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9:00 am-12:00 pm	Work for the Forest Service Forestry Building Summer jobs are available with the USDA Forest Service at the Siuslaw, Willamette and Fishlake National Forests. Meet with recruiters and learn how to apply. Please bring a resume. Resumes can also be sent to ctily@fs.fed.us by Feb. 29.
11:00 am-4:30 pm	Women's Resource Center: Swap Meet and Silent Auction South Lounge Clubs, group, and individuals, if you would like to take part in our swap meet, it's $5 a table. Sell and buy books, bags, clothes and house and school appliances in clean and good condition. Whatever profits you make go all to you. Our silent auction will fundraise to bring civil rights activist Angela Davis to HSU! Local shops and restaurants will auction gift cards.
12:00 pm-Feb 29th 9:00 pm	Black History Month 2012 HSU Campus Black as an Art: "Art is Beauty and so is Black" will look at Black History through different forms of art (dance, music, singing, rapping, poetry and visual arts). Look for events throughout the month of February.
3:00 pm-4:00 pm	Time Management Workshop Siemens Hall Learn tips and tricks for better managing your time.
5:00 pm-6:00 pm	Capital Fellows Program Reception HSU Campus Interested in interning for the California State legislature, executive or judiciary? Learn how you can through the prestigious Capital Fellows Program at a reception led by HSU Alumnus Michael Lynch. Capital Fellows places recent graduates from all majors in paid internships in the California State legislature, executive, and judiciary in Sacramento. Lynch will answer questions about this great opportunity to gain valuable job experience and contribute to the development of public policy in California. Fellows can also earn graduate credits from Sacramento State University’s Masters in Public Policy and Public Administration Program.
5:30 pm	Science on Tap: Stem Cell Research Blondie's Food & Drink Helping the crippled walk and the blind see are two recent advances in regenerative medicine, the emerging field of stem cell based medical treatments. What are stem cells? What kinds of stem cells are there and where do they come from? What can they do for us? Join Dr. Amy Sprowles of Humboldt State University's Department of Biological Sciences as she leads a discussion on these issues and more during the monthly Science on Tap cafe. Science Cafes are national and international outreach programs that foster scientific discussion in informal, public settings.
8:00 pm	Blues Harmonica Blowout Van Duzer Theater A must-see performance for lovers of the blues and the harmonica, this all-star lineup hits the road with some of the biggest names in recent harp history: ringleader Mark Hummel, Charlie Musselwhite, Billy Boy Arnold, Curtis Salgado, and Sugar Ray Norcia, all backed by the road-tested veterans The Blues Survivors. Packing as much musical punch as possible into one full-throttle evening, the show offers a special tribute to Little Walter, one of the genre’s giants. Experience the power, range and purity of the “mouth harp,” an instrument virtually synonymous with the blues.

Time

Event Title

9:00 am-12:00 pm

Work for the Forest Service

Forestry Building

Summer jobs are available with the USDA Forest Service at the Siuslaw, Willamette and Fishlake National Forests.

Meet with recruiters and learn how to apply. Please bring a resume. Resumes can also be sent to ctily@fs.fed.us by Feb. 29.

11:00 am-4:30 pm

Women's Resource Center: Swap Meet and Silent Auction

South Lounge

Clubs, group, and individuals, if you would like to take part in our swap meet, it's $5 a table. Sell and buy books, bags, clothes and house and school appliances in clean and good condition. Whatever profits you make go all to you.

Our silent auction will fundraise to bring civil rights activist Angela Davis to HSU! Local shops and restaurants will auction gift cards.

12:00 pm-Feb 29th 9:00 pm

Black History Month 2012

HSU Campus

Black as an Art: "Art is Beauty and so is Black" will look at Black History through different forms of art (dance, music, singing, rapping, poetry and visual arts). Look for events throughout the month of February.

3:00 pm-4:00 pm

Time Management Workshop

Siemens Hall

Learn tips and tricks for better managing your time.

5:00 pm-6:00 pm

Capital Fellows Program Reception

HSU Campus

Interested in interning for the California State legislature, executive or judiciary? Learn how you can through the prestigious Capital Fellows Program at a reception led by HSU Alumnus Michael Lynch. Capital Fellows places recent graduates from all majors in paid internships in the California State legislature, executive, and judiciary in Sacramento. Lynch will answer questions about this great opportunity to gain valuable job experience and contribute to the development of public policy in California.

Fellows can also earn graduate credits from Sacramento State University’s Masters in Public Policy and Public Administration Program.

5:30 pm

Science on Tap: Stem Cell Research

Blondie's Food & Drink

Helping the crippled walk and the blind see are two recent advances in regenerative medicine, the emerging field of stem cell based medical treatments. What are stem cells? What kinds of stem cells are there and where do they come from? What can they do for us?

Join Dr. Amy Sprowles of Humboldt State University's Department of Biological Sciences as she leads a discussion on these issues and more during the monthly Science on Tap cafe.

Science Cafes are national and international outreach programs that foster scientific discussion in informal, public settings.

8:00 pm

Blues Harmonica Blowout

Van Duzer Theater

A must-see performance for lovers of the blues and the harmonica, this all-star lineup hits the road with some of the biggest names in recent harp history: ringleader Mark Hummel, Charlie Musselwhite, Billy Boy Arnold, Curtis Salgado, and Sugar Ray Norcia, all backed by the road-tested veterans The Blues Survivors. Packing as much musical punch as possible into one full-throttle evening, the show offers a special tribute to Little Walter, one of the genre’s giants. Experience the power, range and purity of the “mouth harp,” an instrument virtually synonymous with the blues.

Time	Event Title
Jan 31st-Mar 4th	Make It All True: Paintings and Mixed Media Works by Kelly Allen First Street Gallery
Jan 31st-Mar 4th	Play/House: Works by Claire Joyce and Garth Johnson First Street Gallery
Jan 31st-Feb 3rd	Intramural Registration HSU Campus

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Event Title

Jan 31st-Mar 4th