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Events Archive

2011

DATE	EVENT
December	2012 Acacia Conference Call for Papers
November	All Points of the Compass The King's Speech Dia De Los Muertos Celebration Third "Thinking Queer" Speaker: Prof. M. Katherine Darmer, Chapman University, School of Law Free Film Screening and Discussion: Glue Boys
October	Graduate Student Recruitment by The University of California, Merced No Dinosaurs in Heaven Noche en el Museo: Witchcraft and Authority in Colonial Michoacan, Mexico Free public lecture by Dr. Erika Milam The World War II Experience of Orange County Nikkei in History and Memory with Chizuko Judy Sugita DeQueiroz and Dr. Arthur Hansen Second "Thinking Queer" Speaker: Prof. Melissa Hidalgo, Scripps College English Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit & Lectures
September	First "Thinking Queer" Speaker: Dr. Richard Lippa, CSUF Women and Gender Studies Fall Mixer Lincoln's California Ally: The Golden State and the Civil War with Ronald Rietveld Asian and Pacific Islander Cultural Welcome
June	Gustavo's Awesome Lecture Series at the Fullerton Public Library: DC Scholars Program Reception
May	Schedules and Locations of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences Commencement Ceremony on May 21 – 22, 2011. Animal Tool Use Lecture Alpha Kappa Delta Spring 2011 Schedule California American Studies Association Conference Cultural Treasures of Mexico: The Phurépecha of Parangaricutiro Museum Exhibit Opening
April	Guest Speaker Actor Sung Kang CSUF Gender Research Conference CFP Hansen Lecture 2011 Field research in Ethiopia lecture at Fullerton Public Library - a public lecture by Professors Fashing & Nguyen Peace & Muslims from the Qur'anic Perspective Rietveld Lecture 2011 Philosophy Alumni Symposium (flyer) Southern California Primate Research Forum Mending the World: Poetry, Activism, and Healing The Dark Side of Chocolate: Fighting Against Human Trafficking
March	Maya Calendar and 2012 Pi Sigma Alpha Alumni Panel and Luncheon An Afternoon with ERWIN CHEMERINSKY March On! Film Screening Sociology Major – Live Grad Check Review! Literature, History, and Politics in Eastern Europe Sociology Week 2011: Sexual Rights & Social Change Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society Titan Blitz La Raza Tour: "Save Ethnic Studies" Fifth Annual Conference on Literature, Culture & Languages: flyer and program
February	Are you sure you are graduating in May? European Studies Eyewitness to War speaker series Gustavo's Awesome Lecture Series! at the Fullerton Public Library All Points of the Compass

2010

DATE	EVENT
November	Why Is It Important To Learn About Vietnamese Studies? Black Consciouness Conference Asian American Studies (ASAM) Meet & Greet The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Creative Writing Workshop Weekend
October	EF Tour to Paris Summer 2011 Washington DC Internship Information Session Darwin as Romantic UCLA Behavior, Evolution, & Culture Speaker Series TELECAST Orphans of Apollo Film Premiere Public History, Public Trust: Remaking the Nixon Library The Cascajal Block and Other Evidence of Early Writing in the New World Symposium-New Discoveries Legally Stoned In California
September	Francisco Ayala Lecture: "The Foundations of Morality" Informational meeting for faculty interested in a "Queer Studies" minor at CSUF
April	Philosophy Lecture ASAM Meet and Greet Southern California Primate Research Forum AltExpo 2010: Alternative Energy and Transportation Expo Alamshah Philosophical Essay Prize Deadline CSUF Creative Writing and Composition Conference - Day Two (Featured Guest Poet, Kevin Clark) Eyewitness to War Speaker Series CSUF Creative Writing and Composition Conference - Day One (Featured Guest Poet, Shane Seely) 40th Annual Philosophy Symposium 29th Annual Anthropology Spring Symposium Psychology Day
March	"Women’s Studies Student Association" (WSSA) and "Third Wave Activists" weekly planning and social meeting 2nd Annual Hansen Lecture in Oral and Public History Professor John Davis presents "How to be a Cognitivist, Reject Relativism, and Still Believe in Deep Disagreement"
February	Black History Month Events throughout February 18th Annual Acacia Conference, hosted by the CSUF English Department and the Acacia Group

2009

DATE	EVENT
October	Save the Gorillas to Save the World--- Lecture by Ian Redmond
September	H&SS Faculty Convocation Pictures.
May	Orange County in the Eye of an Economic Storm: The Impact on Budgets, Employees, and Programs Inaugural Lincoln Lecture on the Era of Abraham Lincoln Honoring Dr. Ronald Rietveld
April	Cal State Fullerton Philosophy Department’s 39th Annual Symposium Eco Art Contest Exhibition by Alternative Transportation Vendors Event 'The Future of Personal Transportation' on April 20th. Earth Week Events
March	Anthropology Mesoamerican Network Conference. Event website College of Humanities & Social Sciences Week The Randy Olson Experience: Science and Film - Evolution, Intelligent Design and Global Warming Meeting the new Sheriff in town
February	Public Lectures on Moral Perception, Business Ethics, and Religious Belief in a Democratic Society

2008

DATE	EVENT
December	AAPI Center Open House
November	The Experiences of Chicanas and Latinas in Graduate School Fall 2008 Graduate School Workshop Series Discussion - What does this "CHANGE" mean? Latin American Voice and Guitar Concert in Meng Hall: Sandra Lohr and Enrique Velasco Rastegar Family's Iraj Afshar Iranica Lecture Series
October	Benefit Concert for Student Scholarships - Underwriting Opportunities to support study abroad scholarships Chicana/o Student, Faculty, and Staff Mixer: Learn more about the Chicana & Chicano Studies Major and Minor A book reading & signing of: A personal history by Gustavo Arellano
September	Celebration of the Center for Oral and Public History's 40th Anniversary New York Times Pulitzer Prize winner at Cal State Fullerton: Freedom of the Press and National Security in the Age of Terror Concert Under The Stars
July	Mexico Summer Institute
June	Virtue & Vice International Conference
May	20th Annual Pan-African Student Recognition Ceremony California and the World: A Global International Education Summit to be held May 6 Social Science Student Research Conference to be held May 2nd at CSU Long Beach Dean’s First Book Award-Nominations now open. $1000 cash prize Two-Day Conference on the Contemporary Middle East Call for student papers on the Asian Diaspora in Latin America
April	Chicana and Chicano Studies department student mixer A Workshop for Full-time faculty for personal web page templates "Fourteenth Annual Psychology Day-Biology and Behavior: Bodies and Brains" Summer 2008 Persian Institute applications Call for Student Papers on topics related to contemporary Middle East 3rd Annual Pollak Library Prize for Undergraduate Research Papers and Projects-$1,000 award for 1st place winner Generation Next in the Public Workplace: Getting the job, Keeping the job Interested in grad school? Back by popular demand - a workshop led by Dr. Gradilla on Apr.29
March	CSU Pre-Doctoral Program - Application. Chicano Resource Center Presents a Film Series in honor of Women’s History Month . Nominations for Outstanding Teachers . Monthly Newsletter Department of Philosophy Presents the 38th Annual Symposium - Science Fiction, Philosophy, and Human Nature (All events are free) A New Classical Persian Music Ensemble Chicano Resource Center Presents a Film Series in honor of Women’s History Month - "Portrait of Teresa" movie Department of Philosophy Presents the 38th Annual Symposium - Science Fiction, Philosophy, and Human Nature (All events are free) A Lecture, “Evil, Evil Woman: What it was like to be the only female witness in the Dover intelligent design trial” from Dr. Barbara Forrest
February	2008 Giles T. Brown Outstanding Thesis Nominations due to the dean A Lecture, “Annual Book Author Awards Event: Submit book information and a hard copy of the book to Dr. Claire Palmerino by noon, February 25.

2007

DATE	EVENT
November	Workshop - CRC Grad School. Read more Diplomat in residence at UCLA to speak about careers in the State Department...all majors welcome! Read more
October	Workshop - "Who should attend to graduate school?" Film - The Last Kiss (free and open to the campus community) Speaker, Prof Micheal Ray - Latin American Economy - Past, Present, and Future