Perk up with coffee and snacks while learning about the resources available to you at /The Blend!/ Presented by the Veterans Resource Center of the University Student Union. On select Wednesdays, swing by the Veterans Resource Center and connect with the veteran and military-connected support network here at CSUN. Whether you stop by for just the coffee, or to get help with your professional, academic, financial and personal growth, don’t miss /The Blend/. Presented by the Veterans Resource Center of the USU… Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the //Interpreting Services Request Form/ [1] */five days prior to the event./*[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

Join the University Student Union for a day of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) and Accessibility featuring a keynote presentation by renowned DEI practitioner and CSUN alum Candis Welch.The event will kick off with a keynote presentation on expanding the DEI equation to include accessibility, fostering an inclusive environment, discussing disability and implicit bias, and going beyond compliance to true accessibility. Candis will also trace her personal story, her journey here at CSUN and her advocacy work towards creating a more equitable and accessible world!Candis Welch graduated from CSUN with her B.A. in Journalism with an emphasis in Public Relations. She began her career in entertainment publicity, working for various clients and firms, including Issa Rae Productions, where she coordinated Issa Rae’s many business ventures. In 2013, Candis pivoted into the government sector and enrolled back at CSUN to earn her Master’s in Public Administration.As a disabled Black woman, Candis’ passion for advocacy led her to join the Government Alliance for Racial Equity (GARE) which would introduce her to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion space. Candis hopes to change the perception of those that are disabled and/or using mobility devices, helping to advocate for their rights to equal access in public and private spaces, transportation, and general accommodation.The day will cap off with an opportunity to engage with the ideas discussed via a Q&A with Candice Welch, followed by a meet & greet!So, don’t miss out on this incredible event presented by the University Student Union… Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the Interpreting Services Request Form [1] five days prior to the event./[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

Take a task off your plate by grabbing free food during /What You Want Wednesdays, /presented by the University Student Union. Every other Wednesday beginning Feb. 1, we’ll serve free meals on a first come, first serve basis to help Matadors recharge.So, swing by and grab what you need to succeed during /What You Want Wednesdays, /presented by the University Student Union… Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the //Interpreting Services Request Form/ [1] */five days prior to the event./*[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

Are you looking to learn more about technology programs or hone-in on the skills you already have? Join the USU Computer Lab for our /Tech Tips /workshops! Come into the Computer Lab or join via Zoom to learn some helpful tips on utilizing popular software available to CSUN students. Attendees will also receive a free flash drive!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please /fill out the Interpreting Services Request Form [1]/ at least five days prior to the event./ [1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

The evening will start with space to create art, connect with your fellow Trans Matadors, and learn all about the Pride Center and TWA. Then, take the floor and share your works of spoken word, music, art pieces, film, poetry, or any other modes of expression at the Trans Day of Visibility Open Mic.All Matadors are encouraged to attend an evening of creative and uplifting performances and community at /Trans Day of Visibility/. A special collaboration between the TWA and the Pride Center of the University Student Union… Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the Interpreting Services Request Form [1] five days prior to the event./[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

Join the Pride Center of the University Student Union this semester to find support and cultivate your sense of community during/ T-Time./ Whether you’re transgender, gender questioning or non-binary, this welcoming weekly event is designed to give you the space and freedom to connect with others as you navigate embracing who you are. Everyone in the trans and non-binary community is welcome, so join us for activities such as: slime making, karaoke, t4t speed friending and crafts!Get ready to explore new friendships and begin building safe community each week at /T-Time/ with the Pride Center of the University Student Union … Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the /Interpreting Services Request Form [1] *five days prior to the event.*[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

Need a quiet place to study? The Veterans Resource Center invites you to /Study Jam!/ Whether you’re a CSUN student veteran, ally, or just looking for a relaxing study space, the VRC /Study Jam/ is open every Tuesday and Wednesday evening.Take this opportunity to relax with calming music while working on accomplishing your goals at /Study Jam/, hosted by the Veterans Resource Center of the USU… Where Matadors belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the //Interpreting Services Request Form/ [1] */five days prior to the event./*[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request

The evening will start with space to create art, connect with your fellow Trans Matadors, and learn all about the Pride Center and TWA. Then, take the floor and share your works of spoken word, music, art pieces, film, poetry, or any other modes of expression at the Trans Day of Visibility Open Mic.All Matadors are encouraged to attend an evening of creative and uplifting performances and community at /Trans Day of Visibility/. A special collaboration between the TWA and the Pride Center of the University Student Union… Where Matadors Belong!/Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please fill out the Interpreting Services Request Form [1] five days prior to the event./[1] https://www.csun.edu/usu/interpreting-request