Events

This Netflix documentary, which opens the new Stories That Matter film series, tells the story of four young girls as they prepare for a special Daddy-Daughter Dance with their incarcerated fathers

The Roots & Rainbows Brunch is a celebration of identity, culture, and community for QTBIPOC (Queer and Trans Black, Indigenous, People of Color) students.

This workshop explores classroom practices that foster robust academic inquiry and sustain and promote connected, resilient, and responsive communities.

Patty Arteaga, Nancy Bercaw, and José Centeno-Meléndez, from the Center for Restorative History at the National Museum of American History, will give a talk on the Undocumented Organizing Collecting Initiative for the Program in Latin America, Caribbean and Latinx Studies.

Attendees will take what they learned from the Introduction to ArcGIS Online course and use it to analyze data by using various geoprocessing tools currently offered in the online application via the Map Viewer.

Qinghua Nian, a tobacco control policy research expert and senior biostatistician at the Institute for Global Tobacco Control, will give a talk titled "Advancing Tobacco Control in China," followed by a brief moderated Q&A.

Renee Hudson, an assistant professor in the Department of English at Chapman University, will give a talk for the Program in Latin America, Caribbean and Latinx Studies.

This workshop is heavily hands-on and will have users feeling comfortable with coding using Python is a popular programming language, including how to instruct the computer to accomplish tasks, use variables to contain content, learn new Python vocabulary, write and run calculations, and conduct overall data analysis and manipulation using Python's base functionality.

Staff will share information on different modalities and methods to aid in communication access such as live transcription, closed captioning, ASL Interpreters, best practices during meetings, and preparation prior to any event.