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National Poetry Month 2022: Book Display and Poem in Your Pocket 04/13/2022 - 7:45am to 04/30/2022 - 4:45pm
Join us as the CSUN University Library celebrates National Poetry Month, and pick up a book and a poem for your pocket from our display in the Main Floor, Learning Commons. |
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Fit Fest 2022
04/21/2022 - 12:00pm to 1:30pm
FITFest 2022: A FREE fitness and mindfulness event for all CSUN students! A fun workout will be led by trained fitness instructors. Go at your own pace. All abilities welcome! A mindfulness practice will teach you how to de-stress and cope with pandemic fatigue.
Engage your Students with PollEverywhere (Online & In Person)
04/21/2022 - 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Recommended attendees: Instructors looking to continue engaging students during class whether over Zoom, on campus or both. This workshop will be available online via Zoom and in-person in the Noski Auditorium This workshop is offered for enrichment and does not include a stipend. PollEverywhere is a tool that provides a safe platform to engage your students with various polling activities such as word cloud, questions, and Q&A. Students can respond on their computer, iPad or mobile phone and the instructor can link the activities to Canvas grading to give students credit for their participation. This workshop will cover how to get started with PollEverywhere, how activities such as word cloud work, and how to create these activities. Note: Only Authenticated Users can join workshops
Affordable Housing and Homelessness in Southern California
04/21/2022 - 4:00pm
Please join the California State University, Northridge Center for Southern California Studies for this important discussion. Our guests will discuss the shortage of safe and affordable housing, as well as, the social and economic conditions that continue to push more people into homelessness.
Dr. Josefina Bittar: How Guaraní-Spanish societal bilingualism challenges contact research
04/21/2022 - 7:00pm
Guaraní and Spanish are languages that belong to different families, with dissimilar linguistic systems. Colonization placed these two languages together in a small country in Latin America: Paraguay. Furthermore, the rather isolated character of the location, and the social dynamics among colonizers and indigenous peoples made Guaraní (and not just Spanish) the language spoken by the majority of the population. This unique scenario makes Paraguay a prime setting to study language contact phenomena. In this presentation, Dr. Bittar will discuss characteristics of Guaraní-Spanish bilingualism in Paraguay, the challenges of documenting linguistic practices in the country, and the broader impact of language contact research for bilingual communities. |