ALT CMTENGA 3A03 - The Art of Change This interdisciplinary course will equip students with the skills and tools they need to support and lead change-based initiatives. Building on foundational principles of community engagement, students will learn about theories of change, systems thinking, organizational theory and structures, and facilitation techniques and tools used to support community change. Case studies of real-life change initiatives will help students understand how change occurs and how individuals can effect change in real-world issues. Students will have the opportunity to collaborate with the Office of Community Engagement and apply their learning to address a real-life community issue. Eligible towards the Interdisciplinary Minor in Community Engagement. Open to students in Level 3 & above across faculties. Enrol on Mosaic by Sept. 11.

ALT Poster with a blue blackground. The title of this poster with white letters at the middle of the poster that says "Workshop Panel: Grant Writing - Where to Apply and How" In the middle of the poster we have the photos and titles of the three panelists: Dr. José Moran-Mirabal, Professor, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. Dr. Elena Verdú, Professor, Department of Medicine Dr. Maureen Lagos, Associate Professor, Materials Science and Engineering Department In the middle of the poster we have the Date April 15, 2024; followed by Time 01:15pm and lcoation Farncombe Atrium. The Logo of LANMU is at the bottom left, the QR Code at the bottom of the poster and at the bottom right is the LAHSSSI Logo.

ALT Dr. Maureen Joel Lagos working on the Nion HERMES 100 electron microscope.

ALT Maureen Joel Lagos (left) with graduate-level students using the Nion HERMES 100 for their research.

ALT A poster with the titled in the upper centre of the poster titled "Inaugural Latin American & Latinx Studies Seminar". On the left side of the poster the title of the talk is "Mapping the horizon of social and ecological justice: An open dialogue on cultivating inclusivity in the classroom, on campus, and beyond. Below are details of the event: Wednesday, March 13, 2024 12:30pm-1:30pm PGCLL Room 12. Below this in maroon letters the following is written: All are invted! Todos están invitados! Todos estao convidados! On the right side of the poster we have a picture of Dr. Guillermo Douglass-Jaimes who is wearing glasses, and a blue hat. At the bottom of the poster the logos for the Latin American Network at McMaster University, the Black Student Success Centre, the Africa and Black Diaspora Studies program, and the School of Earth, Environment and Society.

ALT The title of the poster on the upper middle part reads "Calling all Latin American/Latinx Students!" On the left hand of the image the following text is shown: Are you a current Latin American/Latinx graduate student? Are you a Latin American/Latinx undergraduate student considering graduate school? Join us for LANMU's winter 2024 book club to discuss "The Latinx Guide to Graduate School" Partipating students will receive a free copy of this book! If you are interested in registering, please send an email to narrora@mcmaster.ca with the subject line "LANMU book club". Session will occur in April 2024! On the right hand of the image the book cover of the book "Latinx Guide to Graduate School can be found" on the bottom of the book cover there are several Latinx students with graduation caps that include the flag of México, flag of Guatemala.