“Who Lives in Arizona?  Arizona’s Changing Demography”*
Thursday, February 14 @ 10:30A in KSC208
National demographic data is used to explore the ways in which Arizona’s population has changed over the decades.  Current immigration, ethnicity, socio-economic disparities, and the age-distribution of Arizona’s population by county, helps develop our understanding of the changing faces in Arizona.
Session hosted by: Dr. Elizabeth Larson-Keagy, Cultural and Human Geographer at Arizona State University

“Understanding Islam”
Tuesday, March 4 @ 10:30A in KSC208
The presentation provides an overview of the five pillars of Islam and how Muslims integrate the fives pillars into their everyday lives.
Session hosted by: Islamic Speakers Bureau of Arizona

“Raising Consciousness through Social Activism”*
Wednesday, March 26 @ 6:30P in Student Union
This presentation brings together a cross-section of social activists working on local and national issues: Human Trafficking, Interfaith Movement, Dream Act, Hispanic Issues in AZ, and School of the Americas.  The panelists will speak about their entry into social activism, current projects and accomplishments, and vision.

*These events are part of PVCC’s Worldview series, a collaboration between the Centers for Student Life and International Education