Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

Visit our website to learn more about additional Día de Muertos programming in San José: library.sjsu.edu/artofremembrance.

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Visit the garden on Tuesday October 6th between 9-11:30am, learn about composting, enjoy a free sweet treat, and exchange your food scraps for a free mini compost bin to decorate and take home!

We recently re-opened our compost window, and this event is aimed to showcase this resource on campus and generate more food-scrap donations for our community garden. Participants must bring food scraps in order to receive a compost bin. Please bring veggie, fruit, coffee, tea, and brown paper scraps. We do not accept meat, fish, whole eggs, or oily processed food.
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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Check Handshake for details & to register. Be sure to check out the most recent list of employers registered for the job fair. The list changes daily, so be sure to check back often.

If you have any questions, please contact the Career Center at careerhelp@sjsu.edu.

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Pictorial Arts Faculty Exhibition

August 25 - October 9, 2026

The Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery is pleased to present the 2026 Pictorial Arts Faculty Exhibition, featuring new work by Irene Carvajal, Lexygius Sanchez Calip, Donald Feasel, Carla Fisher Schwartz, Erik Friedman, Mary Morse, Raphael Noz, and Shaun Odell.

This exhibition offers a snapshot of the vibrant creative practices of the Pictorial Arts faculty, bringing together artists whose work spans painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, and interdisciplinary approaches. Although their artistic voices are distinct, the works are united by a sustained engagement with image-making, material exploration, and the evolving possibilities of contemporary visual practice. The exhibition invites viewers to consider the many ways artists investigate perception, narrative, abstraction, and the expressive potential of pictorial form.

Beyond the classroom, these faculty members maintain active exhibition records and professional practices that contribute to the broader cultural landscape. Their work has been presented in regional, national, and international exhibitions and is represented in museum, corporate, and private collections. Collectively, they have earned grants, fellowships, residencies, and numerous honors that reflect the depth and impact of their artistic contributions.

The exhibition celebrates not only individual achievement but also the exchange of ideas that enriches the Pictorial Arts program. Through their ongoing studio practices and commitment to teaching, these artists create a dynamic environment where creative research and education continually inform one another.

LOCATION: Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, Art Building, San José State University

(Near 9th / San Carlos Streets)

EXHIBITION DATES: August 25 - October 9, 2026

Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, Art Building, San José State University

Free and open to the public

GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday 12 pm - 7 pm, Wednesday 10 am - 4pm, Thursday 10 am - 1pm

and by appointment (Monday - Friday).

FURTHER INFORMATION: Alena Sauzade, Gallery Director, Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, San José State University

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Scholarships and applications often ask students to submit paragraph or essay answers to personal questions, such as "what do you value the most?" or "what is your career goal?". These personal statements have real stakes, so it is valuable to learn how to approach them. In this workshop, you will learn how to create a plan of attack, review successful essay examples, and practice writing a short scholarship prompt.

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Curious about emerging technologies but not sure where to start? This series breaks down big ideas, real-world applications, and future possibilities to help you build knowledge, explore new interests, and understand how these technologies may shape your studies, career, and future. No technical background required.

In-person attendees will receive free snacks and be entered into a drawing to win one $25 SJSU Golden Point Card.

Session 1: Introduction to Quantum Computing: From Algorithm to Hardware

Led by Dr. Hiu Yung Wong, Professor and AMDT Endowed Chair in the Department of Electrical Engineering

Tuesday, October 6, 2:00–3:30 p.m.MLK Library AI Center & Zoom
Quantum computing is expected to change the world by providing an exponential speed-up in
solving some very difficult problems. In this tutorial, we will first discuss the basic principles of quantum
computing, namely superposition and entanglement. We will also briefly discuss the concept of quantum
error correction. Then we will review various quantum computing technologies. Finally, using the
superconductor-based quantum computer as an example, we will study how to implement the essential
operations in quantum computers, namely, qubit initialization, readout, and manipulations. It will be
appreciated that powerful classical computers, which are used to control the qubits, are essential to the
successful implementation of quantum computers.

Faculty, staff, and students are welcome. Additional sessions on topics such as large language models, agentic AI, environmental impacts, and physical AI are in development.

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Alberto Ledesma, grew up in East Oakland, California. He completed both his undergraduate and graduate studies at UC Berkeley, earning a Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies. He has served as a faculty member at California State University, Monterey Bay, and as a lecturer in Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley, and has held several staff positions at Berkeley, including Director of Admissions at the School of Optometry and Writing Program Coordinator at the Student Learning Center. As a writer, Dr. Ledesma has published academic articles, poetry, and short stories, with essays appearing in ColorLines, New American Media, and The Harvard Journal of Education. He is also a past member of Sandra Cisneros's Macondo Writers Workshop and the Voices of Our Nations Artists Writers Workshop. He is the award-winning author of Diary of a Reluctant Dreamer, and his forthcoming follow-up is tentatively titled Diary of an Impossible Dreamer

Supported by a College of Humanities & the Arts’ Artistic Excellence Programming Grant.

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Date: October 6, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Location: Student Union Theater and Zoom

Meeting Link: https://sjsu.zoom.us/j/82554773905
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Date: October 6, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Location: Student Union Theater and Zoom

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Join us for making pore decisions at CV2 Floor 8's Pore Decisions Skincare Night! Learn some skincare techniques, get free skincare supplies and enjoy some free Ollipop™!

We have limited supplies, so make sure you're arriving on time! CV2 Residents only for the skincare supplies, but you're welcome to attend our skincare presentation and grab some Olipop™!

OLIPOP™ is a trademark of Olipop, Inc.
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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

Visit our website to learn more about additional Día de Muertos programming in San José: library.sjsu.edu/artofremembrance.

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Space is limited. Registration is required. https://tinyurl.com/ElectionSecure

Workshop description:

How might AI help address real challenges in elections?

This hands-on co-design workshop invites participants to explore that question together. We will begin by laying the landscape of AI + elections, including emerging opportunities, challenges, and considerations for responsible use.

Then, participants will move into teams to identify a challenge within elections and design an AI-powered tool or solution to address it. No technical or coding experience is required. The focus is on understanding the problem, imagining what AI could meaningfully contribute, and considering the people, values, risks, and responsibilities that should shape the design.

Teams will pitch their ideas, and participants will vote on the strongest concept.

Along the way, we will put AI literacy into practice by asking critical questions about when AI is useful, when it is not, what responsible AI use requires, and how we can design technology that supports trustworthy and accessible elections.

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Pictorial Arts Faculty Exhibition

August 25 - October 9, 2026

The Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery is pleased to present the 2026 Pictorial Arts Faculty Exhibition, featuring new work by Irene Carvajal, Lexygius Sanchez Calip, Donald Feasel, Carla Fisher Schwartz, Erik Friedman, Mary Morse, Raphael Noz, and Shaun Odell.

This exhibition offers a snapshot of the vibrant creative practices of the Pictorial Arts faculty, bringing together artists whose work spans painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, and interdisciplinary approaches. Although their artistic voices are distinct, the works are united by a sustained engagement with image-making, material exploration, and the evolving possibilities of contemporary visual practice. The exhibition invites viewers to consider the many ways artists investigate perception, narrative, abstraction, and the expressive potential of pictorial form.

Beyond the classroom, these faculty members maintain active exhibition records and professional practices that contribute to the broader cultural landscape. Their work has been presented in regional, national, and international exhibitions and is represented in museum, corporate, and private collections. Collectively, they have earned grants, fellowships, residencies, and numerous honors that reflect the depth and impact of their artistic contributions.

The exhibition celebrates not only individual achievement but also the exchange of ideas that enriches the Pictorial Arts program. Through their ongoing studio practices and commitment to teaching, these artists create a dynamic environment where creative research and education continually inform one another.

LOCATION: Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, Art Building, San José State University

(Near 9th / San Carlos Streets)

EXHIBITION DATES: August 25 - October 9, 2026

Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, Art Building, San José State University

Free and open to the public

GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday 12 pm - 7 pm, Wednesday 10 am - 4pm, Thursday 10 am - 1pm

and by appointment (Monday - Friday).

FURTHER INFORMATION: Alena Sauzade, Gallery Director, Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, San José State University

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Note: Please activate your SJSU Adobe license before attending this workshop. You can activate your license at tiny.sjsu.edu/getadobe

Oct 7, 2026

Time: 11:00 - 12:00 pm

Webinar via Zoom

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This interactive workshop will help you:

Master SJSU Handshake and LinkedIn to find exciting opportunities.Discover smart strategies to make your job or internship search easier and more effective.Learn tips to stand out and make meaningful connections with potential employers. Register in Handshake.

If you need any accommodations to participate, please contact the Career Center at 408-924-6031 or email careerhelp@sjsu.edu at least 48 hours before the start of the event.

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Learn how to write well-developed, well-written body paragraphs that support a thesis statement and clearly explain quotes or other arguments. You will receive an accompanying packet of handouts on essay form.

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Graduate writing is different from undergraduate writing, and writing is a communication skill that you need to master regardless of your major. Do you know all the parts of a graduate research paper? How to write an abstract or literature review? How to find articles based on your research question? How to seamlessly integrate sources into your writing?

The Writing Center is here to help! We have partnered with the College of Graduate Studies to help you gain the resources and skills you need to improve your writing skills as you enter into advanced study of your field/discipline.

The Foundations of Graduate Writing series includes seven carefully selected workshops to help you increase your confidence and comfort with writing at the graduate level.

An optional letter of participation opportunity will be available; more details will be provided during the first workshop.

Wednesday, September 30th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Graduate Writer Mindset (Workshop 1), 1:00-2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Academic Voice (Workshop 2), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 7th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Recognizing the Parts of a Research Paper (Workshop 3), 1:00 - 2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Searching for Research Articles (Workshop 4 with Librarian Bernd Becker), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 14th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Abstracts and Literature Reviews (Workshop 5), 1:00 - 2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Sentence Variety and Rhythm (Workshop 6), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 21st, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (PT)
- Writing Productivity: Solo and Group Adventures (Workshop 7), 1:00 - 2:15
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 2:15 - 2:30

Zoom registration is required to attend. Spots fill quickly, so sign up soon! Though attendees will receive the most benefit from attending all the workshop sessions as a cohesive whole, you are welcome to register for whichever dates you can attend.

REGISTER

For questions, email the Writing Center Director, Michelle Hager, at michelle.hager@sjsu.edu.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

Come learn, create, collaborate, and see what's possible with AI!

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Charged Particles is Bay Area’s renown jazz band featuring three of the country's virtuosos doing just that in the acoustic and electric jazz arena: Greg Sankovich (piano), Aaron Germain (bass), and Jon Krosnick, (drums). More at chargedparticles.com.

Join us for an afternoon of delightful upbeat music.

Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, 150 E. San Fernando St., San Jose, CA 95112 - Digital Humanities Center (First Floor).

Park for 90 minutes FREE in the Fourth Street Garage or take public transportation.

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Refreshments will be provided (while supplies last).

The AI and Election Security panel discussion will feature Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters, Matt Morales, Ready for Tuesday Vice President, TJ Pyche, and Dr. Adam Bakr, SJSU Department Political Science.

Space is limited. Registration is required. https://tinyurl.com/ElectionSecure

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Julian will give us insights into his current work at Mercedes-Benz, where he helps shape the company’s AI and machine learning strategy, including generative AI, MB.OS, the in-car experience, and AI partnerships. He’ll also briefly share how his career took him from astrophysics and NASA JPL into the automotive industry.

Join us for an evening about AI, innovation, careers, and the future of mobility.

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His career started far from cars. After a PhD in astrophysics at Heidelberg, he spent four years at Caltech and NASA JPL and taught at Oxford. He then built a Data Science team at Mercedes-Benz in Stuttgart before moving to Silicon Valley, where he now helps shape the company's AI strategy.

In his talk, he'll share what a career in the automotive industry looks like, what it's like to move between Germany and the US, and where vehicle AI is headed. Bring your questions and make connections!

📅 Wednesday, October 7, 7:15 PM
📍 Meeting Room 3A, Student Union, San José State University

Spots are limited, go to SammyAPP and RSVP now!

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

Visit our website to learn more about additional Día de Muertos programming in San José: library.sjsu.edu/artofremembrance.

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Target Audience: While everyone is welcome, this workshop is best suited for students who already have prior work and/or internship experience.

This workshop is brought to you through a partnership between ISSS and the Writing Center. Amy Russo, Coordinator of Multilingual Writing Support Services, will facilitate the workshop.

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Urban Planning, MUPGeographic Information Science (GISc), MSEnvironmental Studies, MSPublic Administration, MPAMeet faculty/students and have your questions answered.

Please RSVP using this form to receive a Zoom link.

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Pictorial Arts Faculty Exhibition

August 25 - October 9, 2026

The Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery is pleased to present the 2026 Pictorial Arts Faculty Exhibition, featuring new work by Irene Carvajal, Lexygius Sanchez Calip, Donald Feasel, Carla Fisher Schwartz, Erik Friedman, Mary Morse, Raphael Noz, and Shaun Odell.

This exhibition offers a snapshot of the vibrant creative practices of the Pictorial Arts faculty, bringing together artists whose work spans painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, and interdisciplinary approaches. Although their artistic voices are distinct, the works are united by a sustained engagement with image-making, material exploration, and the evolving possibilities of contemporary visual practice. The exhibition invites viewers to consider the many ways artists investigate perception, narrative, abstraction, and the expressive potential of pictorial form.

Beyond the classroom, these faculty members maintain active exhibition records and professional practices that contribute to the broader cultural landscape. Their work has been presented in regional, national, and international exhibitions and is represented in museum, corporate, and private collections. Collectively, they have earned grants, fellowships, residencies, and numerous honors that reflect the depth and impact of their artistic contributions.

The exhibition celebrates not only individual achievement but also the exchange of ideas that enriches the Pictorial Arts program. Through their ongoing studio practices and commitment to teaching, these artists create a dynamic environment where creative research and education continually inform one another.

LOCATION: Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, Art Building, San José State University

(Near 9th / San Carlos Streets)

EXHIBITION DATES: August 25 - October 9, 2026

Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, Art Building, San José State University

Free and open to the public

GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday 12 pm - 7 pm, Wednesday 10 am - 4pm, Thursday 10 am - 1pm

and by appointment (Monday - Friday).

FURTHER INFORMATION: Alena Sauzade, Gallery Director, Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, San José State University

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Please use this link to register for this workshop.

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Target Audience: While everyone is welcome, this workshop is best suited for students who already have prior work and/or internship experience.

This workshop is brought to you through a partnership between ISSS and the Writing Center. Amy Russo, Coordinator of Multilingual Writing Support Services, will facilitate the workshop.

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Is your resume working as hard as you are? Having trouble getting everything onto one page? Turn a passive list of past duties into high-impact descriptions. In our interactive session, you’ll learn how to decode job postings, format for visual impact, write persuasive accomplishment statements, and dodge common mistakes. Walk away with a clear blueprint and the confidence to genuinely impress employers and open doors to your next opportunity.

Target Audience: While everyone is welcome, this workshop is best suited for students who already have prior work and/or internship experience.

This workshop is brought to you through a partnership between ISSS and the Writing Center. Amy Russo, Coordinator of Multilingual Writing Support Services, will facilitate the workshop.

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Then, put it into practice. Bring your laptop and a document, set of notes, or other work-related materials you can safely use during the session. You’ll have time to experiment, ask questions, compare approaches with colleagues, and explore ways this tool could support your own workflows.

Want to take it a step further? Come ready to participate in our October AI Time-Saver Challenge. Choose a task that normally takes at least 15 minutes, use AI to help you complete it faster, and bring your example to the session. Be ready to share the task, how long it usually takes, the prompt you used, and the result. Examples could include turning notes into action items, comparing documents, drafting content, building a project plan, generating spreadsheet formulas, or developing discussion questions. Participants will be considered for a prize.

Join us Thursday, October 8, from 1:30–2:30 p.m. in ISB 878. AdoptAI Drop-Ins are in-person, staff-focused working sessions designed around practical AI use cases, hands-on learning, and ideas you can take back to your desk and use right away. No RSVP required.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

Come learn, create, collaborate, and see what's possible with AI!

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All emails are not created equal. An email to a job interviewer or faculty member should be written in a different style and tone than one to a friend. How can you be polite over email? You want to get it right the first time! This workshop will teach you about professional and academic emails and appropriate "net etiquette."

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Join us for Fire on the Fountain: 20th Anniversary—one of SJSU’s biggest traditions! 💙💛

Celebrate Homecoming with an unforgettable evening featuring live performances, SJSU spirit, food, games, giveaways, and more! 🎶🎉

Come celebrate 20 years of Fire on the Fountain with your fellow Spartans and get ready for an epic night! 💙💛🔥

Don’t miss the celebration!
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Grab your crew and head to Tower Lawn from 4:00 to 9:00 pm for an unforgettable night of pure Spartan pride. Check out whatwe’vee got lined up:

FREE Food & FREE Swag (Get there early beforeit’ss gone!)
An epic Inflatable Challenge Course to test your skills
Tons of games, prizes, and nonstop entertainment
A massive Pep Rally featuring your SJSU Football players and the powerhouse Cheer Squad!
As the sun goes down, the energy goes up! Brace yourself for a spectacular Fire Show, followed by a breathtaking Fireworks Display that will light up the entire campus sky!
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Hosted by International Gateways, ISSS, and the Dr. David Malinowski from the Dept. of Linguistics & Languages at SJSU.

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Hosted by International Gateways, ISSS, and the Dr. David Malinowski from the Dept. of Linguistics & Languages at SJSU.
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Students and Alumni can register here: https://bit.ly/LSAM2026

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We invite you to come back to campus and join us for a social that includes food, a hosted bar (5:30-7:30 p.m.), entertainment, and an exclusive alumni branded item (to be revealed soon).

This is an event for individuals aged 21 and older.

Register by September 18 to receive the early bird pricing!

$40 - Alumni Association Life Member
$50 - General Admission

Registration between September 19 - October 6:

$50 - Alumni Association Life Member
$60 - General Admission

Day of registration:

$75 - Onsite registration

The evening culminates at 8:00 p.m. with the spectacular annual Fire on the Fountain show and pep rally featuring the football team, cheerleaders and introduction of the 2026 Homecoming Royalty

Come Home! We can't wait to see you again!

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Learn more about MSFA at an upcoming info session!

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Meet at JW 5th Floor Common Area @6PM to head out together!
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Our MBA program is ranked among the top 50 nationally (Poets&Quants 2026, Fortune 2025) and #1 among public universities in California.

Join our information session to learn more about the Early Career MBA and MBA for Professionals programs at San José State University.

#MBA #business #management #administration #gradschool #professionaldevelopment #sjsubusiness #LGSB

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Jaime Rojo is a photographer and a strong advocate of wilderness conservation and large-landscape connectivity. His goal is to capture images that can ultimately become tools for the creation of new protected areas. He is an International League of Conservation Photographers Senior Fellow, a trustee of the WILD Foundation, and the recipient of honors in competitions such as World Press Photo and Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

Visit our website to learn more about additional Día de Muertos programming in San José: library.sjsu.edu/artofremembrance.

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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, weeding, watering, seed-saving, composting and more! No experience necessary! Please register ahead of time.
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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
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Pay starts at $18.46 an hour and works with your class schedule. You just need a B in the class you would support and a sincere willingness to help out your fellow Spartans. Application HERE.

This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or https://sjsu.zoom.us/my/genlau

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Pay starts at $18.46 an hour and works with your class schedule. You just need a B in the class you would support and a sincere willingness to help out your fellow Spartans. Application HERE.

This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or
https://sjsu.zoom.us/my/genlau

Meeting Link: https://sjsu.zoom.us/my/genlau
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This virtual event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is required at https://forms.gle/i89nvimd8PZiBh7A7

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Game tickets are not included. Purchase game ticket here.

Register by September 18 to receive the early bird pricing!

$25 - Alumni Association Life Member$35 - General AdmissionRegistration between September 19 - October 6:

$35 - Alumni Association Life Member$45 - General AdmissionDay of registration (if not sold out):

$50 - Onsite registrationCome Home! We can't wait to see you again!

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This hands-on workshop will introduce the fundamental tools, techniques, and processes used in repoussé. Participants will create their own small metal piece while gaining practical experience in forming, chasing, and refining a design.

No prior jewelry or metalsmithing experience is required. Beginners are welcome!

Friday, October 9th, 2026, at 4:00 PM
Hosted in Art Building, Room 210
Lab access required, exclusive to jewelry class students
12 spots available
Price for workshop and materials: $35 Guild / $45 Non-Guild
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Connect with fellow SJSU alumns, learn about the work of the garden, and give back to our campus community through service work!

No gardening experience necessary. Just bring yourself, closed-toed shoes, and water!
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No gardening experience necessary. Just bring yourself, closed-toed shoes, and water!

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Presented by Silkroad Art Preservation Collective (SAPC), this milestone performance features over twenty original works by Artistic Director Ms. Baigali. Drawing from Mongolian, Tibetan, Uyghur, and other traditions, the program offers a rare opportunity to experience these cultures up close—brought vividly to life on a contemporary stage.

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Musical Director Chris Nalls

We welcome Chris Nalls as our new Musical Director! Chris is Director of Instrumental Music at Branham High School. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Horn performance from San Jose State University and has worked with musicians at Saratoga, Lynbrook, Homestead, Branham, Independence, Oak Grove, and San Jose State University (among others). He has studied conducting with Vernon Read, Michael Haithcock, and Mallory Thompson.

As a performer, he plays in the Golden Gate Park Band, Awesome Orchestra, Cambrian Symphony, Halkins Brass, and Aeolus Woodwind Quintet. He has been a member of the Ohlone Bands for over 20 years.

San Jose Metropolitan Band

Founded in 1967, we are a contemporary concert band, and for over 50 years we have been giving performances throughout the Santa Clara Valley of California, playing a mix of contemporary works, symphonic classics, seasonal music, big band, marches, show tunes, and more. Especially popular with audiences are the patriotic concert for Memorial Day, the Fourth of July performance, and our Holiday concert.

The band is made up of more than 50 members, ranging in age from teens through 80s. Based in San Jose, the band provides an opportunity for Bay Area residents to participate in large ensemble playing while providing wholesome entertainment to the community. From Mackey to marches, patriotic tunes to Bach, and new up-and-coming composers to specialty numbers, the band encourages interest in and appreciation for all types of music.

The San Jose Metropolitan Band is supported by SVCreates, in partnership with the County of Santa Clara.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Clear writing is presenting information so that it is easy for everyone to read and understand. Generally writing is considered clear and direct when there are identifiable subjects and verbs. This workshop will provide a step-by-step guide to untangling and revising unclear or convoluted sentences. We will focus on turning abstract nouns into concrete subjects and presenting crucial actions in verbs in order to make your writing clear and concise.

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Struggling to make your job or internship applications stand out? Transform your cover letter into a powerful marketing tool and persuasive writing sample. Our interactive session will demystify the process: teaching you to analyze job descriptions, structure your message, highlight unique strengths, and avoid common pitfalls. Gain the confidence and tools to write cover letters that genuinely impress employers and open doors to your next opportunity.

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Join our weekly Global Connections meetup to connect with people from around the world, explore cultural topics, and learn tips for improving your overall well being. We meet every Monday from 2:00-3:00 PM during the semester. Topics change weekly and location may vary. Hosted by International student & Scholar Services (ISSS), International Gateways, and Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).

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Join our weekly Global Connections meetup to connect with people from around the world, explore cultural topics, and learn tips for improving your overall well being. We meet every Monday from 2:00-3:00 PM during the semester. Topics change weekly and location may vary. Hosted by International student & Scholar Services (ISSS), International Gateways, and Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
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In this training, you will learn successful strategies on how to search for scholarly research articles using library resources such as the OneSearch catalog, specialized databases, and even Google Scholar.

We will also demonstrate the organic research process, showing both our thought process and how to troubleshoot common mistakes live. We will wrap up by detailing all the free research support available to you both in person and online from the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library.

Note: This training will be held several times this semester. The same material is covered each time, so you only need to register once. (You are welcome to attend multiple sessions if you ever want a refresher.)

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In this hands-on AI Literacy workshop, we’ll explore AI-enabled libraries and research tools and ask practical questions about what they do, how they handle your data, what other AI systems may be working behind the scenes, and what their limitations are. Participants will investigate real tools and consider issues such as privacy, transparency, accuracy, and data use alongside their own values and priorities. Participants will investigate real AI tools and see how easy (or difficult) it can be to find reliable answers about how they work. You’ll leave with a simple set of questions you can use to make more informed decisions about the AI tools you encounter.

This program is part of SJSU Library’s How Can AI Be Used for Social Good? 2026-2027 series, hosted at the AI Center for Civic and Social Good in King Library.

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Facilitator Bio:
Alison Throckmorton is an MLIS Candidate (‘26) and 2025–2026 MLIS+ AI Literacy Fellow at San José State University Library. Her work focuses on AI governance, transparency, and responsible AI adoption in libraries, with research exploring how libraries can make emerging technologies more understandable, accountable, and sustainable.

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When: Tuesday, October 13, from 3:00-5:00 PM
Where: BBC Courtyard
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Our Programs
We offer 14 different BSBA concentrations at the undergraduate level, the largest set of offerings among the CSUs. These include accounting, accounting information systems, business analytics, corporate accounting & finance, entrepreneurship, finance, general business, hospitality, tourism, & event management, human resources management, international business, management, management information systems, marketing, and operations & supply chain management. For more information about our programs, visit sjsu.edu/cob/.

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When: Tuesday, October 13, from 3:00-5:00 PM
Where: BBC Courtyard

Our Programs
We offer 14 different BSBA concentrations at the undergraduate level, the largest set of offerings among the CSUs. These include accounting, accounting information systems, business analytics, corporate accounting & finance, entrepreneurship, finance, general business, hospitality, tourism, & event management, human resources management, international business, management, management information systems, marketing, and operations & supply chain management. For more information about our programs, visit sjsu.edu/cob/.
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Lua Vollaard

Microchips underpin over 70% of global GDP and have profoundly reshaped the geopolitical, economic, and bodily conditions of contemporary life. Blood from a Stone: The Art History of the Microchip uses art history to offer an investigative lens onto the microchip, from its military origins through its dependence on women’s labour, into the present era of AI expansionism and geopolitical fragmentation. Punctuated by a 50-year distraction of consumer computing, the military origins of the microchip are once again determining the technologies’ future.

Drawing on studio visits, museum collections, restricted production facilities, and archival research, the lecture presents works by artists who have anticipated, resisted, and reframed dominant narratives around technological development. The lecture traces photolithography — the stone-etching process by which microchips are made — to its photographic and lithographic origins, two art technologies that are recognized as artistic technologies. It proposes that artists are often better equipped than economists or diplomats to press blood from a stone: to surface what geopolitical opacity, material scarcity, and forgotten labour conceal.

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Writing is hard for all new graduate students--no one comes in already understanding how to write at a graduate level in a new discipline. Undergraduate writing is a good foundation, but it does not fully prepare you for graduate school writing, which involves a new set of skills. This workshop will give you perspectives and specific tools that can be implemented immediately to ease the learning curve as you enter a graduate-level program. (Note that this workshop is intended for early career graduate students or upper-division undergraduates intending to enter graduate school.)

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"The Music of Lansing McLoskey", featuring chamber compositions by the composer.

Lansing McLoskey is an American composer of contemporary classical music. His Zealot Canticles: An Oratorio for Tolerance was a winner of the 61st Annual Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance by the ensemble The Crossing. McLoskey serves as a Professor of Music at the Frost School of Music in Miami, Florida. He has been commissioned by Guerilla Opera, Copland House, The Fromm Foundation, The Barlow Endowment, N.E.A., The Crossing, ensemberlino vocale, New Spectrum Foundation, Ensemble Berlin PianoPercussion, Passepartout Duo, the Boston Choral Ensemble, and Kammerkoret NOVA.

In McLoskey's words: "Music is the only art form with equal power to move the mind, heart, soul, and pelvis. I have an insatiable and omnivorous appetite for music, and am as moved by Berio’s Sinfonia and DuFay’s Nuper rosarum flores as I am by a J.S. Bach cantata. In my lessons, I may reference Steve Reich, Machaut, William Schuman, Claude Vivier, Miles Davis, Radiohead, Jimi Hendrix, and The Ramones…in the same lesson."

The program will feature the following works:

- Sarabande, for alto sax, violin, piano and three painters
- Blur, for two alto flutes

- Two, for solo violin
- Suite hypnagogique, for piano
- Sikurtawa, for saxophone quartet

Performers:

Brian Ciach, piano
Philip Jung, piano
Michael Hernandez, soprano saxophone
Catalina Barraza, violin
Michael Hernandez and the Mana Saxophone Quartet
Ráyo Furuta, flute
Cristopher Núñez, flute

Free concert no ticket purchase necessary

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Led by Textile Artist and Designer: Krysten Lee

In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore how traditional needlework and textile-making can become a way to express memory, emotion, identity, and belonging. Through stitching and pattern-making, participants will transform a personal story, feeling, or memory into a handmade textile pattern.

The workshop connects traditional craft with contemporary design thinking and invites participants to consider how making by hand can preserve stories, cultural references, and personal experiences.

No previous textile or sewing experience is required.

For questions, Please contact: Leila.ensaniat@sjsu.edu and Kohar.scott@sjsu.edu

Supported by the College of Humanities & the Arts’ Artistic Excellence Programming Grant

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Note: Please activate your SJSU Adobe license before attending this workshop. You can activate your license at tiny.sjsu.edu/getadobe

Oct 14, 2026

11:00 - 12:00 pm

Webinar via Zoom

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As academic writers, we need to learn how to write more complex sentences to achieve an "academic tone." Having a good variety and rhythm creates that tone and keeps our readers engaged and interested. Most students are never taught how to create rhythm, so we made this workshop expressly to teach how to use the four elements of rhythm: length, structure, word choice, and advanced punctuation.

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Discover hundreds of program options—from short-term summer courses led by SJSU faculty to full semester or year-long exchange programs worldwide. Meet one-on-one with program advisors, faculty leaders, and returned Global Ambassadors to find the perfect fit for your major, budget, and personal goals. Plus, learn how your financial aid can apply and explore available scholarship opportunities.

Special Features: We will have over 20 campus representatives from the National Student Exchange (NSE) campuses to meet with you about their campus offerings.
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Graduate writing is different from undergraduate writing, and writing is a communication skill that you need to master regardless of your major. Do you know all the parts of a graduate research paper? How to write an abstract or literature review? How to find articles based on your research question? How to seamlessly integrate sources into your writing?

The Writing Center is here to help! We have partnered with the College of Graduate Studies to help you gain the resources and skills you need to improve your writing skills as you enter into advanced study of your field/discipline.

The Foundations of Graduate Writing series includes seven carefully selected workshops to help you increase your confidence and comfort with writing at the graduate level.

An optional letter of participation opportunity will be available; more details will be provided during the first workshop.

Wednesday, September 30th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Graduate Writer Mindset (Workshop 1), 1:00-2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Academic Voice (Workshop 2), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 7th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Recognizing the Parts of a Research Paper (Workshop 3), 1:00 - 2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Searching for Research Articles (Workshop 4 with Librarian Bernd Becker), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 14th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Abstracts and Literature Reviews (Workshop 5), 1:00 - 2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Sentence Variety and Rhythm (Workshop 6), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 21st, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (PT)
- Writing Productivity: Solo and Group Adventures (Workshop 7), 1:00 - 2:15
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 2:15 - 2:30

Zoom registration is required to attend. Spots fill quickly, so sign up soon! Though attendees will receive the most benefit from attending all the workshop sessions as a cohesive whole, you are welcome to register for whichever dates you can attend.

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For questions, email the Writing Center Director, Michelle Hager, at michelle.hager@sjsu.edu.

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How can SJSU’s resources, systems and decision-making structures better support our students and campus community?

Students, faculty, staff and administrators are invited to join an in-person conversation with the Accreditation Review Committee (ARC) about WASC Standard 3: Assuring Resources and Organizational Structures.

Your experiences and perspectives can help SJSU understand what is working well and where we can strengthen the resources and structures that support student success. The conversation will explore areas including staffing, facilities, finances, technology, information resources and organizational decision-making.

Your voice matters. Join the conversation and share your perspective.

Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Time: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm PST

Location: Martin Luther King Jr. Library, Room 225

In person only

Please note: this session will not be offered virtually, livestreamed, or recorded.

Your participation can help SJSU continue building an effective, inclusive and student-centered campus community.

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Join us on October 14 at 3:00 PM for an interactive Teaching Kitchen featuring Chef Terrance! Watch as Chef Terrance takes you through a live cooking demonstration, sharing his culinary skills, techniques, and tips along the way.

What the demonstration will be on is TBD. An update will be coming soon.

*Activity is free with the use of a meal swipe or purchase of a meal.
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Pay starts at $18.46 an hour and works with your class schedule. You just need a B in the class you would support and a sincere willingness to help out your fellow Spartans. Application HERE.

This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or https://sjsu.zoom.us/my/genlau

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This is your opportunity to:

Ask questionsOffer suggestionsShare ideas and experiencesWe hope you will join us and we look forward to seeing you there!

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Have you ever read a sentence and felt like there were way too many words in it? Here's an example: "For the first and earliest time in his short young life, Michael was experiencing and feeling the sensations commonly associated with love, an emotion he had never felt before.” It's a common misconception among beginning writers that using more words makes one's writing sound more intelligent. The opposite is true. The trick to good writing is to say as much as you can in as few words as possible. Keep the good stuff, let the rest go. This workshop will explore strategies for recognizing and removing wordiness from your writing.

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The MS in Transportation Management program is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Classes are held in the evening, allowing students to work full time while earning their degrees. Join a virtual information session to learn more!

📍If you are seeking a Graduate Certificate rather than an MSTM, or you prefer to begin taking classes towards the MSTM before you apply for admission to the program, register through Open University. Learn more on our website.

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We’ll begin by sharing information and critical perspectives on the ways that technology is used to collect and apply personal data in areas like credit scores, advertising and social media, and law enforcement. Then we’ll work together to find out what information Google, Meta and other companies have about each of us, and share tips for how to protect your own privacy online and off. There will be lots of opportunities to share your own thoughts and questions throughout. Come and join us for a spirited discussion on an important topic!

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

Come learn, create, collaborate, and see what's possible with AI!

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This workshop will help you:

-Break the Ice with Ease: Impactful conversation starters that feel natural and genuine.

-Pitch with Confidence: Design a compelling professional pitch.

-Build a Network That Works for You: Explore proven strategies to grow professional relationships.

-Conquer your networking fears and turn every interaction into an opportunity for growth.

Register in Handshake.

If you need any accommodations to participate, please contact the Career Center at 408-924-6031 or email careerhelp@sjsu.edu at least 48 hours before the start of the event.

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Arrive early to connect with like-minded Spartans, and stay after to enjoy food, refreshments, and more networking with the SpartUp Incubator community!

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Come learn from professionals from Adobe, LinkedIn, Joey Restaurants, Levi's Stadium, Marriott, and more.
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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, weeding, watering, seed-saving, composting and more! No experience necessary! Please register ahead of time.
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What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Join us on Zoom!

When: Friday, October 16th, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Location: Zoom (Register below for the Zoom link)

Faculty Champions in Accessibility Panelists:

Julian Vogel, College of Business
Sravani Vadlamani, College of Engineering
Yi Yuan, College of Health and Human Sciences
Kelsey Kraus, College of Humanities and the Arts
Rachel Lazzeri-Aerts, College of Social Sciences

Register for the Teaching for All Panel Discussion Zoom link! Be sure to add this event to your calendar!

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Come celebrate this year’s inspiring honorees and the incredible impact of arts and culture in San José!

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

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After the show, guests will walk the red carpet into the timeless glamour of the historic Corinthian Ballroom, where soaring Art Deco architecture, stately palm trees, and historic chandeliers create a breathtaking backdrop for an unforgettable Halloween celebration. Dance beneath the glow of festive lights to a live DJ, enjoy your favorite beverage, indulge in festive bites and sweet treats, bid on exceptional silent auction packages, and show off your creativity in our spirited costume contest.

All passes include both the Performance and Dance Party Celebration.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Feeling overwhelmed by reading dense research articles? You're not alone! Our interactive workshop series will level up your academic reading skills with practical strategies, including structure analysis and efficient skimming technique. Confidently dissect complex texts, save time, and ace your next project. Sign up today! All sessions are conducted online via Zoom. You can choose to attend one or both sessions.

Workshop Series Days and Times:

Monday, October 19th, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Monday, October 26th, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Workshop Series Topics:
Week 1: The Challenges, Myths, and Key to Reading Journal Articles
Week 2: Reading Journal Articles as a Researcher

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Duration: 75 minutes
Available Spaces: 40

Digital literacy around generative AI technology is important for students. Following the creation and launch of our AI Writer Toolbox, the Writing Center presents the "Writing and Generative AI" workshop for students, which will detail the basics of generative AI platforms and considerations about their uses in different parts of the writing process. Join us to learn if, when, and how you can use generative AI in a responsible and ethical way for your writing!

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Janine McCaffery — Senior Managing Director at Stewart Title, specializing in local and national commercial transactions across all asset types. Janine has held senior leadership roles at Chicago Title, Old Republic Title, and Heffernan Insurance Brokers, driving market share growth across the Bay Area.

Kristen Grado — Managing Director at JLL, leading the firm's new South Bay expansion at Santana Row. With over three decades in commercial real estate, Kristen spent over a decade at CBRE's NorCal Capital Markets team and is widely recognized as a champion for diversity and women in commercial real estate.

Laura Krueger, MBA — Managing Principal of Krueger Properties and Founder/Executive Director of Asset Locale. With over 15 years as a licensed California real estate broker, Laura has built a diversified portfolio spanning multifamily, short-term rentals, value-add, and commercial properties.

Michelle Goudeaux, RPA — Director of Operations at LBA Realty, leading strategic execution of a Class A commercial office portfolio across the San Francisco Bay Area. With over 20 years of experience spanning industrial, residential, mixed-use, and corporate workspace, Michelle previously served as Director of Property Management at Columbia Property Trust.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear diverse perspectives from four leaders shaping the future of commercial real estate.

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The research paper is a common type of writing in academics and in the professional world; like all genres, it has certain conventions. Readers expect a research paper to have certain parts--an abstract, an introduction, a literature review, methodology, etc.--but those parts can be unclear if you haven't written many research papers already. This workshop aims to demystify the parts of a research paper so you can recognize those parts when you see them (e.g., in academic journal articles) and so you can produce those parts yourself. (Please note that this workshop is intended for advanced/upper-division undergraduates or graduate-level students.)

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Moderator:

Paige Fry | SJSU Women's Soccer Team Captain, Vice President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

Featured Panelists:

Leslie Osborne | Co-Founder of Bay FC, Broadcaster, & Entrepreneur

A San Jose Sports Hall of Fame inductee and 10-year professional soccer veteran, Leslie spent six years anchoring the U.S. Women’s National Team, including winning a bronze medal at the 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Renowned for her leadership, she captained every professional club team she played for (FC Gold Pride, Boston Breakers, Chicago Red Stars). Leslie will share her journey navigating the transition from world-class athletics to sports business infrastructure as a Co-Founder of Bay FC and the San Francisco Signal volleyball team, an angel investor, a FOX Sports analyst, and a mom.

Andrea Lacy | Author, Founder, CEO, & Philanthropist

Marking a monumental 30 years in business, proud SJSU alumna Andrea Lacy ('93) returns to the campus where her national brand was born in the 1980s. While balancing multiple jobs as a student, Andrea accidentally transposed numbers in a recipe due to undiagnosed dyslexia—baking a dense batch of treats that unexpectedly became the award-winning Original Heart-Shaped Brownie®. Andrea will discuss her inspiring personal arc, navigating academic frameworks with dyslexia, transitioning from an extensive career in high tech to full-time entrepreneurship, and dedicating her platform to philanthropy and educational advocacy.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

Come learn, create, collaborate, and see what's possible with AI!

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Key Takeaways:
- Agentic systems are best designed by clarifying the workflow
- The five core subsystems provide a shared reference model
- Intelligence and autonomy levels to be determined after the workflow is defined

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Pay starts at $18.46 an hour and works with your class schedule. You just need a B in the class you would support and a sincere willingness to help out your fellow Spartans. Application HERE.

This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or
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Pay starts at $18.46 an hour and works with your class schedule. You just need a B in the class you would support and a sincere willingness to help out your fellow Spartans. Application HERE.

This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or

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Recruiting opportunities will be discussed after the presentation.

Organized by Division of Information Technology

If you have any questions about the event, please contact security@sjsu.edu.

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We will demonstrate the workflow from creating to hosting a podcast using various Adobe and Google tools, including:

Adobe Audition: digital audio software application for recording and editingAdobe Podcast: web browser tool permits recording, editing, and enhancing your voice without downloading any softwareGemini AI: create a podcast without a script and without recording any voicesThis workshop for SJSU faculty, staff and students is up to one hour in length.

Please Register using this Link

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During this session, you’ll work on your SMART goal, share progress, give and receive feedback, and practice the kind of inclusive leadership that creates real impact. Whether this is your first, second, or third SNT, you’re welcome here. We’ll make sure you have what you need to complete this step successfully.
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Each HumHonCultureCon event will feature extras and surprises.

Film and Event Format

Our series begins with the critically-prasied 2021 Indian film Jai Bhim (Tamil language with English subtitles), directed by T. J. Gnanavel and starring Suriya, a bracing historical drama about caste discrimination and the anti-caste movement based on an incident that occurred in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu in 1963.

Our Jai Bhim event will include a screening and discussion from 3:30–6:30 pm, followed by a reception and chance to continue conversation over refreshments. Discussants will offer fast 5-minute responses to the film from different perspectives.

IMDB Summary for Jai Bhim

When a tribal man is arrested for a case of alleged theft, his wife turns to a human-rights lawyer to help bring justice.

Reviewer Quotes

“[B]eautifully shoulders the responsibility of being a decisively realistic, social, issue-based drama without being preachy.” —Ashameera Aiyappan, Firstpost

“The amalgamation of the lead actor’s (Suriya) charisma, the urgency of the theme and the force of the no-holds-barred storytelling results in an immersive and riveting film that calls attention to the plight of an oppressed community languishing on the fringes of society.” —Saibal Chatterjee, New Delhi Television (NDTV)

For more information about the film: "Jai Bhim: The Indian film that overtook The Godfather on IMDb" (BBC).

Discussants include:

Sneha Dutta-Hazarika (Cal State faculty: SJSU Humanities & Sociology; CSU-East Bay, Sociology)

Aatika Singh (Stanford University, Ph.D. candidate in Art & Art History)

Aradhana Anandkumar (SJSU B.S. student '27, Humanities Honors alum)

In line with SJSU's 2026–27 programming theme of BELONGING, we have selected films that prompt us to ask one of two questions: "Who belongs?", or "Who does culture belong to?"

The event is free, but please RSVP to save your seat and help us plan!

Event Contact: humanities-honors-program@sjsu.edu

Sponsored by the College of Humanities and the Arts Artistic Excellence Programming Grants.

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This summer and fall, we're hosting two special events for you to reconnect with fellow alumni, meet current faculty and program leaders, and learn about exciting opportunities to support the next generation of educators through our growing teacher education programs.

We'll share information about ways you can support teacher candidates through field experiences and student teaching, including:

-Becoming a Mentor Teacher
-Serving as a Program Supervisor in our credential programs

We will also explore opportunities to stay connected and engaged with our educator community, such as:

-Joining the alumni event planning committee
-Helping launch an official SJSU Educator Alumni Network

Whether you're interested in mentoring, supervising, expanding your professional network, or simply reconnecting with the program, we'd love to see you there!

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Christopher Iseri

Christopher Iseri is a mixed media artist using quilting and sewing techniques to create visually complex and precise abstractions that question, fracture, and reorient perspective.

Christopher (b. 1986) lives and works in San José, California. He is represented by Moskowitz Bayse Gallery in Los Angeles, and his work has been included in numerous solo and group exhibitions; including the upcoming Quiet Rules at Moskowitz Bayse, Los Angeles opening July 11. He received his BFA from California Polytechnic State University in 2011."

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The research paper is a common type of writing in academics and in the professional world; like all genres, it has certain conventions. Readers expect a research paper to have certain parts--an abstract, an introduction, a literature review, methodology, etc.--but those parts can be unclear if you haven't written many research papers already. This workshop aims to demystify the parts of a research paper so you can recognize those parts when you see them (e.g., in academic journal articles) and so you can produce those parts yourself. (Please note that this workshop is intended for advanced/upper-division undergraduates or graduate-level students.)

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This workshop will help you write clear, concise, strong sentences. You will learn how to avoid using weak verbs, and instead, you'll be able to replace them with strong, muscle verbs that carry more meaning. You will also learn how to avoid two stylistic issues that occur when using weak verbs: nominalization and passive voice.

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Note: Please activate your SJSU Adobe license before attending this workshop. You can activate your license at tiny.sjsu.edu/getadobe

Oct 21, 2026

11:00 - 12:00 pm

Webinar via Zoom

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The current generation of older adults (65 years and older) are more likely to use alcohol and other substances as compared to prior generations of older adults. Additionally, older adults are often underdiagnosed and undertreated for substance use disorders. This talk will explore recent trends in substance use and substance use disorders among older adults, with a focus on factors that are unique to this population and may contribute to increasing rates of use among this group. Recent research on cannabis and opioid use will be highlighted.

Dr. Woodhead is professor in the Department of Psychology at SJSU. She is a licensed psychologist and holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from West Virginia University. Prior to starting at SJSU in 2012, Dr. Woodhead completed clinical and research postdoctoral training at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago and at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. Dr. Woodhead's research is on mental health and aging with a specific focus on substance use among older adults.

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Come prepared with questions about how to tailor your resume for this field, what employers look for, and what working in this industry looks like.

Pizza and drinks will be available, so come by, chat with our employer representatives, and earn free pizza!

Plus, if you fill your networking tracker with stamps, you can be entered to win a special prize. Challenge yourself to talk to ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) representatives and the employers in attendance!

Recommended Attire: Business casual

To get the most out of the event: Check out the informational interview questions in our Job and Internship Search Guide (pg. 9). You can find all of our career guides on our website: careercenter.sjsu.edu > Students > Career Guides

We hope to see you there!

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All Career Center in-person events are wheelchair accessible. Individuals requiring additional accommodations should contact the Career Center at 408-924-6031 or email careerhelp@sjsu.edu at least 48 hours before the start of the event. Tower ID required for event entry.

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Graduate writing is different from undergraduate writing, and writing is a communication skill that you need to master regardless of your major. Do you know all the parts of a graduate research paper? How to write an abstract or literature review? How to find articles based on your research question? How to seamlessly integrate sources into your writing?

The Writing Center is here to help! We have partnered with the College of Graduate Studies to help you gain the resources and skills you need to improve your writing skills as you enter into advanced study of your field/discipline.

The Foundations of Graduate Writing series includes seven carefully selected workshops to help you increase your confidence and comfort with writing at the graduate level.

An optional letter of participation opportunity will be available; more details will be provided during the first workshop.

Wednesday, September 30th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Graduate Writer Mindset (Workshop 1), 1:00-2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Academic Voice (Workshop 2), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 7th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Recognizing the Parts of a Research Paper (Workshop 3), 1:00 - 2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Searching for Research Articles (Workshop 4 with Librarian Bernd Becker), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 14th, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (PT)
- Abstracts and Literature Reviews (Workshop 5), 1:00 - 2:15
- Break, 2:15 - 2:30
- Sentence Variety and Rhythm (Workshop 6), 2:30 - 3:45
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 3:45 - 4:00

Wednesday, October 21st, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (PT)
- Writing Productivity: Solo and Group Adventures (Workshop 7), 1:00 - 2:15
- Discussion, Q&A, Evaluations, 2:15 - 2:30

Zoom registration is required to attend. Spots fill quickly, so sign up soon! Though attendees will receive the most benefit from attending all the workshop sessions as a cohesive whole, you are welcome to register for whichever dates you can attend.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

Distinguish between scaffolding and shortcut uses of AI reading tools in your own course designGenerate and customize a NotebookLM Audio Overview from your own course materialsDesign a reading activity sequence that uses AI as a bridge into the text, not a substitute for itWalk away with at least one ready-to-use activity for an upcoming course unit

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Sponsored by the College of Humanities and the Arts Artistic Excellence Programming Grant.

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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Date: October 22, 2026
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Register for Introduction to Qualtrics: A Workshop on Effective Survey Design and Data

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Drowning in deadlines and battling procrastination? You're not alone! These feelings so often lead to writers feeling overwhelmed and burned out. In this workshop, you'll gain practical tools and techniques to optimize your writing time. We'll debunk common myths about productivity, discuss solutions, and explore techniques for enhancing your solo writing time.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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All tickets (except discounted SJSU student tickets) will include a copy of Partita, which will be available for pick-up at the event. Please note that Ms. Kingsolver will not be signing books at this reading. This event is made possible thanks to the College of Humanities and the Arts' Artist Excellence Programming Grant. Proceeds from the event benefit Steinbeck in the Schools, a program offering free curriculum for K-12 students and teachers.

Supported by a College of Humanities & the Arts’ Artistic Excellence Programming Grant

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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Friday–Saturday: Build. Innovate. Make an Impact.

Join students from across the Bay Area for a 30-hour+ interdisciplinary hackathon focused on using AI to solve real-world sustainability challenges.

Experience:
AI & Sustainability Challenges: Build innovative solutions to real-world problems.

Workshops & Mentoring: Learn from industry professionals and technical experts.

Network & Collaborate: Connect with peers, sponsors, and industry partners.

Showcase & Compete: Present your project and compete for prizes.

SJSU students register in Handshake.
Open to all students from universities and community colleges across multiple disciplines!

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This is not just for tech majors. If you're curious about innovation, ethics, or how AI affects your field, this conference is for you.

What’s in it for you:

Hear from experts in education, industry, and startupsSee how AI connects to your major or career goalsMeet students, faculty, and professionalsLearn what responsible innovation really meansThis is your chance to ask questions, make connections, and explore what AI means for your future.

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This is hosted by the Lucas College and Graduate School of Business and the SpartUp: Silicon Valley Center for Entrepreneurship.

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This is not just for tech majors. If you're curious about innovation, ethics, or how AI affects your field, this conference is for you.

What’s in it for you:

Hear from experts in education, industry, and startups
See how AI connects to your major or career goals
Meet students, faculty, and professionals
Learn what responsible innovation really means
Free for students to attend right here at SJSU

This is your chance to ask questions, make connections, and explore what AI means for your future.
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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

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• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
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This virtual event is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is required at https://forms.gle/i89nvimd8PZiBh7A7

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Sponsored by the College of Humanities and the Arts Artistic Excellence Programming Grant.

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, weeding, watering, seed-saving, composting and more! No experience necessary! Please register ahead of time.
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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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Organized by Division of Information Technology
For questions, contact: security@sjsu.edu

Like in previous years, we have a contest! However, instead of just posters, we're expanding it to include digital media. As part of this month’s theme, we want to see content highlighting how the Spartan community can keep their technology safe. This includes topics such as:

Using 2FA when creating an account.Updating devices regularly.Using a password manager.Creating secure passwords.Please submit photos, movies, and audio here to be included. The prizes are as follows, and we will notify everyone about the winners via the emails provided by contestants. We look forward to seeing your submission!

First Place: $75 Amazon Gift CardSecond Place: $50 Amazon Gift CardThird Place: $25 Amazon Gift CardIf you have any event questions, please contact security@sjsu.edu.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Feeling overwhelmed by reading dense research articles? You're not alone! Our interactive workshop series will level up your academic reading skills with practical strategies, including structure analysis and efficient skimming technique. Confidently dissect complex texts, save time, and ace your next project. Sign up today! All sessions are conducted online via Zoom. You can choose to attend one or both sessions.

Workshop Series Days and Times:

Monday, October 19th, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Monday, October 26th, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Workshop Series Topics:
Week 1: The Challenges, Myths, and Key to Reading Journal Articles
Week 2: Reading Journal Articles as a Researcher

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Pay starts at $18.46 an hour and works with your class schedule. You just need a B in the class you would support and a sincere willingness to help out your fellow Spartans. Application HERE.

This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or
https://sjsu.zoom.us/my/genlau

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This is a hybrid session - please join us in person at SSC 602 or

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The MS in Transportation Management program is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Classes are held in the evening, allowing students to work full time while earning their degrees. Join a virtual information session to learn more!

📍If you are seeking a Graduate Certificate rather than an MSTM, or you prefer to begin taking classes towards the MSTM before you apply for admission to the program, register through Open University. Learn more on our website.

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Join our weekly Global Connections meetup to connect with people from around the world, explore cultural topics, and learn tips for improving your overall well being. We meet every Monday from 2:00-3:00 PM during the semester. Topics change weekly and location may vary. Hosted by International student & Scholar Services (ISSS), International Gateways, and Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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If you need any accommodations to participate, please contact the Career Center at 408-924-6031 or email careerhelp@sjsu.edu at least 48 hours before the start of the event.

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Our MBA program is ranked among the top 50 nationally (Poets&Quants 2026, Fortune 2025) and #1 among public universities in California.

Join our information session to learn more about the Early Career MBA and MBA for Professionals programs at San José State University.

#MBA #business #management #administration #gradschool #professionaldevelopment #sjsubusiness #LGSB

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

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Note: Please activate your SJSU Adobe license before attending this workshop. You can activate your license at tiny.sjsu.edu/getadobe

Oct 28, 2026

11:00 - 12:00 pm

Webinar via Zoom

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This workshop will help you:

-Break the Ice with Ease: Impactful conversation starters that feel natural and genuine.

-Pitch with Confidence: Design a compelling professional pitch.

-Build a Network That Works for You: Explore proven strategies to grow professional relationships.

-Conquer your networking fears and turn every interaction into an opportunity for growth.

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If you need any accommodations to participate, please contact the Career Center at 408-924-6031 or email careerhelp@sjsu.edu at least 48 hours before the start of the event.

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In this training, you will learn successful strategies on how to search for scholarly research articles using library resources such as the OneSearch catalog, specialized databases, and even Google Scholar.

We will also demonstrate the organic research process, showing both our thought process and how to troubleshoot common mistakes live. We will wrap up by detailing all the free research support available to you both in person and online from the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library.

Note: This training will be held several times this semester. The same material is covered each time, so you only need to register once. (You are welcome to attend multiple sessions if you ever want a refresher.)

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What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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In this workshop you will be introduced to conducting t-tests analyses using SPSS, covering fundamental concepts, step-by-step procedures, and practical applications.

Complete Series: https://library.sjsu.edu/c.php?g=230360&p=9218094

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What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Feeling overwhelmed by reading dense research articles? You're not alone! Our interactive workshop series will level up your academic reading skills with practical strategies, including structure analysis and efficient skimming technique. Confidently dissect complex texts, save time, and ace your next project. Sign up today! All sessions are conducted online via Zoom. You can choose to attend one or both sessions.

Workshop Series Days and Times:
Thursday, October 29th, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Thursday, November 5th, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Workshop Series Topics:
Week 1: The Challenges, Myths, and Key to Reading Journal Articles
Week 2: Reading Journal Articles as a Researcher

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Have you had an instructor comment that your essay has excellent content, but your writing is weakened by too many serious grammar errors? In this workshop, we will review some of the most common grammar and punctuation errors in student writing, including run-ons, comma splices, and general punctuation misuse.

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This event takes place on Thursday, October 29, 2026 at the SJSU Student Union Theater at 7 PM.

Neuroqueering poetics, Ellis and rhode writes toward deft and loving excess: spillage, echolalia, stutter, loop, and non-linear detour, refiguring what the lyric can be and what the body can do. Their poems revolt against all forms of supremacy, inviting us into unexpected kinship with animal, mineral, vegetal, and heavenly bodies, each replete with its own languages, temporalities, histories, and worlds

JJJJJerome Ellis's Aster of Ceremonies asks what rites we need now and how poetry, astir in the asters, can help them along. What is the relationship between fleeing and feeling? How can the voices of those who came before—and the stutters that leaven those voices—carry into our present moment, mingling with our own? When Ellis writes, “Bring me the stolen will / Bring me the stolen well,” his voice is a conduit, his “me” is many. Through the grateful invocations of ancestors—Hannah, Mariah, Kit, Jan, and others—and their songs, he rewrites history, creating a world that blooms backward, reimagining what it means for Black and disabled people to have taken, and to continue to take, their freedom.

heidi andrea restrepo rhodes' latest collection, Ampersand Organ: a more-than-human lyric, is a fearless, expansive collection that blurs the boundary between body and poem, wielding a liberatory lyric impulse that revels from neuron to nebula and back. Here is a book of many hearts, a revolutionary tide pool, a mycelial space and sensorium where our neural pathways are “always shared, collective, and entangled.” In this “more-than-human lyric,” heidi andrea restrepo rhodes offers the ampersand, a mode of encounter that unfixes the reader. This form—a lyric prose poem beginning, midsentence, with an ampersand—accesses the intimacies of a life shaped by perpetual “and-ing.” These ampersands move by associative leap, synesthetic braid, and inter-species blur to revel in everything that makes us more than singular subjects. .

JJJJJerome Ellis (any pronoun) is a Grenadian-Jamaican-American artist, surfer, and person who stutters. Through music, performance, writing, video, and photography, Ellis asks what stuttering can teach us about listening, generosity, and justice. JJJJJerome has the great privilege of being married to poet-ecologist Luísa Black Ellis. They live in a monastery on a creek in traditional Nansemond and Chesepioc territory, aka Norfolk, VA. JJJJJerome dreams of building a sonic bath house! Concepts that organize the artist’s practice include: unknowing, improvisation, fugitivity, illegibility, inheritance, opacity, prayer, gap, contradiction, aporia, eternity, unpredictability, interruption, silence, and devotion. Ellis researches relationships among blackness, disabled speech, divinity, nature, sound, and time. The artist’s body of work includes: contemplative soundscapes using saxophone, flute, dulcimer, electronics, and vocals; scores for plays and podcasts; albums combining spoken word with ambient and jazz textures; theatrical explorations involving live music and storytelling; and music-video-poems that seek to transfigure archival documents.

heidi andrea restrepo rhodes is a queer, non-binary, crip/disabled, brown, writer, artist, scholar, educator, cultural worker and creature of the Colombian diaspora. They are author of The Inheritance of Haunting, Afterlives of Discovery: Speculative Geographies in the Settler Colonial Imaginary, Wayward Creatures, and Ampersand Organ: a more-than-human lyric. They are a professor of feminist, queer, and disability studies; and poetry co-editor at Apogee Journal. Their poetry and creative non-fiction have been published in American Poetry Review, The Normal School, Michigan Quarterly Review, Alocasia, Poetry, and Waxwing, among other places. They live in Tongva lands otherwise known as southern California.

This event is made possible thanks to the support of the Lewandowski Family Foundation, and the College of Humanities and the Arts' Artist Excellence Programming Grant.

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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, weeding, watering, seed-saving, composting and more! No experience necessary! Please register ahead of time.
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• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

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Friday, October 30th, 2026, at 4:00 PM
Hosted in Art Building, Room 210
Open to everyone
18 spots available
Price for workshop and materials: $10 Guild / $20 Non-Guild

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Tentative Program

Thriller - Michael Jackson

Funeral March of a Marionette - Charles Gounod

String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor (Dresden Quartet), Op. 110: II. Allegro Molto - Dmitri Shostakovich

Tubular Bells (Theme from The Exorcist) - Mike Oldfield

Stranger Things (Theme) - S U R V I V E

Beetlejuice (Theme) - Danny Elfman

The Addams Family (Theme) - Vic Mizzy

Halloween (Theme) - John Carpenter

Psycho (Prelude) - Bernard Herrmann

Ghostbusters (Theme) - Ray Parker Jr.

Danse Macabre - Camille Saint-Saëns

Night on Bald Mountain - Modest Mussorgsky

Der Erlkönig - Franz Schubert

Medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas - Danny Elfman

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Dancing Queen - ABBA

SOS - ABBA

Money, Money, Money - ABBA

Voulez Vous - ABBA

Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen

I Want to Break Free - Queen

Killer Queen - Queen

Waterloo - ABBA

Super Trouper - ABBA

Mamma Mia - ABBA

Don't Stop Me Now - Queen

We Will Rock You - Queen

We Are the Champions - Queen

Gimme Gimme Gimme - ABBA

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We are a 1/4 acre student led garden located across from the dining commons (372 E San Salvador St.) We grow fruits, veggies, native plants, and wilflowers, and donate what we grow to the Spartan Pantry and SJSU community. We need your help!

Volunteers will help with planting, harvesting, weeding, watering, seed-saving, composting and more! No experience necessary! Please register ahead of time.
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• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
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Discuss? Illustrate? Explain? Developed with multilingual students in mind but open to all, this workshop will help break down the “thinking verbs” commonly used in prompts. By creating a graphic representation of each verb, you will be able to better understand exactly what you need to discuss and how to incorporate your own research as your organize the structure of your paper.

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During this session, you’ll work on your SMART goal, share progress, give and receive feedback, and practice the kind of inclusive leadership that creates real impact. Whether this is your first, second, or third SNT, you’re welcome here. We’ll make sure you have what you need to complete this step successfully.
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Before joining Google, Bhavesh spent over 12 years as a Development Director at Hines, the globally recognized real estate development firm, managing projects across San Diego and Orange County. He holds a professional certification in Urban Planning and Development from UC San Diego and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science from Boston University — a background that informs his integrated approach to real estate development, sustainability, and urban design.

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The event will feature a panel of high-level corporate executives moderated by SJSU Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Vincent Del Casino Jr. Panelists will share their perspectives on executive leadership, strategic thinking, decision-making, organizational leadership, career advancement, and navigating complex professional environments.

Attendees will hear directly from accomplished leaders about how they developed their careers, the experiences that prepared them for executive-level responsibilities, and the skills they believe emerging professionals need to succeed in an evolving workplace.

Following the panel discussion, students and alumni will have dedicated time to network directly with executives, fellow Spartans, and other professionals while enjoying free pizza.

The evening will also feature opportunities in business, STEM, technology, finance, management, communications, public service, and beyond.

What to Expect

Executive-level perspectives on leadership and strategic thinkingA moderated discussion led by SJSU Provost Vincent Del Casino Jr.Insights into career advancement and executive decision-makingOpportunities to connect directly with senior corporate leadersProfessional networking with SJSU students, alumni, and executivesCareer and leadership opportunities spanning business, STEM, and beyondFree pizza and an opportunity to build your Spartan professional networkWhether you are just beginning to explore your career options or already thinking about your long-term leadership journey, Dinner with the Executives offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from experienced leaders and expand your professional network.

Open to all SJSU students and alumni.

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This event is in collaboration with the Responsible Computing Club, Society of Women Engineers, SHRM@SJSU, Product Management Association, Theta Tau, Marketing Association, Women in Business, Financial Management Association (FMA), NSDC, MISA, AI/ML Club, Latino Business Student Association (LBSA), Black Business Student Association (BBSA), NETS ALPFA, and Graduate Business Student Association (GBSA).

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Enjoy live performances, artist presentations, hot chocolate, tamales, and community connection at our reception on Thurs., October 8, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Free and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

Visit our website to learn more about additional Día de Muertos programming in San José: library.sjsu.edu/artofremembrance.

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Whether you're working on a class assignment, building a passion project, supporting your community, or simply curious about AI, we've got the resources to help you get started.

What you'll find:
• State-of-the-art computers and powerful AI software
• Responsible AI tools for academic, public service, and community projects
• Collaborative workspaces for individuals and small groups
• Open access for anyone with a valid SJSU Tower Card or SJPL Library Card

Come learn, create, collaborate, and see what's possible with AI!

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