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Date: November 14, 2014
E-Newsletter
DID YOU KNOW?
“Café con Leche” a Conversation on Depression
November 19; 5:30-7pm at La Casa
Grab a friend and chat with Paola, Olivia, and our Center for Human Growth Friends. Enjoy food and drinks! All
are welcomed!
Don’t forget there is always someone on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3-6pm to talk to from Center for
Human Growth.
IU Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
IU Health Center’s student counseling center, CAPS, is another place you can also go to talk to a trained counselor about anything that is on your mind. You have 2 free
counseling visits each semester and they offer drop-in workshops as well as emergency services. You can learn more about these here:
http://healthcenter.indiana.edu/counseling/index.shtml
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EVENTS
Cafezinho!
Portuguese language hour will take place every Friday from 4 - 6 PM in the IMU Starbucks. Come out and
practice your Portuguese with speakers of all levels!
Grupo de teatro VIDA
Grupo de Teatro VIDA will be having its second and final performance this season at the IndyFringe Basile
theater in Indianapolis on November 14-15 starting at 7:30 pm. Admission is free. Be invited to visit the
IndyFringe website for more information on our show and on how to arrive at the theater.
http://www.indyfringe.org/encerrados-or-close-quarters
Latino Family Night
November 17; 5:30-7:30pm at BHS North (3901 N. Kinser Pike)
Come and connect with staff from Monroe County School Corporation and various other local social services!
Cultural activities (crafts), education, health and other community booths will be present as well. Refreshments
Provided Hope you don't miss it! Organizer: Monroe County Community School Corporation Office of English
Provided Hope you don't miss it! Organizer: Monroe County Community School Corporation Office of English
Language Learning, La Casa, City of Bloomington Hispanic Outreach and El Centro. More information contact
812-961-7500 or [email protected].
Study Abroad Opportunities
November 18; 6:30pm at La Casa
What are the advantages of study abroad? What are some of the study abroad opportunities available through
the Office of Overseas Study in Latin America, Spain or across the world? What are the requirements for these
programs and what type of funding is available? All of these questions and more will be discussed at La Casa.
Gamma Phi Omega Study Tables
November 18; 6-8pm at La Casa
Stay the semester strong with your studies and join the Ladies of Gamma Phi Omega for study tables. Every
Tuesday from 6-8pm. For more information contact [email protected].
Math and Writing Tutoring
November 18 & 20; 6-8pm at La Casa
“Eastern Romance: an earthquake, a life lost, and a musical homage”
November 20; 2:30pm at M 267
The Latin American Music Center & Department of Musicology presents the tragic story of the 1931 Managua
earthquake, the death and controversy surrounding a young woman by the name of Mariita Huezo. The
documentary is by Bernard Gordillo and the music by Luis Abraham Delgadillo.
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OTHER EVENTS ON CAMPUS
Identifying Concerns and Needs of Minority Graduate Students: A Forum
November 14; 1-4pm at the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (712 E. 8th St.)
Come join the Retention and Community Building Emissaries and talk about your experiences as minority
graduate students at IU. What are the issues that you face in the community, school, and/or your department?
What can we do to help? This is an opportunity to have your voices heard. Food will be provided.
“Journey of the Human Spirit”
Ed Kabotie (Hopi and Santa Clara Pueblo) Artist and Musician
November 14; 4:30pm at the Mathers Museum of World Cultures, , 416 N. Indiana Avenue
Sponsors: First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (FNECC), Native American and Indigenous Studies
(NAIS), IUB College of Arts and Sciences, Native American Graduate Students Association (NAGSA), IUB
Department of Anthropology, IUB Department of American Studies, Mathers Museum of World Cultures, WFHB
Bloomington Community Radio
Concert with Ed Kabotie
November 15; 7pm at the Fine Arts Building (BL157) Auditorium (Room 015)
Free admission. Sponsors: First Nations Educational and Cultural Center (FNECC), Native American and
Indigenous Studies (NAIS), IUB College of Arts and Sciences, Native American Graduate Students Association
(NAGSA), IUB Department of Anthropology, IUB Department of American Studies, Mathers Museum of World
Cultures, WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
GLBT Student Support Services 20th Anniversary Party
GLBT Student Support Services 20th Anniversary Party
November 19; 12-5pm at the GLBT Student Support Services (705 E. 7th St.)
The GLBT office is turning 20! Come celebrate with us! We'll have food and drink, guests sharing memories of
our twenty years, scrapbooks from the past, and an interactive art project! Join the fun!
Israeli Chocolate Tasting Night with Special Israeli Guest
November 19; 8pm at Kelly Undergrad (Hodge Hall 323)
Come eat some delicious Israeli chocolate candy bars with a young Special Guest who flew in all the way from
Israel!
NAGSA Luncheon Speaker Series with Joseph Stahlman
November 20; 12:45 pm to 1:45 pm at FNECC
Gourd Beading Workshop with Larry Kincer
November 22; 1- 6 pm at the FNECC
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INTERNSHIPS, EMPLOYMENT, VOLUNTEER, ETC
OPPORTUNITES
SPEA in Cuba
March 13 - 21, 2014
SPEA is pleased to be offering a one-of-a-kind Spring Break course (V482) in Havana, Cuba, as part of the
spring semester honors section of National and International Policy (S160) taught by Professor Dan Preston.
Havana is the capital, largest city and economic heart of Cuba. It is the location of the Cuban Government,
several cultural sites and historically significant locales, as well as many important businesses and institutions.
The city provides a broad spectrum of learning opportunities. Furthermore, visiting Cuba is a unique experience
and especially relevant for comparative policy studies given its proximity to the U.S. and dramatically different
government structure. For more information, check out their
website. Website: http://www.indiana.edu/~spea/spea_abroad/Spring_Break_Abroad_Programs/Cuba/index.sht
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Course Announcement: G306 "Issues in Latin America, the Caribbean and Contemporary Cuba"
This interdisciplinary course is a partnership between the Indiana University Office of Overseas Studies, the
Department of Geography and the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS), El Instituto
Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (ICAP), the Central University of Villa Clara, Cuba and the Bloomington
sister city program, Cubamistad. The course includes two weeks of field studies in Cuba and will count for social
science credit for most majors. For details, see URL:
https://iabroad.iu.edu/istart/controllers/inquiry/InquiryEngine.cfm?
serviceid=ProgramSearchProvider&tab=1&programid=585
Portuguese at IU / Spring 2015
Add a Portuguese class to your curriculum in Spring 2015. At IU, we have a vibrant Portuguese department with
fun cultural activities throughout the year. If you are in the field of Spanish, Latino Studies or Latin American
Studies, or if you are interested in possibly attending graduate school at some point—it will definitely be to your
advantage to have studied Portuguese. Portuguese is spoken all over the world and is the official language in
several countries (not just Portugal and Brazil). It is the 6th most spoken language in the world, with over 260
million speakers. Students who have knowledge of Spanish usually start at P135 (Intensive Portuguese), but if
you feel you should be placed at a higher level, contact me and we will arrange a placement interview. If you are
a Spanish major, you may count a Portuguese class towards your Spanish major. Or you may consider adding a
a Spanish major, you may count a Portuguese class towards your Spanish major. Or you may consider adding a
Portuguese minor or major, independently from your major.
Price Benowitz Social Justice Scholarships
Deadline: December 15
$1000 scholarship for college students who plan to pursue a post-secondary degree. For more information
please visit: http://pricebenowitzlaw.com/opportunities/#ixzz3IMy0EJDD
HotelsCheap.org
http://www.hotelscheap.org/scholarship
Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr. Scholarship for Young Hispanic Leaders 2014-2015 Academic Year
https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=2P36mpOQN*1Dwpml7gsAYA#
RMHC® /HACER® National Scholarship
http://www.meencanta.com/hacer/en/index.html
Global English Editing Awards Scholarships
Our company has launched a scholarship for university students studying in the United States called 'A Better
America Scholarship Program'. We are offering an annual scholarship of $1500 to the student that outlines in the
most compelling way the contribution they intend to make to American society after graduation. The word limit is
200 words. The scholarship homepage is located at http://geediting.com/about/scholarship-program/.
Professionalism Untied: Race & Ethnicity in the Workplace
November 18; 5pm at Wilkie Auditorium
Come hear information on questions related to race/ethnicity and professionalism.
Media/Advertising Recruitment Event
November 18; 7pm at the Kelley School of Business (Graduate Side, Room CG0034)
The Starcom MediaVest recruiting team will be returning to campus to present information on their company to
students interested in careers and internships in media/advertising. Afterward, they will be collecting resumes
and speaking informally with interested students on an individual basis.
Accepting Applications for Starcom MediaVest Group: Future Leaders Program
Deadline: November 21
Held in February, the Future Leaders Program is a 2-day intensive look at media career opportunities at Starcom
MediaVest Group; primarily designed for minority students in their final year of college. Students are immersed
in media training and case study reviews to explore the role they might experience as entry level employees
upon graduating. The sessions end with fulltime interviews and potential for placement upon graduation. For
more information please visit their websites: www.smvgroup.com, www.starcomusa.com, www.sparksmg.com.
Middle Way House looking for Spanish speaker
Interested individuals should contact: Roxanne Marotz
They can email their resumes to: [email protected]
They can fax their resumes attention to Roxanne Marotz: (812) 323-9063
Copy Cataloger (Full-time Position)
Deadline: November 30th
Monroe County Public Library is searching for a copy cataloger. This position entails in assisting with
bibliographic records, reviewing and editing information, and entering data into the library’s computerized
catalog. Applicants should have a bachelors’ degree and two years of general library experience. The
catalog. Applicants should have a bachelors’ degree and two years of general library experience. The
compensation for this position is $14.28/hr. To apply, please visit the following link: http://mcpl.info/jobs/jobopenings.
Research Survey
My name is Ana-Christina Acosta Gaspar de Alba ([email protected]) and I am a recent alumna of IU. I am
currently working on my master's degree and am conducting research for my pedagogy class on student codeswitching. It would be completely anonymous and very useful for me. Here is the link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FP5L95B. Appreciate your help.
SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK
Enroll in Latino Studies Courses
Explore, investigate, dialogue, and research Latino communities next spring 2015 semester. The Latino Studies
program has course topics ranging from Borderlands,
film, Latino youth & urban folklore, history, justice, and movement legacies and many more! Complete your S&H
or A&H credit requirementscon sabor and equip yourself to
participate in the national debate about this growing population. For more information, please email LATS at
[email protected] or visit our website:http://www.iub.edu/~latino/
To learn more about La Casa’s programs see our webpage:
http://www.indiana.edu/~lacasa/
715 E. 7th Street, Bloomington, IN 47408
812-855-0174
[email protected]