The Reiss-Davis Graduate School (RDGS) has been in full operation and not impacted by the California Heavy Snowstorm. To all students, staff, and faculty, please reach out to graduateschool@reissdavis.edu should you need assistance.
More information on the California Heavy Snowstorm LA County https://ready.lacounty.gov/emergency-notifications/ LAFD alerts and news https://www.lafd.org/alerts https://www.lafd.org/news Stay safe! The Reiss-Davis Graduate School (RDGS) has been in full operation and not impacted by the Atmospheric River Floods. To all students, staff and faculty please reach out to graduateschool@reissdavis.edu should you need assistance.
More information on the Atmospheric River Floods: LA County https://ready.lacounty.gov/emergency-notifications/ LAFD alerts and news https://www.lafd.org/alerts https://www.lafd.org/news Stay safe! Commemorating Constitution Day and Citizenship Day - September 17 The Financial Aid Office is recognizing Constitution Day! George Washington is about to receive the draft of the Constitution from James Madison in this mural by Barry Faulkner in the National Archives Building in Washington, DC
September 17 is designated as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787. The United States Constitution, ratified in 1788, is in operation since 1789 and represents world's longest surviving written charter of government. The first three words —"We the People"— affirm that the government of the United States exists to serve its citizens. The Constitution defines the structure of our federal government. Learn more about our constitution at the following resources: Exploring the United States Constitution - Find the special Constitution eBook and other resources, available for download with iBooks and on iTunes, or as a PDF. Congress Creates the Bill of Rights eBook, mobile app, and online resources. Putting the Bill of Rights to the Test primary source-based eWorkbook. Within the last few days, two California communities (Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay) have experienced tragic shootings. One of the shootings coincided with the Lunar New Year celebrations and the other seemed related to a workplace grievance. Full details and explanations are pending. What is known is that our Asian American and Hispanic American friends, family and associates were directly impacted.
We do not need to wait for all the particulars to be forthcoming to know that such public acts of violence affect all of us. From that perspective, Reiss-Davis Graduate School extends sympathies to those who were hurt or killed, and to their loved ones ... and to all who are reeling from these most recent incidents of gun-related losses. Our colleagues at Vista Del Mar and Reiss-Davis have located some resources that may be useful to those impacted by these tragedies, their support systems, as well as professionals who are assisting with recovery:
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