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All day-Nov 15th	IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability Reese Bullen Gallery Humboldt State University’s Reese Bullen Gallery presents IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability through November 15, 2012 with an opening reception on Thursday, October 18 from 4-6 p.m. IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability is a traveling exhibition that features the work of thirteen of California’s leading environmental artists. Using photographs, paint and video as well as effects such as smog and particulate matter on porcelain, the artists communicate “a heightened connection to their natural surroundings,” according to the website exhibitenvoy.org. Their work displays the rich variety and extremes found in California’s numerous ecological regions. The exhibit is result of a series of statewide ecological workshops sponsored by the Green Museums Initiative of the California Association of Museums. The Reese Bullen Gallery is open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 12-5 p.m.; Thursday, 12-7 p.m.; Friday 12-5 p.m.; and Saturday 10-2 p.m. Metered and day permit parking is available.
11:00 am-12:30 pm	History and Hope Goodwin Forum Part of Indigenous Peoples Week Oct. 8-12.
12:00 pm-2:00 pm	School of Business Information Session University Center Banquet Room Are you an undeclared undergraduate student interested in learning more about the School of Business? Come learn more and get your questions answered at this free information session. There will also be free pizza and a drawing for prizes.
12:30 pm-2:00 pm	Native American Civil Liberties Native American Forum Presented by Rain Marshall. This event is part of Indigenous Peoples Week Oct. 8-12.
5:30 pm-7:00 pm	Cherokee Freedmen: Black & Indian Behavioral and Social Sciences Building The Native Pathways Speakers presents Ms. Marilyn Vann, who will speak on the Cherokee Freedmen. Marilyn is President of the Descendants of Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes Association, a non-profit that educates the public on the history, culture, and political rights of the African Indian peoples of the 5 nations (formerly known as the Five civilized Tribes) whose ancestors were enrolled as “freedmen” tribal members by the US government Dawes Commission approximately 100 years ago. She is also President of the African Indians Foundation, a 501c3 Corporation. She is lead plaintiff in a Federal lawsuit against the US government department of interior, Vann et Al Versus Norton, which deals with the enforcement of the 1866 treaty rights of the Cherokee Indian Freedmen Peoples in accordance with the Cherokee Nation constitution. Marilyn has written articles pertaining to the Indian freedmen issue which have been published in the Native American Times, the Muskogee Daily Phoenix newspaper and the Oklahoma Eagle newspaper. Marilyn has also been featured in the Los Angeles Times and Wired Magazine, the Daily Oklahoman newspaper, the New York Times, and www.indianz.com. She has also participated on various panels sponsored or co-sponsored by different universities and non profit or civic organizations pertaining to Native American issues, including two on Cherokee freedmen issues which were sponsored by Congresspersons Diane Watson and John Conyers at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Conference in September 2007 and September 2008. The Native Pathways Speaker Series is a student run initiative sponsored by Many Tribal Nations, the Department of Native American Studies, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and the Associated Students. Part of Indigenous Peoples Week Oct. 8-12.

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All day-Nov 15th

IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability

Reese Bullen Gallery

Humboldt State University’s Reese Bullen Gallery presents IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability through November 15, 2012 with an opening reception on Thursday, October 18 from 4-6 p.m.

IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability is a traveling exhibition that features the work of thirteen of California’s leading environmental artists. Using photographs, paint and video as well as effects such as smog and particulate matter on porcelain, the artists communicate “a heightened connection to their natural surroundings,” according to the website exhibitenvoy.org. Their work displays the rich variety and extremes found in California’s numerous ecological regions.
The exhibit is result of a series of statewide ecological workshops sponsored by the Green Museums Initiative of the California Association of Museums.

The Reese Bullen Gallery is open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 12-5 p.m.; Thursday, 12-7 p.m.; Friday 12-5 p.m.; and Saturday 10-2 p.m. Metered and day permit parking is available.

11:00 am-12:30 pm

History and Hope

Goodwin Forum

Part of Indigenous Peoples Week Oct. 8-12.

12:00 pm-2:00 pm

School of Business Information Session

University Center Banquet Room

Are you an undeclared undergraduate student interested in learning more about the School of Business? Come learn more and get your questions answered at this free information session. There will also be free pizza and a drawing for prizes.

12:30 pm-2:00 pm

Native American Civil Liberties

Native American Forum

Presented by Rain Marshall.

This event is part of Indigenous Peoples Week Oct. 8-12.

5:30 pm-7:00 pm

Cherokee Freedmen: Black & Indian

Behavioral and Social Sciences Building

The Native Pathways Speakers presents Ms. Marilyn Vann, who will speak on the Cherokee Freedmen.

Marilyn is President of the Descendants of Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes Association, a non-profit that educates the public on the history, culture, and political rights of the African Indian peoples of the 5 nations (formerly known as the Five civilized Tribes) whose ancestors were enrolled as “freedmen” tribal members by the US government Dawes Commission approximately 100 years ago. She is also President of the African Indians Foundation, a 501c3 Corporation. She is lead plaintiff in a Federal lawsuit against the US government department of interior, Vann et Al Versus Norton, which deals with the enforcement of the 1866 treaty rights of the Cherokee Indian Freedmen Peoples in accordance with the Cherokee Nation constitution.

Marilyn has written articles pertaining to the Indian freedmen issue which have been published in the Native American Times, the Muskogee Daily Phoenix newspaper and the Oklahoma Eagle newspaper. Marilyn has also been featured in the Los Angeles Times and Wired Magazine, the Daily Oklahoman newspaper, the New York Times, and www.indianz.com. She has also participated on various panels sponsored or co-sponsored by different universities and non profit or civic organizations pertaining to Native American issues, including two on Cherokee freedmen issues which were sponsored by Congresspersons Diane Watson and John Conyers at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Conference in September 2007 and September 2008.

The Native Pathways Speaker Series is a student run initiative sponsored by Many Tribal Nations, the Department of Native American Studies, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and the Associated Students.

Part of Indigenous Peoples Week Oct. 8-12.

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Aug 20th-Dec 31st	Six Rivers Planned Parenthood Medical Outreach Clinic HSU Campus
Aug 28th-Oct 9th	Beginning Guitar Nelson Hall East
Sep 10th-Nov 8th	Core Attack Fitness Studio B
Sep 10th-Nov 8th	Power Hour West Gym
Sep 10th-Nov 8th	Circuit of Resistance Student Recreation Center - West
Sep 12th-Dec 12th	Private Pilot Ground School Nelson Hall East
Sep 22nd-Oct 13th	Graduate Record Exam Test Prep HSU Campus
Sep 23rd-Nov 18th	Wherever There's a Fight Civil Rights Exhibit HSU Library
Sep 27th-Dec 1st	Down the Hill Home: Art by Rick Bartow Native American Arts Gallery
Oct 2nd-Nov 4th	Bread & Butter: Sculpture and Installation by Lush Newton First Street Gallery
Oct 2nd-Nov 4th	My Heart’s a Little Fast: Paintings by Susanna Bluhm First Street Gallery
Oct 4th-Oct 25th	Exploring Watercolor II Forestry
Oct 8th-Oct 12th	Indigenous Peoples Week (IPW) HSU Campus
Oct 8th-Nov 8th	Hate Speech, Free Speech Goodwin Forum

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Aug 20th-Dec 31st