Events for April 2009
Megan and Murray McMillan
International installation artists Megan and Murray McMillan will use the Kwan Fong Gallery as their studio to produce an installation built especially for California Lutheran University. Exhibition runs March 14 through April 5.
Pearson Library Foyer
These visual poems by CLU art professor and poet Larkin Higgins embody both diagrammatic elements and aesthetic intuition.
Retired judge and author Lonzo Lucas will discuss sentencing laws and policies.
Encuentros Week
Open mic night. Come sing, perform a song, play an instrument, recite poetry!
Take Back The Night is an evening dedicated to raising awareness of violence and sexual assault against women and men.
Caitlin Bailey and Megan Hindman
Upper floor, Dining Commons
This exhibition featuring fine art by seniors Caitlin Bailey and Megan Hindman is the first of three senior art exhibitions leading up to the final showcase May 1 in the Kwan Fong Gallery of Art and Culture.
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
A stimulating community program in which Cal Lutheran faculty and special guests review noteworthy books. Each reviewer will offer an engaging lecture, which will include time for audience discussion and questions. Light refreshments will be provided.
Encuentros Week
Grace Hall Patio
Fiesta de Encuentros will feature Audio Vita Latin food, live music, pinatas, and more!
Los Robles Greens Country Club
The Community Counseling and Parent Child Study Center of CLU is celebrating 25 years of excellent training for MFT graduate students and high quality counseling services for individuals, children, couples, and families.
Brittney Bailey and Megan Albe
Upper floor, Dining Commons
Exhibition features graphic designs by senior art students Brittney Bailey and Megan Albe. This is the second of three senior art exhibitions leading up to the final showcase May 1 in the Kwan Fong Gallery of Art and Culture.
with CLU's own Seth Wagerman
GSFC Dance Studio
CLU assistant professor of psychology Seth Wagerman will lead a self defense class for men and women.
In BSU's first panel discussion titled Black Is!, students, faculty and alumni will discuss their experiences of being black at CLU, and answer questions from the audience.
You will learn to increase your chances of getting an interview, make yourself stand out from the competition, solicit requests for interviews rather than react to job postings, do research for job opportunities, identify special skills that set you apart, have the right fortitude and attitude.
a celebration for Easter Sunday
Chapel Lane
Celebrate Easter by participating in a Big Wheels race down Chapel Lane, around the circle parking and over the speed bumps!
Reformation Heritage Seminar
In a presentation titled "Lutherans and Human Sexuality: Social Trends Pose Moral Dilemmas for the ELCA," Adina Nack, Ph.D., CLU associate professor of sociology, will discuss her past work with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Task Force for Studies on Sexuality.
Reel Justice Documentary Series
Go Further, by award-winning documentary filmmaker Ron Mann, explores the idea that the single individual is the key to large-scale transformational change.