Graphic Design Portfolio by Reginald Lata

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REGINALD LATA

r.lata.cp@gmail.com

REGINALD LATA

R.LATA.CP@GMAIL.COM

REGINALD LATA california polytechnic state university, san luis obispo graphic communications web & digital media

web & print designer

cal poly dean of students

club liaison & graphic designer pilipino cultural exchange

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REGINALD LATA

r.lata.cp@gmail.com

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ANOTHER TYPE OF GROOVE

BLACK HISTORY SERIES

Raye Zaragoza is a NativeAmerican(Pima)/Taiwanese singersongwriter born and raised in Manhattan, New York. At fourteen, she moved across the country to Los Angeles and has since continuously been touring and sharing her music with people of all walks of life. She has performed in more than twenty states on the East and West Coasts as well as Mexico, Canada and France. Her most recent release is a song entitled "In The River: A Protest Song," and is dedicated the The Stand Rock Sioux, in solidarity against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Raye's goal is to educate those who are unaware of what is happening in standing rock, and gain supporters around the world. The song has raised hundreds of dollars for Standing Rock's supply fund, and has inspired people around the world to donate and support.

OPEN MIC . OPEN MINDS . Judah 1 is a poet, community organizer, author, educator and Director of the poetry-focused nonproﬁt, LionLikeINC. His best friend’s tragic death by suicide at 15-years-old inspired a Judah 1’s childhood love of poetry and song into a lifelong mission to ensure young men know and use the power of their voices, the power of community, the power of faith and the power of knowledge. Judah 1 shares his talented expertise and transformational knowledge by teaching artistic expression and speaking to diverse demographics in settings that include elementary schools, universities, detention camps, rehabilitation centers and prisons.

ATOG ANOTHER TYPE OF GROOVE

OPEN MIC . OPEN MINDS . IN HONOR OF PRIDE MONTH MCC PRESENTS OUR

PRIDE SERIES WEDNESDAY, APR 5TH, 8-10 PM

Judah 1 will continue to serve as an example of success and hope for generations to come and welcomes inquiries for artistic collaborations and bookings.

PORTIA BARTLEY Portia Bartley is an Actress and Poet based in Los Angeles, CA. Born and raised in London, England, she has studied in New York and Los Angeles where she obtained her BFA in Acting from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.

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Her poetry has taken her to Colleges, Theatres and workshops nationwide. With her work, Portia strives to connect and empower. She highlights another side of being black in America - where her gender, nationality, sexuality and race have significantly shaped her experience. She is excited to currently be on her Land of The Free tour, where she is promoting her book of the same name. Her tour will take her to DC, New York, London and many locations around Southern California.

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By opening and running the successful Machine Pomona Art Gallery, in the Pomona Arts Colony, (2010-2014) Judah 1 inspired a new generation of poets and visionaries to continue their own artistic legacies.

FEATURING:

Another Type of Groove open mic. Open Minds.

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Raye Zaragoza

@CALPOLYSAFER @CALPOLYSAFER @

SAFER CALPOLY.EDU (805) 756-2282

IN HONOR OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH

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DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE • •

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Designing print publications, website design and marketing. Working with program coordinators to ensure their marketing needs are being met and contributing print design work and marketing collateral for the department. Practice working with and implementing Cal Poly Branding.

Umbrella: Gender Non-Conforming Dialogues

6 - 7:30 PM, Gender Equity Center [Jan 23, Feb 6, Feb 20, Mar 6]

HOMELESSNESS

Umbrella is an inclusive space for trans, GNC, gender queer, and gender questioning students to discuss issues pertinent to TGNC communities, and share their experiences.

AWARENESS WEEK For more information and to sign up for these events go to scs.calpoly.edu.

MONDAY APRIL

Food Drive @ Ralphs’s on Madonna Road

TUESDAY APRIL

Maxine Lewis Family Shelter

WEDNESDAY APRIL

Help us collect food to donate to Maxine Lewis Family Shelter and Food Bank Coalition of SLO.

Volunteer work day, volunteers will sort donations, help with office work, do gardening/landscaping, and paint the shelter!

Annual solidarity sleep out in the UU. We’ll screen “The Homestretch,” a film that follows 3 homelss teens as they work to complete their education and have a group discussion afterward.

9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m. - 7:00 a.m.

THURSDAY APRIL

Homelessness in SLO Awareness Presentation

FRIDAY APRIL

Queer Dialogues

Solidarity Sleep Out in UU Plaza

SATURDAY APRIL

Mitchell Park BBQ

Race for Prado

Come and help us host members of the homeless community of San Luis Obispo at a barbecue lunch at Mitchell Park.

Join in on the first ever Amazing Race style homelessness awareness event. Teams will race from the Maxine Lewis Family Shelter to the Prado Day Center with challenges and obstacles along the way.

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

6 - 8 PM, Pride Center/MCC (alternate)

A space for Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC) to come together over food and conversation. Part social space - part facilitated dialogue, participants explore topics of identity, how QTPOC students build community and find connections on campus, and other themes important to the group. This dialogue space is facilitated by QTPOC graduate or undergraduate student facilitators. [Jan 30, Feb 13, Feb 27, Mar 13]

6 - 7:30 PM, Pride Center

[Jan 24, Feb 7, Feb 21, Mar 7]

A safe and inclusive environment for queer-identified students to discuss experiences and issues within the LGBTQIAP communities!

Join us in the Center for Service in Action 52-E22 for a presentation from the Community Action Partnership of SLO about homelessness in San Luis Obispo County.

QTPOC Dialogues

6 - 8:30 PM, Pride Center [Jan 18, Feb 1, Feb 15, Mar 1, Mar 15]

Queer Women Wednesdays

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM, UU217 [Jan 17, Feb 21, Mar 21]

Free HIV Testing with Access Support Network

The Pride Center is hosting Access Support Network the 3rd Tuesday of every month for free, confidential HIV testing. Come by, get tested and Know Your Status.

Queer Women Wednesdays is an affirming space for self-identified lesbian, bi, pan, ace, trans, and queer women to come together, share community, and discuss topics important to our communities.

For more information: pride@calpoly.edu

biweekly events & services

A S IA N A M E R I C A N P A C I F I C I SLA N D ER

Dialogue Nights API Dialogue Nights are an opportunity for Asian American Pacific Islander (API) students to come together and discuss past and current topics that have affected the API community. Become more aware of yourself and learn to share the information with individuals outside of the API community. For more information, contact mcc@calpoly.edu. Food will be provided!

Thursday, November 3rd, 6 - 7:30 PM MultiCultural Center / UU217

1st GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENT Thursday, November 10th, 6 - 8 PM MultiCultural Center / UU217

NOT YOUR MODEL MINORITY FAMILY & MENTAL HEALTH Thursday, December 1st, 6 - 8 PM MultiCultural Center / UU217

AN UNSHAMED CLAIM TO BEAUTY Film Screening & Discussion with Director Patricia Berne

6 - 7:30 p.m. | PAC Pavilion (006-128)

ABOUT THE FILM: Sins Invalid is a documentary about a performance project that celebrates artists with disabilities, centralizing artists of color and queer /gender-variant artists. Since 2006, its performances have explored sexuality, beauty, and the disabled body. Sins Invalid is an entryway into the taboo topic of sexuality and disability, manifesting a new paradigm – disability justice.

QUEER & TRANS PEOPLE OF COLOR

I'M ASIAN, BUT I'M NOT EXOTIC

Thursday, November 17th, 6 - 8 PM MultiCultural Center / UU217

QTPOC

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PRIDE CENTER

2 Workshops with Sins Invalid BLDG 52-E3

dialogues

Space is limited!

Please RSVP today to pride@calpoly.edu.

an international event with the mission to end sexual violence and domestic violence

join us for a march downtown, performances, and a candlelight vigil

BIWEEKLY MONDAYS 6 - 8 PM | Pride Center/MCC (alternate) (Jan 30, Feb 13, Feb 27, Mar 13)

A safe and inclusive environment for queer-identified students to discuss experiences and issues within the LGBTQIAP communities! For more information: pride@calpoly.edu

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APRIL 28th 5-8 PM

Anti-Ableism | 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. Often when talking about people with disabilities we focus on medical intervention and physical access. Join us for a workshop to learn foundational knowledge to create social access and inclusion.

Community Meal | 12 - 1 p.m. Join the CCC’s, the DRC, and Sins Invalid for a meal! All are welcome! Across the hall in The Center for Service in Action (52-E22)

Disability Justice | 1 - 4 p.m. We all have some relationship to what is considered the "normal" or the "non-normative" body, and it's likely a relationship laced with assumptions, judgement, and unacknowledged power and privilege. In this session, we will look at the dominant political framing of disability, examine its relationship to gender based oppression and racial oppression, and explore a counter-narrative where all bodies and communities are valued. The goal of this workshop is to support participants in their commitment to an intersectional political analysis that centralizes people of color and integrates disability oppression as a component of a justice based analysis of current conditions.

MISSION PLAZA

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REGINALD LATA

r.lata.cp@gmail.com

DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE

posters, flyers, logos

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facebook events banners & instagram posts

PILIPINO CULTURAL EXCHANGE • REGINALD LATA

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Created marketing materials such as apparel, posters, logos, etc. for the club and events held by PCE.

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apparel designs, button design, staff birthday graphics REGINALD LATA

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PILIPINO CULTURAL EXCHANGE

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snapchat geofilters REGINALD LATA

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PILIPINO CULTURAL EXCHANGE

P I L I P I N O C U L T U R A L E X C H A N G E

Amanda Aguirre

Michael Aldon

Rhia Alger

Anthony Bautista

Camille De Leon

Austine De Los Santos

Brandon Dimaya

Script, Modern, Ating Himig “Ohana means family and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten. <3”

Script, Kasa “I feel like Pablo.”

Script, Kasa, Modern, Tech Crew “When your frazzled life is going to shambles and all your spaghetti just falls out of your pocket.”

Script “Just because I’m a bad guy doesn’t mean I’m a BAD guy...”

Kasayahan “When love is not madness, it is not love.”

Script, Kasa “I feel like Pablo.”

Script, Kasa “As long as it’s coo’ with you, you do you, boo boo.”

Script, Ating Himig “I swear I’m actually a nice person <3”

Jeremiah Eseed

Jen Fabro

Matthew Fajardo

Kasa

Script “Ano ba girl #WalangForever”

Modern, Kasa, Tech Crew “Strawberries aren’t really berries.”

3rd Year Food Science

Samantha Bituen

LIST OF SCENES ACT 1 The National Anthems Modern Performance - Dance Devolution I. Anticipation II. The Journey Kasayahan Performance - Mountain III. New World IV. Listen To Me V. Homecoming VI. Traces of Them VII. The First Encounter Modern Performance - Taxi Hall VIII. The New Girl IX. The Game of Love X. A Misunderstanding

ACT 2 I. The Uncomfortable Dinner II. Unwelcomed Guests Ating Himig Performance - Can’t Help Falling In Love III. Please Smile IV. What’s Best For You V. Purple? VI. 25 Years of Love Kasayahan Performance - Maria Clara

INTERMISSION

SAYAWAN 27th Annual Pilipino Cultural Night

1st Year Computer Science

Anne Bone

Serena Brown

Jessica Burch

Modern “Would you like an adventure now, or shall we have our tea first?” — Peter Pan

Script “Act without expectation.”

Arianna Bush

Zahayra Carino

Matthew Castillo

Tamiko Cavey

Modern “Ily pce” — Jimi Feldman

Script, Kasa “Panda..panda panda panda panda..i got broads in Manila.”

Modern “I know right?”

Script “Pish, posh! Who cares what anyone thinks?!”

Audrey Chan

Jazmine David

1st Year Kinesiology

APRIL 22 & 23, 2016

1st Year Biology

PCN, Kasa “Very cool very swag very handsome I like it”

1st Year Electrical Engineer

Script, Ating Himig “Ading I better see you at auditions for PCN” — Alyssa Mangaoang

ALEX AND FAYE SPANOS THEATER 1 GRAND AVE, SAN LUIS OBISPO

2rd Year Journalism

Johann Cayaban 2nd Year Mechanical Engineer

3rd Year Computer Science

1st Year Communications

Robert Cenon 2nd Year Statistics

4th Year Communications

Graduate Communications

2nd Year Software Engineer

1st Year Kinesiology

2nd Year History

3rd Year Biology

Script, Modern, Kasa, Ating Himig

Tech Crew

Ating Himig

Script

“AYY LMAO”

“Poly Cultural Night: Sayawow”

“My mind would rule my heart, I didn’t pay attention to the light in the dark.”

“Too hot, hot dog.”

5th Year Biology

Nilma Edwards

3rd Year Environmental Engineer Modern, Kasa “Hi”

Jimi Feldman 1st Year Biology

Modern, Ating Himig “Is mayonnaise an instrument?”

Javier Garcia 1st Year Software Engineer Ating Himig

“I’m odd because I can’t even.”

2rd Year Journalism

1st Year Construction Management “I’d like to thank Josh for this opportunity to be a part of this amazing night. So much love goes out to my Ateh Minnie, Johann, and everyone who kept me grounded throughout this quarter. And of course, thank you to the wonderful Princess Carla!! We rocked it :)”

Gino Flores

2nd Year Computer Science

Luke L. Gamboa

Gage Garabedian Script “Keys to a happy life- School, Office Hours, Smash, Food, and Sleep, in that order.”

Janelle Gayac

Tim Guerzon

Keen Icarangal

Script, Modern, Kasa

Script, Modern, Ating Himig “Be the Leslie Knope in everything that you do.”

Script, Ating Himig “‘I love you.’ ‘I know.’”

Script, Modern, Kasa “He doesn’t even go here!”

3rd Year Environmental Management & Protection ““I love you mama” - J Cole

2nd Year Landscape Architecture

1st Year Animal Science

2nd Year Manufacturing Engineer

1st Year Computer Science

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ACT 2 VII. Friends Forever VIII. Her Choices IX. A Grandmother’s Wisdom X. Fish Out of Water XI. Responsibilities of a Mother

ACT 3 Kasayahan Performance - Moro I. Believe In Your Own Actions II. The Toxic Two III. Shut Out IV. The Plan V. All Dumped Out VI. Hear Me Out VII. The Last Dance Ating Himig Performance - Dahil Sa Iyo VIII. Too Late Modern Performance - Explosion IX. The Aftermath Modern Performance - Contemporary X. The Redemption Ating Himig Performance - On My Way XI. The Conclusion Kasayahan Performance - Tinikling

from the president Magandang gabi at maligayang pagdating! Good evening and welcome to the 27th annual Pilipino Cultural Night, “Sayawan,” proudly presented by the Pilipino Cultural Exchange of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo! Thank you for joining us as we strive to keep the Filipino culture alive and strong throughout our campus and San Luis Obispo as a whole. Pilipino Cultural Night provides a way for PCE’s members to showcase their strength, love, and passion for acting, dancing, singing, family and, most importantly, culture.

In tonight’s show, you will see many allusions and interpretations of actual and existing entities in connection with the Filipino culture, including traditional dances, localities, language, costumes and OUTFITS, and more. Please keep in mind that while we try to keep all cultural references as authentic as possible, all such cultural showcases in tonight’s production are merely interpretations, and have been adapted to fiFIt our theatrical and entertainment purposes. Thank you, and we hope you enjoy the show!

booklet: pilipino cultural night

The Pilipino Cultural Exchange acts as a huge support system and family for every single member, earning its motto of being “a home away from home.” Through social, intimate, academic, and many more types of events, members can be close with each other, expressing themselves with no boundaries or judgments. PCE provides a home that students can look to in times of need, celebration, studying, or just about anything. Tonight, we show how much of a family we really are, with every member supporting each other on- and off-stage to present the best possible performance for our wonderful community. I would like to take this time to thank you, the beautiful audience joining us this evening, for showing such a tremendous amount of support by coming from all over California to see our production. Keeping PCN alive and full of “PCNergy” would not be possible without everyone -- friends, family, general members, alumni, community members, students -- cheering us on from the crowd. Mom and dad, thank you for driving up just to see this, and thank you so much for everything you do for me from hundreds of miles away. Love you guys. I want to give the biggest thank you ever to the PCN coordinators this year: Alyssa Mangaoang, Anne Bone, and Jasmine Mae Viera. You three wrote an incredible script, brought together an outstanding cast, broke social norms, and created one of the most amazing Pilipino Cultural Nights possible. I know I can speak for your entire cast, tech crew, and performing groups when I say thank you so much for all of your hard work, late nights, constructive criticism, creativity, and overall leadership. We hope we make you proud, and we hope all of you cry (tears of joy, of course) because you three deserve the best production you could have hoped for. I would also like to thank my Executive Board: Serena Brown, Jeremy Watson, and Maya Manzano. I could not have asked for anyone better to be by my side this entire school year. You three have supported me through all of my ups and downs on this rollercoaster of a year. I don’t know what I would have done without you guys. And my beautiful, beautiful, b-e-a-u-tiful staff. I love you all so much, I can’t even begin to express how proud I am of all of you for being so amazing all throughout the year. None of our events or meetings would have been possible without you, and who would be showing so much love to all of our general members if it weren’t for you. Thank you so much exec and staff for everything you’ve done for me, for PCE, and for Cal Poly. Finally, I want to thank all of our performers in this year’s PCN. If it’s your first time experiencing PCN, I hope you’ve come to realize what we were talking about when we said it will be some of the longest, most difficult nights of your college career, but it will all be worth it in the end. Have so much fun up there on that stage, and show everyone what you’ve got in that spotlight. To those PCN veterans up on the stage, you know what to do, and thank you for proving that PCN is something you can’t miss year after year. This PCN is truly special due to all the wonderful performers PCE has. And with that, I would like to say salamat sa lahat, and enjoy the show! Brandon Ray Dimaya, President, Pilipino Cultural Exchange ‘15-’16

34 page booklet that includes all performers, descriptions of the play and performances, messages from all coordinators involved, and purchased advertisements. r.lata.cp@gmail.com

1st Year Kinesiology

Anna Do

2nd Year Food Science

Modern, Kasa, Tech Crew “All you’ve got to do is take it 10 seconds at a time” - Kimmy Schmidt

2nd Year Computer Engineering

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4th Year Computer Science

PILIPINO CULTURAL EXCHANGE

POLYCULTURAL WEEKEND 2017 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

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apparal and marketing design REGINALD LATA

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POLY CULTURAL WEEKEND

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ABOUT THE FIRM:

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Alejandro Tinajero joined PwC in August 2010. He is currently a Manager in the firm’s Health Industries Advisory practice within the Strategic Transformation group. Prior to joining the firm, Alejandro worked in the public sector for eight years. His strengths are grounded in helping to design and deliver highly integrated solutions that enable his healthcare clients achieve sustained growth and performance excellence. Since joining PwC, Alejandro has focused on the following types of engagements: provider growth and strategy, cost management, practice transformation, and physician-alignment. In addition, he is the San Francisco market co-lead for the PwC Pro Bono Consulting practice, which partners with non-for- profit organizations in the Bay Area to help scale their operations, expand their reach, and serve the broader communities at-large. Alejandro is the Diversity Champion for the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. In that role, he is responsible for identifying and engaging students of color and other diverse candidates, such as women and veterans, to join PwC as summer interns or full-time professionals. Alejandro graduated with a BA from San Diego State University, and he earned an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

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Are you interested in working for an industry-leading firm that services clients that include the Fortune 500, and will give you the experience and exposure to build your career and personal brand? Then PwC may be the firm for you with a network of firms in 157 countries with more than 184,000 people committed to delivering quality assurance, tax and advisory services. They build lasting relationships to deliver value to their clients. Their professionals are at the heart of their business strategy and success; they know their business is impacted by a person’s personal and professional lives. They recruit top talent with traditional and nontraditional backgrounds, and focus on diversity and inclusion to continue to build PwC as a great place to work. Their people are armed with the tools - including enriching professional experiences, everyday coaching, timely and productive feedback, and high-quality learning and development opportunities. For more information: www.pwc.com.

EDWARD JONES (UU220) PwC (UU216)

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KPMG (UU218) 205F 205G

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DELOITTE (UU219)

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FEBRUARY 2ND 7 - 9 PM | UU220 PANELISTS:

BIG 4 & EDWARD JONES

panel and networking session

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION PANEL

ABOUT THE FIRM:

KPMG provides audit, tax and advisory services and industry insight to help organizations negotiate risks and perform in today’s dynamic and challenging environments. KPMG is one firm delivering excellence every day through the talent, skills and dedication of our “best and brightest” employees. Our award-winning work environment, challenging career programs and exciting global opportunities also mean excellent opportunities for you. At KPMG, we celebrate and take pride in the higher purpose behind the work we do. We recently asked our people to share how their role makes a positive impact on the world through their KPMG stories. Our goal was 10,000 stories, but we ended up with more than three times as many! The results show just how extraordinary our people are, and how we can work together to Inspire Confidence and Empower Change in so many ways. For more information visit: www.kpmgcampus.com.

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Deloitte

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Panelist: Al Carrasco

ABOUT THE PANELIST:

Al Carrasco, a Director in EY’s Americas Talent Team, has had over thirty years of experience in a range of roles from serving Silicon Valley clients earlier in his career to focusing on recruiting, career development, and talent for more than twenty-five years. A graduate of Santa Clara University and an Oakland native, he works in San Francisco and has three children that both he and his wife are proud to say have all graduated from college. “I believe in the value of education and expanding your point of view. College is the time that I further developed my grounding for social justice and a broader appreciation of our unique differences and talents.”

ABOUT THE FIRM:

EY is a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction, and advisory services. A career with EY will offer early responsibility, rewarding challenges, and exposure to a variety of businesses across a range of sectors. Along with technical training, you’ll be able to develop business relationship skills. For more information: http://www.ey.com/.

Panelist: Tania Webb

ABOUT THE PANELIST:

Tania Webb is an Advisory Managing Director. Tania graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from California State University at Fullerton and received her Masters in business administration degree from the University of California, Berkeley. She has over 20 years of experience in business process analysis, financial management and system operations and maintenance. Tania specializes in the design and implementation of business process controls, data integrity, privacy and security for Integrated Business Applications. She has designed and developed business process controls, and security for a variety of Integrated Business Application Systems including manual process controls to support the systems. Tania’s professional commitments and personal interests sometimes collide. She is the Partner Sponsor for Deloitte’s National Project Management Office for the Black Employee Network. Also, Tania enjoys spending time with her husband, Anthony, and her two sons Norrin age 13 and Jayson, age 9.

ABOUT THE FIRM:

Deloitte is one of the leading professional services organizations in the United States specializing in audit, tax, consulting, and financial advisory services with clients in more than 20 industries. Deloitte provides powerful business solutions to some of the world’s most well-known and respected companies, including more than 75 percent of the Fortune 100. For more information: http://www.deloitte.com.

diversity & inclusion panel

event collateral: diversity and inclusion panel r.lata.cp@gmail.com

Robert Smith is a Manager in KPMG’s Global Mobility Services technology practice and specializes in designing and implementing technology solutions for mid- to large-sized international companies. Robert also has more than 7 years of international tax experience specializing in international personal tax issues. In addition, Robert is the leader of KPMG Silicon Valley’s pride @ kpmg chapter and is a founding member of the re-imagined Silicon Valley LGBT ERG Alliance which features representation from 22 South Bay companies. Robert is also a board member and interim secretary for Our Family Coalition, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco which advocates for LGBT families within the Bay Area through educational outreach.

hosted by cpac & hbsa february 2nd, 2017

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includes pamphlet, buttons, and flyers

ABOUT THE PANELIST:

diversity & inclusion panel

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Panelist: Robert Smith

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PricewaterhouseCoopers Panelist: Alejandro Tinajero

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CAL POLY ACCOUNTING CLUB

hosted by cpac & hbsa february 2nd, 2017

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PORTFOLIO at the end of every quarter we designed a portfolio that showcased all our projects we worked on that quarter

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIOS

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