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This document provides information about events for Black Family Weekend and Celebraci坦n de la Familia from November 4-6 at UCSB. It lists 4 events on Friday, November 4th including a multicultural mixer, Black family barbecue, and Latinx family celebration. It also lists tours of the UCSB campus on Friday in English and Spanish. On Saturday, November 5th there is a workshop for families in English and Spanish to discuss concerns of college students and families and learn how to build a support network at UCSB.
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- 1. Creating Community Black Family Weekend and Celebraci坦n de la Familia November 4 - 6th RSVP for the Following 4 Events osl.sa.ucsb.edu/pfw/ Questions: (805) 893-4737 Friday, November 4th We are Family Multicultural Mixer 3:30 pm 6:00 pm / Student Resource Building Forum Families are welcome to join students, administrators, staff, and faculty for a reception honoring and celebrating the diversity of our campus community. Black Family Reunion Barbecue 2:00pm 4:00 pm Student Resource Building Lawn Join us in celebrating the rich culture of the Black community at UCSB. This is a great chance to meet Black faculty, staff, and Santa Barbara community members in a fun and festive setting. Celebraci坦n de la Familia 3:30 pm 5:30 pm /Theater and Dance Courtyard Lets celebrate the rich culture of the Latin@ community at UCSB. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet Latin@ staff, faculty, and community members in a great celebraci坦n. Historical and Cultural Traditions Tour of UCSB 9:30 am 10:30 am or 11:00 am 12 noon Meet Outside the University Center Main Lobby (in English and Spanish), (en ingl辿s y espa単ol) Building Bridges and Fostering Communities: A Workshop for Families 12:00 pm 1:30 pm /Student Resource Building (in English and Spanish) (en ingl辿s y espa単ol) Are you looking for a place to discuss common concerns of college students and their families? This workshop is full of hot topics and resources to support fam- ilies of college students. Learn how to assemble a positive network of students, families, faculty, and staff and create a successful UCSB experience for the whole family. Join is in cultivating roots and building UCSB connections! Saturday, November 5th