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Springfest 2008 Food & Wine Festival
LAMC Foundation Presents: Springfest 2008 Food & Wine Festival
This year we will be enjoying Foods of the Pacific Rim. All the food will be prepared by our Award-winning Culinary Arts Institute. There will be a silent auction, raffle, dessert pavilion and more. Hope to see you then. The event will be on May 10, 2008 From 3pm to 7pm located in the Campus Center. For more information, Click Here
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Elections for ASO Secretary
The election for Associated Student Organization (ASO) Secretary will occur Wednesday, May 14th through Thursday, May 15th, 2008. This year, voting will be performed ONLINE. For more information and how to vote, Click Here
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11th Annual META Student Art Show
The 11th annual META student art show will be held from May 2nd to May 9th in the South Atrium, Instructional Building. Reception for the art show will be May 2nd at 6pm.
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5th Annual Carless-Drive-In Video and Animation
The Institute of Arts and Multimedia is proud to present:
The 2008 5th Annual Carless-Drive-In Video and Animation Festival will be held on Saturday May 3rd 2008 on the campus of Los Angeles Mission College.
The Event is scheduled for the Campus Center (indoors) from 6pm to 9pm. Food and Drinks will be available for purchase in association with LAMC Culinary Arts. For more information, Click Here
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Honors Ceremony
At the Honors Ceremony on April 18, awards were presented to students who earned outstanding scholastic achievement for the Fall 2007 semester. Faculty members Lori Buchanan, Rodolfo Casares, Dr. Sheila Fennoy, Gustavo Jimenez, David Jordan, Margie Long, and Janice Silver announced student names. Speakers at the ceremony were former Academic Senate President Leslie Milke, LAMC President Judith Valles, ASO President Pornthep Sripuntanagoon, and Alpha Gamma Sigma Vice President Whitney Pulupa. See photos from Honors Ceremony
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Armenian Genocide Remembrance Event
Los Angeles Mission College’s second annual Armenian Genocide Remembrance Event was held at the Campus Center on Thursday April 24th, 2008. Presentations were made by Mike Long on the history that led up to the Armenian Genocide in 1915 (where 1.5 million Armenians were killed). Discussions included perspectives on the Genocide from both Armenian and Turkish point of views. Discussions also included the 1923 event that repeated history. Film and displays were courtesy of Jozef Yarijanian (Event Coordinator), Mike Long (Event Coordinator), Hagop Hadjinian (Event Technician). Special thanks go out to A.S.O., CalWORKs, and contributing LAMC Faculty & Staff members for all their support. For event photos, Click Here.
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Denim Day / Clothesline Project
Denim Day - In 1998, an Italian Supreme Court decision overturned a rape convictionbecause the victim wore jeans. People all over the world were outraged. Wearing jeans became an international symbol of protest against erroneous and destructive attitudes about sexual assault.
Clothesline Project - The clothesline project is a visual display that calls attention to violence against women. The project displays t-shirts designed by female survivors of violence and their families and friends. The t-shirts hang side by side to "Break the Silence" and to support the solidarity of the victims. Victims can be men or children as well. See photos from Denim Day
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The New Mission College President, Judith Valles
Mission College's new president, Judith Valles, addressed the Academic Senate on April 3, 2008. President Valles brings extensive leadership experience as former president of Golden West College and Oxnard College, and as mayor of San Bernardino. Also pictured are Angela Echeverri, Academic Senate president, Pat Flood and Louis Zandalasini (seated right to left).
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New Laboratory and Prep Room, Crown Jewel of Biology Department
To train more of tomorrow’s science and technology workforce, Mission College opens its $929,000, Biology Lab and Prep Room. The 2,378 sq. ft. project transformed two existing classrooms into a modern state-of-the-art facility, which will benefit students for years to come. See photos from the opening
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