Upcoming Events
November Events
OEA Faculty-Led Programs Workshop
Monday, November 18 Alumni Hall 110 or ZOOM 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
The Office of Education Abroad (OEA) is soliciting future proposals for faculty-led programs abroad or domestically. Faculty-led programs are opportunities for CLU faculty to expand students' global learning by providing opportunities for students to travel with their faculty member while engaging in scholarly learning. Faculty are invited to join us to learn how to draft a strong proposal submission.
A Global History of Chocolate: An Interactive, Multi-Sensory Experience
Monday, November 18 CLU Campus 5:00 PM - 6:15 PM
You will taste a variety of chocolates from different regions, learn about the history
and evolution of chocolate as well as its various uses over the centuries. This guided
experience will also include chocolate pairing with fruits as well as an exploration
of various flavor profiles and textures. This multi-sensory experience will be sure
to leave you delighted!
You can watch a brief video from a recent experience here.
RSVP to secure your booking and we will let you know the location.
World Aids Day Event Series
Tuesday, November 19 Lundring Events Center 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
5:30-6:30 p.m. Public Health Careers & Advocacy Reception: explore internship and career paths by meeting with local leaders in HIV/AIDS testing, treatment, education, prevention, and outreach services
6:30-7:30 p.m. Keynote Presentation by Dr. Nina Harawa (UCLA epidemiologist) and Lawrence Dotson (community partner with Dr. Harawa's HIV/AIDS research projects)
7:30-8 p.m. Candlelight Vigil: non-denominational act of commitment to stand together against injustice, marginalization, and oppression of those impacted by HIV/AIDS
Learn local stories by touring the exhibit of AIDS Memorial quilts from Quilt Project Gold Coast
This event is part of the Center for Equality and Justice series.
Sustainable Fashion Festival: Styling Workshop
Tuesday, November 19 Ullman Conference Center 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
HUB101 is hosting a Sustainable Fashion Festival. Three days of events will feature inspiring workshops, thought-provoking speakers and a captivating sustainable fashion showcase. On Tuesday, Charline Zeroual, a French personal stylist based in LA, will focus on empowering women through sustainable fashion, helping them shop consciously and embrace wardrobe minimalism.
Contact Desserin Pereyra at dcpereyra@callutheran.edu. Please RSVP Here.
Lutheran College Washington Semester Information Session
Wednesday, November 20 Room 114, Student Union 11:45 AM - 1:00 PM
The Lutheran College Washington Semester (LCWS) gives students the opportunity to spend a semester in Washington, D.C., pairing academic study with an intensive four-day-a-week internship. With access to over 500 organizations, LCWS works with students from all majors to secure internships that align with their career goals, providing professional experience in fields that interest them.Beyond internships, LCWS ensures students make the most of D.C. by organizing field trips, lectures, and seminars every Friday. These events introduce students to D.C.'s rich culture, politics, arts, social justice initiatives, science and technology, and more, adding depth to their experience in one of the world’s most vibrant cities.
Students also take two evening classes weekly at the LCWS office, integrating professional work with academic growth. LCWS’s comprehensive support, including resume and interview prep, helps students make the most of their semester and build connections that can enhance their future careers.
International Potluck
Wednesday, November 20 Student Union-Kingsmen Room 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Come join the Global Leaders Community for an International Potluck Gathering to celebrate cuisine from around the world while reconnecting with current and establishing new friends/networks. Faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend. Submit your RSVP using the provided gForm by Friday 11/15.
Fulbright-Hays Faculty & Administrator Grant Information Session
Thursday, November 21 CGE Conference Room 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Post-secondary faculty (with preference for the Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences) and administrators (e.g., staff with internationalization emphasis/focus in their work such as career/academic advisors, librarians, tutors, etc.) are invited to apply for the Fulbright-Hays summer seminar abroad program for four weeks in Greece and Turkey (in June/July, dates TBA). The program provides an in-depth exploration of a country to improve understanding and knowledge of the peoples and cultures. Following the seminar experience, participants develop and share a project to provide information about the selected country at one's institution and/or within one's local community in the USA.More details will be online shortly via the U.S. Department of Education website. Applications are usually due in early January. Past recipient, Dr. Christina Sanchez, will share details about the application process. RSVP at global@callutheran.edu to attend.
Indigenous People's Heritage Month Lecture Lunch
Thursday, November 21 Lundring Events Center 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Join Campus Ministry for lunch after chapel to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month with keynote speaker Dayna Barrios, Native community leader and the former chairwoman for the Barbareño/Ventureño Band of Mission Indians. Barrios will share stories about her Chumash ancestors and how faith has been present in their traditions and culture.
This is a great opportunity to learn about California Native History and heritage, as we continue to build a beloved community under the theme of Healing and Restoration. This event will present information to spark the audience's curiosity and invite them to reflect on how faith inspires communities and individuals throughout history.
I Can't Fly Anymore: Navigating U.S. Immigration Policies and Travel Restrictions
Thursday, November 21 Swenson 106 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
Associate Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies, California State University Northridge
In this session, the presenters will share how U.S. immigration laws and policies have historically restricted immigrants' ability to travel within the United States and internationally. The presenters will also discuss how immigrants today with different legal statuses have been unable to travel domestically and internationally without governmental permission. The event will highlight the Office of Education Abroad's IIE Passport Project.
World Fair
Friday, November 22 Lundring Events Center 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Sponsored by the United Students of the World and Center for Global Engagement, the World Fair is a unique opportunity for Cal Lutheran and the broader community to come together in celebration of our our vibrant global campus! Individuals showcase the beauty and diversity of various countries for attendees to learn interesting cultural facts while enjoying performances and international cuisine.
No RSVP is needed to join us for the program! All are welcome.
Note: If planning to perform or host a country-culture table, please rsvp no later than November 15: Participation Form!