August 26 – October 22, 2024 Exhibition Reception: Thursday, September 12 from 5:00-7:30pm For almost three decades, the iwitness project has been a multidimensional effort to resist the denial of the history… Continue reading iwitness: narratives of resistance
September 3 – December 5, 2024 Reception: September 12 from 5:00pm-7:30pm Before You Now focuses on the enduring theme of the artist's self-portrait, as seen in a selection of works from… Continue reading Before You Now: Capturing the Self in Portraiture
Throughout September 15 to October 15, we get together to observe Raza Heritage Month. During this time, the CSUN University Library honors the lived experiences and cultural history of… Continue reading Raza Heritage Month Book Display
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Ambassador Carlos Gonzalez-Gutierrez, Mexican Consul in Los Angeles, will lecture on the topic: The Mexican Diaspora in Los Angeles and the Tasks of the Mexican Consulate. The event will… Continue reading The Mexican Diaspora in Los Angeles and the Role of the Mexican Consulate
Location: Online Facilitated by: CalPERS Staff Description: During your career, you may move between California public retirement systems and begin to wonder how you might link your various employers to… Continue reading CalPERS Webinar | When You Change Retirement Systems
Erica Alfaro is a CSU alumna, an award-winning author, educational advocate and the proud daughter of migrant farmworkers. In 2019, Erica’s graduation picture, where she is standing in a strawberry field with her farmworker parents, became the first graduation picture to go viral and made headlines worldwide. Erica will be presenting an hour-long keynote… Continue reading Keynote Speaker: Erica Alfaro, “Succeed Despite Adversity”
Empowering and Preparing Parents for their Child's IEP This monthly training will help parents learn basic information about the IEP, to more advanced strategies on steps you can take when… Continue reading IEP Essentials: Empowering & Preparing Parents for their child’s IEP
Join CARECEN to learn about international travel through Advance Parole for DACA recipients and TPS holders. Register for this Event Do you need interpretation for this event? If so, please… Continue reading Advance Parole
Location: Online Join us for an upcoming virtual Ask Fidelity Session where your local Fidelity planner will share important updates related to your workplace savings plan and provide you with… Continue reading CSU Ask Fidelity | Navigating Market Volatility
Register for this event Join us in the Garden Level of the University Library on Wednesday, October 9th from 12 to 2pm! Bring your questions and work with our experts, meet critical support staff, TECH or TREAT to learn about technology resources, eat candy, and have fun! If you require accommodations, please contact the NCOD… Continue reading Spook-TECH-ular Fall Open House
Mix and mingle at Rainbow Reception, a biannual mixer thrown by the Pride Center. Discover LGBTQIA2S+ spaces, clubs, and resources on campus, learn about the Queer Studies program and build lasting connections with LGBTQIA2S+ CSUN faculty, staff, students and allies. Come on down and celebrate with the Pride Center! Do you require interpreting services? Please… Continue reading Rainbow Reception
Take part in an event highlighting the rich legacy and bright future of Latinx/a/e/o culture, research and activism. Connect with faculty, community activists and fellow students as you learn about the history that has shaped Chicana/o Studies, the field’s valuable contributions and explore the important work currently being done to continue this legacy. Don’t miss… Continue reading Join Us in Honoring Culture, Research and Community Activism!
Greetings! Are you interested in learning about earning a Masters Degree in Public Health? We'd like to invite you to our Master of Public Health Information Session on October 9th,… Continue reading Master of Public Health: Information Session!
Available to CSUN Housing Residents Only. Discuss issues of difference, conflict, and community within the Latinx culture to facilitate understanding between social/cultural groups. Student participation in semi-structured face-to-face dialogues with students from other social identity groups to learn from each others’ narratives and perspectives. Exploration of ways of taking action beyond Latinx misconceptions to create… Continue reading Cafecito con Pan: Latinx Narrative Breaking Misconceptions
Guest Artist Recital - Anna Fridman, piano "Infernal Love: Chopin and George Sand" October 9 at 7:30 pm Shigemi Matsumoto Recital Hall, $10 – $22 “What an unpleasant woman… Continue reading Guest Artist Recital – Anna Fridman, piano