Email - salhanich@sfsu.edu Student Services Building Room 206 is home to many memories. The space will be undergoing renovations over summer. Its old charm will be missed. Join us for one last lunch on Wednesday, May 8, from 122 p.m. RSVP here: bit.ly/3JwS05P

Email - riskmgmt@sfsu.edu Join Risk and Safety Services for a forum on promoting wellbeing, personal preparedness and outdoor safety on Thursday, May 9, 12 p.m. 1 p.m., in Library 286.

Cost - Free and open to the public Email - poetry@sfsu.edu Phone - 4153382227 The Poetry Center presents the fourth iteration of its New Voice Series, featuring poet Jennifer S. Cheng, with Karla Myn Khine, and Evelyn Jo. The New Voice Series brings together a poet alum of SF State's Creative Writing MFA program, a current graduate student in that program, and an undergrad poet (any major) selected from across the SF State campus. Poetry Center student staff select the undergraduate poet, based on an open call for work, and introduce the writers. Following the poets, we'll turn it into a party, with music by Neblinas del Pacfico whose members include current MFA candidate in Creative Writing May-Li Khoe and Federico Ardila, Professor of Mathematics at SF State. Join us!

Friday, May 10

Cost - Free Email - at@sfsu.edu Curious about AI and what it might mean for you as a student? Generative AI has become a topic of interest in the popular media, business, and at colleges across the country that may have left you wondering what the hype is about. ChatGPT and other emerging AI tools are quickly evolving and are soon to become vital in professional and personal environments. Come learn about types of AI, the ethics surrounding it, and AI tools you may have already encountered. We will also discuss appropriate usage of Generative AI and introduce the "stoplight" method to help you navigate this emerging technology. Register now: https://sfsu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sbHND8cEQT2xDpKQebqvPQ

Cost - Free Email - asussman@sfsu.edu After moving back home to Southern California, Aaron, a young novelist, meets Archie, a 12 year-old boy who lives next door with his father, and they bond over a shared love of the Los Angeles Lakers. As Archie spends more time with him, Aaron notices tell-tale signs of abuse that bring him face to face with his own childhood trauma. Set against the backdrop of the Lakers 2010 championship season, Memories is a character drama that explores the way men scar boys with their actions, and how those boys heal.