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Stress Management Workshop

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MIIS- Student Affairs
Need tips on managing stress in preparation for finals? Join us for a seminar presented by Eva Geidt on common stressors, symptoms of stress and how to respond to demands in your personal, academic and professional lives. Learn specific strategies for coping with stress and increase your ability to transform stress into a motivating, rather than debilitating, force in your life!

Morse B106

Closed to the Public

Story Jam

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MIIS- Student Affairs
Come listen to MIIS Peace Corps Club members share stories about what life is really like in the “toughest job you’ll ever love”!

Samson Center Reading Room

Open to the Public

Sri Lanka: Never Forgotten

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MIIS- Student Affairs
Sri Lanka has experienced at least 80,000 enforced disappearances over the past 30 years. Thousands of families still continue to search for their loved ones, without answers or a sense of closure. Join the Amnesty International Club to discuss the rich and complex history of Sri Lanka, the injustices that remain unresolved, and the global solidarity movement in honor of those who have disappeared.

McCone Irvine Auditorium

Closed to the Public

Spring Climbing Kick-off

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MIIS- Student Affairs
Join us for discounted climbing and gear rentals at Sanctuary. $15 gear + climbing, $10 BYO gear. All levels welcome. A good way to meet your fellow MIIS climbers, get tips on starting to climb, and check out Sanctuary’s facilities if you’re considering joining for the semester. Don’t forget to fill out your sports waiver if didn’t do so last semester, to save us all time at the gym. To download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B54SjUbyO2jeVll2Q1JzeGRVcXM/view?usp=s…

Off Campus MIIS related event

Closed to the Public

Sexual Assault Awareness Month Community Film Screening and Panel Discussion

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MIIS- Student Affairs
The Monterey County Rape Crisis Center and the Office of Student Services present a community film screening of the Frontline documentary “Rape on the Nightshift.” This will be followed by a panel discussion on the “Criminalization of Migration and the Migrants’ Struggle for Justice. Panelists include: Dr. William Arrocha; Magnolia Zarraga, Immigration Attorney; and Majia West and Clare Mounteer from the Monterey County Rape Crisis Center.

McCone Irvine Auditorium

Open to the Public

Remembering Tohoku 3.11

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MIIS- Student Affairs
In remembrance of the Great East Japan Earthquake five years ago, the Japan Forum has invited community members to share their stories and insights on natural disasters, human resilience, and how individuals, communities, NGOs, and governments respond.

Casa Fuente 434

Open to the Public

REID Official Club Mtg

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MIIS- Student Affairs
The Redefining Education in International Development (REID) club strives to supplement the few International Educational Development (IED) themed workshops and classes offered through the new and highly innovative International Education Management (IEM) program. Our monthly events will bring expert academics and practitioners in the fields of International Development and Education to campus to discuss various topics of interest where they intersect (i.e.
Closed to the Public