Week of February 20, 2018
February 21
The History and Significance of
Rap and Hip Hop
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Building 6,
Room 101/102
The campus community is invited to attend a series of Black History Teach-in by Cañada’s Faculty, Staff and Students. Experience the History of Soul Food, Blacks in STEM, Black Islam, Afro-Latino History in California, & The Middle Passage. This series is presented by ¡ESO! Adelante and A2B programs.
STEM Speaker Series
5-6 p.m.
Building 6,
Room 101/102
Bakari
Holmes, Software Engineer, 23andME, presents his lecture: The New Look of
Silicon Valley (the non-traditional path to an engineering career).
February 22
Meet the DREAM Team
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Building 9, 2nd Floor
“In Their Own Words:” A Black History Teach-in
Series
12:30-2 p.m.
Building 9,
Room 257A
The campus community is invited to attend a series of Black History Teach-in by Cañada’s Faculty, Staff and Students. Experience the History of Soul Food, Blacks in STEM, Black Islam, Afro-Latino History in California, & The Middle Passage. This series is presented by ¡ESO! Adelante and A2B programs.
February 24
Cañada Men’s Baseball vs. Laney
College
1 p.m.
Colts Baseball
Field
Cheer on the Colts
as they take on Laney College!
February 27
Cañada Women’s Tennis vs.
Monterey Peninsula College
2 p.m.
Cañada College
Tennis Court
Cheer on the Colts
as they take on Monterey Peninsula College!
Cañada Men’s Baseball vs. San
Francisco City College
2 p.m.
Colts Baseball
Field
Cheer on the Colts
as they take on San Francisco City College!
February 28
“In Their Own Words:” A Black History Teach-in
Series
11:30 a.m.-2
p.m.
Building 3,
Room 104
The campus community is invited to attend a series of Black History Teach-in by Cañada’s Faculty, Staff and Students. Experience the History of Soul Food, Blacks in STEM, Black Islam, Afro-Latino History in California, & The Middle Passage. This series is presented by ¡ESO! Adelante and A2B programs.
STEM Speaker Series
5-6 p.m.
Building 6,
Room 101/102
Anne
Schauer-Gimenez, Ph. D, VP of Customer Engagement, Mango Materials Production
of Biodegradable Polymers from Methane Gas, presents her lecture: The Journey
of a Local Start-up on their Path towards Commercialization.
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