Obama Scholars Program Applicant Info Session (virtual)
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Noah graduated from Oxy in 2022 with a B.A. in Group Language (Spanish & Linguistics) and Diplomacy & World Affairs, driven by a curiosity about language, people, and how the world works. After Oxy, he spent a year in Costa Rica as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant, where he learned just as much outside the classroom as in it. Now, he works as a researcher and policy advocate at the Center on Policy Initiatives in San Diego, working to ensure that everyone in the region has what they need to thrive.
The John Parke Young Initiative on the Global Political Economy is pleased to announce the availability of financial support for students to conduct independent research, undertake internships, and participate in conferences, colloquia, or workshops. Projects must be related to world affairs or the global economy for support. Well-executed research proposals focused on world affairs and political economy are prioritized.
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Join us for this special Doctor of Physical Therapy session led by Tammi Trainor, Assistant Director of Admissions of Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences to learn more about the unique benefits Occidental students have when applying to the DPT program at MCPHS!
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Come join our last Cinematheque event of the semester as we welcome students and community members to share and showcase their transnational participatory video projects.
Ms. Smith will discuss the impact of last year's Bostock vs Clayton County U.S. Supreme Court decision and provide a broader context for LGBTQ rights nationwide. All members of the community are invited and a recording will be made for asynchronous access afterwards.
The Belmar History + Art, project is a Santa Monica, California civic commemorative justice
Following the lecture will be an interdisciplinary panel of scholars, memory workers, artists, and historians whose work engages with preserving Black life. Aaliyah Davis ‘17, BAO’s archivist, will be moderating.
Event will be on Zoom, and is free and open to the public. Click here to register for the event