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The CSUDH Career Center, the College of Education, and the COE Student Success Center are hosting a K-12 hiring event for aspiring educators on Wednesday, April 30th from 2PM-4PM in the COE courtyard (aka The COvE).   Come meet representatives from various schools, districts, and non-profits who will be recruiting for teachers, counselors, school psychologists, administrators and more.   Participating districts include:· Compton Unified School District· Green Dot Public Schools· Hawthorne School District· Inglewood Unified School District · KIPP SoCal · Lennox School District· Long Beach Unified School District · Los Angeles Unified School District · Torrance Unified School District· and many more!   Register on Handshake: https://csudh.joinhandshake.com/stu/career_fairs/56323   Make sure to:· Connect with recruiters for guidance and support· Review the list of employers on Handshake· Have your questions ready· Bring your résumés· Dress professionally   Hosted By: College of Education Additional Information can be found at: https://torolink.csudh.edu/event/11209432

Need help with Chem 108, 110, 112, BIO 120, & CLS 301 and 304, or just general studying? Well come study with Leyna and get some tutoring as well! This event is open and available to all who are interested to participate, regardless of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin. Hosted By: Asian & Pacific Cultural Center Additional Information can be found at: https://torolink.csudh.edu/event/10874654

Come thrifting with us at the Sustainability Office! We'll head over to the campus donation bins, clear them out, and you’ll get first pick from the latest finds — all for free!   We will start off in the office then head to the donation bin located near the IT office, specifically in the Natural Science and Mathematics building on the very bottom, near the right side where there is a parking lot   Hosted By: Sustainability Club Additional Information can be found at: https://torolink.csudh.edu/event/10792757

A new mural honoring the 50th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon will be unveiled and dedicated to its new home at the Asian Pacific Cultural Center. Come meet artist Ann Phong who will unveil the mural and talk about her work. Event hosted by Asian & Pacific Studies and APCC. Hosted By: Asian & Pacific Cultural Center Additional Information can be found at: https://torolink.csudh.edu/event/10874811

Experts on the environment around the Harbor Area will be sharing their knowledge on what work is currently being done to address environmental racism in the port towns. Hosted By: Labor and Social Justice Club Additional Information can be found at: https://torolink.csudh.edu/event/11187239

Foster Care Awareness OPEN TO ALL CAMPUS FREE FILM AT WELCH HALL D165! JOIN TGS FOR FOSTER CARE AWARENESS MONTH! Save the date April 30, 2025 | 4:00–6:00 PM 📍 Welch Hall D165 Enjoy a free film screening, artist talk, and food—all in honor of Foster Care Awareness Month. Produced by proud TGS CSUDH alum! Film: Unexpected Ties (2024)  Don’t miss it! RSVP ToroLink – Bring a friend!  **DISCLAIMER** This content may include explicit material. Viewer discretion is advised.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Unexpected Ties Unexpected Ties explores how selfless love can come from unexpected sources, highlighting how small acts of kindness can transform lives. The story reveals how even in moments of darkness, there are sparks of hope and compassion that make a lasting impact.   Nehemyah and Nagi both work with Kids In The Spotlight (KITS) to bring their writing and acting skills to life. KITS is an LA County-based organization that helps foster youth heal and grow from trauma through the power of storytelling and filmmaking. In KITS’ flagship Script-to-Screen program, opportunity youth ages 18-24 write, cast, and star in their own short films, telling their stories their way. KITS envisions a pipeline of purpose for Black and Brown youth toward higher education, economic stability, and community leadership. Biographies Nagi Moore is an emerging talent known for his roles in Rite of Passage (2022), Imperfect Star (2023),  Whatever it Takes (2024) and  “Unexpected Ties” (2024).  A graduate of Cal State Dominguez Hills with a B.A. in Sociology, Nagi is passionate about storytelling and representation. Known for his collaborative energy, Nagi continues to grow with every project he joins. He aspires to build a lasting career as both an actor and a business owner, blending creativity with entrepreneurship to make a meaningful impact on and off screen.   Nehemyah Gray is an emerging screenwriter and filmmaker known for her work on Rite of Passage (2022), Unconditional (2023), and Unexpected Ties (2024). A graduate of Cal State Dominguez Hills with a B.A. in Film, Nehemyah is passionate about telling authentic, impactful stories that reflect lived experiences and challenge the status quo. Myah uses her skills to uplift underrepresented voices and bring depth to the stories that matter most. Her film Unexpected Ties was accepted into the Pan African Film Festival, marking an exciting milestone in her journey toward becoming a professional screenwriter.   Hosted By: Toro Guardian Scholars Additional Information can be found at: https://torolink.csudh.edu/event/11251323