Lectures and Discussions
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Zoom PST
We will look at the importance of ancient artifacts in our modern world as we develop an understanding of the legal and ethical consequences of art theft and forgery.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Lundring Events Center & Zoom PST
We will examine The Beatles’ recording career in the studio, with less of an emphasis on their cultural impact and their personal lives where it does not directly involve the composition or recording of songs from their repertoire.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Zoom PST
This four-week course will cover furniture and ornamental styles, especially as related to architectural and interior symbolism and materials, from the French Empire period through the Midcentury Modern era. This course does not require having taken Part 1.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Lundring Events Center & Zoom PST
We will look at the history and the causes for the Court's move away from Paris, the building of the palace of Versailles, some of the art that fills it as well as its evolution and legacy.
Fifty and Better Spring Session
Oxnard Center & Zoom PST
This class will look at the United States Constitution and answer questions such as: Was it designed to shape our politics and cope with crises? Can it provide understanding of how we have reached these political times and guide our future successfully?
Special Fifty and Better Spring Course
Zoom PDT
This course focuses on the political, technological, military, economic and cultural elements of the Cold War, as well as the period’s key decision makers, beginning with a brief review before 1946 going through present time.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Lundring Events Center and Zoom PDT
This lecture will investigate the question of who has “edited” history and why. Examples of the elimination of monuments and cultural history across the globe will be presented from ancient times to the present day.
History Lecture Series: Life’s Uncertain Outcomes: Choice and Chance in Historical Context
“Life’s Uncertain Outcomes” is a history lecture series that considers people’s lived experiences and how historical circumstances and choices made by individuals and the decisions of others shaped the direction of their lives.
Lecturer: Chris Kimball, PhD.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
Learn about International Bird Rescue's origin and history of oil spill response and wildlife rescue.
Join us for a lecture lunch with Helen Ahn Lim, PhD, and professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Cal Lutheran to discuss the complexities, harms and indicators of human trafficking.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Lundring Events Center and Zoom PDT
In this two-part lecture, we explore the history of the museum's building and the collection, as well as the major highlights of the 3000 art pieces on display.
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Cal Lutheran is proud to host the inaugural Middle Eastern Film and TV Summit.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Oxnard Campus and Zoom PDT
The art movement dubbed Regionalism, which primarily existed in the American Midwest and South, began with the Great Depression and ended with World War II.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
This two-part lecture will examine Chuck Berry's music, songwriting, guitar playing, attitude, lifestyle and much more.
In this workshop, Kim Potowski, PhD, will discuss how heritage speakers are increasingly common in Spanish classrooms around the U.S.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
Join us to learn how obedient everyday people apparently were in the 1960s and how new research is challenging our view of these shocking set of experiments.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Oxnard Campus and Zoom DST
This discussion includes the social-political backdrop in which the Aschcan School artists emerged and their populist views towards the art world.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
This two-part lecture will focus on two of the earliest religions: Judaism and Hinduism. In these lectures, we will examine each religion's origin, beliefs and worldview and discuss how they differ from other religions.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
This two-part lecture traces the development of doo wop throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
Zoom PDT
In this workshop, we will explore the critical questions nonprofit leaders should ask before beginning the strategic planning process and highlight the key steps organization’s should take to prepare themselves to launch an effective strategic planning initiative.
The event is from 9 to 11 a.m.
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