WORKSHOPS
Boost Your Writing Power - a series of writing workshops for students
Workshop I -- outline, summarize, paraphrase and quote.
Wednesday, February 25th from 1:00pm to 2:00pm at
Ethnic Studies and Psychology Building (EP ) 116
Workshop II -- cover letters, personal statements, writing for scholarships
Wednesday, March 25th from 12:30pm to 2:00pm at
Ethnic Studies and Psychology Building (EP ) 116
Workshop III -- citations (APA and MLA) and bibliographies
Tuesday, April 28th from 2:00pm to 3:30pm at
Ethnic Studies and Psychology Building (EP ) 116
The New Leader Scholarship for upper division students.
The scholarship fund is committed to supporting financially disadvantaged students, recent immigrants, and people of color who have demonstrated leadership and a commitment to community service with scholarships of up to $7,000.
The scholarship also provides mentoring, career guidance, and graduate school preparation. Students must have a 3.50 GPA; are planning to pursue advanced education in social and human services, public interest law, health-related fields or public service; and, demonstrate financial need.
LEARN how to apply for the scholarship -- deadline for submission is March 15, 2009.
WHEN: Monday, February 23 at 2:30pm in
Ethnic Studies and Psychology (EP) Rm. 116
MEET: Dr. Ruth Goldman, grant sponsor,
SFSU psychology professor emerita.
For more information contact:
Phil Klasky, Ethnic Studies Student Resource Center
pklasky@sfsu.edu * 415.405-0775
Chicana/Latina Foundation Workshop
Friday, February 27th in EP 101
Learn about how to apply for this yearly scholarship.
Contact: Claudia León, Program Coordinator Chicana Latina Foundation
650-373-1085
www.chicanalatina.org
American Bar Association Diversity Pipeline
Participate in the American Bar Association's Diversity Pipleline by attending this workshop on Thursday, March 17th from 1pm to 3pm at Ethnic Studies and Psychology (EP) 116 -- get assistance from the ABA and attorneys who can advise you on resources and the best college classes to take to prepare yourself for law school
