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Monica Coloso + Jenny Phu, CSUF, Financial Aid College is affordable! The Office of Financial Aid will provide an overview on how to apply to receive financial aid, eligibility information, types of aid and scholarship search resources. It is never too early to explore financial aid availability to assist you with your educational goals.

How to Pay for College Room 1502, Mihaylo Hall

Tu-Uyen Nguyen, Ph.D. - Asian American Studies Program This workshop features CSUF students and parents of college students. They will share their experience of college life, lessons learned, and offer suggestions to help prospective students and parents prepare for the overall university experience.

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Barbara Schiller-Harvery - CSUF University Outreach & Veterans Certification - Transfer Services Transfer students are invited to attend this session to learn what majors are offered at CSUF, how to prepare for admission, what services are available to help them make a smooth transition into the University, and application tips.

How to Transfer & Apply for Admission to CSUF Room 1307, Mihaylo Hall

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Delia Tijerina - CSUF University Outreach & Veterans Certification - Special Events Planning to apply for Fall 2012? This session will feature what you can do to prepare for admission to a CSU, and what services and majors are available at CSUF.

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Why College? Room 1313, Mihaylo HallFacilitator: Dawn Valencia, CSUF University Outreach & Veterans Certification This workshop will provide a general overview including information for younger students to learn why college should be an option for them. Professionals from the Vietnamese community will share their personal experiences to encourage and motivate students to go to college.

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Class I Room 1313, Mihaylo Hall Wanna Play a Game of Health?Eileen Walsh, Ph.D. - Assistant professor - Department of Sociology - College of Humanities and Social Sciences Using a game type format, data from a research study will be presented in a fun way to tickle the imagination of youngsters and enable them to understand issues related to immigrant health practices.

Class V Room 1117, Mihaylo Hall Let’s Play a Game: Inside the Doodle Factory - Understanding the Soviet EconomyLynn Sargeant, Ph.D. - Vice Chair, Associate Professor - Department of History Americans have a hard time understanding the Soviet economy. We are used to being able to buy whatever we want and whenever we want. Soviet citizens were stuck buying what was available. Soviet products were frequently ugly and poorly made, but Soviet consumers bought them because nothing else was available. During this game, students will have a chance to participate in a Soviet-style economy. In the process, they will learn about some of the fundamental economic and social problems of the Soviet system.

Class II Room 1307, Mihaylo Hall Part I: Dancing with EarthquakesUksun Kim, Ph.D., P.E., LEED AP - Associate Professor - Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering Presentation topic will be related to the Earthquake-Resistant Building Design using dampers and base isolation systems

Class IV Room 1308, Mihaylo Hall Physics PhunMurtadha Khakoo, Ph.D. - Professor of Physics, & Shovit Bhari, Instructional Support Staff, Physics We will show how things spin around and how we can control spinners (e.g. figure skaters, ballerinas) using spinning phun platphorms. Then we will chill out with some liquid nitrogen and smash some phrozen phlowers and phruit. We will destroy a racket ball in liquid nitrogen! We will suspend an object in air magically using supercool-ed magnets. Phancy that!

Part II: Math-e-MagicianZair Ibragimov, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor - Department of Mathematics Presentation will focus on showing “tricks” to add large numbers, count fast, and to guess numbers that someone is thinking, including some geometric problems like how to make a rectangle of largest area when perimeter is fixed, etc.

Class III Room 1303, Mihaylo Hall Part I: Why Harry Potter got a Lamborghini and Hermione got a PriusShu-Chen Jenny Yen, Ph.D. - Associate Professor - Department of Child and Adolescent Studies Presentation will be a discussion on pre-teens’ temperament/personality. The goal of this class is to help them understand their personality and possible career choices.

Part II: Power – Pollution = ?Chean Chin Ngo, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering - College of Engineering & Computer Science Presentation will discuss green energy, with a focus on solar and wind power.

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