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6:00 pm	Resiliency in Cultural Identity: In Beauty it Shall Be Restored Native American Forum Coinciding with School Psychology Awareness Week, Nov. 12-16, school psychologist Elvina Charley, co-chair of the Multicultural Affairs Committee of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), will deliver “Resiliency in Cultural Identity: In Beauty it Shall Be Restored." Charley will discuss the importance of recognizing students’ cultural strengths in concert with the Navajo “Beauty Way,” which refers to achieving a healing balance among the emotional, mental, physical and spiritual dimensions of life. She will also highlight the importance of recruiting Indigenous school psychologists. School Psychology Awareness Week was developed by the NASP to raise national awareness of the profession of school psychology and its role in K-12 school communities. This year’s theme is “Know Your Own Strengths - Discover Them, Share them, Celebrate Them.” A framework for encouraging the educational attainment of Native American children is posted at http://www.nasponline.org/about_nasp/positionpapers/EffectiveServiceDeliveryforIndigenousChildrenandYouth.pdf. The event is osted by the Humboldt State University’s School Psychology Student Club, the Department of Psychology and the Indian Tribal & Education Personnel Program.
6:00 pm-7:30 pm	Science on Tap Blondie's Food & Drink Dr. Eric Bjorkstedt, of the National Marine Fisheries Service and HSU's Department of Fisheries Biology presents "Rockfish by the Slice!" Understanding how environmental variability affects the population dynamics of rockfishes off California is critical to conserving and managing these stocks effectively. Come learn about how wind and water shape the growth, survival and transport of baby rockfish, and how these processes affect the dynamics of these economically and ecologically important fishes.
7:00 pm	There and Back Again: Our Journey To Tibet Gist Hall Please join us for a night of student presentations documenting independent field research from the Summer 2012 China/Tibet Field Studies Program.

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6:00 pm

Resiliency in Cultural Identity: In Beauty it Shall Be Restored

Native American Forum

Coinciding with School Psychology Awareness Week, Nov. 12-16, school psychologist Elvina Charley, co-chair of the Multicultural Affairs Committee of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), will deliver “Resiliency in Cultural Identity: In Beauty it Shall Be Restored."

Charley will discuss the importance of recognizing students’ cultural strengths in concert with the Navajo “Beauty Way,” which refers to achieving a healing balance among the emotional, mental, physical and spiritual dimensions of life. She will also highlight the importance of recruiting Indigenous school psychologists.

School Psychology Awareness Week was developed by the NASP to raise national awareness of the profession of school psychology and its role in K-12 school communities. This year’s theme is “Know Your Own Strengths - Discover Them, Share them, Celebrate Them.”

A framework for encouraging the educational attainment of Native American children is posted at http://www.nasponline.org/about_nasp/positionpapers/EffectiveServiceDeliveryforIndigenousChildrenandYouth.pdf.

The event is osted by the Humboldt State University’s School Psychology Student Club, the Department of Psychology and the Indian Tribal & Education Personnel Program.

6:00 pm-7:30 pm

Science on Tap

Blondie's Food & Drink

Dr. Eric Bjorkstedt, of the National Marine Fisheries Service and HSU's Department of Fisheries Biology presents "Rockfish by the Slice!"

Understanding how environmental variability affects the population dynamics of rockfishes off California is critical to conserving and managing these stocks effectively. Come learn about how wind and water shape the growth, survival and transport of baby rockfish, and how these processes affect the dynamics of these economically and ecologically important fishes.

7:00 pm

There and Back Again: Our Journey To Tibet

Gist Hall

Please join us for a night of student presentations documenting independent field research from the Summer 2012 China/Tibet Field Studies Program.

Time	Event Title
Aug 20th-Dec 31st	Six Rivers Planned Parenthood Medical Outreach Clinic HSU Campus
Sep 12th-Dec 12th	Private Pilot Ground School Nelson Hall East
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 9th-Nov 15th	IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability Reese Bullen Gallery
Nov 1st-Nov 29th	Exploring Watercolor III Forestry
Nov 6th-Dec 6th	HSU Holiday Food Drive and Hunger Fighter Challenge Various locations around campus
Nov 13th-Nov 16th	International Education Week 2012 HSU Campus

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Aug 20th-Dec 31st