Counseling Hours:
SLO Office: Student Service Center, Building 3100, Windows 7 & 8
Hours:
8am-4:30pm (Mon/Thurs,
Closed 12-1pm)
8am-6pm (Tues/Wed,
Closed 12-1pm)
10am-2pm (Fri)
Phone: (805) 546-3138
NCC Office: N3000 Building
Hours:
8am-5pm (Mon/Tues/Thurs)
8am-6pm (Wed)
10am-1pm (Fri)
Phone: (805) 591-6225
https://www.cuesta.edu/student/studentservices/counseling/index.html
Instruments Not Ornaments: Body Acceptance Workshop
March 1, 11-12:30, CC (5104a), SLO Campus
Presented by registered dietician & eating disorder specialist
Marlena Tanner
Donuts & Dialogue: Colorism
March 5, 12-1:00, CC(5104a), SLO Campus
Watch TED Talk “Confession of a D Girl” & discuss how global
beauty standards impact people of color
Natural Hair Documentary Screening: Kickin’ it with the Kinks
March 8, 12-1:00, CC(5104a), SLO Campus
Discuss the natural hair movement & how it has impacted
people of color
History of Women in Sports
March 14, 12-1:00, CC(5104a), SLO Campus
Presented by Cuesta instructor Jenel Guadagno
Women’s Health Workshop
March 28, 10:30-11:30, room 5401, SLO Campus
Presented by The Center & Cuesta instructor
Angela Neary
Co-sponsored by the Cuesta Student Health Services
Women’s History Month Starts in the Cultural Center on Thursday!
Our Women’s History Month theme is “Bodies are instruments not ornaments”.
We will kick the month off with a body acceptance workshop
facilitated by local registered dietician & eating disorder specialist
Marlena Tanner.
Thursday, March 1st
11-12:30 pm
Cultural Center (5104a)
She will discuss the following:
-Beauty/Cultural Standards over time
-What negatively impacts body image
-Technique & tips to promote body acceptance
Check out her website:
https://www.marlenatanner.com/
**Also, don’t forget about the Donuts & Dialogue event TODAY at the center
from 12-1:00 pm. Sociology professor Seth Hannah will be leading a workshop
on intercultural communication.**
FREE donuts
Donuts & Dialogue: Dealing with Diversity
Seth Hannah, Sociology professor at Cuesta & Cal Poly, will facilitate
a workshop about navigating diversity through intercultural
communication.
Monday, February 26th from 12-1:00 pm
Cultural Center (5104a)
SLO Campus
FREE donuts!
Music & Poetry in the Courtyard
Come by the Student Center Courtyard TODAY to listen
to live music, poetry & eat FREE pizza.
11:30-1:00 pm, Student Center Courtyard
The History of Protest in the Black Community
Cuesta Instructor Zachary McKiernan will be
presenting on protest in the black community
and its relevance to current events
February 21, 11-12:00 pm, Cultural Center (5104a)
SLO Campus
FREE cookies!
Screening of The Help
Watch The Help & discuss both the good & bad messages
this film sends its audience. Followed by facilitated discussion.
February 22, 12-2:30 pm, Cultural Center (5104a)
SLO Campus
FREE popcorn & drinks
Subject: Screening of 13th - Monday, February 12
The Cultural Center will be screening the documentary 13th!
Day: Monday, February 12th
Time: 11-1:15 pm
Place: Cultural Center (5104a)
The film will be followed by a discussion facilitated by Cuesta instructor
Bailey Drechsler
FREE snacks! Check out the trailer & synopsis below
Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V66F3WU2CKk
Synopsis:
"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted,
shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."
–Thirteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution
When the 13th amendment was ratified in 1865, its drafters left themselves a large,
very exploitable loophole in the guise of an easily missed clause in its definition. That
clause, which converts slavery from a legal business model to an equally legal method
of punishment for criminals, is the subject of the Netflix documentary "13th."
Filmmaker Ava DuVernay explores the history of racial inequality in the United States,
focusing on the fact that the nation's prisons are disproportionately filled with African-Americans.
Ali Phelps
Activities Assistant, Student Life
Cuesta Community College
(805) 546-3100 x2194
