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September 2002

November 2002

October 2002

December 2002

 

 

Confirmed Programs and Events:

 

October 16, 2002

May Ying Ly: "Spirit and Substance", interpreter of book and president of the Hmong Women's Heritage Association in Sacramento. CLICK HERE to learn more about this program. Co-sponsored by Women's Research and Resource Center.

Main Theater, 5:30-7pm

 

October 22, 2002

Sylvia Kwon: "Hmong Americans: Issues in Education", will discuss the misconstructions and miscommunications experienced by one group of second-generation Hmong students in an urban high school.

MU Room 164, Noon-1pm

 

Warren Roberts: "Medicinal Uses of Plants", will speak about the use of naturally growing things for healing.

MU Room 164, 4-5pm

 

October 28, 2002

Leadership Series Book Discussion, for more details please consult the Leadership Series Brochure. Facilitated By: Kou Her and Karen Roth.

MU De Carli Room, 4-6pm

 

October 29, 2002

Video: "Split Horn" Life of a Hmong American Shaman

MU II, Noon - 2pm

Facilitated By Members of the CA Health Collaborative Network and a Hmong Shaman. For more information about "Split Horn," CLICK HERE. Co-sponsored by Staff Assembly Diversity Committee.

 

October 30, 2002

Multi-Ethnic Journalism Forum

126 Voorhies, 6:10pm - 7:30pm

Panelists will fovus on multi-ethnic journalism: ethical issues of journalistic objectivity or advocacy of position, techniques of cultivating sensitivity, which writing informatively about a specific culture's history, values, rituals, and belief system.

 

October 31, 2002

John Nesbitt: "A Green Beret Looks Back 30 Years"

MU 164, Noon - 1:30 pm

John Nesbitt, one of the few African American members of the Special Forces during Vietnam reflects on his experience with the people he trained, lived with, and went to battle with during the height of the war.

 

November 2, 2002

Hmong Embroidery Class, learn the history and methodsof creating Hmong embrodiery in this fun and informative one day workshop. For more information, CLICK HERE. Co-sponsored by Craft Center

Craft Center, 2-5pm

 

November 5, 2002

Dr. Yvette Flores-Ortiz and Nolan Zane: "Cultural Competency in Mental Health."

3201 Hart, 4pm - 5:30pm

 

November 6, 2002

Dr. Moon Chen: "Cross Cultural Issues in Public Health", Mr.Dang Moua, Mr. Changvang Her, and Dr. Moon Chen will give an overview of cross cultural issues in public health with emphasis on Asian American health issues. Dialogue/talk show. Co-sponsored by Health Sciences Advising

MU East Conference Room, Noon-1:30 pm

 

November 14, 2002

Bo Thao and Doua Thor: "Hmong National Development: Public Policy and Hmong American Communities." HND works to promote educational opportunities, increase community capacity, and to develop resources for the well-being, growth and full participation of Hmong in American society.

MU King Lounge, 6-8 pm

 

November 18, 2002

Dr. Daniel C. West: "Cultural Competency: Lessons form a Real Life Experience at UC Davis Medical Center." A participatory, problem-based learning workshop. Co-sponsored by Health Sciences Advising

MU II, 6:00-8pm

 

November 19, 2002

Through the Eyes of the Lee Family, Panel of members of Lia Lee's family.

MU II, 5:30-7pm

 

November 21, 2002

Pos Moua, Hmong poet, reading selections from his book "Where The Torches Are Burning"

126 Voorhies, 2pm

 

November 25, 2002

Hmong Culture Night, featuring food, dance, history, fashion and art.

Freeborn Hall, 6-8pm

 

December 2, 2002

Grand Rounds Discussion, featuring: Anne Fadiman and Dr. Dan Murphy

Camelia Room, Marriott Hotel in Sacramento, 11:30am-1pm

 

"Medicine and Spirtuality", Interfaith Council of Cooperating Campus Ministries is pleased to announce that the December 2 'Science and the Human Spirit Lunch' will be a continuation of the conversation begun at the November 4 meeting on The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down by Anne Fadiman. Time for group conversation will be facilitated by The Rev. Dr. Ernie Lewis, recently-retired Dean of Students at the UCDavis Medical School; Lucie Chalifour, Spiritual Director at Bread of Life Center and doula (companion) to those in childbirth and to the dying; and Kathleen Hendricks, ICU nurse who has been a medical missionary in Guatemala.

Belfry (216 A Street), Noon -1:00pm

 

Panel Book Discussion with Anne Fadiman, May Ying Ly, Mai Lee, Dr. Neil Ernst and Dr. Peggy Phlip. Co-sponsored by Mondavi Center, UC Davis.

Mondavi Center, 4-5:30pm.

 

Anne Fadiman, author. Co-sponsored by Mondavi Center, UC Davis.

Mondavi Center, 8pm

To purchase tickets, please visit the UCD Box Office.

 

December 3, 2002

"The Split Horn", co-sponsored By: The Davis Human Relations Comission.

Varsity Theater (616 Second Street), 7:00 - 9:00 pm

 

 

 

 

Modified: December 12, 2002 2:35 PM
Comments: ama@ucdavis.edu