Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Robert Reich talk on Corporate Social Responsibility at SFSU

free admission

Will Corporate Social Responsibility Stop a Race to the Bottom in  Labor  Standards ?

A public lecture by Robert B. Reich, Chancellor’s Professor of Public Policy at University of California, Berkeley, former Secretary of Labor and author of Supercapitalismand Aftershock.

Introduction by President Robert A. Corrigan.
SF State’s Labor Studies Program presents
Wednesday, May 4
4 – 6 p.m.
San Francisco State University
Seven Hills Conference Center

For more information, e-mail: jlogan@sfsu.edu

SUMMER 2011 Course: Art 511: Introduction to Physical Computing

This class has been very popular and is now offered this Summer, 2011. It is a great elective for design students

Content relates to industrial technology, industrial design, exhibit design, user interface design, interactive installations, etc.  This is an accessible way to creatively play with the intersection between computers and the physical world.

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Dare to watch! April 13th Day of Action

On Wednesday, April 13th (tomorrow) all 23 campuses in the CSU will take action for public higher education and fair contracts.  Faculty, students and staff on the CSU campuses will be joined by other Colleges and University across the nation, in taking action to defend public higher education in the face of sweeping funding cuts and attacks on the rights of employees and students.

Please take a few minutes to watch a You Tube clip (link below) created by organizers at CSU Long Beach on why we need to take action on April 13th.



JOIN US TOMORROW AT SF STATE:

IDT public presentations

Public Presentations

to students, faculty, staff and community for the Department of Design and Industry Industrial Design Technology Position.

Tuesday, April 19
1:00-2:00pm
Candidate: Young Mi Choi

Friday April 22
1:00-2:00 pm
Candidate: Calvin Chen

Location: Room FA 119

All faculty, students and staff in any department are welcome to attend.
DAI students and faculty especially encouraged to attend.

Candidates will be asked to detail their teaching and work experience in a presentation, followed by a Q&A Session

Wednesday, March 23, 2011