CET Presents: Undergraduate Forum

Thursday, April 25, 2013. 12:30 pm-1pm @ DML 233

Have a concern about school you’ve been wanting to voice? Want to influence lasting changes at USC? Come out to the CET Undergraduate Fellow’s final event of the semester to express your views and share your classroom experiences. We want to hear from you how we can work to make education at USC better next school year! Join us on Thursday, April 25th from 12:30-1pm at DML 233 — free lunch will be provided.

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GET CONNECTED! Sociology Career Mixer

Thursday, April 18th 2:00-4:00 PM @ Hazel Stanley Hall (HSH) 201

GET CONNECTED! Sociology Career Mixer

Presented by: The SOCIOLOGY CLUB of USC

When: Thursday, April 18th 2-4pm

Where: Hazel Stanley Hall (HSH) 201

Meet and mingle with SOCI professors and grad students to learn more about SOCI career paths! Learn about all the options you have and can begin exploring over break! Also, there will be

FREE FOOD!

See you soon!

For more information, contact the USC Sociology Club at:

soclubsc@gmail.com

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Phi Alpha Delta law school event this TUESDAY Night

Join Phi Alpha Delta, the pre-law fraternity, for an insightful event into the inner workings of law schools this Tuesday evening, 6:30-9:00pm, in SAL 101.

The event will run in 2 parts. First and foremost: food! There will be pizza and drinks provided, like last year. Secondly, presentations will be broken into 3 parts: mock law class, admissions, and alumni life. Joining us will be Paulette Palafox, Director of Admissions; Kelly Greer, Esq., Senior Associate Director of Admissions; and Nydia Duenez, Assistant Director of Diversity Affairs, Adjunt Law Professor, and USC and Southwestern Law School alumnus.

Ophthalmology Clinic volunteer/shadowing opportunity

4/13 (Sat) 11am-5pm – Hoover Elementary School

Hey pre-health students! Interested in a hands-on volunteer/shadowing opportunity held near the USC campus?

Vision for Vision is holding a free eye clinic at the CHIP Health Fair on Saturday, April 13. We are running this clinic in concert with the Doheny Eye Institute to screen for common causes of vision loss in Los Angeles.

We are reaching out to USC students for volunteers to help run aspects of clinic including:

- Patient Interaction (patient history collection, visual acuity exams, etc.)
- Technical tasks (operating air-puff tonometer, administering dilation drops, etc.)
- Flow Control (educating patients, leading throughout clinic, etc.)
- Language Translation (Particularly Spanish, etc.)

- Sleep Apnea Screening 
Volunteers will have ample opportunity to shadow and speak with ophthalmologists at the eye clinic. Help us save the vision of people in Los Angeles while learning more about preventative medicine!

To learn more and apply to participate in our clinic – go to visionforvision.org

Women in the Military: Conversation Series 4/9/13

Tuesday, April 9, 2013. 12:00 pm- 1:00 pm @ TCC 450

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The Invisible Men Screening

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Study Abroad 101: A Presentation from Student Alumni

Come listen to study abroad alumni talk about their experiences abroad. Students will discuss how to ‘s of study abroad. See you Wednesday April 3: 6-7 pm at the Performance Café at Parkside.

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SC Homelessness Initiative 2013-2014 Executive Board applications available now!

Are you interested in getting involved with the community? Making a commitment to address homelessness and poverty in our neighborhoods? Becoming a student leader in one of the few USC student organizations completely dedicated to homelessness? Apply to join the SC Homelessness Initiative (SCHI) Executive Board! We are looking for a Secretary, a Director of Health, and a Director of Service for the 2013-2014 year.

Applications (available here) are due midnight on March 30, 2013 to schinitiative@gmail.com. Email schinitiative@gmail.com with any questions!

KXSC Fest

This year’s KXSC Fest will transform the Campus Center Grand Ballroom on Saturday, March 30th into a music and arts festival featuring high-energy electronic artist Dan Deacon, gothic singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe, and DJ duo Nguzunguzu. Put on by KXSC Radio, the official student-run radio station of the University of Southern California, KXSC Fest features seven musical acts, DJ sets from KXSC DJs and future roots radio collective Dublab, as well as art, vendors, and free food!

Ableton will be hosting a Push Demo Booth, kaleidescope eyewear company Future Eyes will build an art installation in the ballroom, and festival goers will be able to take pictures at the KXSC cosmic photo booth. Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf will provide free coffee and Amaze Bowls will be giving out free acai bowls. If you’re still hungry, make sure to check out Ludotruck and Buttermilk Truck for all your chicken and waffle needs!

Doors open at 3:00 p.m and the festival will conclude at 12:30 a.m.

LINEUP
Dan Deacon

Chelsea Wolfe

Nguzunguzu

The Dead Ships

Knower

Unctuous Rump

Barry Levine

The Facebook event can be found at: http://on.fb.me/X4j7Li

To learn more about the bands and vendors, check out our website: http://kxsc.org/kxscfest/

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Mortar Board Senior Honor Society Presents: Last Lecture with Vice President for Student Affairs and Professor of Higher Education Dr. Michael L. Jackson

Wednesday, April 3rd, 2013. 5pm @ THH-301

Dr. Michael Jackson has served the USC Community as the Vice President for Student Affairs for the past 18 years. In his capacity, he has led to USC to new heights from the construction of the Ronald Tutor Campus Center to the establishment of the Office of Student Support and Advocacy, amongst many other accomplishments. Dr. Jackson will be stepping down from his position at the end of the academic year and Mortar Board is proud to present Dr. Jackson as our Last Lecture Speaker.

Dr. Jackson will talk and share ideas about how to lead a successful and rewarding life and writing our own story. How can each of us follow our hearts and live by principles that provide a foundation in times of plenty, guide us when we are challenged to do something that makes us uncomfortable, and give us strength when we are asked to compromise our values for the sake of a cause or issue? How we act in these moments define who we are to ourselves and others.

This speaking engagement will take place on Wednesday, April 3rd, at 5pm in THH-301.

Dinner will be served.

USC Student Volunteers requested to help to celebrate the cultural celebration Dutch Queens Day!

What is Queens Day?!

On Queens Day The Dutch celebrate the birthday of her Majesty Queen Beatrix. The monarchy was established in 1815, and King William I was its first ruler. Queen Beatrix has been the reigning monarch of the Kingdom of the Netherlands for over 30 years, succeeding her mother Queen Juliana. It’s going to be a very special day this year, as Queen Beatrix will abdicate her throne to make way for her son Prince Willem-Alexander on April 30.

Queens Day is the Dutch most beloved holiday! The Dutchies celebrate the Dutch monarchy every year with a super big party including lots of good music, Dutch beer, Dutch food and a gigantic flea market all around the country.

The Consulate of the Netherlands in Los Angeles and the United Netherlands Organizations (UNO) of SoCal, together with the local Dutch community, will bring you a great celebration of Dutch Queen’s Day in Southern California!

The official Queens Day in the Netherlands is on Tuesday April 30. Yup, that’s a weekday, and therefore we celebrate Queens Day on April 28 in LA!

Volunteers are being requested for: setup, ticket checking, face painting, photobooths, food, fleamarket, dismantle, etc.

If you come to volunteer, you get free food, a Dutch gift, and free tickets to the celebration.

Location: 18400 Avalon Boulevard, Carson, CA.

Time for volunteers: Sunday, April 28th- from 8 AM- 2 Pm for setup, and free tickets to Queens Day Event from 12-6 PM, and we need volunteers for dismantling everything after 6 PM. There will be shifts for volunteers.

What to expect at celebration?

Celebrate Queens Day in a Dutch village that is a showcase of Dutch tradition, including:

* Dutch foods like cheese and a whole range of other delicacies

* tulips, and more flowers

* a flea market / vrijmarkt

* kids games

* exhibitions

* arts and crafts

* performances & dances

* live music by Dutch talent

* and much more.

All people of Southern California are invited to join in this memorable family-friendly celebration. The 2012 event was attended by more than 3000 people, who came from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Phoenix and more.

Please email skast@usc.edu if you are interested in volunteering.

Thank you!

Sylvia Kast

USC HSC campus

Baby2Baby Organization- Give Back Wednesdays

Baby2Baby organization collects gently used toys, clothes, books or anything baby or mom related (such as maternity clothes, diaper bags, formula, etc.). There are volunteer events every Wednesday where volunteers help sort out donations and make gift bags for children affiliated with our partner organizations. It takes place from 10 am-12 pm, and we provide coffee and snacks. All other information is on the flyer below.

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