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.
The Center for Ethics in Science & Technology brings the public and scientists together to explore how science can best serve society. Through forums, projects, and resources, the Center gives all stakeholders an opportunity to share perspectives on the ethical implications of new developments in science and technology.
Sounding Board starts the New Year with a surprise event at the Faculty Club: a performing arts roundtable discussion led by Executive Director for ArtPower at UC San Diego, Jordan Peimer.
This three hour create session will allow faculty to develop a Blended lesson ready to use in their class the following week. We will explore different ARM Tec Ed-technologies and discuss the philosophies & research behind blended learning.
STUDENTS! Attend an exclusive legal-focused career workshop with industry professionals and admissions officers to learn more about law school acceptance, careers and more. Food will be provided. Space is VERY limited. RSVP Required!
STUDENTS! Attend an exclusive career workshop focused on nursing/medicine with industry professionals and admissions officers to learn more about med school acceptance, careers and more. Food will be provided. Space is VERY limited. RSVP Required!
Mike Birbiglia is a comedian and storyteller who has performed in front of audiences worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall. His most recent shows, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend and Thank God for Jokes, were both filmed for Netflix.
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STUDENTS! Attend an exclusive career workshop on fellowships with industry professionals to learn about career opportunities, network and more. Food will be provided. Space is VERY limited. RSVP Required!
Mike Birbiglia is a comedian and storyteller who has performed in front of audiences worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall. His most recent shows, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend and Thank God for Jokes, were both filmed for Netflix.
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Invited guest speaker Shahram Khosravi, Professor of Social Anthropology at Stockholm University, author of Young and Defiant in Tehran, "Illegal" Traveller: An Auto-Ethnography of Borders, and Precarious Lives: Waiting and Hope in Iran
STUDENTS! Attend an exclusive career workshop on the entertainment and news sector with industry professionals, to learn about career options, network and more. Food will be provided. Space is VERY limited. RSVP Required!
NETWORK ERROR at gallery@calit2 features recent work by new media artist Trish Stone. Panel discussion at 5pm in Calit2 Auditorium with Trish Stone, Michael Trigilio, and Pinar Yoldas, moderated by Jordan Crandall, followed by a reception.
Mike Birbiglia is a comedian and storyteller who has performed in front of audiences worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall. His most recent shows, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend and Thank God for Jokes, were both filmed for Netflix.
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Mike Birbiglia is a comedian and storyteller who has performed in front of audiences worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall. His most recent shows, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend and Thank God for Jokes, were both filmed for Netflix.
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Mike Birbiglia is a comedian and storyteller who has performed in front of audiences worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall. His most recent shows, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend and Thank God for Jokes, were both filmed for Netflix.
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Join UC San Diego students, staff, faculty, and alumni as they march in the 39th Annual San Diego Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade and Day of Service. This campus tradition is free and open to all.
Mike Birbiglia is a comedian and storyteller who has performed in front of audiences worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall. His most recent shows, My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend and Thank God for Jokes, were both filmed for Netflix.
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Inside Innovation is a presentation series featuring the latest innovative technologies developed by UC San Diego researchers. Get an inside look at what is happening in the labs, explore commercialization opportunities and inquire about licensing.
Designing healthy liveable cities is a global priority. In Australia, urban liveability has been increasingly recognized in state and federal urban planning policies as an important determinant of population health and well-being.
The UC San Diego campus wants to help fight human trafficking and join efforts in bringing nationwide awareness on this critically important and tragic social issue through panel discussion and conversation, movie viewing, and student performances.
Dr. Nadine Gaab from Harvard University will be presenting on "The typical and atypical reading brain: How a neurobiological framework of reading development can inform educational practice and policy."
The UC San Diego Biomedical Ethics Seminar Series meets to discuss selected ethics topics. This months topic is "Putting ‘Race’ on the Table: Voicing and Silencing Race and Ethnicity in News Coverage of Health and Medicine."
The HLHW series will feature William Lerach, a leading securities lawyer in the US who will shed light on how eliminationist antisemitism may have been the main reason behind the Nazis’ lethal assault on European Jews.
Join a panel of experts who will discuss how new constraints leaves room for debate on how they will affect the future relationship between the two countries.
Recognized as one of Europe’s most distinctive choreographers, Hervé Koubi draws creative strength from his Algerian roots and Mediterranean culture. His company makes its San Diego debut with "What the Day Owes to the Night".
Dr. Alka Kanaya (UCSF), will present about the MASALA study, which seeks identify what factors lead to heart disease in South Asians. Identification of these factors may help guide future treatments to prevent or cure heart disease in South Asians.
The UC San Diego Library is pleased to launch a new digital collection of images of early 1970s China contributed by members of the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars (CCAS) Friendship Delegations.
Join us for a lecture hosted by the Center for Hellenic Studies featuring Professor Erich Gruen from the University of California, Berkeley. His lecture attempts to elicit how the term "barbarian" was understood in the Hellenic world.
Mexicans will head to the polls on July 1. Harvard University Professor Jorge Dominguez will discuss plus the extraordinary number of offices on next year’s ballot and how the coming elections will be unique due to a number of unprecedented factors.
Curated by Tatiana Sizonenko, STORIES THAT WE TELL celebrates seven UC San Diego artists who paved the way for greater inclusion: Eleanor Antin, Barbara Kruger, Faith Ringgold, Martha Rosler, Miriam Schapiro, Lorna Simpson, and Carrie Mae Weems.
Iconoclast Sir Roger Penrose will give a talk on whether the Universe is destined to collapse, to expand indefinitely until it homogenizes in heat death, or a third alternative, the cosmological conformal cyclic cosmology (CCC) scheme.
Experience all three at SEA Days. Each month, guests are invited to meet researchers from Scripps Institution of Oceanography and learn about their exciting research and current ocean topics.
The Tough Cases ethics discussion series providing opportunity to increase awareness of, and sensitivity to, ethical issues. This month the topic is Discharging Patients with No Where to Go.
Join us for an opening reception for this exhibit which presents proposed monuments created by undergraduate students in a Fall 2017 Communication seminar entitled “Politics & Culture of Display” with Professor Brian Goldfarb.
Eduardo Porter, economic scene columnist at The New York Times and CGT Pacific Leadership Fellow, will discuss the power and limits of redistribution and assess other tools to mitigate inequality in market incomes.
Join us for a lecture hosted by the Institute of Arts & Humanities and Transnational Korean Studies featuring Martin Hart-Landsberg, Professor Emeritus of Economics at Lewis and Clark College and Hyun Lee, Managing Editor of ZoominKorea.
UC San Diego Office of Innovation and Commercialization is partnering with Dentons and Tiber Creek on a seminar series on what you need to know about forming a startup company.
Join the UC San Diego South Asia Initiative on Thursday, January 25, 2018 as Ramesh Srinivasan, Associated Professor at UCLA Info Studies, discusses Technology, Inequality, and Our World: Taking Back the New Media Revolution.
Join us for a free seminar as Irene Litvan, MD, director of the Parkinson and Other Movement Disorders Center at UC San Diego Health, welcomes Brenton Wright, MD, to the program. Dr. Wright will present an overview of physical exercise benefits.
Gospel, soul, and R&B–inspired artist Liz Vice’s music features dynamic, beautiful vocals and classically influenced lyrics that reference her deep-rooted spirituality.
Please join us to explore new ways to integrate meaningful technology into your practice. Through this event, educators will share ways which they visualize their research and help students connect concepts.
It’s time for a sibling reunion! Join us for Siblings Day, a wonderful campus tradition for UC San Diego undergraduate students and their young siblings. Registration closes January 19, visit http://parents.ucsd.edu/events/siblings-day/index.html.
THE SCIENTIST AND THE ARTIST: Dorota Skowronska-Krawczyk, PhD and Eva Henry would like to invite you to share with you VISIONS, a pioneering fusion of science and art
All are invited to attend the 22nd annual Lytle Scholarship Concert, featuring four renowned jazz pianists who have performed with the likes of Miles Davis and Ella Fitzgerald. Proceeds from the concert go to support undergraduate scholarships.
Provost Yu invites Revelle Students, Faculty, Alumni, and staff to drop in Mondays 3-4pm, Revelle Admin Bldg/Advising Bldg for REV'd - Revelle Engages in Verve Development! Light refreshments. Refresh! Rejuvinate! Get REV'd!
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China’s model of state-led development differs from both Western approaches and from its East Asian neighbors’ industrial policies by focusing solely on infrastructure investment. Francis Fukuyama will explore this issue.
ALIVE explores humanity through photography and film. By documenting the subjects' emotions and relationships, Yao captures the real and intimate moments of their lives and tells their stories to invoke a feeling of society.
Dr. Geoffrey Schoenbaum from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), will be presenting on the "Tests of two key predictions of the hypothesis that dopamine transients serve as a cached-value error-signaling system for learning>"
French composer, percussionist, and theater director Roland Auzet defines himself as a stage writer. Auzet’s new work starts with a car on an empty stage, but he quickly fills the room with so much more.
