COMING OUT WEEK
Oct. 6th through Oct. 10th.
G.L.I.D.E
Gays & Lesbians Initiating Dialogue
for Equality (G.L.I.D.E)

Tuesday, October 7, 10:30am-12pm
In the College Center Conference Room

The purpose of National Coming Out Week is to advocate & promote tolerance, acceptance, and Diversity of the LGBT community. In recognition of National Coming Out Week, the Campus Equity & Diversity Committee and Cadena/Transfer Center welcome GLIDE, An Interactive Presentation.

The mission of GLIDE is to eliminate homophobia by providing the general public with factual information and diverse personal experiences about homosexuality. They accomplish this through live, interactive presentations tailored to specific audiences. They target educational, business, civic, social, political and religious groups in every ethnic and cultural population.
 

NATIONAL COMING OUT WEEK
Oct. 6th through Oct. 10th.
The events to the right are hosted by the Lambda Society, the official Gay & Lesbian Student Club of Fullerton College

Wednesday, October 15
6-9pm
 in the College Center Conference Room (2nd floor)
 

El Dia de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead), a Mexican celebration, is a day to celebrate, remember and prepare special foods in honor of those who have departed.

The Fullerton College Departments of Ethnic Studies, Child Development & Educational Studies, Cadena/Transfer Center, Associated Students, and the Inter-Club Council invite you to join us for an evening of cultural enrichment, food, & entertainment!  

Details:
Art inspired by Day of the Dead, created by artists that reflect the cultural values and spirit of the local Chicano community. Opening Reception on Tuesday, October 14th from 5:00-7:00pm.

Each Halloween, the CTC student staff choose a theme for Halloween in our center.

Stop by for the
free treats, scary movies!

With Guest speaker : Nisreen Malhis
Will discuss the challenges that many Muslims face as they seek to live their lives caught between the traditional cultures of older generations at home and the demands and expectations of American society.

International Students Center Presents
 The 7th Annual Foreign Film Festival 2008

November 18, 19, & 20
For information on film schedule, visit the ISC webpage:
http://isc.fullcoll.edu/filmfest.htm

This event is sponsored by the International Students Center For more information, please visit or contact the
International Student Center
College Center, second floor, room 220
(tel) 1.714.992.7078
(fax) 1.714.992.9927
(email) isc@fullcoll.edu

 KWANZAA

Thursday, December 4
12-1:30pm in the Wilshire Auditorium

This event is a collaborative effort of the Black Student Union, Ethnic Studies, Cadena/Transfer Center, and the Fullerton College Dance Department
Click here learn more about KWANZAA

NO RSVP REQUIRED!

Today, women comprise 46% of the U.S. labor force, approximately 57% of U.S. undergraduates, and are finally recognized as serious contenders for the Office of the US President. Join us as we present a panel of former female students of Fullerton College who have been successful in their own education and life!
 

California State University, Fullerton: Women Center’s Susan Leavy is the Campus Crime Prevention Educator and will be sharing her expertise in sexual violence, domestic violence and young adult issues. Relationship violence can and does occur in any type of intimate relationship – dating, marriage, co-habitation, or roommate arrangements. It occurs between couples who are straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender. Susan will discuss how Relationship Violence is a pattern of behavior in which one partner uses fear and intimidation to establish power and control over the other partner.

TOUR

Friday, March 20
 

Tour participants will enjoy a tour of the MOT/Holocaust Exhibit. Cost of the tour $5.

Transportation will be provided by Fullerton College.
 

RSVP at the Cadena/Transfer Center
beginning Spring 2009 Semester

 

 Leon Leyson retired teacher Leon Leyson is a Holocaust survivor and the youngest member of Schindler's List. Leon will be coming to the Fullerton College campus to share his life story with our students and community. He worked in Oscar Schindler's factory, the subject of Steven Spielberg's film Schindler's List.
 

At the Fullerton College
Festival of
 DIVERSITY!

Thursday, April 23, 8am-2pm
In the Fullerton College Quad