A series of International films in different languages are offered all day Monday. Before each film begins, a professor from the Modern language and Literature will discuss the film.

How do you identify yourself and how to others identify you? Is this identity or label a result of your skin, eye and hair color, your family's cultural background, or both? This workshop explores society's attitudes about race, ethnicity and culture, our search for our "roots" and the values and ideas that are associated with ethnicity.

A Peace Corps representative will be available to answer your questions about volunteering in the Peace Corps - it's one of the best ways to become a true American ambassador and contribute to global community work.

Is a Poster competition and display of students who have studied outside of their home countries sharing their global experiences and attempting to persuade others to study abroad. This will be followed by a panel discussion of former and current study abroad participants sharing their experiences. To then be followed by an informational workshop of study abroad opportunities.

Everybody around the world eats. We eat different things. We eat different ways. Let’s celebrate that! To end the International Coffee Break Series, and the Cross Cultural Conversations series out of the office of International Education and Exchange, there will be a potluck for the participants of each respective series.

The Lavender Working Group was created to enhance the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) pride, visibility, and campus support. Programs include: Lavender Welcome, Lavender Pride Recognition Ceremony, and SafeSpace Program.

Sponsored by the ASI Association for Intercultural Awareness (AICA), the event is an opportunity for CSUF students, faculty, and staff to unite against bigotry, intolerance, and discrimination. Join us as we listen to the voices of those affected by hate, learn about how we can combat hate on our campus, and explore resources for combating intolerance and come together united and determined to exact change.

This workshop will explain the Cal State University, International programs application. Discover what is required to apply to the program and what to expect after applying. Topics include: writing a statement of purpose, asking faculty for recommendation letters, how to have a successful interview, and what scholarships are available.

Social Justice is not something that can be brought about simply through community involvement. There are choices you can make and things you can do everyday that can help bring about a more just world. These choices do not need to mean going without or depriving yourself of something you love. In this workshop, students will learn what some of these choices and actions are and will be encouraged to make social justice a part of their everyday life.

Students will learn and understand the definition of intercultural communication as a meaning-negotiating process. They will practice some intercultural communication competence techniques such as perception- checking, mindful interviewing, and suspending judgments. The workshop will also provide opportunity for participants to reflect in writing what they observed, experienced and learned.