City Chatter April 2017 Issue
The City’s College
WELCOME Back! Looking to see what’s happening on campus This Spring Semester? Get it all here in “City Chatter” April’s edition.
each month “City Chatter” provides you with highlights of on-campus events and featured stories.
As always, Thank you for your support!
Editor: Colleen Stringfellow Disclaimer: Any errors (i.e. misspelled names or words) are the sole responsibility of the individual who submiƩed their announcements and/or flyers, that could not be edited or re‐wriƩen due to format.
FOUR‐PART SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS SYMPOSIUM Expand your Understanding of Sexual Violence PrevenƟon and Response
8:30 AM ‐ 3:30 PM
Tuesday, April 11, 2017 ‐ ESC Board Room, Focus on PrevenƟon and Response
Friday, April 14, 2017 ‐ LA City College, Focus on LGBTQ Perspective
Friday, April 21, 2017 ‐ LA Southwest College, Focus on Law Enforcement Perspective
Friday, April 28, 2017 ‐ LA Valley College, Focus on Lawyers’ PerspecƟve
(Note: AŌernoon panels will be different for each locaƟon, as noted above.)
END SEXUAL VIOLENCE Reserve your seat today!*
PROGRAMMING INCLUDES:
Keynote on ‘Cycle of Violence’ by Dr. Raymond Mars, LAPD Psychologist Panel Discussions PresentaƟons on: Title IX Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Bystander IntervenƟon Clery Act and Related Laws/RegulaƟons LACCD Sexual Misconduct Policy
InformaƟon and Resource Display
*Reservation required for continental breakfast & lunch
Office for Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
AFT College Staff Guild, Local 1521A
Supports Denim Day Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Sexual Assault Awareness There Is No Excuse and Never an Invitation to RAPE
Observe Denim Day with Los Angeles Community College District Trustees Students – Staff – Faculty – Administrators
During the month of April, California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA) observes Denim Day California. This day is in protest to an Italian Supreme Court decision that overturned a rape conviction. The Court decided the female plaintiff could not have possibly been raped because she was wearing tight jean pants.
Since the 1990’ s Denim Day California has sent a message that there is never a reason or excuse to sexually assault anyone.
Join the many participants who will be wearing their denim clothing in support of the survivors of sexual violence and their knowledge and awareness of this devastating issue.
WEAR YOUR JEANS WITH A PURPOSE �
For more information log on to OPEIU:537,AFL- CIO/IL 2017 Denim Day Flyer www.denimdayinfo.org N S TENTIO TUDENT AT S Want to review before the math assessment test? Want to increase your math placement 1-2 Need to take Math? levels?
2 1 Attend a boot camp offered by the Math department. This boot – = – camp will be a 6 week 21 hour program (3.5 hours on Fridays from 4 2 9:30 am to 1:00 pm in Franklin Hall 106) starting Friday, April 14th, 2017 through Friday, May 19th. This boot camp will enhance your chances of being placed 1-2 levels higher for a math course above your present level if you are currently pre-math 125.
+If you have questions regarding the program, please email y=–4x+3 Professor Kian Kaviani at [email protected] or 323-953-4000 ext. 2811. If you are interested in participating 2 + 2 = Pre-Algera in the boot camp please complete this survey Math 105 3 3 Math 112 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MathCampBoot ASSESSMENT OFFICE April 2017
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Assessment
Appointment
1 Office hours *: Mon 8:00 am-6:00 pm
Tue 8:00 am-6:00 pm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Wed 8:00 am-7:0 0 pm
Thu 8:00 am-6:00 pm Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am OFFICE Fri 8:00 am-2:00 pm 2 pm-SSB 245 2 pm-SSB 245 2 pm-SSB 245 2 pm-SSB 245
ESL 12:00 PM ESL 10:00 AM (Office Hours: 8:30 ENL (OSS) 12:00 PM CLOSED *Go to the Assessment Office in the
SSB 245 SSB 245 am-4:00 pm) SSB 245 Student Services Building (SSB) to NO TESTING schedule your appointment. (Office Hours: 8:30 (Office Hours: 8:30 (Office Hours: 8:30
am-4:00 pm) am-4:00 pm) am-4:00 pm)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ENL=English as a Native
Language placement test. You will Drop in lab 9 am- Drop in lab 9 am- Drop in lab 9 am- Drop in lab 9 am- Drop in lab 9 am complete a computerized exam. 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 12 pm-SSB 245 Students can take the English and ESL 3:00 PM ESL 12:00 PM- Math (OSS) 3:00 PM ESL 9:30 AM-SSB 245 Math test with this test. Allow 2 SSB 245 SSB 245 SSB 245 2½ hours for the test.** ESL =English as a Second Language 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 placement test. You will complete a
computerized exam. Allow 2-2 ½ Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am hours for the ESL test.** 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 12 pm-SSB 245 Math=Math placement test. Allow ENL (OSS) 12:00 PM ESL 3:00 PM ESL 12:00 PM ESL 9:30 AM-SSB 245 2 hour for the test.** SSB 245 SSB 245 SSB 245
**Not actual test time. Includes 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 test time, signing in, and instructions for test. Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am Drop in lab 9 am 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 4 pm-SSB 245 12 pm-SSB 245 ESL 3:00 PM ESL 12:00 PM Math (OSS) 3:00 PM ESL 9:30 AM-SSB 245 SSB 245 SSB 245 SSB 245 31 Once you have completed the Assessment test, please sign up for an orientation (either the ENL or ESL, depending on which test you signed up for) either at http://www.lacitycollege.edu/services/matriculation/orient_welcome.html or at the Assessment Office and, when you complete that, please schedule a counseling appointment at http://www.lacitycollege.edu/services/counsel/counselingonlineappts.html or at the Assessment Office. Please bring your student # (88XXXXXX) & picture ID to take the exam and schedule exam appointments. CHATTER HALL The KCACTF National Honors were announced by Gregg Henry, Artistic Director of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. The Los Angeles City College Theatre Academy won three significant awards. Distinguished Costume Design: Chloe Annick Ginsburg - Waiting for Lefty Distinguished Performance by an Actor in a Play: Cyrus Palizban for his role as Keller in Waiting for Lefty and one of the most prestigious awards of the festival: Distinguished Ensemble of a Play or Musical: The cast of Waiting for Lefty Congratulations to Chole A. Ginsburg, Cyrus Palizban, the cast and crew of Waiting for Lefty—and it’s Director, Tony Maggio and the entire faculty and staff of the Theatre Academy—for continuing the record of excellence in production and performance that has made our program a national leader in the training of theatre artists for over 85 years. A special thanks to Robert Schwartz, Director of Los Angeles City College Foundation, our Deans, Allison Jones and Alex Davis, and all of the members of the administration who have supported our efforts to participate in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. Leslie Ferreira Department Chair
April 11, 2017 Los Angeles City College alumni, Frank Gehry famous architect visit ed the campus. Mr. Gehry attended Los Angeles City College in the early part of his life year and went on to graduate from University of Southern California (USC).
A number of his buildings, including his private residence, have become world- renowned attractions. His works are cited as being among the most important works of contemporary architecture in the 2010 World Architecture Survey, which led Vanity Fair to label him as "the most important architect of our age".
Gehry's best-known works include the titanium-clad Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain; Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles; Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris, France; MIT Ray and Maria Stata Center in Cambridge, Mas sachusetts; The Vontz Center for Molecular Studies on the University of Cincin nati campus; Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle; New World Center in Miami Beach; LACC President, Renee D. Martinez and Frank Gehry Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis; Dancing at LACC Foundation Conference room House in Prague; the Vitra Design Museum and the MARTa Herford museum in Germany; the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto; the Cinémathèque Française in Paris; and 8 Spruce Street in New York City.
Gehry is also the designer of the future National Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial.
On April 26th CAFYES will hold a fundraising event in LACC center quad area from 12pm– 3pm. Lunch will be served (tacos and all of the sides). This is a group that supports foster families. Please join CAFYES faculty in supporting this event. A special thanks to LACC Dietetic Program for supporting this event. Professor Gayle Stafsky, Director of LACC Dietetic Program will offer a community services class on grains of the world on Saturday April 22nd. 12:30pm -2:30pm. The class will be preparing grains from cultures around the world as the basis for delicious meals. Interested participants can sign up through community services. Students of the class will learn to appreciate grains in a completely new light.
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CHATTER HALL-Con’t Congratulations to LACC Collegian on an Outstanding year of Student Success: SCHOLARSHIPS National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ, scholarships) Ande Richards, Clinton Cameron and Curtis Sabir received scholarships to assist with tuition and school supplies. Both students were recognized for outstanding achievement in journalism. AWARDS
College Media Association (CMA, Apple Awards)
First Place: Best 2-year College Newspaper (Second consecutive year)
Students from Los Angeles City College were in New York City March 10-14 to attend the CMA convention where they partici pated in workshops created to help student journalists hone their craft.
At the end of the convention the Apple Awards ceremony took place and LACC won Best 2-year Newspaper two years in a row. The team bested The Union Newspaper and Warrior Life Magazine, El Camino College and The Hudsonian, Hudson Valley Community College.
California College Media Association (CCMA, Division C)
Best News Series
First Place: Clinton Cameron, Disabled Series
Best Breaking News Story
Third Place: Eve Moreno, Theft, Vandalism, Discovered in HFPA Building
Best Newspaper Column
First Place: Kyle Blaylock, Colin Kaepernick
Best Features Photograph
Honorable Mention: Anwar Torres, Disabled Students
Best Photo Illustration
Second Place: Edward Locke, Alperts Give Millions
Best Overall Design
Honorable Mention: Richard Martinez
Best Newspaper Front Page Design
Honorable Mention: Richard Martinez
Best Infographic
Second Place: Claire Bush, Millennial
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Ralph Bunche Scholarship (RBS) Chatter Wall News
Congratulations! Approximately two dozen LACC students achieve TAP (Transfer Alliance Program) certification through UCLA, which gives them priority consideration on their transfer applications. TAP certification is done through the RBS program, and requires completion of 4-5 honors sections (depending on majors), and 30 hours of community service. Several other LACC students have also been accepted to UC Irvine through the TAG (Transfer Admission Guarantee) program, which guarantees them admission based on maintaining a high GPA and completing their major requirements. Three RBS students from Los Angeles City College were accepted to present research talks at the Honors Transfer Council of California annual honors conference at UC Irvine on April 1st. Brittany Bednash will be presenting Embellished Invasion: The Anglo-Saxon and Viking Influence on the Adornments of the Celtic British Isles. Alexander He, will be pre senting Tribulations of the Death Drive and Religion in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry, and Monica Serrano will be presenting The Analects of Confucius: The Great Literature and Interpretaion of China. Alexander He has also been accepted to present his talk at the Honors Bay Symposium at Stanford University, on May 7th.
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REGISTER YOUR GRIEVANCES IN A THREE-HOUR COLLAGE WORKSHOP WITH ARTIST DEBORAH FAYE LAWRENCE, MFA* http://www.deedeeworks.com/ Thursday, April 20, 2017 1pm [sharp] to 4 pm Los Angeles City College, Department of Visual & Media Arts** CHEM 204/205 (2-D Design Classroom), 2nd Floor Join Seattle’ s award -winning satirical and fearless collag ist as we pillage magazines and make beautiful art of the remnants. Truth #1: “Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which to shape it.” – Bertolt Brecht Truth #2: “M agazines are published to sell us things we don’t need. That is a good reason to cut them up. ” – Deborah F. Lawrence FREE BYO: Magazines, scissors, glue stick, hands, eyes, fervor, and your sense of humor. Your First Amendment Rights are already in place. Image © 2015 by Deborah Faye Lawrence Brought to you by the LACC Department of Visual & Media Arts and the LACC Foundation. *Seattle artist Deborah Faye Lawrence wa s the winner of the 2015 Irving and Yvonne Twining Humber Award for Creative Excellence in Visual Art. She has earned grants from the Creative Capital Foundation, Artist Trust, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, 4Culture, and many others. Despite her radical ideas, her artwork has been displayed in The White House. **Da Vinci Hall is being renovated. Find the Department of Visual & Media Arts on the other side of campus, in the CHEM B uilding. Book Program: Arlie Hochschild – 4/21 !Ϧϋήν ή͙ ΏΏϋν̳Χ͏νρ ΎΧ ϋ͏Ύν ͼϲΧ ̳ͯΧ͋Έ !Χ͏ν ̳Χ͋ ͵ήϦνΧΎΧ ήΧ ϋ͏ !Φ͏νΎ̳́Χ ΎϋΉ͟ Friday, April 21st, 1 – 2:30 PM, Herb Alpert Music Center Rm 210 The LACC Book Program presents one of the most influential sociologists of our generation: Arlie Hochschild. Her latest book, STRANGERS IN THER OWN LAND explores why Americans voted for Trump. Please join us Friday for an informal conversation with an excellent, important author. The Los Angeles City College Book Program Presents: Shirley Geok-lin Lim Poetry, Power and Paradoxes: Bending Toward Justice Reading & Talk
“because to have a son is to have a country because my son will bury me here because countries are in our blood and we bleed them” “Learning to Love America,” Shirley Geok-lin Lim (1998) Thursday, April 20th Herb Alpert Music Center Lecture Hall 140 - 12:30pm How do ordinary people access the forces of speech and voice, on the page, stage and Internet, to speak to the powerful? Poet, writer & scholar Shirley Geok-lin Lim will address the paradoxes wherein poets, generally among the disempowered in the United States, speak truth to themselves and others.
There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you
-Maya Angelou
Scholarship Awards for the best in
Short Story Poetry ESL Writing
(Short Story or Poetry)
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH, 2017 AT NOON LACC ENGLISH/ESL DEPARTMENT JEFFERSON HALL, ROOM 301
Submission guidelines available at the English/ESL Department Office in JH 301
CONTACT: NADIA ELAHI, 323-953-4000, EXT. 2717
Presented LACC English/ESL
Department By LACC Foundation
LACC English/ESL Department's 19TH Annual Writing Contest
Deadline for Submissions: Tuesday, April 18th at 12pm
Location: JEFFERSON HALL ROOM 301 (front desk)
Entrants may submit in the following categories: Short Story and/or Poetry
Scholarship prizes will be awarded for the best 3 short stories and the best 3 poems!
Guidelines and Rules for Short Story Submissions:
• No previously published work, including self-published work, may be submitted. • Short stories should be no longer than 15 double-spaced pages. • There are no restrictions on the style or genre of the short story. Note: Screenplays do not qualify as short stories. • Five copies of each story are required. Please do not staple all of your stories together. Only staple each short story individually if the story is more than a page. • All submissions must be typed/word processed and double-spaced. Please use 12 point font. • The author’s name should not appear anywhere on the short story. • The category of the submission should be clearly indicated on each page of the manuscript; i.e., “Short Story.” • Include one separate cover page for the submission with all of the short story titles listed (or first line of each story if there is no title). In addition, include the writer’s name, address, telephone number, email address and Student ID#. • All entrants must submit an official computer printout of their current class schedule which proves they are currently enrolled at LACC for the Spring 2017 semester. The entrant's name must appear on the printout. Note: If you are also submitting for poetry, you only need one printout. • Submissions will NOT be returned. • Limit of three short story submissions per entrant. • Anyone who does not meet the above guidelines is subject to disqualification.
Guidelines and Rules for Poetry Submissions:
• No previously published work, including self-published work, may be submitted. • Poems should be no longer than 10 double-spaced pages. • There are no restrictions on the style or genre of the poem. • Five copies of each poem are required. Please do not staple all of your poems together. For example, if you submit 5 copies of one poem, please use a paper clip, not a staple. Only staple each poem individually if the poem is more than a page. • All submissions must be typed/word processed and double-spaced. Please use 12 point font. • The author’s name should not appear anywhere on the poem. • The category of the submission should be clearly indicated on each page of the manuscript; i.e., “Poetry.” • Include one separate cover page for the submission with all of the poetry titles listed (or first line of each poem if there is no title). In addition, include the writer’s name, address, telephone number, email address and Student ID#. • All entrants must submit an official computer printout of their current class schedule which proves they are currently enrolled at LACC for the Spring 2017 semester. The entrant's name must appear on the printout. Note: If you are also submitting for short story, you only need one printout. • Submissions will NOT be returned. • Limit of four poetry submissions per entrant. • Anyone who does not meet the above guidelines is subject to disqualification.
Winners will need to make arrangements to attend the Awards Ceremony scheduled for Thursday, May 25th in the Student Union.
For more information, contact Professor Nadia Elahi in the English/ESL Department at (323) 953-4000 x2717. ATTENTION ESL STUDENTS!
DO YOU ENJOY WRITING CREATIVELY IN ENGLISH? DO YOU LIKE TO WRITE SHORT STORIES? DO YOU LIKE TO WRITE POETRY?
IF SO, WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO ENTER THE LACC ENGLISH/ESL 19TH ANNUAL WRITING CONTEST. YOU MAY CHOOSE TO WRITE A SHORT STORY OR A POEM OR BOTH. YOU MAY EVEN WRITE MORE THAN ONE.
THREE WINNERS: 1ST PRIZE, 2ND PRIZE and 3RD PRIZE
WINNERS WILL RECEIVE THEIR AWARDS DURING A SPECIAL CEREMONY IN FRONT OF FRIENDS, FAMILY MEMBERS, CLASSMATES, AND PROFESSORS.
HERE IS WHAT YOU SHOULD DO TO ENTER THE WRITING CONTEST: 1. SUBMIT AN ORIGINAL POEM OR AN ORIGINAL SHORT STORY OR BOTH WRITTEN IN ENGLISH (YOU MAY SUBMIT MORE THAN ONE ENTRY. HOWEVER, YOU MAY ONLY SUBMIT UP TO 4 POEMS AND UP TO 3 SHORT STORIES). NO PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED WORK, INCLUDING SELF-PUBLISHED WORK, MAY BE SUBMITTED. 2. SUBMIT YOUR WORK TO THE ENGLISH/ESL DEPARTMENT (JEFFERSON HALL 301) NO LATER THAN APRIL 18th 2017 at 12pm. 3. MAKE SURE YOUR WORK IS TYPED OR WORD PROCESSED. 4. INCLUDE 5 PHOTOCOPIES OF EACH ENTRY. 5. POEMS SHOULD BE NO LONGER THAN 10 DOUBLE-SPACED PAGES. 6. DO NOT STAPLE ALL OF YOUR POEMS TOGETHER; ONLY STAPLE IT IF THE POEM IS MORE THAN ONE PAGE; OTHERWISE, USE A PAPER CLIP. 7. SHORT STORIES SHOULD BE NO LONGER THAN 15 DOUBLE-SPACED PAGES. 8. STAPLE EACH INDIVIDUAL SHORT STORY IF IT IS MORE THAN ONE PAGE. 9. DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME DIRECTLY ON YOUR WORK. 10. CLEARLY INDICATE ON EACH PAGE OF THE SUBMISSION THAT THIS IS “ESL WRITING.” ALSO, INDICATE IF THE WORK IS A "SHORT STORY" OR A "POEM." 11. YOU MUST BE CURRENTLY ENROLLED AT LACC IN AN ESL CLASS FOR THE SPRING 2017 SEMESTER. YOU MUST INCLUDE A PRINTOUT OF YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE WITH YOUR SUBMISSION. YOUR NAME MUST APPEAR ON THE CLASS SCHEDULE. 12. FILL OUT THIS FORM ON THE BACK AND ATTACH IT WITH A PAPERCLIP IN FRONT OF YOUR WORK AND YOUR 5 PHOTOCOPIES OF EACH SUBMISSION.
WINNERS WILL THEN BE SELECTED AND NAMES WILL BE POSTED IN THE ENGLISH/ESL DEPARTMENT. THE AWARDS CEREMONY WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURS MAY 25TH IN THE STUDENT UNION
LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE WELCOMES The City’s College MS. SHAENA ENGLE PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER
Shaena Engle has joined the LACC staff as Manager of Public Relations. Ms. Engle, has over 17 years of experience in marketing and public relations. Shaena worked as Director of Marketing and Communications at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank prior to coming to LACC. At the LARFB, Ms. Engle organized and planned the October 2016 Taste of the NFL Rams. Welcome Home Los Angeles event at Universal Studios where top chefs including Neal Fraser, Duff Goldman, Susan Feniger, Josiah Citrin and Ray Garcia, among others, teamed with NFL players to raise money for the Food Bank. She was also responsible for producing videos utilizing top LA chefs to generate record high social media awareness for the Food Bank.
Ms. Shaena Engle Shaena’s experience as a former UCLA Director of Communications places her in direct reporting to LACC President, Reneè D. Martinez. Ms. Engle will support all public relations, marketing and advertising as well as direct and supervise design, web and collateral content. As the Director of Communications at UCLA’s Graduate School of Information and Education Studies, Shaena developed and implemented all marketing, advertising, branding and public relations efforts on both a local and national level. Her work included utilizing social networking tools to interact with students, alumni, donors and media. She also served as a liaison across school events and provided marketing support for a 70-member faculty.
Prior to her position at UCLA, Ms. Engle was the Communications and Marketing Director at Countrywide, Home Savings and Loan, California Bank and Trust and Sanwa Bank where she was responsible for strategic marketing/ corporate communications plans for leading financial institutions. In addition, she supervised internal marketing/ communications departments and outside agencies to provide integrated strategic plans.
Ms. Engle began her career working in various public relations agencies where she directed and executed publicity efforts for non-profits, entertainment, television, book, radio, hospitality and healthcare accounts. She also has written for a variety of publications including: The Los Angeles Times, AOL, and Pasadena Magazine and has authored three books and several iPhone apps.
Ms. Engle is a UCLA graduate with a BA in English Literature.
Join us in welcoming Ms. Shaena Engle to the Los Angeles City College Family.
theatreacademy.lacitycollege.edu
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WHEN: ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT Saturday, SOCIAL EMOTIONAL April 29th, 2017 LEARNING
8:30 am - 1:30 pm ATTENDANCE
WHERE: FEATURING Student Performances Los Angeles City College Guest Speakers (LACC) in the Quad Area A Special Message from 855 N. VERMONT AVE., LOS ANGELES, CA 90029 Local District Central Superintendent, Roberto A. Martinez
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ASISTENCIA ESCOLAR sábado, 29 de abril, 2017
8:30 am - 1:30 pm PRESENTANDO: ORADORES INVITADOS DÓNDE: ACTUACIONES ESTUDIANTILES
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ENTRADA GRATIS • REFRIGERIOS • ESTACIONAMIENTO INFORMACIÓN SOBRE CLASES GRATIS • ACTIVIDADES PARA NIÑOS DE EDAD ESCOLAR• GRATIS OFRECIDAS POR PERSONAL DE LACC SERVICIOS DE INTERPRETACIÓN
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LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE THEATRE ACADEMY SPRING 2017 PRODUCTIONS
SHOW THREE /TBA CROCODILE SEEKING REFUGE Fri May 12, 2017 8PM Fri Apr 21, 2017 8PM Sat May 13, 2017 2PM
Sat Apr 22, 2017 2PM Sat May 13, 2017 8PM
Sat Apr 22, 2017 8PM Thu May 18, 2017 7:15PM
Fri May 19, 2017 8PM Thu Apr 27, 2017 3PM Sat May 19, 2017 8PM
Thu Apr 27, 2017 7:15PM Sat May 20, 2017 8PM
Fri Apr 28, 2017 8PM
Sat Apr 29, 2017 2PM
Sat Apr 29, 2017 8PM
May 4, 2017 3PM
10th Annual Earth Day Celebration at Los Angeles City College
When: Thursday, April 20th 2017 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.! Where: In front of the Student Union building What: Join us and celebrate the wonders of planet Earth and be informed about the impacts we have on our one home! There will be posters, edible insects, water-tasting test, ice cream making, plant sale, brain games, Chemistry and Astronomy demos and more! On behalf of LACC’s Office of Economic Development /Workforce Education
LACC FIT FOR LIFE CLUB
TUESDAYS 11:35 A.M. – 12:50 P.M.
KINESIOLOGY NORTH ROOM 202 FITNESS CENTER
ALL LACC STAFF MEMBERS & STUDENTS ARE WELCOME
CONTACT ISHIE: 310-733.8761