Collegiate 100 wee: March 15-19 workshops
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Mallory Cooper
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Collegiate 100 Week: March 15-19
MONDAY 15th: HOMOSEXUALITY IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY COLLOQUIUM
Location: BBC Lower Level 004
Start: 6:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm
Does homosexuality remain the greatest taboo in black culture? Is homosexuality a European cultural imposition on Africans? Why do people feel the need to say "no homo" after certain statements.
What are the myths/facts in regards to homosexuality in the Black Community? Why isn't this topic talked about and what keeps us from engaging in dialog about this topic. Join us as we try to weave through the fabric of this complex sociocultural phenomenon.
This event will be Presented by two of the most knowledgeable, dynamic, "keep it real" Professors in the Social Sciences at SJSU. Dr. Russel Arias (Psychology) and Professor Cox (Sociology). Dr. Arias has taught classes in American Identity, Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and Psychology of Prejudice and has Clinical interest in LGBT identity and LGBT issues.Professor Cox has taught classes in Social Problems, Masculinity and Femininity, and Sexualities.
YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS EVENT!!!... A TOPIC THAT HAS NEVER BEEN DISCUSSED TO THIS MAGNITUDE. PLEASE SHOW UP ON TIME BECAUSE THIS EVENT WILL START ON TIME.
TUESDAY 16th: BBQ and DESTINATION LAW SCHOOL WITH THE BAR ASSOCIATION of SAN FRANCISCO
Event 1:
BBQ location 7th Street BBQ pits
Start: 11:00 am
End: 3:00 pm
Come Grab some free food on your way to class and meet some of the members of the Collegiate 100.
Event 2
BASF: Destination Law School Location: Engineer Rm. 189
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00pm
Interested in Law School? Ever considered becoming a Lawyer. Do you know you want to become a Lawyer or just curious about Law School in general. Well Join us and the Bar Association of San Francisco as they present and answer questions pertaining to the pursuit of a Law Degree.
WEDNESDAY 17th: 100 THOUGHTS ( A MOVIE SHOWING of ZEITGEIST)
Start: 6:50 pm
End: 9:00 pm
NUMBER 1 Movie to SEE BEFORE YOU DIE!!!
If you have never seen this movie then you should be at this event. This movie will challenge the way you perceive the world. Some call it conspiracy... others call it reality... you be the judge and come see for yourself (The government, 9/11, Religion...) ***Watch at your own discretion***(FREE PIZZA!, FREE PIZZA!, FREE PIZZA!!!)
THURSDAY 18th: PHI BETA SIGMA and the COLLEGIATE 100 BLACK MEN of SILICON VALLEY @ SJSU present Perpetual Violence-"Why Are We Killing Ourselves"
Location: BBC 224
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00pm
Join The Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma- Mu Lambda and the Collegiate 100 as we discuss homicide rates within our community.
The leading causes of death for all young men ages 15-29, regardless of race or ethnicity, are unintentional injury (e.g. car accident, firearm, or drowning), suicide, and homicide.
For young African American men, more deaths are caused by homicide than any other cause. California cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, and Richmond continue to lead each year in homicides.
This discussion will attempt to answer the question “Why are we (African American Males) killing ourselves?” We will discuss the perpetual growth of homicide rates within our cities.
COME OUT AND LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD.
FRIDAY 19th: CAMPUS TOURS for BERNAL SCHOOL STUDENTS.
If you want to get involved with this please contact the President of the Collegiate 100 Simon Howard- Simon....@sjsu.edu
MONDAY 15th: HOMOSEXUALITY IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY COLLOQUIUM
Location: BBC Lower Level 004
Start: 6:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm
Does homosexuality remain the greatest taboo in black culture? Is homosexuality a European cultural imposition on Africans? Why do people feel the need to say "no homo" after certain statements.
What are the myths/facts in regards to homosexuality in the Black Community? Why isn't this topic talked about and what keeps us from engaging in dialog about this topic. Join us as we try to weave through the fabric of this complex sociocultural phenomenon.
This event will be Presented by two of the most knowledgeable, dynamic, "keep it real" Professors in the Social Sciences at SJSU. Dr. Russel Arias (Psychology) and Professor Cox (Sociology). Dr. Arias has taught classes in American Identity, Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and Psychology of Prejudice and has Clinical interest in LGBT identity and LGBT issues.Professor Cox has taught classes in Social Problems, Masculinity and Femininity, and Sexualities.
YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS EVENT!!!... A TOPIC THAT HAS NEVER BEEN DISCUSSED TO THIS MAGNITUDE. PLEASE SHOW UP ON TIME BECAUSE THIS EVENT WILL START ON TIME.
TUESDAY 16th: BBQ and DESTINATION LAW SCHOOL WITH THE BAR ASSOCIATION of SAN FRANCISCO
Event 1:
BBQ location 7th Street BBQ pits
Start: 11:00 am
End: 3:00 pm
Come Grab some free food on your way to class and meet some of the members of the Collegiate 100.
Event 2
BASF: Destination Law School Location: Engineer Rm. 189
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00pm
Interested in Law School? Ever considered becoming a Lawyer. Do you know you want to become a Lawyer or just curious about Law School in general. Well Join us and the Bar Association of San Francisco as they present and answer questions pertaining to the pursuit of a Law Degree.
WEDNESDAY 17th: 100 THOUGHTS ( A MOVIE SHOWING of ZEITGEIST)
Start: 6:50 pm
End: 9:00 pm
NUMBER 1 Movie to SEE BEFORE YOU DIE!!!
If you have never seen this movie then you should be at this event. This movie will challenge the way you perceive the world. Some call it conspiracy... others call it reality... you be the judge and come see for yourself (The government, 9/11, Religion...) ***Watch at your own discretion***(FREE PIZZA!, FREE PIZZA!, FREE PIZZA!!!)
THURSDAY 18th: PHI BETA SIGMA and the COLLEGIATE 100 BLACK MEN of SILICON VALLEY @ SJSU present Perpetual Violence-"Why Are We Killing Ourselves"
Location: BBC 224
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00pm
Join The Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma- Mu Lambda and the Collegiate 100 as we discuss homicide rates within our community.
The leading causes of death for all young men ages 15-29, regardless of race or ethnicity, are unintentional injury (e.g. car accident, firearm, or drowning), suicide, and homicide.
For young African American men, more deaths are caused by homicide than any other cause. California cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, and Richmond continue to lead each year in homicides.
This discussion will attempt to answer the question “Why are we (African American Males) killing ourselves?” We will discuss the perpetual growth of homicide rates within our cities.
COME OUT AND LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD.
FRIDAY 19th: CAMPUS TOURS for BERNAL SCHOOL STUDENTS.
If you want to get involved with this please contact the President of the Collegiate 100 Simon Howard- Simon....@sjsu.edu
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In solidarity,
Mallory Cooper
President, SAVE
(Students Against Violence Everywhere)
(408)849-1201
mallory...@gmail.com
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