Events for December 2011
New Photographic Works by Brian Stethem
Brian Stethem photographs everyday things in a way that reveals quiet narratives and overlooked meanings. In his latest collection, he makes a visual journey into the heart of our culture – the people, professions, places and relationships that make up America and the resilient, yet delicate state of our lives in 2011. Opening reception: Saturday, Nov. 19, 7 p.m.
Searching for an answer to "What does it mean to be human?"
Oxnard Campus
The graduate students from the History of Psychology 780 seminar will present their semester projects as part of the annual "CLU Psychology Through History Symposium."
Project Subway's First Show
Design students were asked to imagine what Lady Gaga might wear for her next concert and to create the original outfits as computer art.
Swenson Center
One of the most recognized international public health observances, World AIDS Day raises awareness about the impact of a global pandemic and the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS.
Mario Santana - Associate Professor, The University of Chicago
Narratives of recovery and transmission of the historical past play a prominent role in Spanish contemporary television and film, and both the experience of the Spanish transition from dictatorship to democracy and the construction of a collective imaginary associated to that historical process have been mediated by the intervention of media of mass communication. This presentation analyzes some of the prominent features of two popular fictional television series about the past of the Spanish dictatorship in order to explain the interest in and popularity of these narratives and, in particular, the role of nostalgia in the reconstruction and consumption of the recent past.
The CLU Choral Ensembles and University Symphony will combine forces to present CLU's annual Christmas Festival Concerts. Welcome the holiday season with this special musical gift.
Soiland Recreation Center
Cal Lutheran’s annual one-day celebration will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come and learn about this special celebration.
Pavilion and Lundring Events Center
Join us in this festive reenactment of the Mexican tradition as Mary and Joseph travel by donkey in search of shelter for the birth of their Son.
Samuelson Chapel Narthex
A 12-ft. section of the AIDS Memorial Quilt is on display in the Samuelson Chapel narthex
Sankta Lucia is one of CLU's oldest traditions. The University observes this festival with music, lighting of candles and readings by members of the Sankta Lucia court to mark the life of the saint.
Entrepreneur Roundtable Programs for 2012
Peters Hall - 106
You’re an entrepreneur, what resources do you need? This month we plan, project and design what the Entrepreneur Roundtable will become in the next stage of its life. Come to discuss your needs and desires in business and help us plan in living color, the Entrepreneur Roundtable’s support of you!