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Recognized Clubs - Fall 2014
Alpha Beta Gamma- Zeta Beta Chapter
Alpha Beta Gamma is an International Business Honor Society established in 1970 to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students in business curricula. To achieve this goal, Alpha Beta Gamma provides leadership opportunities, forums for the exchange of ideas and the stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
Club Meeting Information
Second and Fourth thursday of the month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Alpha Gamma Sigma
The Omega chapter at City College was established on the Phelan campus in the 1930's with the purpose of recognizing academic excellence, providing cultural and social events for members, and volunteering our services to the college and the community at large. For over 60 years we have awarded scholarships, provided opportunities for students to build lasting friendships, and sponsored campus service projects.
Club Meeting Information
2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anime and Manga Club
In the Anime and Manga Club, we provide an opportunity for like minded people to meet together in informal discussions about various subjects regarding anime and manga in a safe and friendly environment. We are an active student run organization consisting of dedicated students who share a common interest of anime. We hope to share and grow our knowledge of anime and manga as our club continues to grow from this sprout that we have just planted together.
Club Meeting Information
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Every Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
ARCS (Architectural Resource Collective for Students)
Architectural Resource Community for Students is a CCSF student led organization striving to create community and provide resources that explore the interrelated conditions of architecture and design.ARCS aims to enhance the student experience at City College as well as their future after CCSF. Our goals each semester is to help students succeed in the classroom and in the field of architecture.
Club Meeting Information
3:00pm- 4:00pm
Tuesday and Thursday
Batmale hall 245
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
The purpose of the Astro-Nerds club, also known as the Astronomy Club, is to provide a comfortable and friendly space for anyone with an interest in astronomy to learn new things, meet new people with a common interest, and get to partake in astronomical activities outside of class. The Astro-Nerds are a very casual club with discussions of astronomical topics, field trips, snacks, and activities such as open houses and movie nights.
Ultimately, taking part of the Astro-Nerds club means being able to learn astronomy in different ways while also having a place to socialize, make new study buddies, and feel comfortable. The Astro-Nerds welcome anyone to join.
Club Meeting Information
Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month
The planetarium on the 4th floor of the science building.
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
We are an enthusiastic reading club interested in contemporary French of Francophone literature and would like to explore recent works (written within the last decade or so by living, breathing authors, all in their original French language. Over the years, we have spanned a broad and most interesting range of literary genres. We have held round tables on authors, themes, and shown films based on the titles we read. As individuals, we form a strong community of readers sharing a passion for words, the music and rhythm of language, good stories, and imperfect heroes.
Club Meeting Information
Every other Monday evening
Downtown (room B33)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Black Student Union (BSU)
The purpose of the BSU is to provide African American students empowerment and solidarity in addressing adversity, and social problems. With a united voice, the BSU is to also encourage and recognize Black culture, politics, and talent. Under group solidarity, we strive for academic and personal excellence in hope of creating a stronger presence on campus. Therefore, we can address issues not only on campus, but in our communities and in what is occurring in the nation.
Club Meeting Information
Student Union lounge
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Café Musée
The Café Musée was created over fifteen years ago by evening students from the now defunct Castro Campus who wanted to have more opportunities to speak french and meet people who, like themselves, were interested in art. We discuss paintings from different periods and places, pictorial themes and genres (portrait, self-portrait, nude, landscape, allegories, trompe-l'oeil, etc.). We occasionally go to a museum or visit a gallery of contemporary art. Over the years, our campus-wide presentations have become extremely popular, attracting people from as far as Sonoma and San Jose!
Club Meeting Information
At a student's place, by rotation.
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
CCSF Biotechnology Club
The mission of the club is to advise and to prepare students for careers in the biotechnology field. Through workshops, field trips, and social networking, the club strives to obtain internships and jobs in the biotechnology industry. ccsfBiotechnologyClub works with the Biotechnology Program at City College of San Francisco – reaching out and promoting interest in biotechnology via social networking services.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CCSF Business Club
CCSF Business Club (B-Club)'s vision is to bring together students with a passion in the field of banking, entrepreneurship, finance, non-profits, and other business areas. We aim to foster knowledge, network, and skill development within these areas by partnering with other campus-based clubs & community-based organizations.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CCSF Chinese Student Association
CCSF Chinese Student Association (CCSF CSA) is the student organization that opens to all Chinese students who are enrolled and are in academic progress at City College of San Francisco. To all members of CCSF CSA, we proudly promise services as followed: 1. Resources and information about academic and student activities, both in English and Chinese, shall be provided and updated for all CCSF Chinese students for the purpose of their better adaption to campus life.2. Mentor group services in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and other Chinese major dialects shall be held regularly to assist Chinese students to pursue academic and social success in the future.3. Volunteer activities, community services and other social activities shall be organized to help students to build a better connection to society.4. Members of CCSF CSA shall be provided with opportunities to cultivate their skills of leadership and communication so that they will have the ability to fit in their roles in society in the future.
Club Meeting Information
Monday (Bi-weekly)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Fashion Club's purpose is to become the proud ambassadors for CCSF Fashion Program and advocate to the student body that we are a strong community of creative and talented individuals and to help attract future fashion students
Club Meeting Information
First friday of the month
Downtown campus Room 800
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
City College Entrepreneurial Group
The purpose of the club is to unite prosperous, highly motivated, business-oriented students with the primary focus of promoting leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, and excellence. We hope to enrich the business knowledge of the students and prepare them for the evolving business world through hands-on experiences. Our club is dedicated to provide the students with relevant business skills through various club activities. We hope not only to connect curious minds with one another, but also to expose them to real world business events.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
City College Press Club
The Press Club offers students exclusive information, insight and familiarity with today's dynamic journalism field. Members discover scholarships, competitions and gateway opportunities that will support their curiosity and role in today's new media emergence. The club offers unique networking opportunities with editors, reporters, photographers, designers, and illustrators. Participants uncover connections between news gathering, photography, graphic design, marketing and public relations. Student members gain exposure to the practical skills needed to function as a professional journalist in the contemporary news world. Members have access to a diverse setting where journalists practice their craft, and are encouraged to share there skills and knowledge with The Guardsman media network at City College.
Club Meeting Information
First and third wednesdays of the month.
Bungalow 615
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
The City College of San Francisco Coders Club is an organization dedicated to providing students with resources and a social network of individuals interested in computer programming. We actively participate in the professional community through meetups, conferences, workshops, talks, and more.We organize speakers & study groups, share internships & employment opportunities so that we may help our members gain the experiences necessary to start their careers. At our meetings, we provide a fun social environment, where members can develop their coding skills, share projects they are working on, find partners to collaborate with, and enjoy the company of other coders.
Club Meeting Information
3pm to 6pm
Batmale 451
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Connect-Us Club intend to connect individuals in CCSF to foster a warm, friendly, and supportive campus environment. We wish to serve as a bridge for students to network with people of common goals. We also share to improving individuals' soft skills, including building one's personal brand. Please join our warm family to build your network and share your story with us!
Club Meeting Information
3 to 4.30 pm
Every Other Thursdays
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Crcle Français
We offer activities that pertains to the French language and the francophone culture. We are open to all students of City College.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: imotamedccsf.edu
A club for those who are fascinated by traveling and discovering new cultures, habits, and lifestyles. We will dedicate our efforts to exploring unusual travel destinations. In addition, with personal example we want to encourage our fellow students to travel and explore beauty of the world. Besides, we will have courageous travelers who have been around the world to share their experiences and advices on how to make traveling easy and possible. Therefore, our mission is to promote information around the college and organize a trip to a place we have never been. Everyone is welcome!
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Economic and Political Science
The Economics/Political Science Club is a grassroots organization at City College of San Francisco, which welcomes students from all parts of the world to participate in expressing their views on Politics, Economics, Business, Community, Race, Gender and topics related to societal interactions.
Club Meeting Information
first and third Mondays of every month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Engineering Club
The CCSF Engineering Club is a great opportunity for all Engineering students to get hands on experience with engineering related projects as well as attend public events and science fairs. Hands on projects may include soldering, building circuits, learning how to program Arduinos, etc. with access to the workshop located on campus.We have been participating in events such as Robo Games, the Bay Area Science Festival, Take Flight for Kids, and many more. Take advantage of this opportunity and join us to become a better and well rounded engineering student. which can help you become more successful in your future academic career.
Club Meeting Information
Science 049
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Our goal is to connect international students with each other by sharing different cultures and helping them adapt to American culture, while creating a friendly and nurturing envrionment for students from all over the world. Provide them with assistance in navigating the CCSF system as well as the city of San Francsico.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Forum Magazine
Forum is a student-produced literary journal that is dedicated to providing a platform for the contemporary, urban voices of City College. Forum collects, edits and publishes quality works of literature and visual arts as produced by the CCSF family--publication is open to any who have ever been involved with the school, whether as student, educator, or employee. Forum also publishes a select number of pieces from the larger Bay Area community and beyond.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gamers Gathering
Our mission is to promote camaraderie through gaming and play. We are dedicated to offering a place for students to have fun and relax as well as help build and foster a growing community. All students are welcome.
Club Meeting Information
Every Friday
Student Union 208
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gender Diversity Project
Gender Diversity Project is a student club designed to work in service to and in collaboration with transgender communities at CCSF and beyond. Our mission is to dismantle the stereotypes that perpetuate fear, discrimination, harassment, and violence. Our goal is to work together in support, education and advocacy projects to ensure the dignity and human rights that we all deserve.
Club Meeting Information
biweeklys on Fridays
Link Center MUB 301
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Guardian Scholars
Our Mission Statement is to promote independent living skills and success through organizing, raising awareness about advocating, and fundraising for Foster youth at CCSF and to have fun!
Club Meeting Information
Alternating Modays and Thursdays
MUB Room 298
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Members of the HISTORIA club are interested in discussing films or visuals (photos, paintings, caricatures, propaganda posters, etc.) related to some aspect of French history. Last semester, our campus-wide offerings included the film "A Man Escaped," about the true story of a Résistant's escape from a French fortress during WWII and a presentation of André Zucca's controversial pictures of Paris under the Nazi Occupation. This forum gives us the opportunity to network, practice the language outside the classroom, and share views about historical and political events of the distant or remote past. We are proud to have brought many cultural events to the Downtown campus and, prior to that, to the Castro campus.
Club Meeting Information
Monday evenings, monthly
Downtown (room B33)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
International Girls Progressive Association
Today, in the modern society, women can be as successful as men and have outstanding contributions to the world. Our goal is to motivate girls to explore different interests and practice leadership skills, to become independent, knowledgeable, talented, and creative. Our mission is to develop ourselves, enrich our experiences at CCSF and beyond, and have a happy, healthy, and successful life.
Club Meeting Information
once a month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
International Students Association
The I.S.A. Club provides a platform for international students to come together and exchange cultural experiences through social, emotional and academic support.
Club Meeting Information
Oct. 3, Oct. 31, Nov. 21
Club Contact Information
Facebook: International Students Association (ISA)
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Intersex, Queer, Trans Alliance
The Intersex, Queer, Trans Alliance (IQTA) works to provide empowerment for intersex, queer, and trans peoples and their allies. The IQTA provides education on IQT rights, health, and activism while providing a safe meeting space for people of all sexual and romantic preferences, sexes, and gender identities with all intersectionalities, inclusive.
Club Meeting Information
Every Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Japanese Culture Club
Provide a place for people to learn about modern and traditional Japanese Culture. Also give a place for Japanese students from Japan to gather and meet new people. We'll have club meetings, events and guest speakers to teach people about Japanese culture
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Kiva Microfinance
A non-profit organization with a mission to connect people through lending to alleviate poverty. Leveraging the internet and a worldwide network of microfinance institutions, Kiva lets individuals lend as little as $25 to help create opportunity around the world.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
We are a group to share information within and without the school. We are gathering Korean students to help them out to adopt to the new environment and give a sense that there are people who are willing to help then throught CCSF student life, which will be other Koreans and moreover, students, faculties who will be able to help them. We also have a mission to help our society as a whole
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Math Club
Math club is a gathering place where students can meet people with similar majors, share their involvements in the subject, and exchange academic resources. Math club organizes events to further he understanding and appreciation in of mathematics. In order for members to gain improvments in math, math club facilitates tutor mentorship for students of all ages and levels.
Club Meeting Information
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Every other Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
We want to spread Japanese Hobby culture to CCSF. Miniyonku is a japanese model kit car racing club. We help our fellow club members put together and modify model kit cars for races on and off campus. Our club's goal is to race these cars to raise money for CCSF, and unite our fellow students in a road-raging hype for fun! This is our second semester and we hope to be able to continue for each semester to come.
Club Meeting Information
Thursdays and Fridays
Science building 4
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Muslim Students Association MSA
MSA exist to provide safe place for muslims to practice thire religion. We also provide information about Islam and try to explain some of the misconcepts that some people have about the faith. It's also place for other religions to come and share faith. MSA is open for everyone to join, one doesn't need to be a Muslim.
Club Meeting Information
2:00 - 3:00
Student Unioun MLK room G
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
OurStories Club
The OurStories Club intends to utilize the experiences and narratives of individuals in order to pursue(self and inter generational) healing from micro, meso, and macro stereotyping, bullying and other forms of oppression.
Club Meeting Information
Mondays--3:15-4:15 & Thursdays-- 4:15-5:15
Mondays--3:15-4:15 & Thursdays-- 4:15-5:15
Women's Resource Center (Smith Hall 103/104)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
P.E.A.C.E stands for Pilipinos for education, art, culture and empowerment. Our objective is to provide a supportive learning community for students to engage in discussions about common issues and solving our problems through education and art. Through P.E.A.C.E we aim to create a culture of students supporting students to empower one another.
Club Meeting Information
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Wednesdays and Fridays
TULAY and Student Union
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Pacific Islanders' Club
Our mission is to provide a space for CCSF Pacific Islanders to learn and embrace our different island cultures and traditions throughout Pasefika while seeking to achieve our individual educational plans. We aim to welcome, empower and educate people of all backgrounds of our diverse personalities through community outreach and culture-based events.
Club Meeting Information
Every Thursday
Student Union Upper Level
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Philosophy Club
The Purpose of the Philosophy Club is to facilitate philosophical discourse in an informal, extracurricular environment. While this may take many forms, the philosophy club is committed to holding organized discussions/debates on relevant philosophical issues and to engaging in the larger philosophical community. This may mean that we discuss a relevant philosophical article, organize a trip to a talk or conference nearby, or that we organize a film viewing of a movie that has philosophical merit.
Club Meeting Information
Biweekly on Fridays
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
We are an academic club dedicated to further understanding of physics. Our goals are to help foster interest in the physics, and provide a venue for networking in the related science fields. We provide activities such as guest lectures, social gatherings, field trips, and movie nights.
Club Meeting Information
1st and 3rd friday of the month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Project SAFE
Project SAFE is a student club at CCSF whose activities and services over the years have included classroom presentations, safer sex fairs, Transgender Awareness Day, and World AIDS Day campus wide events and HIV counseling and testing. Project SAFE peer educators continue to provide a supportive environment in the Link Center peer activity room in chich students share information and meet with other students to enhance health education related class projects. The educators/club members provide HIV/STI prevention services as well as community and campus resources including job referrals, health care resources, educational opportunities, and substance use/abuse harm reduction and safer sex information.
Club Meeting Information
biweeklys on Fridays
Link Center MUB 301
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Project SURVIVE
This club is open to students interested in promoting healthy dating relationships and in ending all forms of intimate partner abuse/violence. We sponsor campus-wide events that give students the opportunities to speak out about rape and battery in relationships. We encourage students to speak about these issues in public forms, such as rallies and conferences.
Club Meeting Information
1-3 p.m.
First Wednesday of month
Cloud 402
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
To discuss the in and outs of the investing & trading service industry with open talks on methods and techniques.
Club Meeting Information
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Cloud Building Room #108
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Shall We Dance Social Club
The "Shall We Dance Social Club" is a club where students can MIX, MINGLE, MEET, NETWORK, & SOCIALIZE with each other over any and all topics of dance in a warm, inviting, positive, welcoming, nurturing, sociable atmosphere & environment. Students will enter as strangers but end up as friends in a whole new community & extended family as they discover and share the joys and benefits of dance.It is a club open to all students and dancers, from newbie to veteran. It is a umbrella network & forum that will allow and encourage members to create opportunities and events to gather, learn, discuss, & share with each other their knowledge, experiences, expertise, and backgrounds in all genres of dance.Operative words in this club's corporate culture are: Cooperate, Collaborate, Cultivate, Supportive, Teamwork, Camaraderie, Community, Inclusive vs Exclusive, Sharing, Encouraging, Low-Stress, Prosper, Relaxed
Club Meeting Information
TBA, pending site(s) availability & approval. Tentatively, evenings.
TBA, pending site(s) availability & approval. Tentatively, FRI's
TBA: Various, pending site(s) availability & approval. (ie, Wellness Center, Student Union, off campus)
Club Contact Information
TBA (considering Google Groups, Sites, Facebook, or WordPress)
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com
Student Association of Alchemy
To promote chemistry within the community and expand people's knowledge about the subject and opportunities which involve chemistry.The club is aimed toward people who either have an interest in chemistry or would like to know more about the subject. One of the main goals of the club is to provide a community in which people of the similar interests can join a group and have the support they need to excel in their academic pursuits.
Club Meeting Information
Science Hall 309
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Students Advocating for Equity
Our objective is to create equal opportunity in education for AB-540 students: recognize the benefits of the DREAM ACT: and to raise awarness amoung the CCSF community about the struggles and needs of AB-540 students
Club Meeting Information
V.I.D.A Resource Center
Club Contact Information
Club Email:
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Students Making A Change
SMAC's mission is to dramatically increase education opportunities for African American, Latino and Pacific Islander students at CCSF. SMAC will actively participate in activities that focus on decreasing the achievement gap and racial inequity at CCSF and the surrounding community.
Club Meeting Information
Every Wednesday
Student Union
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
students parents united
Is to build a community of student -parents that:Support through understanding advocated through experience, and empower through eduction.
Club Meeting Information
Monday 2:00-3:00
Every Monday
student union rm 20l
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. edu
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Tai Chi Club
Provide avenues and platforms to educate, practice and celebrate Tai Chi Culture for all.
Club Meeting Information
Tue and Thurs
Mub 340
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
United Nations Club
United Nations Club inspires young people to advocate for the global issues that they care most deeply about. By joining us, each member receives access to tools and resources to advocate for the UN, in addition to the opportunity to be a leader.UN Club does:•Build leadership skills that will propel you forward while making a difference.•Learn how to meet with elected officials to talk about the issues that matter most.•Dive into some of the most pressing issues facing the world today, including energy and climate, girls and women, global health, and peace and security.
Club Meeting Information
Every other Thusrday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Veterans Alliance
The mission of the City College of San Francisco Veterans Alliance is to serve veteran students with the highest level of efficiency and dedication. Through use of the Veterans Educational Transition Services (VETS) center, we enhance the success of transition from military life into civilian careers through education.
Club Meeting Information
12-1 pm
2nd & 4th Wednesdays
cloud hall RM 332
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Who's Jammin'
Who's Jammin' is a music performance-based student organization. Its purpose is to give CCSF students the opportunity to make music with others on campus, and to engage in the creative process with people from different social, cultural and musical backgrounds. Many students have exhausted their repeatability options in the performance courses offered by the Music Department; this club would allow them to further explore their creative potential in a safe community setting.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
WISE (Women In Science & Engineering
To promote and support women in their pursuit of a degree within the scientific fields. To build a community within City College where smart women are appreciated and encouraged. To increase awareness of the difficulties faced by women when entering a typically male-dominated field. To encourage passionate pursuit of knowledge despite social barriers encountered.
Club Meeting Information
Sci 143
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
World Music Club
World Music Club's goal is promoting culture diversity by holding music performances. We provide the chances of learning different kinds of ethnical music to CCSF students. At the same time, the club members also can improve their leadership skills when they organize those performances.
Club Meeting Information
Every Friday
Art 132
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Young Life is a great way to meet new people, do fun things and continue to explore your faith while at CCSF.
Club Meeting Information
Student Union - MCRC - 104A
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com


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NOTES (Natural Orifice Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery)
NOTES Transanal Endoscopic Resection of Rectal Cancer
Minimally Invasive Surgery for Colon and Rectal Cancer
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Sylla P et al. Evaluation of one-stage laparoscopic-assisted restorative proctocolectomy at a specialty center: comparison with the open approach. 2009. DCR;52:394.
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Arlene Burke auditions for "Senior American Idol" at the Orland Township office. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media
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Updated: March 26, 2013 6:06AM
Bob Somerfield, standing behind a lectern, took a couple of long, deep breaths to try to settle his nerves, then launched into singing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."
Another 23 people — all 55 or older — would follow him, entering, one at a time, a small room inside Orland Township's office building in Orland Park. There, in front of five judges and without musical accompaniment, they tried their hand at songs such as "Witchcraft," "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" and "After the Lovin.' "
None of them sings professionally — it's church choir for many, and some are regulars for karaoke night on Wednesdays at Traverso's Restaurant in Orland Park. Fifteen of the 24 later would get a phone call, letting them know they'd survived the first round of the township's "Senior American Idol" competition.
It will culminate May 9 at the township's fundraiser to benefit its scholarship foundation. A panel of judges, including "American Idol" contestant and Tinley Park native Gina Glocksen, will winnow the field, with a $500 grand prize awaiting the last man, or woman, standing.
Apart from money, there are bragging rights to consider, and perhaps more important, the satisfaction of knowing they've mustered the courage to stand up and sing in front of a large crowd that isn't sitting in pews.
The auditions were a knee-knocking experience for some of the performers, considering that many don't normally solo and were singing a cappella.
Not having recorded or live music to help a singer get his or her bearings is rough, acknowledged Jim Rallis, one of the judges and director of bands at Cardinal Joseph Bernardin School in Orland Hills.
"You're kind of naked," he said.
Rallis' own band, Sundance, will provide the musical backing for the singers at the May fundraiser at Georgios Banquets in Orland Hills.
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Somerfield brought along sheet music to help navigate his way through his song, while Tom Soukup had a few hand-written notes he barely glanced at to perform "After the Lovin.' " Tinley Park resident Arlene Burke, who said it had been years since she even sang in the church choir and was nursing a sore throat, impressed the judges with the theme song from "Love Story."
Janet Almen, an Orland Park resident who sings in the choir at St. Michael Church, said she and her social group for older singles, the Southwest Red Balloon Singles, had suggested the "Senior Idol" idea to township officials. Last fall, the township had success with a similar event, "Dancing with the Senior Stars."
Almen, who auditioned with Celine Dion's version of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," and four other members of the Red Balloon group, including Somerfield, took part in the tryouts.
He had come to the tryouts prepared to tackle "Danny Boy" or "Amazing Grace" if the judges weren't keen on the Wizard of Oz classic.
Somerfield, 73, sings in St. Michael's contemporary ensemble choir, and just recently began taking private voice lessons with Gary Patin, the church's music director.
"I discovered my voice when I took an audition" with Patin, Somerfield said. "He put me through a very rigorous evaluation."
Somerfield, who had a brief fling with the saxophone as a youth and later fiddled with guitar and piano, said he didn't have the time to devote to improving his singing. His wife, Janice, was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, and died on March 2 of last year. The couple had been married 46 years.
She had been a medical administration coordinator at Oak Forest Hospital for several years, and retired three years ago as a special education coach with Orland's parks and recreation department.
"It wasn't a year later (following her retirement) that she started getting ill," Somerfield said. "She really fought it. She was very, very tough."


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Expand - Will Call, Parking, Directions, and moreWill Call Info
Tickets held for pickup will be available starting 48 hours after the phone order if purchased well in advance. Tickets ordered on the day of the concert will be available one hour prior to show. Customer must present the credit card used to place the order. If the person picking up the tickets is unable to present the card, the box office will accept a signed pencil rubbing of the credit card.
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Rohatyn Room Dinner: An Elegant Prix-Fixe Pre-Performance Buffet Dinner Including Assorted Seasonal Salads, Carved Roasts, Fresh Seafood, And Coffee Service Is Available Two Hours Prior To Concert Time. Coat Check Service Is Available In The Rohatyn Room Or Buffet Dining Patrons. Intermission: Pre-Order Prior To The Performance For Intermission Dessert & Coffee Service. The Rohatyn Room Is Open For Selected Carnegie Hall Presented Concerts. Please Call (212) 903-9689 For Information And Reservations. Travelers Group Cafe ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Enjoy The Cafe's Light-Fare Menu Including Gourmet Sandwiches, Pizzettas, Provencal Tarts, Desserts, Espresso, Cocktails, And Champaigne In Our Century Old European Bar. Open One Hour Prior To Concert Time And During Intermission, Located Off The Parquet Level. Avoid Waiting! Pre-Order And Pay For Dessert And Beverage Service Before Concert Time & Your Selection Will Be Waiting For You At Intermission. Restrooms: Located On Parquet, First Tier, Second Tier, And Dress Circle Levels. Specially-Equipped Rest Rooms For Accessibility Are Located On The Parquest Level And In The Weill Recital Hall Lounge. Seating Locations: First Tier (First Floor): Box Seats, 8 Seats Per Box, 3 Rows In Each Parquet (Main Floor): Also Known As The Orchestra, 28 Rows, 3 Sections Second Tier (Second Floor): Box Seats, 8 Seats Per Box, 3 Rows In Each Dress Circle (Third Floor): 7 Rows, 9 Sections Front Balcony (Fourth Floor): 10 Rows, 8 Sections Rear Balcony (Fifth Floor): 6 Rows, 5 Sections
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Mildred Ervin Easterly, 92, of Cleveland, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012.
A native of Bradley Country, in 1965 she and her husband, Bob, established their home on Triple Creek Farm in the Black Fox community, where she was living at the time of her death.
As a young woman, she worked as a beautician. In 1956, she and Bob founded the family floor-covering business, which became Easterly's Incorporated.
She was inducted into the Bradley County Old-Timer's Sports Hall of Fame in 1994 for high school basketball. She played guard for the Bradley Bearettes, including the 1938 team, which competed in the state championship tournament.
She was honored in 1999 by First Baptist Church for 50 years of service to the preschool program. Her warmth, kindness and generosity made her an honorary grandmother to scores of children who grew up in that nursery. Because of Mildred and Bob's dedication to family life at the church, the childcare area there now features a farm theme inspired by church events hosted by the Easterlys at Triple Creek Farm.
For 15 years, she was a volunteer at Bradley Memorial Hospital. She was a member of Order of the Eastern Star for over five decades.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 71 years, Robert Henry Easterly Sr.; parents, George Winstead Ervin Sr. and Claudia Pearl Panky Ervin; sister, Dean Bigham; and brothers: Carl Ervin, George Ervin Jr., Jim Ervin and Bob Ervin.
Her survivors include her children: Jack Easterly and wife, LaVerne, Phyllis Callaway and husband, Mike, and Jane Easterly and Bob Quinn, all of Cleveland, and Robert Easterly Jr. of Maryville; grandchildren: Coleman Easterly and wife, Kathryn of Crozet, Va., Alan Easterly and wife, Lee, of Lookout Mountain, Lynda Easterly Bryant and husband, Pat, of Farragut, Libby Callaway of Nashville, Marie Kellner and husband, Jeff, of Boise, Idaho, Millie Callaway of Nashville and Forrest Easterly and Hannah Easterly, both of Knoxville; eight great-grandchildren: (Coleman) Jack and Clay Easterly of Crozet, Va., (Alan) Ellie, Margaret and Ben Easterly of Lookout Mountain and (Lynda) Stanley, Spencer and Annie Bryant of Farragut; brother, Don Ervin of Cleveland; several nieces and nephews; and her loving and devoted caregivers: her niece, Donna Carter, and Elaine Avratin, Darline Bell and Mercy Simpson.
The funeral will be held Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012 at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Pastor Jim Gibson officiating.
Interment will follow in Fort Hill Cemetery with grandsons and great grandsons serving as pallbearers.
The family will receive friends on Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Grissom Funeral Home and on Sunday one hour prior to the service at the church.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering via the International Mission Board, P.O. Box 6767, Richmond VA, 23230-0767.
We invite you to send a message of condolence and view the Easterly family guest book at www.grissomfh.net.


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Jan 8, 2013 3:59 PM, By Mike McIntyre
Racks and mounts are the mainstays of quality installations in our industry and can often set an integrator's work apart from his peers. You will recognize some of these manufacturers, but some might be new to you. In total, this is a group of incredible products designed and built by our industry's unsung heroes.
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IMS Engineered Products, a 2008 global supplier of precision sheet metal fabrications and electromechanical assemblies, bring us two categories of equipment racks: Amco Enclosures, which are mainly used for data and other electronic equipment storage, and Installer's Choice for AV racks. Both product lines are engineered, designed, and built in the United States. Amco Enclosures' TitanEP frames feature multi-formed main channels in each of the four corners to provide exceptional weight support for electronics. They are available in many RU heights, widths, and depths, come in 12 standard power-coated color finishes, and all have a 10-year warranty.
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Penn Elcom has a standard range of more than 3,000 catalog products that include 19in. racking enclosures and accessories. The R8400/R8500 Flat Pack Rack Systems are steel knockdown racks with a multitude of accessory options, such as doors, fans, leveling feet, and casters.
WM wall mount 2.0mm steel rack enclosures come equipped with removable side panels and ventilated top including cable knockouts. The front door features a quick release and is constructed of tempered glass. Penn Elcom also carries the R2520 rackmount wall bracket with hinged rack strip and cable exit.
Video Furniture International's executive mobile rack model, REX-16, is designed for rack mountable audio and video equipment. It includes 16RU rack rails for equipment up to 20in. deep, a framed front door that features a tinted acrylic window with an innovative hidden lock, a locking rear door for easy access to equipment connections, and 4in. casters. Shipped fully assembled, it is finished with a highly resistant black thermowrap top and your choice of thermowrap color. Options include a 32in. LCD Monitor mount, camera stand, and 6in. heavy-duty casters.
The VFI model CR2050EX is a fully assembled executive credenza. Each unit is equipped with a 12-space rack mount and a quiet 53 CFM exhaust fan. Standard features include raised panel front doors, locking front and rear doors, and five 4in. heavy-duty casters. Options include an LCD monitor mount, camera stand, and 6in. heavy-duty casters.
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Two new Air Quality Construction Permit templates are now available for use. These two templates cover certain types of Hot Mix Asphalt Plants and Aggregate Processing Plants and were created to streamline the application process. A collaboration of state and industry representatives developed the templates over a six-month period starting in August 2013. The use of these templates will significantly reduce the turnaround time for permit issuance for both the department and industry.Applicants with new Hot Mix Asphalt Plants or Aggregate Processing Plants can choose to use the new template permits or may continue to use the standard application forms. These templates replace earlier versions that were discontinued due to evolving regulations. The templates contain operating conditions that have been pre-determined to comply with state and federal air rules and regulations. The applicant should review all the requirements in the template before deciding which permitting option is best suited to their operation. Facilities that already have air quality construction permits may continue to operate under the conditions of their current permit and are not required to submit a new application using the new templates.
The new templates are available on the DNR Air Quality web site under the Construction Permitting Materials link. Please contact Gary Smith at 515-725-9563 with any questions related to the Aggregate Plant template and Michael Hermsen at 515-725-9577 with any questions related to the Hot Mix Asphalt Plant template. General questions concerning permit applicability or how to fill out a permit application can be answered by calling the Construction Permit Helpline at 1-877-AIR-IOWA.
This list serve article is intended for consultants, industries, environmental groups, general public, and other entities regulated under the Clean Air Act. It was written by the DNR Air Quality Bureau to share regulatory news, program updates and technical guidance.


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One Shoulder Mixed Lace Dress
Style # 216500
A super sexy one-shoulder cut, sheer lace overlay with nude lining and a comfy fit that contours to your body make this bebe cocktail dress undeniably sexy. Try yours with a pair of embellished heels and dangling earrings to complete your look.
- 91% nylon, 9% spandex
- Center back to hem: 34" (86 cm)
- Knit lining
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Mixed Lace One Shoulder Dress - ONLINE EXCLUSIVE
I'm 5'5 115Lb and bought this dress(black/nude) in my usual size XS. I wore this dress to my sisters wedding and received so many complements. Please give this dress a chance! I really think you would love it.
I can't wait for more colors!!!
June 26, 2013
Love the lace!
Would love to see this in more color options. I love the lace.
June 25, 2013
I bought this dress in green. I bought it with nothing in mind to wear it to but when I saw it I had to have it. I've since worn this dress a couple of times and get lots of compliments on it. Great purchase!
June 19, 2013
This dress is gorgeous and sexy. It fits like a glove so if you are looking for a looser fit then get a larger size but the natural fit is supposed to be a very close fit. I have a petite frame and got an xs. If I got a small perjaps it wouldn't fit as tight but it may not fit as good in length and shoulder. Dress eye catching. Got so many compliments on it.
June 10, 2013
Not the same as picturn
Not the same as picture. Descriptions state that is lace...
May 31, 2013
elegant sexy dress
This is gorgeous ..ton of compliments..one of my favorite dress..bebe come out with more colors. Green..blue..brown..red and etc.
May 17, 2013
Amazing dress!!!
This dress is AWESOME. I get a million compliments when I wear it. It fits me perfect. Very sexy and hugs all the right places. I usually wear a small, but went with an XS in this dress and it fit perfect. You won't be disappointed if you buy this dress.
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Hydroelectric Dam Causes Ripples of Protests for Bangladesh
December 15, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
Protests, human-chains and rallies have emerged in Bangladeshi communities across the world this month against the building of the Tipaimukh Dam between India and Bangladesh. Bangladeshi environmentalists said the dam will affect agriculture, fishing industries, and 30 million people with possible river drying due its construction.
A joint venture was signed October 22 with India's hydropower company National Hydroelectric Power Corporation, the Manipur state government, Manipur state enterprise Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. to continue the ongoing Tipaimukh Hydroelectric Project that Indian officials said could provide electricity and help reduce flooding in Bangladesh.
A meeting was held earlier this month at the Kabob House in Hamtramck, Michigan, to discuss how Bangladeshi Americans can get involved in stopping the ongoing construction of 1,500 MW Tipaimukh Hydroelectric Project by informing the US government of adverse effects in Bangladesh, and putting pressure on the Bangladeshi government to stop the project.
Professor of Finance at Eastern Michigan University Mahmud Rahman, said, India is as far as the eye can see, referring to Bangladesh's geography. India surrounds Bangladesh on three sides. We have to approach the situation intelligently, by engaging, researching and enlisting help, he said. We need to "Unite in one voice…instead of taking separate initiatives," in a way that "benefits both of us."
The dam sits on India's Barak River which becomes Bangladesh's Surma and Kushiara Rivers. India is an upper riparian country, which has more say in how the shared bodies of water are used.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said India would not support the Tipaimukh project if there was harm to Bangladesh, during Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wadud's visit to India last January. The same message was portrayed during Singh's visit to Bangladesh in September. And again to Bangladesh National Party leader Khaleda Zia, who sent a letter in November opposing the project.
Experts said politics play a role in the agreement to build the dam, while Bangladeshi people in and out of the country are against the measure. Rahman said Bangladeshi Americans need to persuade the Bangladeshi government: "There are people outside of politics, educated people…we live outside [of the country] but we look for opportunities to help Bangladesh."
Imam Abdul Latif Azom of Masjid Al-Falah in Detroit said there are many ways to spread the word, using facts. "Do not talk without evidence…it's like smoke which disappears."
President of Bangladeshi American Public Affairs Committee, Ehsan Taqbeem said, focusing on the technical side can influence politics. "Let's not be like Wall Street Occupy…there are steps after protests." Let's negotiate with India, he said.
Engineer and writer Saiful Islam of Michigan said people should talk openly. "We say we will work together but shy away from things dealing with India." Immediate dangers should be discussed, he said.
Rahman said Bangladesh should engage in a multilateral resolution with India, by joining forces with other neighbors. "Economic power speaks."
According to the SJVN company's website the last roadblock in the project is approval for forest clearance near the site.


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