Friday, April 27, 2018

Southeast

Students take a relationship quiz given by SE counselor Carisa Bustillos-Givens. She presented the SE workshop on how to build healthy relationships and avoid unhealthy ones April 18.

Dissecting dating

By Keishonda Sherman/reporter Speaker talks healthy relationships Students gained insight about how to build healthy relationships and recognize abusive ones at a workshop April 18. SE counselor...
Confronting Violence: Improving Women’s Lives explores images, manuscripts and records that show the campaign for change for the lives of battered women.

Exhibit examines women’s progress

TESSA program manager Jessica Grace addresses SE students April 18. Her speech focused on the long-term effects of violence.

Mental scars can linger

By Keishonda Sherman/reporter Students learned at a lecture April 18 on SE Campus about interpersonal violence and the trauma it causes. Jessica Grace, the program manager...
The professional string musicians group Yellow Rose Trio performs April 19 at the SE Campus theater.

String trio blooms on stage

Fabiola Sanchez, Rosa Manzano and Paloma Gutierrez perform “My How We’ve Grown,” choreographed by SE student Whitney Hayden.

Student choreography on display

SE students Samar Nassar and Lynn Pham meet April 16 on SE to talk for an hour as required by SE’s Conversation Partners program.

Partnering to learn

By Kathryn Kelman/editor-in-chief ESOL students get extra English practice  SE Campus’ Conversation Partners program aims to help speakers of other languages learn English and develop their...
SE biology instructor Laurie Ertle talks to attendees of Gardening with Impact in SE Campus’ Sustainability Garden. The event took place April 13 where a presentation was given followed by a tour of the garden.

Learning to garden sustainably

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Tech aids disabled students

By Mykel Jones/reporter A local speech pathologist who works with autism patients talked to SE students April 3 about how to be successful with autism...
SE students join together to share a meal for Multicultural Day on April 4. The event was hosted by the African Culture Club and featured traditional African foods.

Campus celebrates culture

SE English instructor Arlandis Jones speaks about graphic arts and its influence March 22 on SE Campus.

Speaker explains graphics, messages

By Eloy Duran/reporter Graphic arts are more than just entertainment. They are visual expressions of human rights, according to SE English instructor Arlandis Jones. Jones noted...
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