MIIS- Student Affairs

MIIS’s Latin Dance Club and Blue Fin have an agreement where MIIS students have free admission to Blue Fin’s Salsa Thursdays every first Thursday of the month. You must show up on time (before 9pm) and present your student ID. Location: Blue Fin

MIIS’s Latin Dance Club and Blue Fin have an agreement where MIIS students have free admission to Blue Fin’s Salsa Thursdays every first Thursday of the month. You must show up on time (before 9pm) and present your student ID. Location: Blue Fin

Deborah Pembrook, of the Coalition to End Human Trafficking in Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties, is coming back to MIIS and we will be airing Food Chains, a documentary about labor trafficking and the struggle for fair working rights. Following the movie, we will have a discussion with a panel of experts. Come check it out!

Korean Culture Club Meeting

This is the first ever Korean Culture Club, please come to enjoy and talk about Korean culture and eat delicious Korean food.

Japan Forum will host Karaoke Night of Spring 2017 at the DSpace of the DLC (McGowan 001). Bring snacks and your melodious voices to share. Songs in any language are welcome. No skill required! Open for the MIIS community.

Student Services and Diversity and Inclusion Committee will be hosting Jasmine Rand, J.D., attorney for the Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown families to discuss the Modern Civil Rights Movement. In this talk, Rand will share her insight as a civil rights attorney, past and present, and the challenges of injustice and inequality that she has fought for on behalf of her clients.

Join us for a welcome potluck for everyone interested in Japan and Japanese culture to socialize and play some games Participants should bring some food or drink to share. It can be store bought or home made. Japan Forum will be hosting this event, for more details please check out Facebook page MIIS Japan Forum!

Join us to celebrate the end of the year and graduations. The potluck hosted by Japan Forum and JETAAMB. All those interested in Japan or the Japanese language are welcome. FOOD: This is a potluck, so please bring food or drink to share. We will also be making rice balls as an activity. SIGN UP for what food you will bring: https://tinyurl.com/gqne8am We want to have a good balance of foods and not end up with 20 desserts. If possible, please bring a serving utensil if you need one.

Join the Japan Forum for an end-of-semester potluck. We will be preparing nabe (pronounced nah-bey) - Japanese hotpot. Everyone is invited to bring their own dishes to share - all culinary styles are welcome!