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Cal Poly
Winter Quarter Cross Cultural Center Events
KINE 255-01 - Personal Health: A Multicultural Perspective
40 points
You are to select one event to attend during the quarter. At the
event, please sign the attendance sheet.After the event, you will
write a response paper. The response paper should provide a brief
summary ofthe event (one paragraph), something you learned, and how
the event relates to material in class.Please cite lecture or text,
include page number(s). This response paper should be two-pages,
typed,double-spaced with 1" margins on all sides. Response papers
are due in class . Due dates are notedbelow. No late papers
accepted.
Choose from one of the following events:
Five Pillars of Islam: Understanding Muslim Culture &
Traditions When : Thu, January 15, 2015, 11:00am 12:30pmWhere: UU
220Description: Join the Muslim Student Association in a culturally
rich conversation
about Muslim culture, traditions, and history.Response Paper
Due: No later than Wednesday, January 21
Trans Speaker/Performer When: Wed, January 21, 2015, 5pm
7pmWhere: Chumash AuditoriumDescription: None providedResponse
Paper Due: No later than Wednesday, January 28
Dear White People When: Thu, January 22, 2015, 6:00 pmWhere:
Chumash Left Wing (UU204)Description: None providedResponse Paper
Due: No later than Wednesday, January 28
Empowering Poly When: Tue, January 27, 2015, 4:00pm 6:30pmWhere:
UU 220Description: The event is a presentation empowering students
to combat racism in
our world. Whether the students themselves are subject to
racism, orare bystanders who can help--regardless of their own
race--we wantthem to feel that they have the power to change the
world that we allshare.
Response Paper Due: No later than Monday, February 2
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Good Hair When: Tue, February 3, 2015, 6pm 8pmWhere: UU
220Description: This event will feature a student panel and clips
of the 2009 movie
"Good Hair". Participants will speak on societal norms and
expectations
of hair and beauty.Response Paper Due: No later than Monday,
February 9
Fighting Scientific Racism: Exploring the Differences between
Genetics &Eugenics
When: Tue, February 10, 2015, 4pm 6pmWhere: Chumash Left Wing
(UU 204)Description: Explore the difference between Genetics, an
invaluable form of
scientific knowledge and Eugenics a branch of pseudoscience
thatperpetuates racist ideologies.
Response Paper Due: No later than Wednesday, February 18
Vagina MonologuesThis event is not required. Students pay a fee
to see performance. Tickets must be purchased inadvance. There will
not be a sign up sheet at the Vagina Monologues, please attach
event ticketto your response paper.
When: Fri, February 13, 2015, 7:30pm 10:30pm, Sat, February 14,
2015,7:30pm 10:30pm or Sun, February 15, 2015, 3pm 6pm
Where: Performing Arts Center PavilionDescription: Eve Ensler
wrote The Vagina Monologues . The play recounts stories she
gathered from hundreds of women about their bodies, their
sexualexperiences, and yes, their vaginas.
Response Paper Due: No later than Monday, February 23
PEN 15: Positive Masculinity Comedy Sketch When: Thu, February
26, 2015, 7pm 9pmWhere: ATL (Bldg 7)Description: Join us for our
FREE quarterly sketch-comedy show addressing the
stereotypes, myths, social and gender expectations many men and
boysface today! Great laughs and free food provided!
Response Paper Due: No later than Wednesday, March 4
