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Poster presentations by Student Coordinating Committee on U.N. week events. (Booth 208, if inclement weather)
View the full schedule of events for UN Week 2020: Climate Change & Economic/Environmental Justice.
Stocked with a carefully curated selection of books from the Occidental College Library, Community Reading Hours provides an opportunity to peruse a selection of art and culture books, while learning more about the themes presented this season at Oxy Arts, enjoying free coffee, meeting new neighbors and relaxing in our gallery space.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12 - 3pm.
Tuesdays, Office Hours with Gustavo Arellano
Collaborate is a FREE series of seven workshops conceived and taught by Occidental College students to 6-8th graders in the local community. Join us to see collages, photographs and multimedia works generated in this workshop and celebrate our local youth artists.
Spring 2020 Student Educators - Christina Carrera, Natalia Guerra, Habiba Hopson, Ariadne Makridakis, Sarah Ruiz, Hannah Sy, Kaylie Treskin, Jenn Xu
This panel presents a student-led discussion regarding campus sustainability efforts and how students can get more involved in student organizations to promote sustainable practices. Kevin Patel, an off-campus speaker from LMU and OneUpAction, will be discussing ways students can become more involved in a non-Oxy setting. Kaye Jenkins (Campus Dining Sustainability Intern) will speak about efforts on campus to reduce plastic waste as well as experiences with bringing ethical vendors to campus dining.
Dr. Steven Were Omamo, Representative and Country Director for the UN World Food Programme (WFP) in Ethiopia, will provide perspective and insights about the UN's work on Climate Change and Environmental Justice.
This is an interactive opportunity for you to learn more about the multitude of ways you can get involved in sustainability efforts both on and off campus.
This year’s theme, Climate Change & Environmental Justice, reflects the UN's Sustainable Development Goal #13. The SDGs are a collection of 17 global goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". They were set in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly and are intended to be achieved by the year 2030.
The First Annual Young Person's Concert is open to the public featuring five student soloists from the Occidental College community.
PROGRAM
Arturo Márquez