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.
Next Tuesday marks the grand opening for Audrey's, the new, long-awaited café in Geisel Library. Members of the campus are invited to stop by to sample the certified organic coffee and celebratory cookies (while they last).
The Living Light Conference is a forum for researchers from around the globe and across disciplines to present their groundbreaking work. It will be hosted at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.
The Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination presents a transatlantic lecture on designing for the future of London, featuring Kim Stanley Robinson (author) and Usman Haque (architect/designer) proposing responses to rising sea levels.
Goldie Morgentaler introduces the literary work of her mother Chava Rosenfarb who survived the Holocaust in Poland. Rosenfarb was one of the great Yiddish writers of the second half of the 20th century.
Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Our Spring 2016 Open House is here! Is English your second language or do you just need some help with your speaking or leadership skills? If so, Toastmasters can help!
The intent of this talk will be to explore both the approach to subjects propounded by the Critical Theorists and the degree to which the ideas of the Frankfurt School on antisemitism and racism resonate in our own day.
Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Professor Yasmeen Daifallah
"Critical Rumblings: Postcolonial Critique in Contemporary Arab Political Thought"
Tuesday, May 10, 2016, 11:00am–1:00pm
UC San Diego Literature Building Room 155 (deCerteau)
Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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The 2016 Wagner New Play Festival at UC San Diego features world premiere productions by our talented MFA playwrights, and directed, acted, stage-managed and designed by our nationally-acclaimed MFA companies.
Meeting at Square One recognizes the ambitious works of the UC San Diego undergraduate Visual Arts community. At this show the artists come together as a community to reflect on their beginnings and futures as UC San Diego undergraduates.
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Leon Fuerth, founder and director, The Project on Forward Engagement will present a talk on "The Whack-a-mole Problem: Game-changing Organizations for Game-changing Solutions."
A discussion of the relationship of Christianity, Islam and Judaism by a medieval historian whose published work has now expanded to look at issues of interfaith relationships and antagonisms across the longer Western tradition.
Silent Meditation Retreat: Silence, Observation, Reflection, and Purification. Master Teachers Michele Hébert and Mehrad Nazari will be hosting the Silent Meditation Retreat in Mt. Baldy, California.
This interactive workshop will explore the educational literature on chemical representations and misconceptions, connections with NGSS, and implications for learning and teaching in K-12 classrooms.
Edna Jaime, Director General, México Evalúa will present a talk on "Thinking Locally: An Alternative Perspective of Public Security in Mexico," and how Mexico needs a cutting-edge generation of security policies driven by a “local” rationale.
The James k. Binder Lectureship:
Angelina Maccarone
Subject & Subjectivity in Making Films
A reception will follow the lecture
Free and open to the public
The course introduces participants to customer focused business thinking, useful frameworks, and methodologies, within the markets, technologies, and methods of the 21st century.
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.
At this lecture, you will learn the latest practical dietary suggestions to reduce risk and progression of heart disease, including strategies for reducing inflammation and lowering LDL cholesterol from Ms. Newman, RDN.
As the election for the most powerful office on the planet draws near, suspense heightens over how the Latino vote will sway the occupancy of the next president of the U.S. Dan Restrepo, Ruben Barrales and Sandra Pérez will provide an analysis.
Join us for the UC San Diego Integrated Digital Infrastructure (IDI)/Research IT Faculty Showcase 2016 to learn about transformational use of IT in research and the research IT services available.
Triangulating Zainichi Literature: The Japanese and American Mediation of Korean Bodies
Thursday, May 19, 2016, 4:00pm
Literature Building Room 155 (de Certeau)
Eugenia, a little-known gem of utopian/dystopian fiction published in Spanish in the early 20th century, takes place in a eugenically engineered society of the future. Translated by UC San Diego Librarian Sarah Buck Kachaluba.
The 6th Annual Powwow is free and open to the public and led by Native American Student Alliance (NASA). It is held to honor the heritage, culture, and traditions of Native Americans.
This interactive course will help participants with relaxation and concentration tips for public speaking, theatre techniques to build confidence in public situations, active listening skills, and Improvisational skills
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.
Get savvy about generational differences and similarities—test perceptions against empirical evidence and see with clarity how and why shared values can be expressed so differently
The Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination presents a transatlantic lecture on designing for the future of London, featuring Vernon Vinge (author) and Marjan Colletti (architect) proposing visions of robot-filled, AI-driven megamalls of 2080.
The UC San Diego Center for Healthy Aging is thrilled to announce its Inaugural Symposium, Key topics will be health care and housing, with an emphasis on how technology will influence each in the future. This event is FREE but space is limited.
The Transdisciplinary Ecocriticism Reasearch Group Presents: Sea-Level Rise in Public Science Writing: History, Science And Reductionism. A Talk by Susanna Lindstrom. Thursday, May 26th 2016, 2:30-4:00pm, De Certeau Room 155, Department of Literature
How is Chinese economic growth financed? Ken Wilcox, emeritus chairman of Silicon Valley Bank, will provide an inside look at how banking practices have evolved in a state-dominated financial system and firms' adaptiveness to recent financial crises.
The Undergraduate New Play Festival selects and mounts a full production for 6-8 new short plays by undergraduate authors. New and experienced directors, designers, and actors join together to create works of brand new art.
