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January 2025 Upcoming Events:
Jan. 15 at 12:00 PM: Your Rights, Your Future: An Overview of the Road Ahead for Immigrants
Student Affairs encourages you to attend a free webinar designed to help immigrants, advocates and allies understand essential rights and protections under U.S. immigration law and the changes which are expected under the new administration. Your Rights, Your Future: An Overview of the Road Ahead for Immigrants is being shared on behalf of Dr. Judith Millsap, the CSU’s interim systemwide director of Student Equity and Strategic Initiatives. The webinar will be presented live on Wednesday, January 15 at noon and will be recorded. The webinar will be presented by experienced immigration attorneys from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center and will include practical tips to navigate challenging situations and stay informed about your legal options.
Jan. 22 at 10:00 AM - CSU’s Got Talent - Your Fearless Year: Unmask Your Fears and Release Your Potential
This engaging webinar will be an opportunity for university faculty and staff to address some of their biggest fears, focus on practical skills, self-discovery, and resilience-building techniques to face limiting fears. The webinar will also explore the concept of imposter syndrome and strategies to manage uncertainties with self-assurance and a proactive attitude.
Speaker: Natasha Halliday, International Speaker, Therapist, Author, and Comedian.
Jan. 22 at 6:00PM (virtual event) from the Sutro Library (at the top floor of the J. Paul Leonard Library)
The food we eat, beyond nourishing our bodies, can provide us a path to connection with our ancestors and their traditional practices through time and space. Join the Sutro Library for a free virtual talk with Karuk food writer Sara Calvosa Olson to learn about her work with native California foodways and their relationship to culture, kinship and land. Whether you’d like to decolonize your diet or incorporate traditional food practices into your genealogy research, this talk will provide valuable insight. Sara Calvosa Olson (Karuk) is a food writer and author living on Huiman Coast Miwok Land.