PVCC ANNOUNCEMENT: Worldview Series: "Who Lives In Arizona? Arizona's Changing Demography"

[pvstudentannc at thunderheart.pvc.maricopa.edu]

You are invited to the inaugural event of the PVCC Worldview series, a 
collaboration between The Student Life Center and Center for 
International Studies.

Who Lives in Arizona?
Arizona's Changing Demography

Presented by Dr. Elizabeth Larson-Keagy

Historically, Arizona was thought of as the land of three cultures - 
Anglos, Hispanics, and Indians. The talk "Arizona's Changing Demography" 
uses national census data, media coverage, and other graphics to explore 
the way in which Arizona's population has changed over the decades, and 
given certain trends, how it will grow in the future. It examines 
current immigration and ethnicity, socio-economic disparities, and the 
age-distribution of Arizona's population by county, as well as other 
factors that help gain perspective about the changing face of Arizona. 
This presentation also raises questions about the state's population 
trends and its present and future opportunities and needs.

Thursday, February 14, 2008
10:30A to 11:45A
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Dr. Larson-Keagy teaches in the School of Geographical Sciences at 
Arizona State University. In 1997, she coordinated "Voices from 
Communities in Transition" for Arizona Humanities Council (AHC), a 
project that earned the Schwartz Prize for "Excellence in Public 
Programming" from the Federation of State Humanities Councils. In 2002, 
she received the Distinguished Public Scholar award from AHC. She 
continues to work with AHC editing their newsletter, and as a member of 
the Speakers Bureau.

If you would like to bring your students, please contact 
michele.marion at pvmail.maricopa.edu, to arrange for seating.

Upcoming event in the Worldview series:
"Raising Consciousness through Social Activism"  A panel presentation by 
local social activists representing the following issues: Human 
Trafficking, The Dream Act, School of the Americas, and Interfaith
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 @ 6:30P in the Student Union



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