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Latinos, Religion & 2020 Election: Is Trump or Biden Gaining Ground?

A conversation with Gastón Espinosa & Arthur V. Stoughton Professor of Religious Studies Claremont McKenna College The presentation will examine the Latino/a/x Religions and Politics National Survey of 1,292 Latino/a/x registered voters across the U.S. completed on September 22nd, the impact Latino/a/x Catholics and Evangelicals may have in 2020, especially in Florida, Nevada, Texas, and California, as well as the Latino/a/x vote by religion, gender, generation, born-again, candidate favorability, COVID-19, and other key factors. OCTOBER 30TH, 1-2:00PM/PST Presented by CLSA / Co-sponsored by Office of the Chaplains Register Here

Event Series Drop-in Hours with Dr. Dana Reyes

Drop-in Hours with Dr. Dana Reyes

Dr. Dana Reyes specializes in strengths-based therapy while taking into account cultural, social, and systemic factors. Every Thursday, from 2-4:00pm. Appointments are 30 minutes each, first come first serve. In order to receive the Zoom link to your appointment, You must RSVP by going to the link provided for the following week in the weekly emails. Individual appointments are 30 minutes long. Longer appointments are solely at Dr. Reyes's discretion, and if nobody has signed up right after your session. *** If you feel that you need more immediate or consistent support, we encourage you to reach out to MCAPS for [...]

Post Doctoral Fellowships

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Virtual info Session with Dr. Daniel Wong, Assistant Dean of Academic and Postdoctoral Services, UCLA Graduate Division This workshop will cover helpful tips and resources to help you secure a post-doc fellowship. Join Us! Please, register to get the Zoom link. POST DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS

The Last, Best Small Town

JOIN US!!! YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS! THE LAST, BEST SMALL TOWN tells the story of two neighboring families --one Latinx and one white--who live in the small southern California town of Fillmore. As the first decade of the 21st century unfolds, the children of these families come of age, fall in love, and suffer loss, as they continually hunt for their place in a world that can no longer promise them a better life than their parents. - PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED FOR ALL SEAVER THEATRE PERFORMANCES. - Masks are required for all indoor events. - Before entering the [...]

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