Interested in a career in the field of Latin American studies? Stop by the Park Student Union, Turquoise Room, today through Wednesday to hear panelists and professionals talk about making a mark in the field. Today's segment of the Latin American Studies Career Fair includes talk about health, law, government, non-profit and economic development professions. The show runs from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. For more information, visit the Web site at http://las.arizona.edu/careers.html.

Science nuts and gadget lovers alike will come together this week to compete and converse in the annual Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair. The fair begins today at noon with project setup and check-in, and runs all week. Tomorrow, judging day, the public is not allowed to attend, but Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, all projects will be available to the public for viewing. Everything happens at the Tucson Community Center. For more information, contact Jack Johnson, SARSEF director and president, at JackJ@dakotacom.net or visit one of the Web sites at http://www.sarsef.com or http://w3.arizona.edu/%7Erso/frs/.

Many people want to help save the environment and conserve precious natural resources, but only a few have the resources to come together to preserve the natural world. That is why the Save H-O-H Team presents its first planning forum and lunch today from 11:30 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. The project incorporates and examines policy, science, landscaping, architecture, engineering and hydrology. The goal is to develop a water-harvesting system for the UA area. Lunch is provided for free and anyone is encouraged to attend. The lunch will be held in the Forbes Building, Room 307. For more information and to respond for attendance, e-mail Aish H. Al Suwaidi at aisha@email.arizona.edu.

In a culturally diverse world, people of many nations suffer from lack of knowledge about the manners of life led by those in foreign lands. The UA Center for Middle Eastern Studies recognizes the gap and uses programs like guest lecturing to increase awareness of cultural diversity. This week's guest lecturer is Steven Caton, a professor of anthropology at Harvard University, who will speak about "Islam and the Iranian Film Industry" today at 5 p.m. in the Harvill building, Room 150. For more information, contact Anne Bennett at 621-8079, e-mail her at mabennet@u.arizona.edu or visit the Web site at http://www.cmes.arizona.edu.