Pasos Program - El Paso Community College

One week away!! Join us to learn about advocating for causes that are important to you! Dec. 2 at the AST flexitorium 10 am to 1 pm.

We are just a few hours away from our Oral History event! Don’t forget to join us! We welcome historian Angelina Martinez who will share her research on school segregation on the U.S.-Mexico border. This talk is titled, "Unveiling the Past: Conversations of School Segregation in the Borderland".



This virtual event will be moderated by EPCC History Faculty, Gene Morales at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16 on Blackboard Collaborate,

https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/86771beb183d4c19b8d61794290dc676

Let your voice be heard! Learn about how to be an advocate in your community. Join us Dec. 2 for the great insights and information.

The EPCC theater will hold Auditions for its coming show at the EPCC Transmountain Campus, come and join us.

📚 Calling all EPCC students! 📢 Spring 2024 brings an exciting opportunity to enhance your writing skills. Join our Technical Writing class for effective communication, problem-solving, and career development. 🌟 Don't miss out!

Join the El Paso Museum of Archaeology in celebration of Native American Heritage Month happening Saturday, November 25 starting at 12 PM

Schedule of Activities:
🦅12:00 PM to 1:30 PM - Arts and Crafts with Ysleta del Sur Pueblo
Ysleta del Sur Pueblo is a U.S. federally recognized Native American tribe and sovereign nation. It was established in 1682 by the Tribal community known as "Tigua.”

🦅2:00 PM to 3:30 PM - Presenting the Manso Nation, a talk with Cruz Camargo
Cruz Natividad Camargo is the son of late Natividad Camargo, one of the last known full-blooded members of the Manso Nation. As an Elder of the Nation, he is proud of his legacy and to share it with the general public.

Cruz will be sharing Manso traditions, beliefs, dances and stories, passed on to him by his father. Cruz will also talk about their medicine wheel, explaining how it works. The public will be able to interact, ask questions and learn their spirit totem, affinity color, and mineral through the medicine wheel.

🦅6:30 PM Annual Native American Storytelling event with Alex Mares at the museum’s gazebo.
Alex is a formally trained Native American storyteller and interpreter whose cultural background includes Diné, Pueblo, Jicotec and Spanish.
He will be sharing Coyote stories meant to be told only during the winter months by Navajo, Pueblo and Apache tribes.

Participants will gather around a campfire and hot chocolate will be served. Please dress warmly and bring folding chairs and blankets.

All events and activities are free and open to the public.

For more information, please email [email protected]

Explore, discover, and win big! 🌟🔬 Show off your scientific prowess in our Science Poster Contest for a shot at a valuable scholarship.

El Paso Community College

Please join us for the latest installment of the Pasos Program Oral History Project found in the EPCC Library database, https://epcc.libguides.com/Pasosoralhistoryproject
 
We welcome historian Angelina Martinez who will share her research on school segregation on the U.S.-Mexico border. This talk is titled, "Unveiling the Past: Conversations of School Segregation in the Borderland". 
 
This virtual event will be moderated by EPCC History Faculty, Gene Morales at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16 on Blackboard Collaborate,
https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/86771beb183d4c19b8d61794290dc676
 
This event is open to all. 
See you there!

Did you visit our table today for the 🙂 we enjoyed ourselves! Thanks to everyone for an excellent day!

Join us this weekend for the we will be there to cheer on our friends, handout information, and play games. It’s a free family friendly event!