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2010


Friday, September 3rd. The Annual Minority Grad Student Reception
Time: 4:15- 6:00 PM 
Place: 250 Caldwell Hall
Come meet the Deans of the Graduate School, meet your student leaders, learn about organizations on campus and meet other fellow grad students. Food and refreshments will be provided. Please R.S.V.P. at your earliest convenience to Cindy Gray at cmk26@cornell.edu


 
Thursday, September 9th and Friday, September 10th. Talk and Brunch with Julia Alvarez! 
Julia Alvarez will be giving a reading/talk at Cornell Unversity
Lecture Talk: September 9, 2010 beginning at 4:30 pm, Hollis Cornell Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall.
Brunch: Friday morning, September 10, 2010, the Latino Studies Program is hosting a brunch with Julia from 8:30-10:00am in the LSP conference room on the 4th Floor of Rockefeller Hall. Please R.S.V.P to Polly at mjm38@cornell.edu or Marti mfd1@cornell.edu if you plan to attend.



 Friday, September 17th and Friday, September 17th. Latino Studies Program Welcome Lunch


Place: 429 Rockefeller Hall
Time :12 PM


All event are free to the public and open to the entire Cornell Community!






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Friday, April 23 @ 12 Noon
429 Rockefeller Hall

Friday w/Faculty luncheon seminar
with David Skorton, President, Cornell University


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The 41st Commemorative March of The Willard Straight Hall Takeover: Through the Eyes of Women

FEATURING:

Dean of Students KENT HUBBELL
Professor MARGARET WASHINGTON
AND
Keynote Speaker IRENE SMALLS

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES BY:

SHIMTAH
BARAKA KWA WIMBO GOSPEL ENSEMBLE
KHAMILA ALEBIOSU
ORDINARY PEOPLE

ALSO FEATURING AN AMAZING, FULLY CATERED MULTI-COURSE MEAL.
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Date:     Friday, April 23, 2010
Time:   3:45pm - 7:00pm
Location:  Africana Studies & Research Center - Willard Straight Hall

FREE T-Shirts as quantities last to be given out at the Africana Center!


Several decades ago,  students barricaded themselves inside of Willard Straight Hall with the intention of securing institutions that would allow them to flourish within the confines of a predominately white university…

Their courage, initiative, and vision paved the way for the establishment of the Office of Minority Educational Affairs, the founding of Ujamaa Residential College, the rebuilding of the then recently burned down Africana Studies and Research Center (which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year), and brought the topic of equality to the forefront of the experience at Cornell…

Now, 41 years after their efforts, we, the Executive Board Members of the African, Latino, Asian, and Native America Programming Board, ask you to join us as we honor the intentions of their actions, and we highlight the perspectives and experiences of women pertaining to this event.


*Opening Addresses: Dean of Students Kent Hubbell and Professor Margaret Washington: Africana Multipurpose Room: 3:45pm

* March Begins: 4:15pm

*The Significance of the Women of Wari in the Takeover: Dr. Renee Alexander: Wanawake Wa Wari House: 4:25pm

*The Legacy of the Africana Studies and Research Center: Eric Acree: The Site of the Old Africana Studies and Research Center: 4:35pm

* Community Unity Photograph: The Steps of Willard Straight Hall: 4:55pm

* Dinner, Performances, and the Keynote Address by IRENE SMALLS: Ivy Room: 5:10pm


Join us in ensuring that this important historical event is commemorated and honored.

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Chilled Soba Noodles Tossed Scallion
Soy Vinaigrette

Sesame, Azuki Cakes

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Salsa Varieties

Braised Beef Short Ribs with Pablano
Mole

Chayote Squash ÌgratinÌ

Beef Empanadas

Tres Leche Cake

Spiced Hot Coco


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