During the week of April 17-21, academic programs in the College of Liberal & Creative Arts will be offering opportunities to speak with their faculty and alumni. Below is a schedule of those events. Please join us!
| Program | Monday, April 17 | Tuesday, April 18 | Wednesday, April 19 | Thursday, April 20 | Friday, April 21 |
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| Anthropology |
From an Anthropology Degree to a Fun, Rewarding, & Meaningful Career Mode: Online |
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| BECA |
Let's Talk the Business Side of Media with Professor Miriam! Open Q&A session for students. Mode: In-person and online |
Let's Talk the Business Side of Media with Professor Miriam! Open Q&A session for students. Mode: In-person and online |
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| Communication Studies |
Open Advising Mode: Online Communication Studies Zoom link |
Open Advising Mode: Online Communication Studies Zoom link |
Open Advising Mode: Online Communication Studies Zoom link |
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| Creative Writing |
Alumni Success Stories Mode: Online
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| Design |
AI + Design Panel Discussion Mode: In-person and online |
Making Community: The Impact of Maker Spaces on Community Panel Mode: In-person and online |
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| English Language and Literature |
Career Panel with Alum of SF State's Professional Writing & Rhetoric (PWR) Program Hosted by Professor Neil Lindeman, Coordinator, PWR Mode: In-person and online |
Meeting with Students in ENG 611 Modern Criticism What career tips do you need as an B.A. English major? This is a great opportunity to meet an alum and career advisor on our campus! Open to all B.A. English majors. Mode: In-person
TESOL Open House Want to travel abroad after graduation? Get the Special Study in TESOL Certificate. Learn how you can be prepared to teach English as you travel abroad. (11 – 11:30 a.m.) Consider a career in teaching multilingual learners. Learn about the SF State Scholars Program (B.A.+ M.A. in English). (11:30 a.m. – noon) Mode: In-person and online
Meeting with Students in ENG 690 Senior Seminar What career tips do you need as an B.A. English major? This is a great opportunity to meet an alum and career advisor on our campus! Open to all B.A. English majors. Mode: In-person |
Careers in Linguistics and Technology: A Guided Conversation with SFSU Linguistics Alumni who work in Tech Mode: In-person |
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| History |
Drop-In Advising Hours Come by the History Reading Room (HUM 203) or drop into the Zoom room to meet with faculty and talk about your classes, degree progress and future plans! Mode: In-person and online |
Drop-In Advising Hours Come by the History Reading Room (HUM 203) or drop into the Zoom room to meet with faculty and talk about your classes, degree progress and future plans! Mode: In-person and online |
Panel with Secondary School teachers and Workshop on CSET Waiver Are you interested in becoming a high school or middle school history teacher? Both undergraduate and graduate students are welcome. There will be plenty of time for questions. Professor Felicia Viator will explain how to organize your coursework now in order to obtain a CSET waiver, allowing you to bypass the trouble and cost of the test. Mode: Online A panel of SF State alums who are currently teaching social studies will discuss the real world of teaching from job hunting to inspiring your students. Mode: Online |
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| Humanities and Comparative World Literature |
Comparative World Literature Drop-In Advising with Professor Dane Johnson Mode: In-person |
Humanities/American Studies: Tea Time with the Chair (Professor Ruotolo) Mode: In-person |
What can I do with a Humanities B.A.? Come hear what a panel of alumni have to say! Mode: Online HumCWL Zoom link (Wednesday 10 a.m.) Presenting the New and Improved Humanities Program Mode: Online |
Drop-In Advising with Professor Dane Johnson Mode: Online |
Conversation with Alumni: Humanities and CWL Mode: Online |
| International Relations |
Explore the Latin American Studies Minor Latin America Minor is an interdisciplinary minor with over two dozen courses--join us to find out how quick and easy it is to minor in Latin American Studies! Mode: Online Latin American Studies Zoom link Migration and Refugee Certificate Information Session Please join us for information about International Relations Department's Migration and Refugee Studies Certificate! This certificate covers popular courses related to migration and refugees at SF State Mode: In-person and online |
Careers in International Relations: An Alumni Perspective Please join us for an IR career talk by Axel Herrera-Ibarra, Senior Lead Coordinator-COVID19 Response, San Diego County Mode: Online |
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| Jewish studies |
Coffee with the Chair; Streaming Tuesdays; Department Luncheon for Majors, Minors and Prospectives Mode: In-person |
Guest Lecture and Reception Mode: In-person |
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| Journalism |
Schedule your Future Choosing classes and planning your schedule can be tough. We're here to help with a lunchtime huddle. We'll cover the Fall 2023 Journalism class schedule, brand-new Journalism classes launching in the Fall, and how you can set up time for individual academic advising toward graduation, and beyond! Mode: In-person and online |
What's your Minor? Choosing a minor is important. And required! That's right, SF State Journalism majors must complete a minor to complement their studies. Let us help you choose a minor that fits your interest, works with your schedule, and helps unlock your future. Mode: In-person and online |
When It Hits: Covering Breaking News You never know when big news will break on your watch. Current and former journalists from CNN, the Associated Press and others how they covered the biggest stories of their careers, and how those stories changed their lives. Mode: In-person and online |
Drop-In Advising Drop in for Journalism academic advising with department chair Jesse Garnier. Plan your schedule, look for internships, choose a minor, whatever. We're here to help! Mode: In-person and online |
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| Liberal Studies |
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Pathways to Teaching in Liberal Studies Please join the chairs of Liberal Studies (Dr. Jose Acacio de Barros) and Elementary Education (Dr. Ali Borjian) to discuss the different pathways in Liberal Studies for earning a multiple-subject teaching credential. Mode: Online |
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| Museum Studies |
Setting a Course in the Museum Field: A Casual Conversation with Museum Professionals About Career Pathways in Museums and Beyond Museum professionals will answer questions about their career pathways in the museum and nonprofit field and their recommendations, insights, and pointers for emerging museum professionals. Learn more. Mode: Online |
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| Theatre & Dance |
Drop-In Advising in the Casa Blanca Room Theatre and Dance majors and minors are welcome to drop by with questions about degree progress and your Fall course choices. Mode: In-person |
Drop-In Advising Dr. Wong will be advising Dance majors and minors in her office 3 – 4 p.m., all other hours are for Theatre majors and minors. Mode: In-person |
Drop-In Advising Ray Tadio will be advising Dance majors and minors in his office from 1 - 2 p.m., Theatre majors and minors are welcome to attend all other hours. Mode: In-person |
Drop-In Advising Dr. Wong will be advising Dance majors and minors in her office. Theatre majors and minors will be advised in the Casa Blanca room during the other hours. Mode: In-person |
Drop-In Advising Ray Tadio will be advising Dance majors and minors in his office, Theatre majors and minors can join us in the Casa Blanca Room. Mode: In-person |
| Women & Gender Studies |
Drop-In Advising Mode: Online No Zoom link |
Drop-In Advising Mode: In-person
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Drop-In Advising Mode: In-person |