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| | Join Us For Yom HaShoah Remembrance
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Cypress College's Yom HaShoah Holocaust memorial event is this Wednesday, April 26 at 7-8:30 p.m. at the Pond to pay respect with a ceremony that promotes acceptance and inclusion, diversity and justice, no matter one’s race, religion, color or creed. Two Holocaust survivors will speak at the event, and a number of others will be in attendance. The event will also feature Cypress College Photography Professor Clifford Lester's moving images of survivors and original music and dance performances by Cypress College students and faculty.
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Zenon Neumark
Zenon avoided the horrors of the death camps by escaping from a Nazi labor camp and living and working in Warsaw and Vienna as a fugitive under a false identity as a Catholic Pole. He authored a book about his experience titled, "Hiding in the Open." "Such a life was not easy," he said. "Each day as a fugitive presented the risk of being discovered and killed." He credits his survival to some daring and luck, but mostly to help he received from many righteous people.
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| Gerda Seifer
Gerda was born in Przemysl, a town in southeastern Poland. She was the only child of Henryk and Edyta Krebs. Out of about 40 relatives, she and an older cousin were the only survivors. After the war, she went to England as a war orphan and joined some other relatives who had escaped from Munich. She arrived in America in 1951 and has lived in Long Beach, CA since then.
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Join us for this spring production of a witty romantic comedy written by William Shakespeare and directed by Cypress College Theater Professor Mark Majarian. There are plenty of twists and turns featuring deception, jealousy, and ultimately the triumph and power of love.
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| When: Friday, April 28 and May 5 & Saturday, April 29 and May 6 at 8 p.m.; Sunday, April 30 and May 7 at 4 p.m. Where: Cypress College Studio Theater
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| | A.S. Election Packets Now Available!
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Interested in getting involved on campus? Elections packets are now available for positions on the Associated Students Council for the 2017-2018 school term!
Packets are available in the Student Activities Center. They must be completed and returned to the SAC no later than Thursday, April 27 at 12 p.m. Students who are running will declare their candidacy at the next A.S. Council meeting Monday, May 1, with elections to follow May 9-11.
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The Cypress College (STEM)² program will welcome Victor Maysonet and Courtney Tyler from the National Security Agency to campus for a guest speaker event. Maysonet will share his journey and background to inspire students to reach their professional and academic goals. Tyler will discuss student opportunities in the NSA, such as internships, summer research, and jobs.
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| When: Friday, May 5th at 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (Social Mixer at 12-12:40 p.m.) Where: HUM 131
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| | Language Arts Scholarship Book Sale
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The Cypress College Language Arts Division and Honors Program are collecting donations of "unwanted, but marketable" books for their annual scholarship book sale. Donation drop boxes are available in a number of buildings around campus. Please contact Kathryn Sonne at (714) 484-7452 for further assistance in getting books to the Language Arts Division Office.
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| When: Monday, May 1 - Thursday, May 4 Where: Language Arts Lobby, HUM Building 2nd Floor
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| | Get Your Creative Works Published!
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The Creative Guild, a creative arts club at Cypress College, will be producing Sole Image, a literary journal of writing and visual art created by Cypress College students.
All students are invited to submit their creative works to be considered for publication.
Submissions are due Wednesday, May 3 at 11:59 p.m.
To submit work digitally or request a digital cover sheet, email cypresssoleimage@gmail.com. To submit work in print or pick up a paper cover sheet, please visit HUM 208M.
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| | 50th Anniversary in Pictures
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| Congratulations Lady Chargers!Undefeated Season Extended; Pickler Hits Win 1300
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| The Cypress College women's softball team is on fire, extending their undefeated season to 38-0 in a close win against fifth-ranked El Camino College this past Saturday, April 22. The win notched Head Coach Brad Pickler his 1300th career win, the most in California Community College Athletics Association history, and set a new program record for consecutive wins in a season. The Chargers already clinched the Orange Empire Conference title last week with their 36th win against Riverside City College. Go Chargers!
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| Monday-Friday- Alumni Exhibition: Pictures from People Who Went Here in TE1 Photo Gallery
Tuesday, April 25- Puente Program Orientation in HUM 201, 4 p.m.
For more events this week, visit the calendar.
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| Employment Opportunities at Cypress College and in the District
We are always seeking highly qualified people to join us. If you have a passion for excellence and a commitment to preparing students for the highly competitive, global workplace, we invite you to apply for a position with the District. View current openings.
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