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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130126
UID:1323@humboldt.edu
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SUMMARY:Faculty Development Day
DESCRIPTION:
LOCATION:
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/26/1323/
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UID:2122@humboldt.edu
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SUMMARY:CSET Multiple Subject Test Prep Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Two workshops will be held on Saturday, January 26 and again o
 n Saturday, April 20.  \n\nWe’ll cover test-taking strategies for the C
 SET, a required test for teachers.  Designed for those who need extra hel
 p with math or science, have test anxiety, haven’t passed a previous CS
 ET exam, or have not encountered tests of this type.
LOCATION:HSU Campus Room Harry Griffith Hall, Room 227
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/26/2122/
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UID:2072@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20121229T191250
SUMMARY:Escrima
DESCRIPTION:Escrima is a comprehensive Filipino martial art covering weapo
 n and empty hand applications. In the beginning stages, training primaril
 y involves use of a single stick, through which the student learns princi
 ples and body mechanics applicable to other weapons (double sticks, short
  stick, staff, etc.) and empty hand applications. Unlike most other marti
 al arts which focus on technique, Escrima focuses on body mechanics and c
 oncepts. The five basic concepts of Escrima are power, speed/distance/tim
 ing, focus (mental and physical), transition and balance. Once a student 
 has a basic technical background and can understand and apply the five co
 ncepts, they are able to use any weapon with some degree of proficiency. 
 All of the weapon movements may also be done as empty hand applications.
LOCATION:Martial Athletics
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/26/2072/
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UID:2107@humboldt.edu
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SUMMARY:Marine Protected Area Baseline Monitoring
DESCRIPTION:Humboldt State University is hosting an open forum to gather i
 nput regarding priorities and concerns for the upcoming Marine Protected 
 Area (MPA) Baseline Monitoring work on the North Coast.\n\nHSU Faculty an
 d others are currently developing monitoring proposals and are seeking co
 mmunity members interested in collaborating with local experts on issues 
 that affect the Mendocino area.\n\nFacilitating the forum will be John Re
 iss, professor of Biological Sciences and interim director of the HSU Mar
 ine Facilities. The forum will include a faculty panel with breakout sess
 ions for individual proposals.\n\nRSVP required. Appetizers will be provi
 ded.
LOCATION:Caspar Community Center
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/26/2107/
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UID:1369@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Calder Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Called "outstanding" and "superb" by the New York Times, the C
 alder Quartet has built a rapidly growing reputation by defying musical b
 oundaries and continually striving to channel the true intention of each 
 work’s creator. Known for the discovery, commissioning and recording of
  some of today's leading composers (with over 25 commissioned works to da
 te), the group continues to collaborate across musical genres, spanning t
 he classical and contemporary music worlds in venues ranging from art gal
 leries and rock clubs to Carnegie Hall.
LOCATION:Van Duzer Theater
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/26/1369/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130122
UID:2057@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20121223T163431
SUMMARY:Emergency Medical Technician Certification
DESCRIPTION:The EMT-1 program is designed to meet the requirements of the 
 California Emergency Medical Services Authority which includes a minimum 
 of 150 hours of classroom instruction and lab, and 10 hours of field trai
 ning. The course includes observation in an emergency room and an ambulan
 ce ride-along for all students. This program will train students to ident
 ify emergency situations that require immediate action, initiate effectiv
 e emergency care measures, and to understand the medical and legal implic
 ations of their actions. The EMT-1 program is not limited to those who wi
 sh to work in the pre-hospital medicine field but recommended for all tho
 se who wish to be more prepared for family and workplace emergencies.
LOCATION:Goodwin Forum
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/22/2057/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130122
UID:2115@humboldt.edu
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SUMMARY:Intramural Registration
DESCRIPTION:Register your intramural team at: www.dosportseasy.com/humbold
 t between Jan. 22 and Feb. 8.
LOCATION:HSU Campus Room RWC 101
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/22/2115/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20130122T100000
UID:2117@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Delta Phi Epsilon [Rush Week 1]
DESCRIPTION:Info Night Wednesday Jan 23rd 6-7 p.m.\n     -Come learn about
  our sorority!\n\nRoot Beer Float Night Thursday Jan 24th 6:30-7 p.m.\n  
    -Join us for 60's diner floats!\n\nCommunity Service Saturday Jan 26th
  9:45AM-12PM\n     -Get ready to get dirty and do good!
LOCATION:Library Circle
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/22/2117/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20130124T190000
UID:2167@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Foundation Training Drop-In Group Fitness
DESCRIPTION:Foundation Training is an adaptive training tool focusing on s
 trengthening important muscle chains with its primary focus on the lower 
 back. Foundation uses a body weight exercise system to reinforce proper m
 ovement patterns allowing large groups or chains of muscles to work toget
 her.\n\nOur current lifestyles cause us to sit more; leaving important mu
 scle groups inactive. Proper movement can help us eliminate pain and prev
 ent physical breakdown. Using a braced spine and hip hinge is the foundat
 ion of proper movement. We will learn a variety of moves and postures des
 igned to increase strength and flexibility. Ideal for athletes, chronic p
 ain sufferers or those looking for a new exercise routine.
LOCATION:HSU Recreation and Wellness Center Room 125
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2013/01/24/2167/
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