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Oregon Students of Color Coalition Conference 2008

February 1 - 3
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon
Thanks for Joining us this year!

Hosted by a different Oregon public university every year the OSCC Conference brings over 250 students for over 70 workshops on issues impacting communities of color and the skills to create change.  Meet and network with students of color and allied students and hear from speakers making change now in our communities.  The OSCC Conference is the most affordable conference of its kind!

Conference Registration Includes:
• Over 70 issue and skill-based workshops
• 3 keynote speakers
• 5 meals starting with dinner on Friday and ending with breakfast on Sunday
• And a weekend of networking and problem solving with students of color and allied students!
Childcare available upon request.

View the 2008 OSCC Conference Program to check out the agenda, workshop offerings, and more!

Thanks to 2008 Keynote Speakers

Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai, spoken word artist
She has been featured at over 250 performances worldwide including three seasons of HBO’s award-winning “Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry.”

Check out her website at http://www.yellowgurl.com


Carmen Berkley, Vice President of United States Student Association



Kenyon Farrow, writer and activist living in New York City. His work usually centers around HIV/AIDS, prison/policing issues, homophobic violence, and racial/economic justice.  He is the Communications Director for Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project (CHAMP) and Board Co-Chair of Queers for Economic Justice (QEJ).  He has also worked with New York State Black Gay Network (NYSBGN), FIERCE!, and Critical Resistance.

Oregon Student Foundation