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ADDITIONAL/PAST ANNOUNCEMENTS:
 
Consider applying for the
Donald S. Castro
Memorial Study Abroad Scholarship

Victor Rojas has let us know that they have expended the application deadline to September 4, 2009.
Please click on the
flyer for more information on the application procedure and criteria.


Looking for great class for fall semester?
 
Get hands on experience in bring the history of Chicanos in Orange County into the public's attention?
Professor Ray Rast is offering two courses in Public History
HISTORY 456: Historic Sites, History Museums, and the Politics of the Past
Help bring Cesar Chavez and the farmworker movement to life on a a New National website.

HISTORY 492
: "Mexican Schools," History Museums, & Collective Memory in Orange County
Join a research team that will be creating  Park new exhibition on  Mendez v. Westminster
   For more information

 


Join us a a free all-day conference:
Keeping Cultures & Families Together:
Equal Access & Opportunities to Education
to be held on
on Saturday, May 9, 2009
Humanities Building Room 110
from 9 AM to 4 PM
Free Breakfast & Lunch included

Sponsored by the Chicano-Latino Faculty & Staff Association

Tickets are now SOLD OUT for the
21st Annual
Chicano/Latino &
Native American
Graduation Celebration

to be held on Saturday, May 16, 2009
Titan Student Union Pavilions
Check-in and no host bar @ 5:00 PM
in the TSU Atrium
Doors open at 5:30 PM

Tixs for graduates are free
Guests tixs cost $30.00 per person

Graduate Attire: Semi-formal & please bring cap & gown
For more information call or visit the CRC
(see contact info above)

The CRC is participating in the E.O.P.S.A. (Educational Opportunity Program Student Association) Program:
                   CARE S.H.O.S.
(Students Helping Other Students).
Help your fellow students, by donating food, clean clothing, books, money, etc. Free bags of food and other donations are handed out every Friday, 2/27. 3/6, 3/13, 3/20 in UH 141 to all students in need.

Apply Now for the 2009-2010 CLFSA Scholarship and you could be awarded $500.00. For more information, click here.

Looking for something interesting
to do this Summer?


How about considering the Anthropology Summer Field Study in Michoacan, Mexico?

Contact Dr. Gabany-Guerrero

657-278-3393
tgabany-guerrero@fullerton.edu

For more information


Looking for an interesting class for Spring 2009?

 A new course, CHIC 338-1, entitled "Barrios & Health" will be offered in the Spring by Professor Erualdo Gonzalez

 
Professor Becky Dolhinow will be offering a new course, Women's Studies 490: Angela Davis Advanced Reading

 


A call to community organizers, educators and students:

We welcome you to the AB540 Forum and the Future of
Undocumented Students

on:

 

Saturday, December 6, 2008

from 12:00-2:30

@ the Southwest Senior Center

2201 W. McFadden Ave.

Santa Ana, Ca 92704

 

Topics that will be addressed are:

The Current Legal Standing of AB540

How Can Your Voice Be Heard

Strategy Sessions for:
      Students
      Community Organizers, and
      Educators


Congratulations to CRC Staff member and graduate student in History, Daniel Vidrio, has been awarded a CSU Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Fellowship. Way to go Danny!!! http://www.calstate.edu/predoc/scholars_list.shtml


The CRC was profiled recently in a Daily Titan article by Allen D. Wilson. 

 
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