For tickets, call EXT 8-2444. The Office of Academic Affairs, the Office of International Programs, and the Office of Community Service Learning have announced that funds are now available to develop courses that combine international experience with community service learning. An international experience provides a variety of opportunities for community service learning by allowing students to work with organizations such as health groups to disseminate information about the prevention of AIDS, community art groups to support cultural exchange, charitable organizations to help with the distribution of humanitarian aid or refugee groups to assist with communication between family members. Each department may submit no more than two proposals. A detailed budget description along with a brief statement of support from the department chair must accompany each proposal.
Admission is free.
Several faculty and student artists will perform works by acclaimed Bay Area composers Gordon Getty, Kirke Mechem and Joaquin Nin-Culmell. For more information, call EXT 8-2467. For faculty, the expo will be a chance to advise students on how to best use their newly acquired skills in the workplace as well as an opportunity to talk with employers about positions for students in their discipline. For more information about faculty participation, contact Suzanne Rubel at EXT 8-2531. The session will be moder-ated by Brian Murphy, executive director of the San Francisco Urban Institute.