Join the USU’s Diversity Equity and Inclusion department, in collaboration with CSUN’s Civil Discourse and Social Change initiative for a special event focused on activism and research during the 7th annual /Social Justice Conference!/Celebrate your fellow Matadors’ innovative research during the student-led undergraduate and graduate panels. Get inspired by our keynote speakers and take part in the discourse through a series of workshops centering social justice and the history of activism on our campus. And make sure to participate in our resource fair to learn how your fellow campus orgs are contributing to, and how you can get involved in, social justice work.Attendees who check in at our different sessions and complete our survey will also be eligible to opt into our Social Justice Conference Certificate Pathway and receive prizes based on the number of check-ins!Level 1 (complete 4 check-ins and the survey)* Special edition USU tote bag * Variety of equality themed stickers * Postcards of women that have changed history * Equality themed journal * Social Justice themed Posters * And other fun surprisesLevel 2 (complete 7 check-ins and the survey)* Limited edition Social Justice themed tote * Variety of equality themed stickers * Postcards of women that have changed history * Equality themed journal * Social Justice themed Posters * Antiracism themed journal * A special selection of books * By authors Ibram X. Kendi, Rev. James M. Lawson Jr and Nikole Hannah-Jones * And more fun surprises/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the //Interpreting Services Request Form/ [1] /five days prior to the event./[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

Join Dr. Mechelle Best, Dean of the College of Health and Human Development, for a wide- ranging conversation with Nicole Harper Rawlins about entrepreneurship, leadership and legacy.Harper Rawlins and her sister are powerhouses in the world of McDonald's tranchisees with restaurants in South Los Angeles.Come learn more about their journey and the critical lessons they have learned along the way.

 An environment that is welcoming to students to study for classes or finals. Snack, drinks, music included. A tutor from the LRC will stop by 1-2 times a month.