Pizza Party Social!

Graduation and End of Year Celebration

 
 The Department of International Studies invites you to join us as we celebrate the Graduating Class of 2023. The event will be acknowledging the accomplishment of the Class of 2022-2023 and it will also highlight the importance that the students hold for the Department. We will be presenting the Seniors with a Personalized Medallion along with recognitions to those students with distinguished awards. Don’t miss out on your chance to celebrate with the I/ST Graduating class and see what you can look forward to as an I/ST student. 
 
 
The event is open to  I/ST students, friends and family all are welcome to celebrate the end of the year and our 2022-2023 graduates
 
 
RSVP using the following Link by May 3, 2023 
 
 
Event Date: May 5, 2023
Time: 2:30pm-5:30pm
Location: Anatol Center
 
 
Food, Drinks, Photobooth, Awards and Prizes awaits our Graduating Seniors!
 
 
If you would like to volunteer for the event, please email me (Karla.reyes@csulb.edu)

We Are Hiring!

I/ST Alumni Night 2023

 

Please join us for the International Studies Department Annual Alumni Night.

When: March 14th

Time: 5:00pm

Location: Via Zoom.

There will be several alumni participants from different fields to answer questions and discuss their paths after graduating from CSULB. Following their introductions, you will have the opportunity to meet with each participant in breakout rooms. This is a great opportunity to get first-hand advice about post-graduation pathways and careers.

 

Although RSVPing is not required, it is helpful. You can RSVP here

https://csulb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eSaBeDHAyMEC6ma

 

The Zoom meeting information is below:

Zoom Meeting Link:

https://csulb.zoom.us/j/81125526896

Meeting ID: 811 2552 6896

 

We look forward to seeing you for this event!

 

Save the Date: 2nd Annual Senior Banquet

The Department of International Studies would like to invite all Graduating Seniors to participate in its 2nd Annual Senior Banquet. If you are a senior and you would like to be included  in this years celebrations please make sure to register below. 

 

Graduating Seniors Link:
 
 
If you are not a senior and you would like to volunteer for the Set-up/Clean-up of the event you can register below.
 
Volunteer Link:

Breaking Fronteras: Undocu 5K

The Latinx Student Union (LSU), For Undocumented Student Leaders (FUEL), and the Dream Success Center invites the CSULB campus and local community to join us for our Annual Breaking Fronteras: Undocu5k on Saturday, March 18th at 8am. We will keep everyone updated on social media and will be highlighting all our supporters who tag us on our social media platforms. Registration cost is $30 and includes an event t-shirt. Sizes range from small to 3xl. Register today! Don’t want to walk or run but still want to support? Sign up to volunteer at the event or donate! 

Born out of the political urgency to support undocumented students, Breaking Fronteras Undocu5k is a 5K that raises funds to provide scholarships for our AB 540 students on campus. The Breaking Fronteras Undocu5k was created by the Latinx Student Union, composed of all Latinx student organizations at California State University, Long Beach. As a collective, we believe that education should be a right and our goal is for our scholarships to create more accessibility for all students, regardless of legal status, to pursue this right. 

Migration is a striking phenomenon that has brought about cultural diversity throughout history and is here to stay. We envision an event that brings the community together as an act of resistance against the policies, structures, and administrations that aim to destabilize the future of undocumented students on campus and the community at large. However, we need your help to make this vision come to life. By contributing to Breaking Fronteras Undocu5k, you will be a part of empowering undocumented students. Your support will allow AB 540 students to continue pursuing higher education despite the adversities they face, and it would be an enormous privilege to have your support for this event. 

 

For more information about this event, visit our event website or contact Anayeli Hernandez and Jeremy Ramos, Latinx Student Union President and Sergeant at Arms and Undocu5k Co-Chairs, at Anayeli.Hernandez@student.csulb.edu and Jeremy.Ramos01@student.csulb.edu. We look forward to your participation at this year’s Undocu5k. See you all soon!

Panel on Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria

 

The panel will reflect on and assess the personal, political and humanitarian dimensions of the earthquake and its aftermath. It will also be a space for the community to share their thoughts and feelings and how we at CSULB and Long Beach in general can help.  

Speakers will include Dr. Ezgi Yildiz and Dr. Ali İğmen.  

Moderated by Dr. Yousef K. Baker. 

This panel is sponsored by the Departments of Political Science, History, and International Studies, as well as the Global Middle East Studies Program.

Virtual Book Talk

 

You are invited to join us for a virtual talk with Author Elora Halim Chowdhury, from UMass Boston and Discussant Tammy Ho, from UC Riverside. They will be discussing the book Ethical Encounters: Transnational Feminism, Human Rights, and War Cinema in Bangladesh.

 

Date: February 23, 2023

Time: 12:30-2:00pm, PST

Register Here: ETHICAL ENCOUNTERS

 

All faculty, students, and the public welcome

Thanks to CLA’s Scholarly Intersections, Department of Women’s Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and International Studies for making this event possible.

Hidden: Life with California’s Roma Families

You are invited to join us at a reception opening a semester-long exhibition of photographs by Cristina Salvador Klenz of California’s Romani families from the 1990s to the present.

The photographer will do a walkthrough, talking about the photographs, and will be available to sign copies of the exhibition’s accompanying book.

Refreshments served

All faculty, students, and the public welcome

Thanks to CLA’s Scholarly Intersections, RGRLL, and International Studies for making this event possible.

 

Symposium on South and Southeast Asian Studies

 

Racialization in a Global Context: A Talk with Dr. Suraj Yengde Monday, October 24th | 5:30pm-7:30pm
Karl Anatol Center, California State University, Long Beach

 

 

 

Dr. Suraj Yengde is one of India’s leading scholars and public intellectuals. Named as one of the 25 Most Influential Young Indians by GQ magazine and the Most Influential Young Dalit by Zee, Suraj is author of the best-seller Caste Matters and co-editor of the award-winning anthology The Radical in Ambedkar. Suraj’s forthcoming book by Allen Lane is on caste in the world. He curates “Dalitality” at The Indian Express. He is currently working on a research project on Dalit and Black intellectual histories at Oxford while he holds associate position at Harvard. In this talk, Suraj will discuss his forthcoming publication on Dalit, Burakumins, and Roma connections, as he examines racialization across three continents.
This event is made possible with support from the Association for Asian Studies, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Yadunandan Center for India Studies, International Studies, and the College of Liberal Arts Scholarly Intersections Grant Sponsored by the Departments of Asian & Asian American Studies, Africana Studies, and International Studies.
For inquiries, please email Dr. Sophea Seng at Sophea.Seng@csulb.edu