Category Archives: Global-Community Awareness

Finally, we finished all the workshop in this semester. The last workshop we attended is council man speech. He was a funny guy. He told us he was a gay and he didn’t think gay is different from other people. … Continue reading →

On Thursday, November 5th, I attended a workshop called “20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall”. It is very different than the other workshops I attended. I think it is very formal and it also serves some cookies … Continue reading →

On Thursday November 12th,  we went to our last freshmen workshop in the Global-Community Awareness category. It was about a former council man named Alfonso Quiroz as he “sheds light on the issue of being an openly gay man while … Continue reading →

Last tuesday , Sep.22, I went to a workshop that talked about  Community-Global awareness. We learned about the First Latina Supreme Court Justice, sonia sotomayor  and how America has taken a radical shift. They talked about how female and colored … Continue reading →

This Tuesday I attended the workshop of  global and community awareness. It mainly disscussed about the experience of Sonia Sotomayor who is nominated by President Obama to be the Supreme Court Judge and what we can learn from her. Sonia Sotomayor was … Continue reading →

Probably 7 hours ago, I attended a workshop called “American justics for sale” in room 14-220 within the VC building. Ricky and me arrived there at 5:30, but the workshop didn’t start until 6:15. While we were waiting, there’s a … Continue reading →

Ughh, what a long evening this was. Instead of being held at 5:30pm, it was delayed from 6:15 to 7:45. How ironic!! I tried not to fall asleep by listening very carefully and it was pretty interesting. First when I … Continue reading →

Sonia Sotomayor Panel Discussion 9/22/09  12:45 PM – 1:40 PM (Global Community Awareness) This workshop briefly described Sonia Sotomayor’s “pioneer” road to her success as the first Latino Supreme Court Judge. Three professors decribe an issue regarding to “African Americans … Continue reading →