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Are you taking the Summer 2008
Capstone Course in South Africa?
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HDEV 300I
Death And Dying
From June 1- June 23, 2008 Dr. Pamela Roberts will be teaching HDEV 300I (Death and Dying) as short term study abroad course in South Africa. Students from all majors have enrolled in the course. The course is full--student applications are no longer being accepted. Students registered for the course can find more information about the travel itinerary and cost here.
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Upcoming Events
Following are departmental and college events that you will want to attend! Don't miss out. .
- May 12, 2008; 2:00 PM- 4:00 PM; HDEV Poster Showcase. PSY Quad. Students from several HDEV courses will display their class research projects. Everyone is welcome to stop by and see all of the great student work.
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May 15, 2008: 10:00 AM- 2:00 PM: CLA Student Research Showcase. Upper Campus Quadrangle. Students taking courses in the College of Liberal Arts will display their course-related research. Many HDEV students will be participating---stop by and see their posters.
Have you purchased your T-Shirt?
Human Development T-Shirts
are now on sale!
Get your high quality t-shirt for only $10. The Human Development Student Association is selling black and gold t-shirts (CSULB colors) with the saying Human Development for Human Rights.
Get one now! Get several before we run out! They make great gifts and they look wonderful at walk-a-thons, fundraisers—at all human rights and public service events.
Shirts on sale in the HDEV main office (PSY 205). Cash (correct change) only. |
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Are You Looking for a HDEV 470 Practicum Placement
for summer 2008 or fall 2008?
All students taking HDEV 470—Practicum/ Seminar are required to complete a 90-hour practicum placement. Following are community agencies that are accepting interns for Summer 2008 and the Fall 2008 semester. You can find out about each of the agencies by going to their websites or phoning/emailing the contact person.
GlobaLink-Africa Curriculum Project
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GlobaLink-Africa Curriculum Project
In partnership with Foundations for Successful Solutions Project T.E.C.H at the Tom Bradley Youth and Family Center
5213 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90019
www.globalization-africa.org
www.fsstech.org/BradleyCenter
Contact: Dr. Judith Stevenson
Assistant Professor
Department of Human Development
CSULB
562-985-1901
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Extra Hands for ALS
This organization that works with ALS (commonly known as Lou Gehrig Disease) patients and their families is looking for patient services interns. For more information about this organization and the internships contact:
Val Waterman
Program Manager Southern California
Extra Hands for ALS
val@extrahands.org
949-231-9549
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Casa Youth Shelter
Contact: Ernestine Wright or Cindy Babin
(714) 995-8601 or (562) 594-6825
www.casayouthshelter.com |
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Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
Contact: Shanon Santos
(949) 548-8861
www.someonecareskitchen.org |
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Girls Incorporated of Orange County
Contact:
(949) 646-7181
www.girlsinc-oc.org |
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The New City Charter School
Contact: Claudia I. Solórzano
K-2 Teacher
The New City School
1230 Pine Ave
Long Beach, CA 90813
Claudia@thenewcityschool.org
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Westerly School
Contact: Christine Downie, Director of Development
(562) 981-3151
cdownie@westerlyschool.org
Dr. Shelley Eriksen, Chair of Human Development
California State University, Long Beach
(562) 985-2124
seriksen@csulb.edu
for more information about internship placements at Westerly download this pdf |
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Girls on the Run of Pasadena
Contact: Jennifer Levin, Executive Director
(626) 590-4770
www.gotrpasadena.com
1242 E. Colorado Blvd
Suite A
Pasadena, CA 91106
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