Lectures and Discussions Events

Oxnard Campus & Online via Zoom

From historical to contemporary structures, these lectures will explore the iconic structures that identify various American cities and how they came to be.

Zoom Webinar

Join us for our Forward Together webinar featuring Freddie Ravel on "Life in Tune," an inspiring program blending music and leadership insights. Dean Gerhard Apfelthaler will moderate the Q&A.

Swenson 101/102

Kristine Jan Cruz Espinoza, PhD, will present "Deep Roots, Strong Branches: The Foundation and Future of Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions."

Online Via Zoom

Dorothea Lange produced an astonishing body of photographic work in a career that lasted from the 1920s, when she ran the most successful portrait studio in San Francisco.

Soiland Humanities Center, Room 116

Join us for a panel showcasing political science student projects. Explore how students apply their knowledge to real-world issues — analyzing policy, addressing social challenges and fostering civic engagement.

Kwan Fong Gallery

The Center for Equity and Justice presents "In Community: Unpacking Research for Change," an engaging session that highlights equity and justice research themes.

Online Via Zoom

This lecture will provide a clear understanding of how stem cell technology is shaping the future of brain health and aging.

Lundring Events Center and Zoom

This lecture will explore the core diplomatic, military and political events that shaped over a century of United States foreign policy and offers insights on how to think about and understand the current crisis in U.S.-European relations.

Online Via Zoom

This two-part lecture explores the life and times of several extraordinary blues divas and will feature a dozen or more video and film clips.

Online via Zoom

Discover the Glasgow Boys and Girls who pushed through and became the catalysts for a barrage of contemporary artistic movements in the 20th century, whose sphere of influence remains with us today.