Thursday, June 21, 2018

Southeast

For the last two years, signs notifying students of camera surveillance sit on the bookshelves at SE Campus’ Judith Carrier Library. Campus police have access to the footage.

Security cameras aid library, students

By Jamil Oakford/managing editor SE Campus’ Judith Carrier Library isn’t spying on students with its surveillance system, but it is capable of seeing what’s happening...
SE student Carlos Martinez participates in Chalk the Walk April 26 on SE Campus. Martinez assisted SE student Diana Avila to complete their section of the walk.

Sidewalks on campus get colorful with chalk art

SE faculty, staff and students can submit to The Compass.

Magazine to accept submitted works

By Kathryn Kelman/editor-in-chief SE Campus’ The Compass magazine is taking submissions for its 2018 issue through May 11.  The arts magazine by and for SE students,...
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Counselor talks myths, warning signs of suicide

By Alaina Bapp/reporter Raising awareness about a silent epidemic, SE counselor Michele Faith shared myths about suicide and provided information to help students recognize the...
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Instructor shares how to help autistic students reinforce positive behaviors

By Quynh Nhu Nguyen/reporter South Campus history adjunct instructor Tracy Pierce, during a March 6 session on SE Campus, gave strategies for interacting with autistic...
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

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