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Academic Statement Jamboree!

Struggling to write your Academic Statement or your Self-Evaluation? Join us for a relaxing night of writing, planning, organizing, brainstorming, and tutoring! RAD, Academic & Career Advising, the Writing Center, and the New Student Mentors have joined forces to bring you an evening of support! We will have tutors, mentors, and advisors to assist you as you work your way through the writing and/or editing process. We will also have samples of past Academic Statements. Haven’t started yet? No worries! We can help!

“Science, Wisdom, & the Future: Humanity’s Quest for a Flourishing Earth,” with Astronomer Russ Genet, and Philosopher Cheryl Genet

Acclaimed scholars Russ and Cheryl Genet to visit Evergreen, discuss “humanity’s quest for a flourishing earth”

Astronomer Russ Genet and philosopher Cheryl Genet will visit The Evergreen State College on Wednesday, May 17 to lead a program titled “Science, Wisdom, and the Future: Humanity’s Quest for a Flourishing Earth.” The event will be held in Evergreen’s Purce Hall and will begin at 7 p.m.

All-Campus Mentoring Day Schedule

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

The schedule below contains all of the Advising Sessions. You may attend up to two sessions, one during the first time slot (2–2:50 pm), and one during the second time slot (3–3:50 pm).

Opening Session

1:30 pm – 1:50 pm

Want to know what Mentoring Day is all about? Grab a slice of pizza and let us help you navigate the sessions.

Geoduck Student Union Candidate Meet & Greet

This event is a chance for students to come and meet potential representatives for 2017-2018. Come out and become an informed voice!

Honoring the Divine Feminine

Exploring the fertile fields of creativity, integrating unconscious blocks, and drives to liberate authentic participation in life. Allowing deep authority of the feminine to come forth as medicine for our hyper-masculine culture.

Born into Language: Creative Writing, Philosophy, Sound Art, and Psychoanalysis

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How does language precede us? How does it shape our being in the world, the emergence of a self, the connections and disconnections between us? In this introductory program, we will move between a variety of theoretical traditions and art practices (particularly in experimental writing, sound art, philosophy and psychoanalysis) to think about language as it stands in relation to sound and image, thinking and memory, power and the individual.

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Born into Language: Creative Writing, Philosophy, Sound Art, and Psychoanalysis

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Note: this is a repeat of a program in fall quarter. Students who took the program in fall should not take the winter quarter repeat.

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Financial Heartland

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This program, designed for students with a strong interest in finance, accounting, business, and history, is an historical tour of the forces that molded and shaped the financial centers of three U.S. cities that are now mutual fund, commodity and capital raising hubs, (New York, Boston, Chicago). Our main themes will be the development of capital markets, business history, accounting, financial product evolution, competitive advantage of nations, and the political and economic role of commodities, mutual funds and stock exchanges.

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Code/Switch

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"Not only do I code-switch in language," writes the late Chicana writer Gloria Anzaldúa, "but I jerk the reader around by also code-switching in genre: mixing genres, crossing genres from poetry to essay to narrative to a little bit of analysis and theory. The reader has to put it all together at the end." In an interview Anzaldúa adds: "My code switching is my way to resist being made into something else. [...] This resistance is part of the anticolonial struggle against both the Spanish colonizers and the white colonizers.

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