Lectures and Discussions
Oxnard Campus
This hands-on workshop series with Katie Deutschman will expand your grant writing skills.
Fifty and Better Winter Series
Lundring Events Center & Online via Zoom
In a topical course, David Livingstone will unpack the shift happening in American foreign relations due to the evolving China/Russia alliance.
Fifty and Better Winter Series
Lundring Events Center & Online via Zoom
In two lectures, Jason Hensley will examine the speeches of Martin Luther King Jr. beyond "I Have a Dream" to understand what made him such a powerful orator.
Fifty and Better Winter Series
Online Via Zoom
In two lectures, Ken Seligson will uncover the ancient civilizations of Mexico by discussing the Olmec, Teotihuacan and the Aztec civilizations.
Three-Day Hands-On Workshop
Westlake Center
Step into the shoes of a dungeon master with Pastiche Queen, award-winning LGBTQ tabletop role-playing games dungeon master. During three immersive days at Nerd Fest, you’ll learn to craft inclusive, dynamic campaigns, lead engaging sessions and bring your world — and that of your players — to life.
Oxnard Campus
Join us for this engaging discussion about nonprofit bylaws with Roy Schneider and Jessica Villar.
Westlake Center
Nerd Fest a three-day celebration where the world of artificial intelligence, gaming, folklore and tech meets the art of storytelling and pure, unadulterated passion.
Virtual
Join us online to hear directly from current students and alumni as they share their experiences in our Doctorate of Education program.
University Honors Program Lecture Series
This talk will examine the intersection of religious identity and political ideology in contemporary America through the lens of Christian nationalism.
"hold on & let go" discussion and reception
Artist Madeleine Ignon will discuss the process, works and ideas behind her exhibit hold on & let go.
Nordic Spirit Symposium
We invite you to participate in the 26th Nordic Symposium, during which scholars and performers from across the world will provide an educational and entertaining experience.
Oxnard Campus
This workshop will help nonprofits strengthen financial resilience and build sustainable funding.
Fifty and Better Winter Series
Lundring Events Center & Online via Zoom
In two lectures, Scott Jones will explore the archeological search for Homer’s world.
Jose Marichal, PhD
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Jose Marichal, PhD, will discuss his new book, You Must Become An Algorithmic Problem.
Oxnard Campus
This workshop with Tarry Kang and Pamela Perkins-Dwyer will empower development professionals, nonprofit leaders and board members to strengthen donor relationships through stewardship strategies.
Fifty and Better Winter Series
Lundring Events Center & Online via Zoom
Katherine Zoraster will delve into the career of Andy Warhol.
CESI's 2026 conference is a call to action to confront California’s housing crisis by sharing research, challenging assumptions, fostering community dialogue, and advancing practical policy solutions so families and communities can thrive.
Fifty and Better Winter Series
Online Via Zoom
Mike Clancy will review the evolution of climate change science from the early 1800s to the present.
Ken Privratsky will discuss the role of the Norwegian Merchant Marine during WWII, followed by Oleg Engvig who will talk about his experience as a Norwegian Resistance messenger boy and service in the Norwegian Merchant Marine.
Center for Economic Research and Forecasting
Scherr Forum Theatre, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks, Blvd., Thousand Oaks
The 2026 Ventura County Economic Forecast will examine how past and present policy decisions shape today’s economy and future generations, featuring insights on local growth trends and the economic and social costs of government debt.
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