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Join CLU PRIDE Club and guest speaker Mallery Jenna Robinson to celebrate and recognize the beauty of the transgender community.
Join the English department as we hold our last poetry reading and open mic of the semester!
A call for local poets to share their personal stories in an evening of artistic expression - featuring works from Jazzy's poetry book and independent study project, called Spiral Bound: Diving into the Doubting Disorder, displayed illustrations by Cia Atkins, and jewelry by Jazzories with partial proceeds benefitting the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Visit Pearson Library to check out a display on poetry throughout the month of April.
Registration advising for undergrad 2024-2025 schedules will be held from 4/1/24 to 4/5/24 at the Center for Student Success.
FREE painting supplies provided to any student who wants to drop-by or stay to paint in the park.
Learn a Native tradition of making cordage out of dormant milkweed, and how the Native people utilized the blessings of this plant relative.
Free STD & STI testing for students
Join the CCEI for trivia on select Tuesday's in the Student Union from 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
Stop by to chat with Career Services at Jack’s Corner, get all of your career and grad school questions answered
Join us at the flagpole to register for the Financial Wellness Workshop on April 10th.
Learn the basics on how social media can help or hurt your career. We will also discuss how to maximize LinkedIn and Twitter in your job search.
This is a faculty/community leaders panel where we will explore the intersections of farmworker rights and environmental justice.
This event aims to delve into crucial social, economic, and environmental justice topics, featuring distinguished keynote speaker Maricela Morales, the co-founder and former executive director of CAUSE (Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy).
Enjoy an afternoon in Kingsmen Park with food, music, and activities in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.
A fun CLU event, hosted by the Ahmanson Veterans Resource Office, where students, faculty, and staff can come play some bingo to win prizes and eat delicious food.
Pearson Library is celebrating National Library Week with games, events, and more!
Learn about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Credential program at Cal Lutheran.
This workshop will demo our new FREE online resource website for first-generation and/or low-income (FGLI) college students.
Join Saul Miller, PA-C, Director of Health Services at California Lutheran University, as he shares insights into the Physician Assistant profession. In this presentation, Miller will discuss his personal journey and motivational factors that led him to choose a path of a Physician Assistant (PA). Drawing on his rich background, he will explore the nuanced aspects of the PA role by comparing it to other types of medical professions such as Physicians (MDs/DOs) and Nurse Practitioners (NPs).
Is money stressing you out? Join us as we partner with Ventura County Credit Union to discuss money matters, best practices, and ways to increase your financial literacy.
Lecture Lunch with Helen Ahn Lim, Ph.D. and Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Cal Lutheran to discuss the complexities, harms, educate and eradicate human trafficking.
Learn the secrets of being an amazing employee. This workshop will cover office etiquette, supervisor interactions, resolving problems, adapting to change, & communication at work.
Join us in the CCEI Lounge (on the 2nd floor of the Student Union) to create art and take advantage of all the things our space offers.
Join us for a fun college night at Sky Zone trampoline park!
The CLU Theatre and Dance Department is putting on their spring musical, Starmites, directed by Brent Ramirez.
Join us for our annual music festival!
GPSC Spring Mixer
Free STI & STD testing for students
Are you prepared for your next interview? We will give you tips on different types of questions, and how to a handle phone or a panel interview. This is an interactive workshop about how to effectively prepare before you go in.
Cal Lutheran is proud to host the inaugural Middle Eastern Film and TV Summit.
Join the CCEI for Trivia happening on select Tuesday's in the Student Union from 5:30-6:30pm!
Need help putting together a resume? Learn how to format, use action verbs and buzzwords, utilize the newest trends and include internships and volunteer work and focus on skills employers are seeking.
Join us for an in-depth discussion about the business of sports with executives from Angel City Football Club of the National Women’s Soccer League and Cal Lutheran’s Sports Management program director, Mark Orlando.
Kūpa'a Hawai’i Club invites you to join us at our 2024 Annual Luau on Thursday, April 18th from 6pm-9pm in Kingsmen Park (doors open at 5:45pm).
Join the Center for Cultural Engagement & Inclusion to celebrate Arab American Heritage Month!
Look out for our annual passion gala on April 19th!
Kim Potowski, PhD, will explore the importance of centering the needs of heritage speakers in Spanish programs in ways that lead to their personal, academic and linguistic development and support social justice.
Students in Political Science will be presenting their research projects as part of the 2024 Festival of Scholars.
Cal Lutheran students study religion at the intersections of culture, history, politics, ethics, conflict, and peace.
In collaboration with Harmony Family Yoga, we will be having a FREE yoga session open to ALL students!
During this session, students enrolled in the Bachelor’s Degree for Professionals Program will be presenting their final art and media projects and posters.
Senior English majors will present their creative and scholarly projects from English 480, English Major Capstone Colloquium (Part II of II).
Students from the McNair Scholars Program will have the opportunity to present their research in a poster session format.
Our annual Honors Convocation event proudly recognizes Cal Lutheran’s many academically outstanding students.
Sociology students present their research their qualitative and quantitative research based on semester long projects.
All international students are invited to join the Counseling And Psychological Services (CAPS) team at the Center for Global Engagement (CGE) in an informal setting to learn about, explore and discuss relevant life topics.
Hear about the latest research at the Social and Behavioral Sciences interactive research poster session.
This session highlights the research of Dr. Megan Fung, who is the recipient of the newly established Cal Lutheran Faculty Fellowship.
Every year at California Lutheran University, the Multimedia students host a portfolio show as part of their major’s capstone class.
Learn how to navigate through salary negotiations with employers. You will learn how to conduct salary research & how to sell your skills when answering different types of questions.
This session approaches sport as an object of study that calls for interdisciplinary and intersectional approaches and brings together various student-led research presentations, posters, and case studies centered around sport.
Students explore topics in culture, literature, language, and media that illustrate the many ways individual needs and "personhood" intersect with society’s practices, beliefs, and institutions.
Global Studies Capstone Presentations: Reflections on Studying Abroad.
Learn about stories, challenges and opportunities of the AAPI community in the entertainment field.
The first hour is a student poster session highlighting the best work of the year and conference presentations.
Senior English majors will present their creative and scholarly projects from English 480, English Major Capstone Colloquium (Part II of II).
All researchers start somewhere! ENGL 111 teaches students research writing foundations valuable for any major.
This session includes presentations that showcase undergraduate writing consultants' research at the Writing Center, including tutoring approaches to supporting First-Year writing as well as student athletes' academic literacy development.
This session highlights student research from various disciplines within the Natural Science Division.
Join the Multimedia students for a walkthrough of the Senior Multimedia Show.
English 303: Creative Writing-Poetry students will read from their original work, followed by a Q & A.
Join us in the CCEI Lounge (on the 2nd floor of the Student Union) to create art and take advantage of all the things our space offers.
Join us for CHESS FLC Participants Final Presentations
Faculty participants in the CHESS Project Faculty Learning Community (FLC) present a summary of the course redesign they implemented in the year-long program.
The English Department invites you to celebrate the hard work of our Cal Lutheran Students and Staff in the publication of the 53rd edition of our award-winning literary magazine, The Morning Glory.
Students from the Graduate School of Education will showcase their research in this poster symposium.
Expand your knowledge and gain valuable perspectives by attending the presentations of Ethnic and Race Studies majors showcasing their Capstone Projects.
Students from the Division of Natural Sciences will present results from their research and class projects.
Join students from Ethnic and Race Studies 101 as they showcase their semester-long learning journey through engaging oral and visual presentations of their final projects with the CLU community.
The 2023-2024 cohort of the Community Scholars for Black Lives Fellowship Program have been engaged in research that impacts and empowers the Black community.
Faculty participants in the CHESS Project Faculty Learning Community (FLC) present a summary of the course redesign they implemented in the year-long program.
Join us for an exciting performance by the Wind Ensemble, showcasing the talents of woodwind brass, and percussion student musicians under the direction of Michael Hart.
This celebration will honor all BIPoC and LGBTQ+ graduates for their achievements and contributions to the Cal Lutheran community. Students who participate will be gifted one cultural stole of their choosing at the celebration.*
Join us for a delightful performance of both chamber and orchestral works including Mendelssohn’s Piano Sextet and Dittersdorf’s Symphony Concertante for Viola and Double Bass, featuring the talents of Cal Lutheran University's dedicated string students.
The Cal Lutheran Leadership Awards is an annual event focused on recognizing students, clubs, faculty, and staff for their outstanding leadership, commitment, and contributions to Cal Lutheran University.
Nominate students, peers, staff, and faculty to recognize them for their noteworthy contributions to Cal Lutheran.
The Dance department is having their spring concert, with dances created by students in the Choreography I and III classes.
Join us for an on-campus gathering to celebrate the accomplishments of our School of Management Classes of 2024. Graduating students and their family members, faculty, staff, Advisory Council members and friends of the School of Management are all welcome.
Cheers to you! Bring your family and friends to Kingsmen Park and create some final memories as Cal Lu Students. Join us for food trucks, live music, giveaways, photos, and a special toast to the graduating class.
Distinguished graduates of the class of 2024 from all religious and non-religious identities are invited to attend the Baccalaureate Interfaith Service.
Student recognition event.
The Class of 2024 is invited to celebrate their achievements with their families on campus in William Rolland Stadium.
The Class of 2024 is invited to celebrate their achievements with their families on campus in William Rolland Stadium.