Collaborate Public Presentation
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.
Occidental Student Team Leadership: Miranda Gruber '21 and Ima Odong '21
Visiting Artist Flute Workshop
Join us in Booth Hall for an afternoon of activities presented by Verne Q. Powell Artist Viviana Cumplido Wilson. Featuring an exhibition by Flutacious! and Powell Flutes.
Schedule:
ORSL and ICC Coco Movie Screening
* In case of rain, the event will be in Lower Herrick.
Open to all students.
Part of the Spirituality, Faith, And ... Series.
MLK Day of Service
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Ming Kuo - Greening Schoolyards, Growing Academic Achievement
Dr. Kuo's work, which has been featured in multiple media outlets including CNN, NPR's Fresh Air, The Today Show, Washington Post, LA Times, UK's Daily Mail, Australia's Sydney Morning Herald among others, has convincingly linked healthy urban ecosystems to stronger, safer neighborhoods, lower crime, reduced AD/HD symptoms, reduced aggression, and an array of other mental health indicators. Her current work examines the effects of contact with nature on physical health — especially immune function — and academic achievement. In 2018, Dr.
Queer Life Writing: How to Explore New Forms
We will explore f-cking with narrative and form, and the necessity of doing so, to write a queer life.
Spanish Movie Night: "Tambien La Lluvia''
You can watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/vFozF1ATuBU
Hanna Garth "Food Access and Food Justice in South LA”
Join us as Dr. Hanna Garth speaks on food access in South LA, and the history of the Food Justice Movement in Los Angeles.
North Pole Screening and Discussion with Producers Yvan Iturriaga ’03 and Darren Colston ’02
Join us for a screening of this comedic web series about three best friends born and raised in Oakland, CA who struggle to stay rooted as their neighborhood becomes a hostile environment. Nina, Marcus, and Benny fight, dream, and plot schemes to save the place they call home. Facing both gentrification and global warming, they combat evil landlords, deportation, crazy geoengineering plots, and ultimately each other.