Although it was not possible to gather and attend an in-person Matriculation this fall, President Elam invites you to join him virtually by selecting to attend one of the Matriculation "Welcome Sessions" being offered from 12 noon to 12:45 p.m. PT on Tuesday, November 10 and Thursday, November 12.
November 12 session
Join Zoom Meeting
https://occidental.zoom.us/j/89710748230
Meeting ID: 897 1074 8230
Passcode: 399251
Although it was not possible to gather and attend an in-person Matriculation this fall, President Elam invites first-year and transfer students to join him virtually by selecting to attend one of the Matriculation "Welcome Sessions" being offered from 12 p.m. to 12:45 p.m. PT on Tuesday, November 10 and Thursday, November 12.
November 10 session
Join Zoom Meeting
https://occidental.zoom.us/j/86720564143
Meeting ID: 867 2056 4143
Passcode: 101992
As part of Oxy's Parent and Alumni Homecoming 2020 Weekend, Oxy's Programming Board presents Fall Fest 2020: DaniLeigh—a virtual live concert from Oxy's Thorne Patio. Enjoy a night of virtual fun, music, and dancing!
SIGN UP TO MEET & GREET WITH DANILEIGH HERSELF PRE SHOW HERE
To get your livestream ticket, CLICK HERE!
A Detroit native, visionary storyteller and multiple award-winning filmmaker, Christine Swanson earned her MFA in Film from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, one of the nation’s top-ranked graduate film programs. CNN identified Christine as one of the most promising filmmakers to emerge from NYU’s graduate film program since Martin Scorsese, Ang Lee, Oliver Stone, and Spike Lee (Christine’s NYU directing teacher). Christine also earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Notre Dame, double majoring in Communications and Japanese.
PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO JOIN WEBINAR:
https://occidental.zoom.us/j/89853446320?pwd=bUxiVTRvZHlsWGlDVnZyRXlPQWRtdz09
Meeting ID: 870 4914 0484
Passcode: 277779
A core element of our partnership with the In Plain Sight coalition is to consider how artists and art spaces can be advocates for social change, on a local and global level. As part of our fall programming, we are offering a series of workshops led by community organizers on topics related to our exhibition and critical to supporting the well-being of our communities—abolishing prisons, ICE and police, and creating community care through mutual aid networks.
All workshops meet on Tuesdays, at 5pm PST.
Register for the event "Land & Language" with award-winning Mojave poet Natalie Diaz (nominated for a 2020 National Book Award) and featuring NTT Professor Kai Small '07 (who is teaching CTSJ 376: Settler Colonial Studies this Fall) by going HERE.