Date: January 22, 2015
E-Newsletter
DID YOU KNOW?
“¡Palante Siempre Palante!: The Young Lords”
January 22; 7pm at Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, Room A201
About ¡PALANTE, SIEMPRE PALANTE! The Young Lords, produced, written and co-directed by Iris Morales. In the
midst of the African American liberation struggle, protests to end the war in Vietnam and the women's movement for
equality, Puerto Rican and Latino/a communities organized for economic, racial and social justice. From the streets
of Chicago to the barrios of New York City and other urban centers, the Young Lords emerged in 1968 as a leading
revolutionary voice for Puerto Ricans in the United States. Through militant actions, they brought attention to the
dire conditions facing Puerto Rican communities and to the colonial status of Puerto Rico. Founded in Chicago, the
Young Lords joined in solidarity with the Black Panther Party, the Brown Berets and others to create the first
Rainbow Coalition. Inspired by the Young Lords, Puerto Rican youth organized branches in major cities across the
country. ¡Palante, Siempre, Palante! The Young Lords captures this vibrant and dynamic period through the
experience of the New York Chapter. Archival footage, photographs, music and on-camera interviews with former
members detail the organization’s vision, activities and legacy. Produced, written and co-directed by Iris Morales,
the award-winning film premiered in 1996 on national public television. Ms. Morales was herself a member of the
Young Lords for five years. The documentary has also screened at film festivals across the United States and the
Caribbean and continues to be widely used by students, educators and activists in classrooms, colleges and
community venues. Sponsored by La Casa (DEMA).
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EVENTS
Dinner with Iris Morales producer, writer and director of “¡Palante Siempre Palante!: The Young Lords”
January 22; 5-6pm at La Casa
Bloomington: Inscribite para la Cobertura
January 22; 5:30pm at City Hall (Room 245)
Come learn about ways you and your family can become ensured. Translators will be provided.
Math and Writing Tutoring
January 22; 6-8pm at La Casa
January 22; 6-8pm at La Casa
Latin American Poetry at La Casa
January 22, 6-8pm at La Casa
Join us for this rare opportunity to learn how to make an art book from recycled materials. These sessions will
include printing, cover design, bookbinding, illustration, etc. These sessions will take place every Thursday at the
conference room of La Casa Latino Cultural Center, located at 715 E 7th St, Bloomington, IN 47408. If you are
interested in participating as a volunteer, just send us an email to [email protected]. No previous
knowledge is necessary. More info: www.cardboardhousepress.org or
https://www.facebook.com/TheCardboardHousePress
Gamma Phi Omega Study Tables
January 22; 6:30-8:30pm at La Casa
Come study with Gamma Phi Omega!
“Surviving and Thriving: Minority Graduate Student Professional Development Series”
January 23; 1-4pm in Student Building room 015
Semester long professionalization workshop series to help minority graduate students face the challenges of
graduate school, conference presentations, CV building, and to start preparing them for the job market. This series
is a collaboration between Latino Studies Program, La Casa, Latino Graduate Student Association, and the
Emissaries for Graduate Student Diversity Program (University Graduate School). Each workshop will have a
different topic, and will bring together faculty from all over campus.
Cafezinho!
January 23; 4-6pm in the IMU Starbucks
Portuguese language hour will take place every Friday. Come out and practice your Portuguese with speakers of all
levels!
Math and Writing Tutoring
January 27; 6-8pm at La Casa
SACNAS-IU Meeting
January 28; 6-7:00pm at La Casa—Conference Room
Resume Critic (Part of Leadership Series)
January 28; 6:30-8:30pm at La Casa
Get tips on how to better market yourself and how to stand out from the crowd. Bring a hard copy of your resume
and get feedback. Co-sponsored by La Casa and the 21st Century Scholars Office.
Math and Writing Tutoring
January 29; 6-8pm at La Casa
Cafe Con Leche: Stress/Anxiety Series
January 29; 6-7:30pm at La Casa (find me in the sun room)
A four part series will be offered this semester focusing on different aspects of stress and anxiety. Through this
series you will have the opportunity to recognize what may be going on for you, what stress/anxiety may look like
and how it make affect people, what it looks like in various relationships, and coping skills. Each session will focus
on a different aspect and you will have the opportunity to learn and share. There will also be counselors available
for anyone who wants to speak with one after the session. Free coffee and snacks will be provided. Everyone who
attends ALL four session will qualify for prizes. The first prize is a free massage!
Session 1: What is stress/anxiety and what does it look like?
Session 1: What is stress/anxiety and what does it look like?
Thursday, January 29, 2015 6-7:30pm
Session 2: Is it really stress/anxiety?
Thursday, February 26, 2015 6-7:30pm
Session 3: Stress in Relationships: family, friendships, roommates, romantic
Thursday, April 2, 2015 6-7:30pm
Session 4: Managing Stress: coping skills
Thursday, April 30, 2015 6-7:30pm
For more information contact me at [email protected].
Study Tables--Sponsored by Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority Inc.
January 29; 6:30-8:30pm at La Casa
O Misterio de Estrada de Sintra
January 29, 7:30 at Wylie Hall
What can you expect when literature takes over reality? Two writers tell that story in the Portugal of the 19th century
and prove that sometimes the characters of a story can drive their author's life forever in a rather supernatural way.
Enjoy The Mystery of Sintra on Eurochannel. This film is free and will have English subtitles.
OTHER EVENTS ON AND OFF CAMPUS
City of Bloomington Presents “A Community Conversation” with Law Enforcement
Bloomington, Ind. ‒ The City of Bloomington Community and Family Resources Department and the City of
Bloomington Police Department (BPD) will present “A Community Conversation” with law enforcement
representatives serving Bloomington. The event will take place on Thursday, Jan. 22 at 6 p.m. in the Council
Chambers of City Hall, 401 N. Morton St. Representatives from BPD, Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Indiana
University Police Department and Indiana State Police will be present to hear the concerns of residents and answer
questions. The conversation will be facilitated by Dr. Audrey T. McCluskey, professor emerita in the Department of
African-American & African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University. This forum is free and open to the public. For
additional information about the event, contact Bloomington Police Chief Michael Diekhoff at 812.349.4477 or
[email protected] or Community and Family Resource Department Director Beverly Calender-Anderson
at 812.349.3560 or [email protected].
Lecture by Michelle Alexander, author of “The New Jim Crow”
January 27, 3:30-5:00pm at the Fine Arts Auditorium (room 102)
Come witness this Q&A streamed live from IU Northwest.
Winter Part-Time Job Fair
January 28, 2-4pm at the Frangipani Room (IMU)
Looking for a part-time job this winter? Local Bloomington and on-campus employers will be looking for employees
at the Part-Time Jobs Fair! This fair is open to all IUB students - including students with Federal Work Study
Authorization and any student looking to make some extra money! Bring your student ID for a speedy check-in.
“Cha-Ching,” Financial Literacy Event
January 28, 7 p.m at the DeVault Alumni Center
Seniors, come learn about ways you can manage your money after graduation. Free food, easy parking. Register
now: http://alumni.indiana.edu/lifeafteriu
An Evening with Ari Shavit
January 29, 7:30pm at the Fine Arts Auditorium
January 29, 7:30pm at the Fine Arts Auditorium
IU Hillel presents Ari Shavit, a leading Israeli columnist and writer. Born in Rehovot, Israel, Shavit served as a
paratrooper in the IDF and studied philosophy at the Hebrew University in Jersualem. In 1995 he joined Haaretz,
where he serves on the editorial board. Shavit is also a leading commentator on Israeli public television. His recent
book, My Promised Land, The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel, is a deeply personal narrative history of the State of
Israel.
Minority Law Day
Registration is now open!
February 21, 9am-2:30pm at the Maurer School of Law
Are you curious about Law School? Register for Minority Law Day. You'll meet with professors, students, and
practicing lawyers and have a chance to ask them about their career choices. Plus you'll find out how and when to
apply, how to pay for law school, and other important information about becoming a lawyer. This event is free of
charge. For more information and registration, visit: www.law.indiana.edu/minoritylawday/ or contact Brandi
Caruthers at: [email protected] or [email protected] (812) 855.4765.
CLASSES, SCHOLARSHIPS, INTERNSHIPS, EMPLOYMENT,
AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
OVPDEMA's Study Abroad Scholarship
Want to study abroad but are concerned about finances? Check out this link for IU study abroad scholarships:
http://www.indiana.edu/~dema/resources/study_abroad_scholarship.shtml or
http://www.indiana.edu/~dema/pdfs/study_abroad/2015indiaapplication.pdf.
Edward L. Hutton International Experiences Program (HIEP):
http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hds/overseas.php
IU Study Abroad Programs
Want to study abroad this Summer? Ever wanted to travel to Cuba, Jamaica, India, or China? Check out the
attached flyers or visit this website for information on additional sites.
http://overseas.iu.edu/programs/iuprograms/index.shtml and
http://www.indiana.edu/~overseas/apply/aid.shtml#Overseas%20Study%20Scholarship%20Application.
Concussion Awareness Scholarship
Deadline: Monthly Deadlines
ANY graduate or undergraduate student (future or current) that has been accepted or attends a community college,
technical/trade college, or university may apply. This "Concussion Awareness Scholarship" is available to all
students not just student athletes. For more information please click on the following link:
http://www.thepassrusher.com/concussionawareness.html
Join the A-Team and Help Recruit Prospective IU Students!
We are looking for motivated, reliable and personable current undergraduate students who will represent Indiana
University Bloomington and your organization to its fullest! Help us recruit the future Hoosier Nation and provide
valuable information regarding your programs and services by referring students who may be interested in giving
tours, presentations and participating in special events for prospective students. For more information email:
[email protected].
MUS- M 413/MUS-Z 413/LATS-L 400 - Latin American and Latino Popular Music and Culture
MUS- M 413/MUS-Z 413/LATS-L 400 - Latin American and Latino Popular Music and Culture
A survey of the popular and traditional music of Latin America and the Latino population in the United
States. Through the course students engage with the geographical, historical, political, economic and social
contexts within which each genre is produced and consumed, as well as the relevant composers, performers and
instruments of each region and genre. Students from all disciplines may take the course to fulfill their individual
major's requirements. Activities outside class may be scheduled. This course is cross-listed with MUS-Z 413 and
LATS-L 400. Latin American Music Center, Jacobs School of Music
Instructor: Francisco Cortés-Álvarez 6:45PM - 8:00PM MW M344
Special Education Aide
Seeking help for Spanish speaking student with communication needs to provide bilingual support help in class.
Seeking fluent Spanish speaker adult who would like to work with high school student at Bloomington High School
North. $9.00/Hour. Complete an application and apply online at www.mccsc.edu. Questions? Contact Barb Stork at
bstork@mccsc. Edu or 812-330-7714 x 51155.
Hiring 2015 Orientation Team (OTeam ’15), Call-Out Meeting
January 22, 7pm at McNutt Residence Center 208B
The Office of First Year Experience Programs is now hiring undergraduate students to serve as members of our
2015 Orientation Team (OTeam ’15). Working with New Student Orientation is a wonderful way to get involved on
campus, develop leadership skills, serve new students and their families, all while representing IU in a unique and
important way. Information about these paid student staff positions is available through https://fye.indiana.edu/getinvolved/oteam/index.cfm.
Pathways Internship Program-Student Trainee (Logistics Management)
Deadline: January 23
NAVSEA's Warfare Center Enterprise is comprised of the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) and the Naval
Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC). With eight Surface Warfare and two Undersea Warfare sites across the United
States, the Warfare Centers supply the technical operations, people, technology, engineering services and products
needed to equip and support the fleet and meet the warfighters' needs. For more information on this, or other
similar jobs please visit: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/391504000.
SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK
CAPS-Now Information for Students
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) has a new way for students to use our services. If you have never
been seen at CAPS you will first come for a CAPS-Now free, 30 minute CAPS-Now appointment. Call 812-8555711 or stop by CAPS 4th floor, IU Health Center location to schedule one of these appointments. Appointments
will be available within 48 hours of your contacting CAPS. During your CAPS-Now appointment the counselor will
help you determine the best CAPS service for you. CAPS-Now is replacing the former walk-in service and the
former procedure of calling to schedule a first intake appointment.
Please review this site for more information about CAPS, http://caps.indiana.edu/
Advising with Friends
Advising with Friends is a unique opportunity to be a part of Group Drop-in Career Advising at the CDC. Groups of
up to 3 friends can all come to the CDC together for a group drop-in session where you will learn more about the
career development process from our expert career advisors. Your small group can act as a support and
encouragement system for each other as you each take steps towards preparing for a meaningful and rewarding
career. Drop in Advising Hours: Monday-Friday, 12:30-4:00 pm at the Career Development Center: 625 N. Jordan
Ave.
Ave.
Crimson CORPS (Caring, Open-Minded, Respectful, Peer Support)
Crimson CORPS is a unique training program created by Indiana University's Counseling and Psychological
Services. The mission of CORPS is to promote a culture of compassion and action on the IU Bloomington campus
and to bring awareness to issues of emotional well-being within the student community. This group is comprised of
carefully selected undergraduate students trained to provide informal, accepting and non-judgmental peer support,
and to recognize and refer students in need of more professional services. In addition, volunteers are active in
advocacy and outreach designed to increase awareness of mental health issues facing college students. We are
seeking applicants for the 2015/16 academic year. You may contact Crimson CORPS staff at
[email protected] with any questions and for application. Application deadline is February, 6, 2015.
To!learn!more!about!La!Casa’s!programs!see!our!webpage:!h6p://www.indiana.edu/~lacasa/
715!E.!7th!Street,!Bloomington,!IN!47408
812J855J0174
[email protected]
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