All Upcoming Events
Lundring Events Center and Ullman Conference Center
This CRLP Professional Learning Institute on the Common Core Foundational Skills focuses on “What” content students need to learn, “When” it needs to be covered within an overall scope and sequence, and “How” instruction might be approached within a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS). This training also emphasizes the “Why” behind the What, the When, and the How. CRLP is committed to teachers knowing the theory, research, and reasoning that informs their practice.
CONTENT AREA LANGUAGE AND LITERACY (CALL) TRAINING
Ventura County Office of Education
CALL offers middle and high school content teachers practical, research-based instructional routines that help students access and engage with a variety of complex text across content areas. The institute provides instructional routines that scaffold students’ comprehension of complex text and academic language development, making challenging text accessible, relevant, and comprehensible to all students, including English learners. The end goal is for students to independently comprehend complex texts across a range of types and disciplines in order to build strong content knowledge.
Results: Academic Language and Literacy Instruction (RALLI)
Ullman Conference Center and Lundring Events Center
A CRLP professional learning institute, RALLI, provides teachers and administrators with the tools and skills necessary to analyze the academic and literacy demands of complex literary and informational text. RALLI supports the implementation of the Common Core State Standards for reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language in grades K-5.
Assembled from private collections, this exhibition of work by Salomón Huerta aims to disrupt strictly negative representations of Mexicans and Mexican Americans by offering nuanced portraits.
William Rolland Art Center
Watch live sculpting demonstrations by world-famous master sculptor Delesprie Monday and Wednesday afternoons through Dec. 4.
An approach for teaching English reading foundational skills through coherent biliteracy transfer instruction (K-5)
Join fellow teachers in a two-day institute to learn how to effectively promote Spanish to English biliteracy transfer!
William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
This exhibit celebrates the many artists behind animated productions and highlights unseen stages of the animation process.
Join Students, Staff, & Faculty for Food & Facilitated Conversation
GTU Dinner Board Room (2400 Ridge Road, 3rd Floor, wheelchair accessible)
Lundring Events Center
This workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to understand the design and organization of California's new SLD standards and their relationship to the Common Core en Español and share ideas on how to use the new SLD standards for planning for Spanish learner instruction across content areas.
Padre Serra Center, Camarillo
The California Lutheran University Center for Economic Research and Forecasting (CERF) Annual Ventura County Forecast will be presented by executive director Matthew Fienup.
Panel lecture with author Alvaro Huerta and artist Salomón Huerta
Alvaro and Salomón Huerta combine their creative and scholarly efforts to defend and to affirm the humanity of one of the most vulnerable groups in this country: Latina/o immigrants.
Mainstage Production
Set in 1476 Spain and written in the early 1600s, Fuenteovejuna is based on a true story of the people of a small village who rebel and rise up against a corrupt commander.
Micah Wright, clarinet, is joined by organist Thomas Mellan performing works by Berg, Stravinsky, Poulenc and Mozart.
Back by popular demand, a countywide clothing swap returns to the gallery!
Seventh International Film Festival
Claude Brasseur plays the cantankerous Henri in this riotous comedy of bad manners and good intentions.
Online
Camtasia allows you to capture screen and webcam footage, and edit them separately in the included editing software. You can also include callouts and quizzes, edit your sound, and do it all from the comfort of your home office. The first three to RSVP will receive a free license courtesy of Digital Learning! RSVP to receive a link to the Zoom session or for helpful materials after the workshop is done.
Student Union and Samuelson Chapel
Cal Lutheran's International Education Week celebration includes a World Fair and International Chapel service.
Cello Identity
Described by the press as “one of the finest cellists of his generation,” Yoshika Masuda presents a recital featuring works solely composed for solo cello.
The College of Arts and Sciences invites students, faculty and staff to attend the GRAND OPENING of the Math Center in the Pearson Library from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Wind Ensemble and String Symphony
The Wind Ensemble and the University String Symphony perform under the direction of Michael Hart and Yoshika Masuda.
Democracy and the Liberal Arts
A faculty and staff professional development opportunity to better understand what it means to be a diverse, inclusive and more equitable campus community.
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Part of Ventura County’s annual observance of World AIDS Day, this three-part program invites everyone to consider HIV/AIDS as not only a global health issue but also a social justice issue that impacts our local communities.
Let All the Nations Be Gathered Together
The CLU Choral Ensembles and University String Symphony combine forces to present the annual Christmas Festival Concerts. Wyant Morton and Yoshika Masuda conduct.
In this Christmas season tradition dating to 16th-century Mexico, students playing Mary and Joseph travel by donkey through campus looking for shelter.
This year’s lecture series, Accommodation and Resistance, focuses on the cultural conflicts that occur when two worldviews collide.
The Cal Lutheran Mariachi Ensemble performs classic songs from the mariachi repertoire.
Students will perform in recital before final jury.
Student performers in the jazz ensemble play standards and modern classics.
Connecting with our alumni!
Bangkok, Thailand
The School of Management is hosting another alumni event in Bangkok - "Dinner with Tiki." Please honor us with your presence for this special occasion and take the opportunity to network and reminisce with your fellow alumni at this year’s event.
Connecting with our alumni around the world
Bangkok, Thailand
The School of Management is hosting another alumni event in Bangkok, Thailand. Please honor us with your presence for this special occasion and take the opportunity to network and reminisce with your fellow alumni at this year’s event.
ADEPT is an assessment tool for teachers to gain additional knowledge about their students' linguistic resources in English and thus plan instruction that supports their students' academic language development.
Learn practices for building a relational culture and engaging your community
PLTS
This class will cover the basic tools and practices of spiritually grounded community organizing from a biblical and theological perspective. The course will deal with practical skill-building in how to engage the public mission of the church to work for justice and peace in the world.
Results: Academic Language and Literacy Instruction
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
A CRLP professional learning institute, RALLI provides teachers and administrators with the tools and skills necessary to analyze the academic and literacy demands of complex literary and informational text. RALLI supports the implementation of the Common Core State Standards for reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language in grades K-5.
Content Area Language and Literacy (CALL)
Ventura County Office of Education
CALL offers middle and high school content teachers practical, research-based instructional routines that help students access and engage with a variety of complex text across content areas. The institute provides instructional routines that scaffold students’ comprehension of complex text and academic language development, making challenging text accessible, relevant and comprehensible to all students, including English learners. The end goal is for students to independently comprehend complex texts across a range of types and disciplines in order to build strong content knowledge.
Unpacking and Implementing California's English Language Development Standards
This CRLP Professional Learning Institute on the Common Core Foundational Skills focuses on “What” content students need to learn, “When” it needs to be covered within an overall scope and sequence, and “How” instruction might be approached within a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS). This training also emphasizes the “Why” behind the What, the When, and the How. CRLP is committed to teachers knowing the theory, research, and reasoning that informs their practice.
Intergroup Dialogue and Social Responsibility
A faculty and staff professional development opportunity to better understand what it means to be a diverse, inclusive and more equitable campus community.
An Introduction
Swenson Center
Join CRLP at California Lutheran University for a study session to learn about the California Dyslexia Guidelines. The goal of this three-hour workshop is to inform administrators, special education teachers, and general education teachers about what these new guidelines entail, how they will be used to identify students with dyslexia, and how to plan for appropriate instructional supports to assist these students.
The STAPLES Center, Los Angeles
Cal Lutheran alumni, families, staff, faculty and students are invited to Cal Lutheran Day with the LA Kings.
Teaching foundational skills for reading English through coherent biliteracy transfer instruction (K-5)
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Join fellow teachers in a two-day institute to learn how to effectively promote Spanish-to-English biliteracy transfer!
Free Speech, Academic Freedom, and Civility on Campus
A faculty and staff professional development opportunity to better understand what it means to be a diverse, inclusive and more equitable campus community.
Find your path to career success
Join a distinguished panel of professionals to learn about what defines you as a professional, challenges of the business environment, and first impressions.
The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion
A faculty and staff professional development opportunity to better understand what it means to be a diverse, inclusive and more equitable campus community.
Promoting sustainability
This competition provides students with an opportunity to compete at a professional level by demonstrating how organizations balance economic and sustainability goals, as well as how to develop innovative solutions.
Vote with us!
Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center
The New Venture Fair (NVF) is a valuable part of Cal Lutheran’s entrepreneur education experience, in which student teams share their innovative startup projects in a competitive environment.
We're having another party!
Join us for our 5th annual celebration for the School of Management graduating classes of 2020! If you have graduated or are graduating between fall 2019 and summer 2020 and are in any of the School of Management programs, you and your family/friends are invited to join us to celebrate!