What is autism? How do people with autism experience the world? Come learn more at a lecture and hands-on experience with Emily Iland, M.A. Emily is a parent, award-winning author, and adjunct professor who will help you walk in the shoes of people with autism.
Nearly 9 in 10 LGBTQ+ students experience verbal harassment, and almost a third miss school because they feel unsafe or uncomfortable. But together, we can break the silence, making our school more inclusive for all. Join the Theater Department and the Associated Student Organization (ASO) in the play that will honor the fallen LGBTQ+ students.
The LASC Library is holding a virtual research boot camp on Zoom. If you are writing a research paper for your English class, join the LASC Librarians at 5 pm on April 27th and learn everything about research from finding a topic to brainstorming, finding background information and scholarly sources, and citing your sources. Register ahead of time to receive Zoom links and reminder notices.
Open to all, this group will be a time to come together online to talk about the impact on our student population of the recent rise of violence and bigotry towards the Asian American & Pacific Islander population. Group facilitators will present the psychological effects of both recent events of violence towards the AAPI Community as well as the long-standing prejudice and will provide methods to cope with the increased stress and fear many are experiencing. Time will be provided for questions and discussion.
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The Los Angeles Community College (LACCD) Black Faculty & Staff Association (BFSA) has been awarding financial gifts to students participating in the Black Graduation Celebration sponsored by the African American Outreach Initiative and the Chancellor's Office for 7 years. This year, BFSA will award 2 students with a $500 scholarship.
LASC's Behavioral and Social Sciences Department will host an ongoing Media Literacy Project to educate LASC students in methods to better access, analyze, evaluate, and create media. Its mission is to develop critical thinking in media consumers and engaged media justice advocates, teaching skills needed to interact fully in the 21st century media culture. Check out upcoming events.
Faculty and staff at UCLA want to assist Los Angeles Southwest College students with questions that they may have related to transferring. Meet with the UCLA team to learn abour resources, scholarships, assistance and so much more.
