An invitation to MIP faculty, all CCSF Counselors, CCSF student leaders, and the Philippine Studies Department:

You are invited to an inspiring workshop with Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales, Ph.D., Founder and Director of Pin@y Educational Partnerships (PEP) and Associate Professor of Asian American Studies at San Francisco State. Her research focuses on Filipina/o American youth, community studies, critical performance pedagogy and Pinayism, a concept she coined in 1995.

PEP is a unique model program that integrates innovative teaching practices with a culturally infused curriculum. Their curriculum emphasizes Filipina/o American Studies, in particular: the arts, one-on-one mentoring, leadership/self-determination training, and inter-generational education. Find out how they attract and engage students of all ages, from kindergarten to seniors in the same class. Walk away with a vision of how you too, can put these ideas into practice. PEP is a service learning program that produces critical educators and curriculum for public schools thru community colleges/universities, and in the community. For detailed information on PEP and resources, go to www.pepsf.org.

 

* Please RSVP, so we can plan accordingly *
Note: We will not be offering refreshments because of budget constraints.