The pledge form with your October check has more details. Your contributions can benefit people who are helped by the numerous nonprofit organizations in the Bay Area. The project is one of 19 projects funded by the Provost's Spring 1999 Innovative Assessment Initiative. Faculty are invited to hear how the International Relations Department linked faculty advising, career counseling, student responsibility for developing a strategic career plan, portfolio development, and academic assessment with program improvement and reorganization. The talk is sponsored by the Office of the President, the Consulate General of Sweden in San Francisco and the Northern California Chapter of the Fulbright Association.
Admission is free.
Both films have played in film festivals around the world and have earned critical praise and multiple awards, including best Scandinavian documentary in Nordisk Panorama and special prize at the 1999 Tampere Short Film Festival. For more information, call EXT 8-1629. The panel will also cover issues such as bilingualism, language contact and linguistic minority education from a California-Mexico perspective. For more information, call EXT 8-1534. The EPC will meet Nov. 9 and Nov. 23 at 2 p.m. in the University Club to review the proposals.