Sessions will discuss privacy issues here on campus and how individuals can best protect themselves and the personal data they handle. Trainings will also discuss recently-enacted privacy laws and how UC San Diego handles personal data.
Premiering Tonight on UCSD-TV: Margaret Leinen of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography—The Constellation: Sally Ride Science Conversations. Paleo-oceanographer on Paris climate talks and more.
A story of collaboration and the ways that art can surprise you, "Fallen Star: Finding Home" takes us behind the scenes in the creation of the 18th public artwork in the Stuart Collection.
We will watch and discuss "Marx Reloaded," a cultural documentary that examines the relevance of Marx's ideas for understanding the global economic and financial crisis of 2008. Drinks and Snack Served.
This course has been designed for mid-level to senior managers and individual contributors eager to expand their leadership capabilities and increase their influence and impact at work.
Muhamad Chatib Basri, former Indonesia Minister of Finance, will examine internal debates regarding the political economy of managing Indonesia's economy in a difficult global context.
On Beyond: Space Dust, Exploring Nanomaterials, Fire, Drought and Ecosystems, Oak Tree Ecosystems, CA Agricultural Legacy. Space dust, nanoscience, climate extremes, and farming.
Maialen Aranguren will explore the emergence of the feminist political subject, its characteristics and its gradual fragmentation in the Basque Country (1975–1994).
Anabel Hernández, Mexican journalist and author of "Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and their Godfathers," will share her experiences from her 21 years of reporting on corruption and drug trafficking in Mexico.
Hear from faculty in Chem/Biochem, Physics, Making of the Modern World, and the Library about how active learning spaces across the campus are creating an engaged learning environment at UC San Diego.
All are invited to join us at Thurgood Marshall College to experience one of the longest standing traditions at UC San Diego! Celebrate cultural diversity and unity through food, dance, music, and art from around the world!
Run (or walk) the Triton 5K, a USATF sanctioned 3.1 mile adventure through UC San Diego. Post-race festival features live music, hands-on activities for children of all ages, junior run, beer garden and more! Proceeds benefit student scholarships.
UC San Diego composer and contrabassist Mark Dresser presents the third in his spring telematic series featuring musicians in multiple locations including UC San Diego connected by high-bandwidth internet.
The design of the simulation allows students to actively experiment with different decision sets. Each simulated environment will develop uniquely depending on the choices that the student team makes and how their competitors react.
Nominate a student, faculty, staff member or department for a research or academic integrity award. Nominations are due by April 6th, 2016. Awards will be presented at the 5th Annual Integrity Awards Ceremony on April 13th, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Premiering tonight on UCSD-TV: The origins and evolution of our ancestors. CARTA: Origins of Genus Homo; Homo: What, Who, When, Where?; Evolution of Early Human Body Form; Evolution of Human Life History Patterns
This half-day course will give managers, directors, and VPs the practical knowledge and skills to develop work/life strategies, programs, and approaches to create a workforce that is less stressed, more engaged, and thoroughly productive.
Research Expo is April 14, 2016. Now in it's 35th year, Research Expo showcases outstanding student research from our M.S. and PhD. students in all six of our engineering departments.
Last Scene Underground An Ethonographic Novel of Iran.
Thursday, April 14, 2016, 4:30pm,
Friday, April 15, 2016, 6:00pm,
UC San Diego Literature Building Room 155 (deCerteau)
The Heritage Language Program has revived its Film Festival that features films in Hindi, Filipino, Korean, Persian & Vietnamese with English subtitles.
The April 15 opening of Speculative Landscapes: The Photography of Connie Samaras will be preceded by a panel discussion with Lisa Bloom, Ken Gonzales-Day, Anna Joy Springer, and the artist, moderated by Lisa Cartwright.
Join us for a DIY Makers Day, using sustainable, non-toxic, reusable and recyclable materials. Participants will leave with project samples and ideas to continue making eco-friendly products and reusing consumables on a daily basis.
Environmental conference hosted by the Inter-Sustainability Council to promote sustainability awareness within the UC San Diego community. Speakers include: David Stover, Leslie Lewis, Yanqi Luo, Alden Hough, Desmond Wheatley, Jessica Pompa.
Thirty-five years after its nationwide implementation, China finally announced the end of the one-child policy in late 2015. Feng Wang will present a talk on "China After the One-Child Policy."
Haneen Maikey is a Palestinian queer community organizer, co-founder and the executive director of the national Palestinian LGBTQ organization "alQaws for Sexual and Gender Diversity in Palestinian Society."
Critical Gender Studies in collaboration with The Global Forum proudly present the 2016 Nicholas Papadopoulos Endowed Lecture in Gay & Lesbian Studies Queer Organizing in Palestine Today
The UC San Diego Biomedical Ethics Seminar Series meets once monthly for faculty, staff, and students to discuss selected ethics topics. To subscribe/unsubscribe to the Biomedical Ethics Seminar Series mailing list, please send an email to ethics@ucsd.edu.
Celebrate Earth Day with staff & student orgs, campus departments and vendors, and learn how you can live more sustainably. Visit vendors Zipcar, San Diego Water Conservation, Pure Water SD, Organic Valley, Rau, Guayaki, Ritual and Dr. Bronner's.
A panel of UC San Diego faculty from different science and engineering departments on campus will come to speak about their career paths. Attendees will learn about meeting the challenges of being a STEM academic and how to manage those obstacles.
Behrooz Ghamari-Tabrizi
Foucault, Spirituality and the Perils of Universal History: The Arab Spring through the Prism of the Iranian Revolution
Thursday,
April 21, 2016
7:00 p.m.
Literature Bldg., Room 155
How green is your lab? Attend the Life Sciences Sustainability Fair on Friday, April 22 from 10am-1pm on the Leichtag Building Patio to learn more about sustainable labs. Free food truck tickets for the first 100 attendees who complete a game card!
The annual Muirstock festival is near! Join us at Muir College to celebrate one of Muir's largest and longest standing traditions. Save the date and come enjoy free food and activities such as henna, tie dying, and more!
Lecture with Award-Winning Climate Scientist Michael Mann, a key figure in the climate change debate as lead author of the original paper in which the "Hockey Stick," a chart showing global temperature data over the past 100 years, first appeared.
Sitar master Kartik Seshadri performs classical Indian ragas in the spirit of his mentor Ravi Shankar. Seshadri's music has been praised by the Washington Post for its "espressive beauty, rich tonal sensibility, and rhythmic intricacy."
Get more out of Microsoft Excel® 2013: more productivity and better answers for greater success. This intermediate-level course brings together all the intensely useful knowledge you need: insights, techniques, tips, and shortcuts.
Know Your Rights is an information and resource based campaign sponsored by the Associated Students Office of Student Advocacy. Join us in the Price Center Plaza from 10am-2pm, April 25-April 29 to learn rights, responsibilities, and resources.
Now's the time to purchase your cap & gown, find out about diploma frames, class rings, grad announcements, senior portraits, exclusive discounts and more.
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The Tough Cases ethics discussion series meets once monthly. It provides an opportunity for physicians, nurses, and students to increase awareness of ethical issues. To subscribe to the mailing list, please send an email request to ethics@ucsd.edu.
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Geologist Michael Bender of Princeton University is the 2016 Tsaihwa J. Chow lecturer. Bender will present a free public lecture at Scripps on April 27 titled "Constraints on the stability of the Greenland ice sheet over the past million."
Dr. Grill-Spector is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the Stanford Neurosciences. Face perception is important for everyday social interactions. Dr Grill-Spector describes research to decipher the neural basis of face perception.
Dr. Lee Berk has spent nearly three decades studying the effects of a good laugh on your brain and body, including hormone and immune systems. With his son, they'll give a scientific presentation on the benefits of humor and chocolate for your health.
Violinist Erik Carlson and pianist Aleck Karis, both of UC San Diego’s music faculty, perform the music of Swiss composer Jurg Frey, who has often written music especially for Carlson.
Now's the time to purchase your cap & gown, find out about diploma frames, class rings, grad announcements, senior portraits, exclusive discounts and more.
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This is UC San Diego's red carpet, graduation kick-off party for the class of 2016! Grads are invited to bring their family and friends to this not-to-be-missed event. Free food, fun zone, networking with Alumni and so much more.
Rodrigo Ruiz conducts Shostakovich's Symphony No. 9 and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 -- one of the most popular symphonies of all time! In between, violist Andrea Fortier, 2014 Young Artist Winner, performs Bela Bartok's Viola Concerto.
