Oxy from the Inside
Emmons counselors and the survivor advocate will be present at the event as a resource for members of the audience. Trigger warnings will be given at the beginning of the event and before every speaker presents. Audience members are encouraged to take care of themselves first, and stepping out in order to talk to a counselor, take time for yourself, or excuse yourself from the event is supported.
Sexual Assault Climate Survey Town Hall
Learn about plans for future surveys of students, faculty, staff and administrators.
If you want to speak confidentially to someone on campus about sexual violence, contact:
Marianne Frapwell, Occidental Survivor Advocate
(323) 259-1359
survivoradvocate@oxy.edu
Oxy 24/7 Confidential Hotline
(323) 341-4141
Emmons Wellness Center
(323) 259-265
Office for Religious & Spiritual Life
(323) 259-2621
Tech Day at Oxy: Alumni Panel
Come to the alumni panel to learn about their careers and Life After Oxy!
ALUMNI ATTENDING TECH DAY AT OXY
Hailey Crowel ‘06 English & Comparative Language Studies | Google, Inc., Associate, Business Operation & Strategy
Lindsay Metcalf ‘03 Cognitive Science | Google, Inc., Virtual Reality Design Manager
Jessica Cornick ‘07 Psychology & English | Facebook, Data Scientist
Jessica Iyer ‘08 English & Comparative Language Studies | Airbnb, Manager, Tech Recruiting
"Queer Historical Mixtape" - Screening + Q&A
Trump, Capitalism's Crisis, and a New Way Forward
Dr. He Chengzhou (Nanjing University): "Cross-Dressing Performance and Gender Politics in Contemporary Chinese Pop Culture"
About He Chengzhou
Dr. He (PhD, Oslo, Norway) is the Changjian Distinguished Professor and Dean of the School of Arts at Nanjing University, China, and a foreign member of the Academy of Europe. He also served as the Chinese Director of the Hopkins-Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies. Specializing in drama/theater studies, comparative literature and gender studies, Prof.
Dr. Tal Becker at Occidental College
The 2:30 p.m. lecture in Choi Auditorium on the Occidental campus is free and open to the public. Registration is required.
Book Talk: "It's Even Worse Than You Think: What the Trump Administration is Doing to America"