Calendar of Events
Arts, Lectures and Gatherings

Events for September 2006

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Sculpture by Lynn Creighton

Kwan Fong Gallery

Lynn Creighton's work is about women learning to celebrate their own lives from a deep inner connection to the creator.
Thrivent Builds! Habitat for Humanity

Samuelson Chapel

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CLU vs. PLU Tailgate Party

Tacoma, Washington

Join the Tailgate Party for the CLU vs. Pacific Lutheran University Football Game!
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Game Night

Samuelson Chapel Narthex

Senior Information Meeting

Preus-Brandt Forum

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Habitat for Humanity Information Meeting

Nygreen 3

Anyone who is interested in getting involved with Habitat for Humanity is invited to attend this information meeting. Karen Jensen, Ventura County Program Manager of Habitat, will join us to help explain what Habitat has to offer!
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Corporate Leaders Breakfast Series
James D. Power IV and Chris Denove - J.D. Power and Associates

Lundring Events Center

California Lutheran University will host a stellar lineup of corporate executives from internationally recognized companies to speak at the Corporate Leaders Breakfast Series continuing this fall.
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Snapshot: India
India 101, Paul Hanson, Ph.D.

Samuelson Chapel

Dr. Paul Hanson, twice a Fulbright Scholar in India and Chair of the CLU History Department, will introduce this year's study of India with a slide presentation and historical snapshot of the subcontinent.
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Daily Morning Devotions

Sometimes in life we need to take a few minutes to center ourselves with God before the craziness of this world sets in. Join us at the Centrum Monday through Thursday mornings at 8:30 AM to have a 20 minute devotion and breakfast. Devotions will begin Monday, Sept. 18, and continue through the end of the semester.
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Artists and Speakers Series
From Welfare to Warrior, Star Parker

Samuelson Chapel

Star Parker is the founder and President of CURE, the Coalition on Urban Renewal & Education, a 501c3 nonprofit think tank that provides a national voice on issues of race and poverty, inner city neighborhoods and public policy.
Human Rights Club meeting

Ullman Commons

First Volleyball Game in the Gilbert Arena!

Gilbert Arena

Please join us as we celebrate our first ever athletic event in the Gilbert Arena TONIGHT, Sept. 19, 2006. The Regals volleyball team will open SCIAC play at 7:30 as they host the Whittier College Poets. CLU returns to the court after a 13-1 SCIAC Co-Championship season in 2005.
Envisioning a Sustainable Future
A Global Activitst's Theatre Workshop

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Faculty Recital
Daniel Geeting, Clarinet; Joyce Geeting, Cello

Overton Hall

CLU faculty members Daniel Geeting, clarinet and Joyce Geeting, cello will be joined by Azusa Pacific University faculty pianist Robert Sage in a concert of some of the favorite repertory of clarinet legend Russell Howland.
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Outdoor Worship and Potluck Dinner

Overton Hall

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Center for Leadership and Values Distinguished Speakers Series
'Grassroots Movement for Economic Justice'
Marcos Vargas, Ph.D.

Samuelson Chapel

Dr. Marcos Vargas is the founding Executive Director of the Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy (CAUSE), a community planning and policy research center serving the California central coast of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. He will speak on “Building a Sustainable Grassroots Movement for Economic Justice: A Case Study of the Ventura County Living Wage Movement.”
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Michael A. Moffit Educational Leadership Lecture Series

Spies-Bornemann Center

The School of Education at California Lutheran University will inaugurate the Michael A. Moffitt Educational Leadership Lecture Series on Wednesday, Sept. 27, at 4 p.m., in the Spies-Bornemann Center for Education and Technology, Room 140. The lecture, which will feature internationally renowned author and educator Brent Davies, Ph.D., is free and open to the public.
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Sculpture by John Storojev

Kwan Fong Gallery

Continuing the Faculty series and exploring the theme of sculpture, this show presents the work of sculptor John Storojev.
Redefining Feminism for the 21st Century

Nygreen 2

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Family Weekend ~ Experience CLU
Registration: 9:30 a.m., Friday, Sept. 29

Ullman Commons

Family, students, faculty, staff and alumni are welcome to register and participate in any of the various programs taking place during Family Weekend!

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