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Topics discussed will include understanding immigrant rights under the new presidential administration, how colleges and universities can protect those rights, and materials and resources for future reference.  You can register for the event 

Career & Internship Fair

ALL employers attending the Career & Internship Fair are actively recruiting for interns and full-time employees!

The Career & Internship Fair is open to all students and recent alumni (class of 2022-2024) seeking a full-time, professional job or internship.  Don't forget to wear business attire and bring copies of your resume! 

There will also be an opportunity to have a professional portrait taken during the Fair. 

The 2025 Antoinette and Vincent M. Dungan Lectureship on Energy and the Environment

The Core Program is excited to host award-winning chef, author, and activist Bryant Terry for a talk on the topic of food justice. The talk is open to the entire community. First-year students are required to attend. 

Tucked within a liberal arts college in Northeast Los Angeles, the Moore Lab of Zoology is a hidden gem that houses over 65,000 bird and mammal specimens.

Discover local birds, morphological adaptations, rare extinct birds, a painstakingly-collected hummingbird collection, and see museum specimens that represent Mexico’s bird diversity prior to major habitat change.

Tucked within a liberal arts college in Northeast Los Angeles, the Moore Lab of Zoology is a hidden gem that houses over 65,000 bird and mammal specimens.

Discover local birds, morphological adaptations, rare extinct birds, a painstakingly-collected hummingbird collection, and see museum specimens that represent Mexico’s bird diversity prior to major habitat change.

Tucked within a liberal arts college in Northeast Los Angeles, the Moore Lab of Zoology is a hidden gem that houses over 65,000 bird and mammal specimens.

Discover local birds, morphological adaptations, rare extinct birds, a painstakingly-collected hummingbird collection, and see museum specimens that represent Mexico’s bird diversity prior to major habitat change.

Roosting sites are a wonderful way to observe a flock of parrots and parakeets gather during winter evenings.

At the Moore Lab, our team launched the Free-flying Los Angeles Parrot Project (FLAPP), where we’re looking closely at the DNA of Red-crowned Parrots and Lilac-crowned Parrots and collecting community science observations along the way. Native to opposite coasts of Mexico the Red-crowned Parrots and Lilac-crowned Parrots never meet, but in Los Angeles they mingle, hybridize, and roost together.

Join us as we follow the flock:

We're having a book sale!

Hundreds of gently used and vintage books (most ex libris) as well as lovely and strange old reprints will be on sale for $1 and $2, and we'll have some special edition bird prints for $5 and $10 (small & large). Coffee and doughnuts will be served for maximum book browsing coziness. Donations will go towards undergraduate research and their professional development.

A glimpse of some available books:

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