LMU Ethnic & Intercultural Services

The Intercultural Facilitators have designated "The National Dialogue on Race" as one of their signature events! This year, on September 28th, 2017, in an emotional and honest conversation, they examined race through the lens of DACA, and the myths and realities of Confederate Monuments.

Looking for a Summer Session II class with 2 CORE ATTRIBUTES?
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New Course: Jewish American and Holocaust Literature with Dr. Holli Levitsky. This class will examine the Holocaust in American narratives through films, short stories, memoirs, field trips and will include a student-Holocaust survivor partnership.
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MW 4-7pm/4 units (Interdisciplinary Connections and an Engaged Learning flag)
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Please contact Dr. Holli Levitsky at [email protected] or 310.338.7664 with any questions.

Here are some resources to help undocumented students:
How to Support College-Bound Undocumented Students: Advice for Parents - http://ow.ly/10rZUM
Como Apoyar a Estudiantes Indocumentados en su Camino a la Universida: Consejos para Padres - http://ow.ly/10rZRm
Organizations for Immigration Reform - http://unitedwedream.org/

Check out this link

Join us for the very last Shabbat of the semester and a very unique one!

Following a delicious meal we will host a discussion and workshop about Israel and the current climate in the Middle East.

Bring you friends and your appetite. All are welcome!

Don't forget that today @ 1PM in front of the Sacred Heart Chapel, there will be a campus wide demonstration to stand against immigration injustices!

In light of recent events, it's important to remember that hate is not the answer to anything. We, as an LMU community, should be mindful and open to conversation in order to create a better community on campus.

http://www.latimes.com/local/education/higher-ed/la-me-ln-lmu-graffiti-20160406-story.html

Loyola Marymount University wall with pro-immigrant slogans is defaced A demonstration at Loyola Marymount University meant to express support for students who entered the country illegally became the site of...

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Happening now: LMU Lions building professional relationships at the Meet the Executives Event. LMU - Career and Professional Development

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Happy Cesar Chavez Day! If you see any Facilities, Housekeeping, or Sodexo staff, be sure to thank them for putting their time and effort into making LMU a great place!

Come show your appreciation for our Facilities, Housekeeping, and Sodexo staff by volunteering at the 10th Annual Workers Appreciation Luncheon next Wednesday, March 30 from 12 – 1 PM!
Please share this opportunity to other students. We are only requesting 1 hour your time to show gratitude!
How to register? Go ahead and click this link and follow the instructions!
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Help LMU students continue the traditions for the Department of Ethnic and Intercultural Services (Asian Pacific Student Services, Black Student Services, Chicano Latino Student Services, Jewish Student Life, Intercultural Advancement) that our alumni helped create.

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Empower current Lions to continue the traditions our alumni created!

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The registration deadline for the 2016 Kente Graduation Celebration has been extended till this Friday, March 25th!

Calling all API Seniors and Graduate Students: Don't forget to register for API Graduation!

Congratulations to our new ASLMU President and Vice-President!

"I'm just so incredibly grateful and overwhelmed that this is our reality," said newly-elected ASLMU VP Marina Marmolejo: http://ow.ly/ZEdA5

Hey Lions! Looking to get involved with ASLMU as the president, vice president, or a senator? You must attend any of the following info sessions listed in the graphic! Hope to see you all there!

Questions? Please email [email protected]!

Join Jewish Student Life (JSL) in Resetting the Table dialogue, a meaningful and open conversation about Israel and Palestine.

**Food and Drinks will be provided!
For questions, email [email protected]

Celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Service and free lunch.

Wednesday, January 27 12:00pm, Sacred Heart Chapel

Open Mic Night hosted by Asian Pacific Student Services. Thank you to all the talented performers who came out and shared there music with everyone.

Some pictures from martes en familia last night put on by Chicana/o Latina/o Student Services. It was such a great way to start the spring semester complete with great friends, good food, and fun games.

Happy holidays from our EIS front desk workers!

We are saddened by the loss of our fellow Lion, Ryan Jacob Bradford. We encourage any student to reach out to available resources, such as Campus Ministry at [(310) 338-2860], Student Psychological Services at [(310) 338-2893], Residence Life, and Resident Ministry for any help one may need. Please keep your thoughts and prayers for the Bradford family and friends during this difficult time.

Ryan will forever be a part of our LMU community—once a Lion, always a Lion.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ryan, his friends, and family.

Thank you for coming to our Feast of Guadalupe celebration this past Sunday!

The Office of Black Student Services presents their Black Family Dialogue: Kwanzaa at The Hill (Malone 4th Floor) on December 8th. Our guest Baba the storyteller inspired our community through the songs and stories he shared.

Never tried a Sufganyah before?

This coming Wednesday, EIS will be hosting a multicultural holiday celebration! Join us in Malone 112 @ 7:00pm for a SWEET time