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Hostos Community College celebrates Women´s History Month
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Calendar of Events for March 2007
Thursday March 1st: 3:30pm-5:00pm Faculty Dining Room
 

Opening Event

Welcome Address: President Dolores Fernández
Introduction: Professor Jerilyn Fisher Students Speak: "The Impact of Women´s Studies on Career and Personal Life"
Hostos Alumni Chorus Celebrates Women
Introduction: Professor Christine Mangino
Students Speak: "Women in Math and Science"

Monday March 5th: 12:30pm-1:30pm Student Lounge, C390
  Panel Discussion: "Latin Women and Science Education in the 21st Century"
With reference to the acclaimed film, Real Women Have Curves
Moderator: Professor Carlos Sanabria
Monday March 5th: 2:00pm-3:00pm Faculty Dining Room
  Musing under the Moon: Voices and Images of Dominican Lesbians
Discussion of the making of an anthology
Moderator: Jacqueline Polanco, Editor
Wednesday, March 7th : 12:30pm & 7:00pm Repertory Theater
  Borinquen en el Barrio
A bi-lingual play by Tere Martínez about the struggles of Puerto Ricans in New York.
Student Admission:
$5.00
Thursday, March 8th : 2:00pm & 7:00pm Repertory Theater
  Borinquen en el Barrio
Repeat performances
Thursday March 8th: 12:00pm-2:00pm Room C391
  "Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Are Not About Sex"
Presenters: Professor Amy Ramson, Mercedes Moscat, students and Sergeant Hess
Sponsored by SHAIC and Department of Public Safety
Monday March 12th: 11:00AM-12:15pm Faculty Dining Room
  Author of the Month — Carolina Gonzalez
"La casa de la escritura": Finding a home in the world through writing
Thursday March 15th: 12:30pm-1:30pm Faculty Dining Room
  Brown Bag Lunch/Women´s Voices: Read In
Facilitator: Professor Linda Anderson
Sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning
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Tuesday March 20th: 3:30pm-5:00pm Faculty Dining Room
  Anayansi Cortes-Diaz of Media Rights — "Media That Matters to Women"
Introduction: Professor Kate Lyons
Film Showing and Discussion
A Girl Like Me: A high school senior conducts interviews with black girls in her school exposing how standards of beauty affect black girls´ self-image
In the Morning (based on a true account): A young Turkish woman, Derya, 15, is brutally attacked and her family rushes to avenge the crime to restore the family´s lost honor.
Wednesday March 21st : 5:30pm-9:00pm Student Lounge, C390
  Film Showing and Discussion
North Country
Facilitators: Mercedes Moscat, Jackie Ruiz and Professor Julie Trachman
Sponsored by SHAIC, the English Club, and the GAP Club
Monday March 26th : 2:00pm-3:00 pm Student Lounge, C390
  "Biology and Gender": Professor Janet Haynes, Long Island University
Introduction: Professor Julie Trachman
Tuesday, March 27th : 12:30pm Repertory Theater
  Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl:
Starring Cherita Armstrong.
Written in the 1850's by former slave Harriet Jacobs, is brought to life in this Literature to Life ® adaptation commissioned by the New-York Historical Society.
Co-sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs and Center for The Arts & Culture
Tuesday March 27th: 3:30pm-5:00pm Faculty Dining Room
  Awards Ceremony for Women´s History Essays 2007
Welcome Address: Provost Cocco De Filippis
Student Readings: Contest winners read from their essays on 19th century medical doctor Elizabeth Blackwell & 20th century labor organizer Dolores Huerta
Wednesday, March 28th : 7:00pm Repertory Theater
  Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl:
Repeat Performance
Co-sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs and Center for The Arts & Culture
Thursday March 29th: 11:00am-12:15pm Faculty Dining Room
  Film Showing and Discussion
Introduction: Professor Jerilyn Fisher
Iron Jawed Angels: The story of Alice Paul and the vote for women
Saturday March 31st: 11:30am-4:30pm Savoy Building, Multi-purpose room
  Grand Gathering of Women
At the Elizabeth Seton Women´s Center´s Grand Gathering, women gather to honor and share their creative gifts and the gifts of one another in song, silent reflection, poetry, drumming, dance, storytelling, and the telling of their own stories.

* All events are open to students, their friends and families, faculty and staff.

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