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Internship Panel: making the most of your internship
Internship Panel: making the most of your internship
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Time Management & Goal Setting Presented by: the Learning Center
Time Management & Goal Setting Presented by: the Learning Center
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Mental Health Wellness & Career Success Presented by: Counseling & Psychology Services
Mental Health Wellness & Career Success Presented by: Counseling & Psychology Services
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Supreme Court – All Things Considered
Supreme Court – All Things Considered
Educational and informative discussion about the importance of the U.S. Constitution Register at: https://bit.ly/CSULBConstitutionDay Moderator: Professor Kevin Johnson Panelists: Professor Jason Whitehead Amy Yamasaki, Master's student Questions? Ricki.Burgener@csulb.edu
Graduate School 101
Graduate School 101
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“At the Limits of Cure” A Talk about the History and Afterlives of TB in India
“At the Limits of Cure” A Talk about the History and Afterlives of TB in India
The Yadunandan Center for India Studies at CSULB is proud to present a talk by Bharat Venkat from UCLA's Institute for Society & Genetics and Department of History In 1950s Madras, an international team of researchers demonstrated that antibiotics were effective in treating tuberculosis. But just half a century later, reports out of Mumbai stoked […]
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California Indian Day
California Indian Day
This Friday, September 23, 2022, is California Indian Day, and the American Indian Student Council, the Program in American Indian Studies, and the Carolyn Campagna Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum are proud to host a poetry reading with Professor Georgiana Sanchez, CSULB Alumna and former professor. Professor Sanchez will read from her newly published book of […]
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Literature in the Age of Social Media
Literature in the Age of Social Media
SIG Event Free Food! Are you curious about how literature is consumed outside of the classroom—how students select books and get recommendations (Booktok? Instabook? etc.). How we can we better connect with them on social media. We have set up this event as an egalitarian interaction, kind of like a town hall, with a […]
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Accelerate Long Beach
Accelerate Long Beach
The Long Beach Economic Partnership's regional economic forum returns with Accelerate Long Beach presented by Bank of America, where we'll be hearing from business and economic leaders on the theme of "Navigating the Future." The event will include a talk by renowned economist Dr. Robert Kleinhenz of Cal State Long Beach and Kleinhenz Economics, who will report on trends […]
Career Exploration with a Liberal Arts Degree
Career Exploration with a Liberal Arts Degree
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Translation Studies and the Crisis of the Humanities: The Role of Technologies
Translation Studies and the Crisis of the Humanities: The Role of Technologies
A presentation by Dr. Adrià Martín-Mor for the Fall 2022 RGRLL Research Showcase and in celebration of International Translation Day. While some people view technology as a possible solution to many of our problems, other worry that the use of certain technologies could have dangerous implications in our current economic system. This talk will explore […]
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A New Russian Jerusalem: From the Yoke of Tsarist Tyranny to the Harness of American Capitalism
A New Russian Jerusalem: From the Yoke of Tsarist Tyranny to the Harness of American Capitalism
History Department Research Seminar Presentation By Professor Andrew Jenks Please join us this Friday in the History Department Seminar Room (FO2, room 101-A) as Professor Jenks discusses his research for his new book project, Los Rusos: Revolutions, Statelessness, and the Russian Diaspora in Mexico, 1905-1965. No RSVP required. Light refreshments will be served.