40 Years Later Race, Resistance, Relevance
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1969 2009 Ethnic Studies: 40 Years Later Race, Resistance, Relevance October 7–10, 2009 San Francisco State University San Francisco, California Ethnic Studies: 40 Years Later Race, Resistance, Relevance October 7–10, 2009 Edition Two Honorary Hosts Ms. Dhamerra Ahmad Mr. Andrew Ly Mr. Roger Alvasrado Ms Elizabeth “Bettita” Martinez The Honorable Willie Brown, Jr. Mr. Manny Mashouf Mr. Randy Burns Ms Tomasita Medal President and Mrs. Robert Corrigan Mr. Robert Melton Ms. Belva Davis Ms. Janice Mirikitani Mr. Hari Dillion Mr. Gus Murad Mr. Arthur Dong Ms. Alice Nashashibi Dr. Juan Flores Mr. Steven Okazaki Dr. Kenneth Fong Dr. Elizabeth “Betty” Parent Mr. Ben Fong-Torres Dr. Jacob Perea Dr. Rupert Garcia The Honorable Ronald Quidachay Dr. Jess Ghannam Dr. Raye Richardson Mr. Danny Glover Mr. Jake Sloan Ms. Melinda Guzman Reverend Dr. Romona Tascoe Ms. Jennie Chin Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Varnardo Mr. Robert Harris, Esq. Dr. Gerald West Dr. James “Jim” Hirabayashi Dr. Joseph White Dr. Margaret Leahy Reverend Cecil Williams Mr. Justin Lin Mr. Paul Yamazaki Mr. Delroy Lindo Ms. Helen Zia Mr. Galin Luk 3 Race, Resistance and Relevance • Ethnic Studies 40 Years Later San Francisco State University • October 7–10, 2009 4 Location key Library Annex I & II ........................ C2–3 Administration (ADM) ....................... H7 Little Theatre (Creative Arts) .............. H5 San Francisco State University Bookstore ........................................ G6 Mail Services ..................................... D4 A Access symbol key University Burk Hall (BH) .............................. G4–5 Maloney Field (hardball) ................. E2–3 E Park North Business (BUS) .............................. G–H7 Mary Park Hall (MPH) ..................... E–F1 M Accessible men’s restroom C. Chavez Student Center ........ G5–6/H5 Mary Ward Hall (MWH) A 20th ................... F1–2 W Accessible women’s restroom N Car Rental/Lot 25 .............................. B3 McKenna Theatre (CA) ................... H–I4 Labor U Accessible unisex restroom Child Care Center (Assoc. Stud.) ... E1/F2 Memorial Grove ................................venue G6 Archives (nonaccessible restrooms not shown) Sutro Children’s Campus ............................ C2 Parking Garage (main) ................... E3–4 4/4/4 Library Conference Center (Towers)................ F3 Parking & Transportation ................... D3 Floor numbers (only listed if limited) 25 19th Coppola Theatre (FA) ......................... H5 Physical Therapy ............................... G6 TTY phone (5) E Corporation Yard .......................... C–D3 Police ................................................ D3 V Videophone booth (1) A E Cox Stadium ...................................E5–6 Recycling ...........................................venue E4 Elevator(s) (floors shown if limited) SFFD B Creative Arts (CA) ......................... H4–5 Science (SCI) .............................. F–G7–8 Accessible entrance Dining Center (City Eats) .................... F2 Seven Hills Center .............................. F2 P Accessible entrance with power door Ethnic Studies & Psychology (EP) ......... F5 Shipping & Receiving ........................ D4 P Car P Accessible Parking (#’s indicate floors) Rental Facilities ............................................ D3 Softball Field .....................................M H1 University Fine Arts (FA) ............................ G–H4–5 Student Housing Office (MWH)........... F2 Park North Garden of Remembrance .................. G5 Student Services/OneStop Cen. (SSB) .... F4 Greenhouse ................................... E7–8 Studio Theatre (Creative Arts) ............ H5 University Park North Gymnasium (GYM) ........................ F5–6 Sutro Library ..................................Winston Drive A–B4 Health Center (SHS) ....................... F4–5 Temporary Buildings ................. E7/F6/F7 Lake Hensill Hall (HH) ............................. F7–8 Tennis Courts .................................... D2 Winston Drive Merced HSS .......................................... G–H7–8 Thornton Hall (TH) ........................ E7/F7 C Humanities (HUM) .................... G–H3–4 The Towers .................................... F2–3 Children’s Jack Adams Hall (Stud.Stonestown Cent.) ........G5–6 University Park North.............................. ... Campus Library Library Galleria Annex II Annex I Knuth Hall (Creative Arts) .............. H4–5 A–B4–5/C4–5/D4–8/E7–8 E Labor Archives .......................... A4–5/B4 University Park South ..............H1–4/I1–7 Corporation P M B u Library (Closed, see relocations key) ... H6 Village at Centennial Square ..... F3/G2–3 W Yard c k in 19 g ©SFSU 2009 h Stonestown Galleria North Parking & am W State Police Transportation ay Drive P Shipping M W & Receiving University D M Park North d P W Facilities Mail Services Rental Tennis P office Courts Boulevar T o L o University t 6 ced ( one Park North way) Mer Parking Maloney Garage Lake To Field UPN path P Parking 20 (fall ’09) E Garage (except roof) T- H Cox Stadium T- J Recycling/ W Resource M Greenhouse P Center E 4 19 19 P (roof only) T- N T- S A.S. Early State 1, U Drive E 4 Childhood B–4 Thornton T- O T- R MW Education M W P P P Hall Center U 3, 5 Central Plant T- P T- Q P P Mary Park 19 P 6 19th Hall Seven Hills 19 Sci. & Tech. E E Theme E 5 P W Center 2,5 E P Community Bike 6 1, U Conference M W P Barn A 4 Dining Center 5th fl. 1 3–4 F 4 M Ethnic Studies venue E Center P P2 W M Hensill Hall The Towers & Psychology P2 P3 E P Gymnasium P W 3 P Student M OneStop W U Health 1–5 M Center M 1, 4 P E P P P P Student W Center Mary Ward Hall P P M W U The Village at Services 1– E B P P 6 Centennial Square P P Housing B Physical M Office B–1 Building A Building B T–A E W M Science 3 P E P W Therapy P E U $ W 1–3 Memorial P P Font B B M U Village P Building C B–3 1 Burk Hall Grove 2 ParkingE E P W Boulevar E 1 M P Garden of 1–5 W W Remembrance M C. Chavez G M W M B E d Student Bookstore E Center $ W Fine Arts P E P Humanities P P P V Quad W 2 M P W W P2 M 3 W M 1 $ Business 1 Coppola W M P Malcolm X P Theatre Plaza P P U B HSS W P 2 W 1–5 W W P 1 E M M1 P1W P M W U 1–2 M 2 Gallery P1 M P2 G–B M E P P 19th Tapia Drive P P1 U P2 Softball Field st fl. 1 P lower 1st fl. P1 Little sec. 1 A H Theatre 1 venue University J. Paul 2 Creative Studio P M Park South Knuth Theatre Leonard Arts Hall M Library 1 University Drive B–2 MW P Park South W U 1 (Closed for renovations. For relocated services, see the Library project Administration P MW apia relocations key below.) B M P 2 T 2–5 Vidal Drive McKenna W P Symbol key Theatre P P Arballo Arballo P Public Transit P P P P P BART Shuttle Stops University Park South 1 P Ar Holloway Avenue Car ellano $ ATM Machines Drive PARKMERCED University Va University Park South University Park South denas 20 Parking Lots Park South r ela I A Metered Parking venue A HSS (H7) Library Annex I (C3) C. Chavez Student BurkA Hall (G4–5) Library project relocations venue E Emergency Phone • Check out books • Computers Center (G5–6) • Academicvenue Technology Until the completionPinto of theAvenue J. Paul requested online • Study space • Campus copy center • Center for Teaching Smoking Area T Leonard Library’s major expansion, apia • Reserve services • Research assistance • Study space & Faculty Development On-campus Bike Route seismic strengthening, and renovation • Media listening/viewing • Video editing Serrano Drive Drive To On-campus Bike Parking visit these locations for collections and • Laptop checkout • Current periodicals Student Services (F4) For more, visit BART M services: • Research assistance • Reference books • Maurice Schiffman Rm. www.sfsu.edu/newlibrary MUNI M Line Station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Acevedo Drive Fuente Access path key* Accessible Route—This path generally conforms to accessibility standards. Partially Accessible Route—This path generally conforms to accessibility standards, but A Car there may be excessive cross-slopevenue (over 2%) or other irregularities denasin a portion of the Areas that may be a travel hazard (where the slope exceeds the standard path, often along the path edge. There is usually a 48” wide complying path along maximum ramp slope [8.3%], or the cross-slope is significant [exceeds 4%]). Avenue these routes, though it may not be a straight or direct Driveline. Ramp (5%–8.3%)—Complying ramp along the accessible route. espi Serrano Drive Lighter shade indicates path continues underneathCr overhang. Note: The map and information on pathways are limited by the scale. The accessible route should be clear to a person at a location, while the dashed line is intended to indicate where keener observation may be necessary to locate the accessible route. Pathways are generally asphalt and subject to weathering, erosion, uplifting, and other changes that may create navigational issues. SFSU is committed to maintaining the accessible route. Please report any irregularities to Disability Programs and Resource Center, 415-338-2472 (voice, TTY). 5 Race, Resistance and Relevance • Ethnic Studies 40 Years Later Schedule of Events Wednesday, October 7th 8:30 am–10:00 am ............................................................... Opening Ceremony Malcolm X Plaza 10:30 am–2:00 pm ............................................................... Plenary 1 & 2 Jack Adams Hall 12:00 pm–5:30 pm .............................................................. Panels, Discussions, Workshops,