It will be on Sunday June 3 from 3-5PM at PACC, 1639A, S. Main St. Milpitas, CA, 95035. The event is free but you must RSVP to rabia@rabiazart.com by May 31.

When:         Second Sunday of every month at 4 – 6PM

Where:        PACC, 1639A S. Main St., Milpitas, CA, 95035
Food:           Bring your favorite dish to share with your friends{ not mandatory}

The PACC Family Music Program offers a supportive and non-judgmental environment to have fun with singing and music by any person who wants to perform. If you wish to perform you will be given equal chance to participate. Bring your friends and families. We need audience also.

If you want to volunteer yourself for sound set up and organizing this event, please contact us.

Rules/Regulation of Family music night:

1.     You  need to sign up as soon as you arrive Chances are given on first come first   serve basis

2.      After first chance you can sign up again if time allows.

3.     Regular participants (at least 50% attendance in last 6 months} will be given a chance to perform in major events organized by PACC. It will be through a lottery system. Register with Yasmeen yourself if you want to perform at PACC events.

Have any question contact us at music@pacc-ca.org

PACC held a family event- ‘Celebrate Pakistan’ on Sat, Mar 24th to honor- Pakistan Day. While it rained and poured outside, over 150 people were having a good time inside PACC. It was a fun filled event for kids 4-12yrs old + their families.

Over 70 children attended! They enjoyed art activities, reflecting traditional craftsmanship of Pakistani provinces. Registration included free Pakistan-inspired Visors and Bookmarks.

Qualifications: An academic rank will be determined on the basis of applicant qualifications. Applicants must have near native language proficiency and strong English skills. Oral Proficiency Interview will be conducted. See http://www.govtilr.org/ for further info. Must achieve 2 in English and 3 in target language.

Four year accredited university degree is the minimum requirement. Related degrees in foreign language education, linguistics, MATFL/TESOL, language, literature, education, educational psychology, or educational administration etc. are preferred. (MA or higher preferred.) Some exceptions may be considered

The Institute: The Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC) is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. It is a year-round school specializing in foreign languages. Offering 20+  languages to approximately 3,000+ students from the four military services.

*Who May Apply: Anyone can apply. Applicants must have the ability to obtain authorization to work in the United States. Applications are accepted year-round; please see our institute website for current language openings.

If possible, please bring an updated resume to the Job-fair site – see sample resume that is attached to this flyer.

How to apply: Vacancy Announcements can be found by searching www.armycivilianservice.com.  Click on “Army Job Search” link then type in the “What ” block Pashto, or the language you would like to teach. For institute information visit our website at www.dliflc.edu. If you have questions after reviewing our announcement, please contact Richard Hidalgo:  Ricardo.hidalgo@us.army.mil.  Salary based on Faculty Pay System Schedule for DLIFLC and is dependent on education and experience.  Variable start dates throughout the year.

Benefits: Tenure-track faculty receive group health and life insurance options; retirement plan including a retirement savings plan similar to a 401K. Full-time faculty members also receive paid federal holidays, 13 paid vacation and 13 paid sick days per year.

LA Job Fair

Richard Hidalgo, Faculty Personnel Specialist

Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for

Personnel and Logistics

1759 Lewis Road, Suite 254

Monterey, CA  93944

Phone (831) 242-7880

Messages (831) 272-4354

ricardo.hidalgo@us.army.mil

Lecture | March 20, 10 to 11 a.m. in Rosenberg 305, City College of San Francisco

Speaker: Dr. Samia Altaf

Off-campus Sponsors: The Citizens Foundation (TCF-USA), Pakistani American Culture Center (PACC)

City College of San Francisco Sponsors: Department of Social Sciences, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, Women’s Studies Department, Concerts and Lectures Committee

Dr. Samia Altaf, a public health physician, is the author of So Much Aid, So Little Development: Stories From Pakistan published by Woodrow Wilson Center and Johns Hopkins University Press. Dr. Altaf brings together advanced training and rich international experience with an understanding of the health sectors in developing countries.

Dr. Samia Altaf graduated from the Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan, and the University of California at Berkeley, and is certified by the American Board of Public Health and Preventive Medicine. She has worked for UNICEF and USAID in Pakistan and for the California Department of Health and District of Columbia, Department of Health, in the USA. She has consulted for the Government of Pakistan, WHO, CIDA, and Swiss Inter-Cooperation. She was a faculty member at the Aga Khan University Medical College in Karachi where she retains an adjunct appointment. Dr. Altaf was the 2007-2008 Pakistan Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC.

Dr. Altaf is currently working for the Government of District of Columbia.

Asghar Aboobaker, President

Noreen Tariq, Secreatery

Majida Moon: Treasurer

Rabia Adil, VP Children & Youth programs

Shahzad Basir, VP literary events

Farrukh Shah Khan, VP Media Relations.

See detailed bios of all trustees and officers HERE