Sponsored by the Center for Community Based Learning and Latin American Studies Program.
Funding for the exhibit and website was made possible by the Andrew W. Mellon Arts and Technology grant, Occidental College.
Light refreshments will be served.
About John Tapia Urquiza:
The primary election is the first time Angelenos will cast ballots under a brand-new model, one that includes state-of-the-art equipment, an updated design for mail-in ballots and new locations for in-person voting. This semester, as Los Angeles County transitions from polling places to vote centers, Occidental College is a proud participant in the Vote Center Placement Project.
Developed for students who want to use the basic principles and practices of restorative justice, this training prompts students to reflect on their role in fostering a culture of care based on respect, responsibility, and repair of harm.
The event will consist of a catered dinner, open mic night, trivia game, and a screening of Anabel Gullo's "The City and the Sea" documentary screening. This is an opportunity to bring together students, faculty, and staff to close out UN Week 2020.
Co-sponsored with FEAST
We're opening this space for students of color to share and celebrate each other's accomplishments and successes of this semester. You can fill out the form below for a slot to shout out your friends or yourself!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgNMKN8tCn0Nw_o1Cn0lSGoV4kneIFtIbnFVav6sX3z4115g/viewform
Devoney Amberg: The Overlap Between Specific Language Impairment and Bilingualism: Enhancing Our Understanding of Language Processing
Erin Ball: Moral Decision-Making in the Brain
Isaiah Bird: An Analysis on Mirror Neurons
Michael Caballero: The Limitations of Language's Reach in Cognition
Annalie Virginia Dern: Memory in Dissociative Identity Disorder: The Impacts of Trauma on Explicit Recall
More information to follow on how to signup and get tickets.
Enjoy food and drinks from Mexico, Argentina, Central America, and the Carribean.
Performance by Azúcar, Oxy's own Latin dance troupe.
Music by Trio Los Caciques, playing tropical rythms of Mexico and the Carribean.
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"A sound bath is a musical journey with potent healing power. The body's absorbtion of harmonic frequencies is similar to the nourishmen it receives from food. Singing bowls, gongs, bells, chimes, voice, and other musical instruments nurture us with powerful, positive vibrations."
All are welcome. Please bring your own blankets and/or cushions.
For more information email sprituallife@oxy.edu or ncarpenter@oxy.edu.