MIIS- Student Affairs

Please join us for an evening with MIIS alumna Alyssum Pohl, who will be presenting on her self-directed expedition, Paddle On, in which she solo kayaked the Mississippi River from source to sea documenting plastic waste and water quality.

The MIIS Amnesty International Club in collaboration with the Monterey World Affairs Council will be hosting a film screening of Human Trafficking film Not My Life followed by a panel discussion with speakers that work in the world of human trafficking to talk about what can and is being done to combat the problem followed by a reception with food and beverages.

“No Fire Zone” Documentary Screening , followed up by a discussion

Come by Holland Courtyard to pick up some delicious baked goods and support Gay and Co.’s screening of the film “God Loves Uganda”.

Gay and Co. is presenting a screening of the film “God Loves Uganda”. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and opened this weekend in New York and Los Angeles to rave reviews. It is being screened around the country by universities, student organizations and churches and will be released theatrically in 2014. The feature-length documentary “God Loves Uganda” is a powerful exploration of the evangelical campaign to change African culture with values imported from America’s Christian Right.