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.
UC San Diego will celebrate Black History Month in February with events that pay tribute to legendary figures in African American history. Events include film screenings, educational seminars, art exhibits and more.
Dr. Samuel L. Popkin, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Political Science/Recall Professor, presents a noontime lecture to Oceanids Sounding Board at the Faculty Club.
Join UC San Diego Health as we illuminate Sulpizio Cardiovascular Center red for National Heart Month. Let’s unite to prevent heart disease and stroke, and improve the health of women in our communities.
The Center for Memory and Recording Research is hosting Guanqiao Li to speak on the topic of "THz Spintronics in Magnetic Heterostructures: The Role of Interfaces".
Michael Pisaro's asleep, forest, melody, path is a rich and resonant work scored for six field recordings (made in six specially chosen sites in San Diego), a large ensemble of instrumentalists and two soloists. A work of both great intimacy and extr
Celebrate the centennial of Igor Stravinsky's masterpiece L'Histoire du Soldat (The Soldier's Tale) with a new setting featuring texts by the extraordinary writer Luis Urrea, Lux Boreal, and Wilfrido Terrazas.
Chuan Lyu Endowment/Taiwan Studies Lecture Series at UC San Diego present pianist Pi-hsien Chen. W. A. Mozart Fantasie c-Minor KV 475 and Sonata C-minor KV 457. Yang Tsung-Hsien 揚聦賢. Albumblätter from Sansui Shack 山水寮扎記 (1994)Lento-Adagietto-Anda
Greg Stuart and Erik Carlson write and perform their works: Greg Stuart: shoaling.
Erik Carlson: 9,710,557,029 : 10,763,508,996 : 11,678,055,512 : 13,333,899,204 : 15,811,880,472 : 17,690,519,736 polyrhythm (partial cycle)
This free monthly lunch series featuring local bioinformaticians discussing their tools, research, software, and coding. Dr. Sylvain Costes (NASA Ames Research Center) will give a talk on NASA’s GeneLab Data System. A light lunch will be provided.
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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Dr. Peter G. Schultz, CEO and Professor of Chemistry at The Scripps Research Institute, will present his Lecture entitled: 'Playing with the Molecules of Life.'.
In celebration of Black History Month, the UC San Diego Department of Theatre and Dance is pleased to announce Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and critic Hilton Als in conversation with Dr. Gentry Patrick, UC San Diego professor of neurobiology.
Written by Bekah Brunstetter and directed by Casey Stangl, the play explores into a story where the character Jen lives in New York but has always dreamed of getting married in her small North Carolina hometown.
The communication process is actually very complex. This workshop is designed to build competence in foundational communication skills through practice and reflection on practice.
Join us as Torrey Froscher, who served in the Central Intelligence Agency’s Directorate of Intelligence for 35 years with a particular focus on proliferation, will discuss how the intelligence community played a critical role all along the way.
In 2009 San Diego resident Martin Haas participated as a co-plaintiff in the Bavarian Superior Court case against the Ukrainian-born Ivan Demjanjuk, a US citizen who had participated in the mass-extermination of European Jews during WW II.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
Intended for: managers, supervisors, and work leaders
This workshop will articulate UC San Diego’s expectations of the manager’s role and responsibility in developing employees for professional achievement. You will learn how realizing talent in others and driving productive learning can foster organizational success.
2018 Rosenblatt Lecturer Marlene Zuk (University of Minnesota) will separate myths from what scientific evidence suggests about human hardwiring in her talk, “Paleofantasy: What Evolution Really Tells Us About Sex, Diet and How We Live."
Helping you prepare for the 21st century economy, The Basement and OIC have teamed together to deliver this timely series. Learn about the basic elements when developing an idea and starting a business.
Experts from the region’s only Level 4 Epilepsy Center will share the latest information on epilepsy diagnosis and treatment, including advances in medical therapies, new drugs and clinical trials, and surgical procedures such as laser ablation.
Please join us for the opening reception of "Happenings in Three Parts." The exhibition includes video documentation and accounts of Allan Kaprow's participatory art events known as Happenings.
Join us for an international conference to examine Mexico's security challenges, evaluate the status of current U.S.-Mexico security cooperation and propose practical solutions for policymakers in the U.S. and Mexico.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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Celebrate Australia Day with a didgeridoo performance, illustrated talks on Australia, and a gourmet Australian meal with proceeds supporting academic scholarships supporting international education. Sponsored by Friends of the International Center.
LJS&C performs Gustav Mahler’s “4th Symphony” with soprano. Next is the premier of “Alone: Theater and Music for Fiona,” by Paris-based artist, composer, and percussionist Roland Auzet, written for and commissioned by grad student Fiona Digney.
16th Annual Paper Theatre Festival
Paper theatre: it’s the smallest show on Earth!
This scale-model Victorian Era educational toy is being re-discovered and celebrated in a weekend long festival with a special finale Monday, Feb 12 at noon.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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Paper theatre: it’s the smallest show on Earth! This scale-model Victorian educational toy is being re-discovered and celebrated at a free festival in the Seuss Room of Geisel Library with activities all weekend (Feb 10, 11) & finale Monday at noon.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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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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Given the recent devastation caused by the North Bay wildfires, researchers from University of Nevada, Reno and UC San Diego are working to rethink our approach to fire response in California and the west.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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Dean of INCAE Business School of Costa Rica and Pacific Leadership Fellow Alberto Trejos will be presenting a public talk discussing the value of trade among partners in the Western Hemisphere.
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.
Getting the most out of your performance appraisal requires that you are as prepared as your supervisor. This session provides instruction on the three "P's"—preparing, participating, proposing—of your role in the performance appraisal process.
Mail Services will open its warehouse doors to the public to host its first Open House. Highlights include; tours, giveaways, demos, treats, and raffle prizes. Drop by anytime between 11:30am and 1:00pm. Mail Matirx demo begins at 12pm.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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These programs were intended to be a musical counterpoint to the experimental music that characterized the music department at the University of California, where Professor Négyesy was a long-time faculty member.
Join us for Career Exploration from a Social Justice Perspective! Take advantage of this opportunity and hear from alumni speak directly on how minoring in CLAH & AASM programs has benefited and enhanced their careers.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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Join UC San Diego's first-generation faculty, staff, and students as we connect to share our first-generation college stories of exploring our passions and overcoming failure and setbacks.
Morris Rossabi, a professor at Columbia University, will discuss the present status of Sino-Mongol political, economic and cultural relations, and will seek to assess the future of Mongolia's contacts with China and Taiwan.
Join us for a free seminar in honor of National Heart Month and the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign. Three prominent female physicians who are leaders in the field of cardiology will offer the latest information on heart health
Original works by choreographers demonstrating the creativity and technique that emerge within and through the body in mastering the art of dance.
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A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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Original works by choreographers demonstrating the creativity and technique that emerge within and through the body in mastering the art of dance.
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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.
A classic of the American stage, A Raisin in the Sun follows Walter Younger and his family in Chicago, each feeling confined by their physical home space and the social roles they’ve been assigned.
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Original works by choreographers demonstrating the creativity and technique that emerge within and through the body in mastering the art of dance.
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Pacific Leadership Fellow Sviatoslav (Slava) Vakarchuk is a Ukrainian civic activist, musician and the lead vocalist and founder of the band Okean Elzy. He will be speaking candidly on the domestic and geopolitical challenges facing Ukraine.
All UC San Diego students, faculty and staff are invited to an Open House on Wednesday, February 21 to learn about a possible small Target store locating on campus.
Dr. Trevor W. Robbins from the University of Cambridge will be presenting on the "Compulsivity, addiction and OCD: Aberrant learning and fronto-striatal dysregulation."
The UC San Diego Biomedical Ethics Seminar Series meets once monthly for faculty, staff, and students to discuss selected ethics topics. This month we will discuss Art and Medicine.
San Diego Bioinformatics Network is a networking event hosted by CCBB. February's flash talk speakers are Alain Domissy (metadata pipelines and common workflow language for single cell analysis) and Yoshiki Vázquez Baeza (microbiome data analysis)
Othello is one of Shakespeare’s most famous stories of deceit, revenge, and the tragic events that occur when the truth is manipulated for selfish means.
A concert devoted to the vocal chamber music of the Hungarian master composer, György Kurtág, including Hét Dal (Seven songs for voice and cimbalom) S.K. Remembrance Noise (voice and violin), Erinnerung an einen Winterabend (voice, violin, cimbalom)
The purpose of this conference is to recognize research done in the Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities, as well as to inspire UC San Diego undergraduates who are pursuing degrees in these fields. Free and open to the public.
In celebration of Black History Month, the UC San Diego Department of Cognitive Science is pleased to announce a talk from Provost Ivan Evans on Thursday, February 22nd from 12 to 1 p.m. in Cognitive Science Building – room 003. Food will be served
Join Matt Sheehan, former China correspondent for The Huffington Post and The WorldPost, discusses the relationship between China and Silicon Valley has moved through four phases—dependence, competition, segmentation and synergy.
Since their first show in 2011, the group has performed nationally and internationally at many prestigious festivals and venues to audiences varying in age and ethnicity, proving that soul crosses all cultural and linguistic barriers.
The UC San Diego Library, Grad Life, and GSA invite graduate and professional students to attend an Open House on Friday, February 23 from 6-8pm in the Geisel Library’s Seuss Room.
Othello is one of Shakespeare’s most famous stories of deceit, revenge, and the tragic events that occur when the truth is manipulated for selfish means.
Othello is one of Shakespeare’s most famous stories of deceit, revenge, and the tragic events that occur when the truth is manipulated for selfish means.
Martha Rosler (MFA alumna 1974) is included in the exhibition "Stories That We Tell: Art and Identity," currently on view in the University Art Gallery. For her visit on February 26th, she will discuss her work and experience.
Mikko Huotari and Philippe Le Corre will discuss with Susan Shirk the state of play of Europe-China relations, how the EU and its member states position itself vis-a-vis China and the prospects for transatlantic coordination on China.
The Tough Cases ethics discussion series provides the opportunity to increase awareness of, and sensitivity to, ethical issues. This month the topic is “Go Back to California: When Doctors Refuse to See Transgender Patients”
Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of Berkeley Law, Jesse H. Choper Distinguished Professor of Law will give timely talk on, "Free Speech and the University: Historical Roots and Current Challenges."
Alexandre Lunsqui - Guttural I, II, III & IV
Scott Worthington – A Different Infiniteness
Carlos Cordeiro – Disquiet
Reiko Futing – Land of Silence
Lei Liang – Lakescape V
William Lang – There Might Be One More
Scott Wollschleger – What is the W
New Breed Brass Band live and breathe the culture of New Orleans, infusing funk, rock, jazz, and hip-hop into a custom-made enhancement of second-line brass-band tradition.
