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1:00 pm-3:00 pm	Living on Shaky Ground: How to Prepare for Earthquakes & Tsunamis Goodwin Forum April is Disaster Preparedness Month. HSU would like to help you get prepared. Sign up by visiting: training.humboldt.edu to attend this class or any of the three "Disaster Preparedness for HSU and Beyond" classes in April. Living on Shaky Ground is based on the publication of the same name that is prepared by the HSU Humboldt Earthquake Education Center and the Redwood Coast Tsunami Working Group in cooperation with the California Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, NOAA/NWS and the Earthquake Country Alliance. The class provides a detailed introduction to the region's most destructive hazards, and ways residents can mitigate those hazards, save lives, reduce injuries and recover more quickly afterward. The class will be utilized as a basic introduction to disaster preparedness for the region.
2:00 pm-5:00 pm	Student Debt Resistors: Drowning in Debt College Creek Student Solution and Wellness Workshop Join us for a workshop surrounding debt including strategies for managing debt, and taking control of your debt. We will have tables from the RWC and CCAT, as well as many other student groups. We will also be screening a movie called "The American Dream" and facilitating a discussion.
4:00 pm-5:00 pm	Biological Sciences Seminar Series HSU Campus All are welcome to this week’s seminar speaker, Dr. Jan Freiwald, with Reef Check California. Dr. Freiwald will present, "Monitoring Marine Protected Areas Using SCUBA and Citizen Science."
5:00 pm	Nature-Morphic: Artist's Talk HSU Art Building Join Humboldt State's First Street Gallery for an artist's talk with Annabeth Rosen. Nature-Morphic: Works by Annabeth Rosen runs April 6 through May 19 and features works on paper and ceramic sculptures. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Rosen received her B.F.A in 1978 from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. She then earned an M.F.A. in 1981 from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. Since then her work has been featured all over the world, and she has received numerous awards, including the National Endowment for the Arts Craftsman Fellowship, a 1992 Pew Fellowship in the Arts and the 2011 Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Award. Currently, she is a professor at the University of California, Davis where she holds the Robert Arneson Endowed Chair in Ceramic Sculpture.
7:30 pm	On the Edge of Your Feet: HSU Dance Concert Van Duzer Theater Explore the balancing acts of life in the annual dance concert by HSU dance studies students and faculty. Artistic director is Sharon Butcher, produced by HSU Department of Theatre, Film & Dance.
8:00 pm	Humboldt Bay Brass Band Fulkerson Recital Hall In Venetians and Volcanoes” Humboldt Bay Brass Band “plays the multi-choral sounds of Giovanni Gabrieli, foremost practioner of the 16th century Venetian School, and a contemporary work by Robert Simpson, “Volcano” that directer Gil Cline calls “beautiful in sort of a scary way, and scary in a beautiful way!” Among other selections are Cline’s original composition “Tower Bells in the Firmament”, and a return to Venice for music from Verdi’s opera, “Rigoletto.”
8:00 pm	CCAT Potluck and Music Campus Center for Appropriate Technology Bring a dish and a friend to CCAT's monthly potluck. Share food and conversation and stay for local music from some of Humboldt's finest. Keep an eye out for campus flyers with the musical line-up!

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Event Title

1:00 pm-3:00 pm

Living on Shaky Ground: How to Prepare for Earthquakes & Tsunamis

Goodwin Forum

April is Disaster Preparedness Month. HSU would like to help you get prepared. Sign up by visiting: training.humboldt.edu to attend this class or any of the three "Disaster Preparedness for HSU and Beyond" classes in April.

Living on Shaky Ground is based on the publication of the same name that is prepared by the HSU Humboldt Earthquake Education Center and the Redwood Coast Tsunami Working Group in cooperation with the California Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, NOAA/NWS and the Earthquake Country Alliance.

The class provides a detailed introduction to the region's most destructive hazards, and ways residents can mitigate those hazards, save lives, reduce injuries and recover more quickly afterward. The class will be utilized as a basic introduction to disaster preparedness for the region.

2:00 pm-5:00 pm

Student Debt Resistors: Drowning in Debt

College Creek

Student Solution and Wellness Workshop

Join us for a workshop surrounding debt including strategies for managing debt, and taking control of your debt. We will have tables from the RWC and CCAT, as well as many other student groups. We will also be screening a movie called "The American Dream" and facilitating a discussion.

4:00 pm-5:00 pm

Biological Sciences Seminar Series

HSU Campus

All are welcome to this week’s seminar speaker, Dr. Jan Freiwald, with Reef Check California. Dr. Freiwald will present, "Monitoring Marine Protected Areas Using SCUBA and Citizen Science."

5:00 pm

Nature-Morphic: Artist's Talk

HSU Art Building

Join Humboldt State's First Street Gallery for an artist's talk with Annabeth Rosen.

Nature-Morphic: Works by Annabeth Rosen runs April 6 through May 19 and features works on paper and ceramic sculptures.

A native of Brooklyn, New York, Rosen received her B.F.A in 1978 from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. She then earned an M.F.A. in 1981 from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. Since then her work has been featured all over the world, and she has received numerous awards, including the National Endowment for the Arts Craftsman Fellowship, a 1992 Pew Fellowship in the Arts and the 2011 Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Award. Currently, she is a professor at the University of California, Davis where she holds the Robert Arneson Endowed Chair in Ceramic Sculpture.

7:30 pm

On the Edge of Your Feet: HSU Dance Concert

Van Duzer Theater

Explore the balancing acts of life in the annual dance concert by HSU dance studies students and faculty. Artistic director is Sharon Butcher, produced by HSU Department of Theatre, Film & Dance.

8:00 pm

Humboldt Bay Brass Band

Fulkerson Recital Hall

In Venetians and Volcanoes” Humboldt Bay Brass Band “plays the multi-choral sounds of Giovanni Gabrieli, foremost practioner of the 16th century Venetian School, and a contemporary work by Robert Simpson, “Volcano” that directer Gil Cline calls “beautiful in sort of a scary way, and scary in a beautiful way!”

Among other selections are Cline’s original composition “Tower Bells in the Firmament”, and a return to Venice for music from Verdi’s opera, “Rigoletto.”

8:00 pm

CCAT Potluck and Music

Campus Center for Appropriate Technology

Bring a dish and a friend to CCAT's monthly potluck. Share food and conversation and stay for local music from some of Humboldt's finest. Keep an eye out for campus flyers with the musical line-up!

Time	Event Title
Feb 21st-Apr 27th	Fixing the Earth: NOW Goudi'ni Gallery

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Feb 21st-Apr 27th

Fixing the Earth: NOW

Goudi'ni Gallery

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