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Time	Event Title
12:00 pm-2:00 pm	School of Business Welcome University Center Banquet Room Are you a first year Business student? You're invited to a fall semester meet and greet. Visit with business school faculty and staff and meet fellow students. There will also be free pizza and a prize drawing!
12:00 pm	11th Annual Q-Fest Goodwin Forum Paris Is Burning is a 1990 documentary filmed in the mid-to-late 1980s. It chronicles the ball culture of poor, African American, Latino, gay and transgender communities in New York City. Many members of the ball culture community consider Paris Is Burning to be an invaluable documentary of the end of the "Golden Age" of New York City drag balls, as all as a thoughtful exploration of race, class, gender in America. Facilitated by the Eric Rofes Center for Multicultural Queer issues. Q-Fest is a 3-day, student organized event of feature films that examines queer issues and the intersection of race, gender and sexual orientation. All films are followed by a facilitated discussion.
4:30 pm-6:30 pm	Faculty Diversity & Graduation Rates Library Fishbowl Presented by Asad Haider, this workshop will discuss the lack of diversity in regards to tenured faculty members and the low graduation rates of minority students. The panel will discuss student concerns and efforts that could be made to improve the diversity on campus. The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.
5:00 pm	Elementary Education Orientation Meeting Harry Griffith Hall Students interested in applying to the Elementary Education Credential Program for the 2013-2014 academic year are encouraged to attend an in-person orientation.
5:30 pm	Tunnel of Oppression The "J" Dining Hall The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.
5:30 pm-9:30 pm	Tunnel of Oppression Tunnel of Oppression is an introductory experience in understanding oppression through a theater activity known as Theater of the Oppressed. Tunnel is an interactive event that educates participants about issues of oppression, privilege and power, while giving participants the tools to recognize and address issues of injustice. This event will challenge participants to reflect on their own experiences, hear the experiences of others, engage in dialogue about social justice and practice strategies for creating a socially just community. 1st showing @ 5:30pm 2nd showing @ 7:00pm
6:00 pm-7:00 pm	Knots Seminar University Center South Lounge Outdoor enthusiasts use an assortment of ropes and knots for outdoor skills. Many of these same knots can be useful for a variety of everyday uses, ranging from camping, climbing, sailing, loading vehicles, and more. This seminar will cover various knots including hitches, bends, loops and other important knots. If you would like to have the mystery taken out of knot tying, this class is for you!
6:00 pm-10:20 pm	NGOs and Development in Africa (FREN 480) Founders Hall The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.
6:00 pm	11th Annual Q-Fest Gist Hall Theater La Otra Familia is the story of Hendrix, a 7-year-old child that's been abandoned by his crack-addict mother Nina. Her friend Ivana rescues him, however, she can't take care of him because of an up- coming trip. Jean Paul and Chema, an adult, stable, gay couple, and friends of Ivana, were given the task of taking care of Hendrix while his mother spends some time in rehab. Patrick, Nina's lover and dealer attempts to sell Hendrix to a young couple to pay off a debt. Hendrix slowly adapts to his new life with Jean Paul and Chema. Q-Fest is a 3-day, student organized event of feature films that examines queer issues and the intersection of race, gender and sexual orientation. All films are followed by a facilitated discussion.
7:00 pm	Tunnel of Oppression The "J" Dining Hall The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.

Time

Event Title

12:00 pm-2:00 pm

School of Business Welcome

University Center Banquet Room

Are you a first year Business student? You're invited to a fall semester meet and greet. Visit with business school faculty and staff and meet fellow students. There will also be free pizza and a prize drawing!

12:00 pm

11th Annual Q-Fest

Goodwin Forum

Paris Is Burning is a 1990 documentary filmed in the mid-to-late 1980s. It chronicles the ball culture of poor, African American, Latino, gay and transgender communities in New York City. Many members of the ball culture community consider Paris Is Burning to be an invaluable documentary of the end of the "Golden Age" of New York City drag balls, as all as a thoughtful exploration of race, class, gender in America. Facilitated by the Eric Rofes Center for Multicultural Queer issues.

Q-Fest is a 3-day, student organized event of feature films that examines queer issues and the intersection of race, gender and sexual orientation. All films are followed by a facilitated discussion.

4:30 pm-6:30 pm

Faculty Diversity & Graduation Rates

Library Fishbowl

Presented by Asad Haider, this workshop will discuss the lack of diversity in regards to tenured faculty members and the low graduation rates of minority students. The panel will discuss student concerns and efforts that could be made to improve the diversity on campus.

The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.

5:00 pm

Elementary Education Orientation Meeting

Harry Griffith Hall

Students interested in applying to the Elementary Education Credential Program for the 2013-2014 academic year are encouraged to attend an in-person orientation.

5:30 pm

Tunnel of Oppression

The "J" Dining Hall

The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.

5:30 pm-9:30 pm

Tunnel of Oppression

Tunnel of Oppression is an introductory experience in understanding oppression through a theater activity known as Theater of the Oppressed. Tunnel is an interactive event that educates participants about issues of oppression, privilege and power, while giving participants the tools to recognize and address issues of injustice. This event will challenge participants to reflect on their own experiences, hear the experiences of others, engage in dialogue about social justice and practice strategies for creating a socially just community.

1st showing @ 5:30pm
2nd showing @ 7:00pm

6:00 pm-7:00 pm

Knots Seminar

University Center South Lounge

Outdoor enthusiasts use an assortment of ropes and knots for outdoor skills. Many of these same knots can be useful for a variety of everyday uses, ranging from camping, climbing, sailing, loading vehicles, and more. This seminar will cover various knots including hitches, bends, loops and other important knots. If you would like to have the mystery taken out of knot tying, this class is for you!

6:00 pm-10:20 pm

NGOs and Development in Africa (FREN 480)

Founders Hall

The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.

6:00 pm

11th Annual Q-Fest

Gist Hall Theater

La Otra Familia is the story of Hendrix, a 7-year-old child that's been abandoned by his crack-addict mother Nina. Her friend Ivana rescues him, however, she can't take care of him because of an up- coming trip. Jean Paul and Chema, an adult, stable, gay couple, and friends of Ivana, were given the task of taking care of Hendrix while his mother spends some time in rehab. Patrick, Nina's lover and dealer attempts to sell Hendrix to a young couple to pay off a debt. Hendrix slowly adapts to his new life with Jean Paul and Chema.

Q-Fest is a 3-day, student organized event of feature films that examines queer issues and the intersection of race, gender and sexual orientation. All films are followed by a facilitated discussion.

7:00 pm

Tunnel of Oppression

The "J" Dining Hall

The 15th Annual Campus Dialogue on Race runs Oct. 29-Nov. 9.

Time	Event Title
Aug 20th-Dec 31st	Six Rivers Planned Parenthood Medical Outreach Clinic HSU Campus
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 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 8th-Nov 8th	Hate Speech, Free Speech Goodwin Forum
Oct 9th-Nov 15th	IGNITE! The Art of Sustainability Reese Bullen Gallery
Nov 1st-Nov 29th	Exploring Watercolor III Forestry
Nov 3rd-Nov 10th	EMT Refresher Nelson Hall East
Nov 6th-Dec 6th	HSU Holiday Food Drive and Hunger Fighter Challenge Various locations around campus

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Event Title

Aug 20th-Dec 31st