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Location: Various Food Truck Locations Between the PAC and Library
First 1,500 registered attendees will receive a free meal from The Habit Burger Grill. Stop by any of the four food trucks to redeem your meal ticket. (Registration does not guarantee a meal. Meals distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.)

Location: Library and Hart Gym Walkway (see map for booth location)
Learn about all of the academic degree programs and student support services available to help students succeed at Â鶹´«Ã½! Drop off your opportunity drawing ticket at the main stage where the DJ will announce the winners throughout the evening. Prizes will be held on stage until the end of the event, then can be picked up Mon. – Fri., 8 – 5 pm, at SAC 150. Prizes will be held until Friday, April 24. Winner need not be present to win, and will be notified.

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This informative presentation will highlight the respected Â鶹´«Ã½ Honors Program, university transfer guarantee/agreement programs, Irvine Valley Promise, and Q&A with representatives from each area. Seating is limited (first-come, first-served). This session is offered twice: at 5 pm and at 6:30 pm.

• President's Welcome - Dr. John Hernandez, College President
• Vice President's Welcome - Dr. Martha McDonald, Vice President for Student Services
• Honors Program - Dr. Emily Liu, Â鶹´«Ã½ Honors Program Director, English Professor
• University Transfer - Tuan Nguyen, Transfer Center Coordinator/Counselor
• Promise Program - Frank Rivera, Director of Outreach and Strategic Partnerships

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Join us for a behind the scenes tour of Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s Performing Arts Center. Visit the Rezanoor Main Stage, the Black Box Studio Theater, join current Performing Arts students and faculty for a sample Theater class, and participate in a Q&A session about life at Â鶹´«Ã½. Sample Class led by Theater Arts Faculty Martin Noyes, renowned Southern California fight choreographer, actor, and director. Q&A Session with current Dance, Music, and Theater students and faculty. This session is offered twice: at 5 pm and at 6:30 pm.

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Meet in front of the stage at 4:45pm to walk together as a group to the VA building.
Enjoy a fun, self-paced tour through our new Visual Arts building, classrooms, and studios. Get a chance to connect with the students, faculty, and staff in the Department of Art! Visualize your creative future as you learn about digital media, studio art, design, video, interactive media, printmaking, ceramics, photography, and more! Watch live art-making demonstrations in ceramics and printmaking, or check out the video production spaces! After walking through these state-of-the-art facilities, feel free to relax and take a break in our comfortable lounge areas!

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GAP4+1 is a unique pathway program and partnership between Â鶹´«Ã½ and California State University, Fullerton. Students in the program are guaranteed to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in business administration (with a concentration in accounting) in four years and a master’s degree (optional) with one additional year. With this degree, students expand their career choices from traditional international and national accounting firms to positions involving data analytics, process automation, business technology positions, and more. Come and see why 98% of students in the program have full time offers BEFORE they graduate. Presenter: Professor Don Bradshaw; Oliver Cajayon, President of the CSUF Accounting Society

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Join us for an evening with trailblazing women in STEM! Our panel features accomplished scientists and engineers shaping the future in biomedical engineering, manufacturing, and human-computer interaction. Discover their stories, learn from their journeys, ask questions, and find out how to turn your passion into a career. Panelists: Dongmei Huang, Senior Clinical Quality Manager at BD; Sophia Yonus, IBM Human-Computer Interaction Engineer; Stephanie Gebhardt-Rath, Senior Watershed Specialist for Heal the Bay

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Thinking about returning to college or continuing your education? This session is designed for students 25 years of age or older who want to explore the many opportunities Â鶹´«Ã½ has to offer adult learners, including academic programs, career pathways, and the many support services available to help them succeed. You’ll also hear directly from current adult learner students as they share their experiences transitioning back to college and balancing school with life responsibilities. Presenter: Dr. Amanda Romero, Career Education Counselor/Professor