Student Life

*Please note the adjusted time: 5:00pm!

PROGRAM:

Omaramor by Osvaldo Golijov (b.1960)

 - Gloria Lum, cello

“Julia Jhule” by Reena Esmail (b.1983)

 - Jin Shan Dai, violin

 - Vicki Ray, piano

Trio in A minor by Maurice Ravel (b.1875, d.1937)

i. Modere

ii. Pantoum

iii. Passacaille

iv. Final

- Jin Shan Dai, violin

- Gloria Lum, cello

- Vicki Ray, piano

If you are considering applyng to the URC Summer Research Program, this workshop is for you! Oxy librarians will lead the session on elements to include to create a strong research proposal.

Location: Brown Learning Lab

This event is co-sponsored by GWSS and The Plus Bus. The film will be followed by a panel discussion with leading fat justice advocates. Be sure to register for the screening as it is likely to be a full house!

The film is followed by a panel with the filmmakers.

Explore the dimly lit aisles filled with eerie shadows and mysterious whispers. Get ready to encounter ghostly apparitions and haunted books that come to life. This is a spine-chilling event you won't want to miss! Come prepared to be scared and thrilled as you navigate through the haunted halls of the library. Are you brave enough to uncover the secrets lurking within The Haunted Library?

This workshop is for both faculty and students. In it, you will:
 

• Identify three main areas of data (American Community Survey, Economic Census, Census of Governments)
• Practice using Census Data Tools and PUMS
• Access Census Resources including infographics and visualization
• Identify Census products to use in upcoming courses/assignments

Thursday, October 24 @ 4pm (Zoom : Meeting ID: 885 9083 4953 Passcode: 889639)

In this workshop, you will:

• Distinguish and differentiate between primary and secondary sources.
• Explore and analyze how combining primary and secondary sources can lead to the development of novel research questions.
• Engage in scholarly dialogue by learning how to use of both primary and secondary sources can generate a conversation between themselves (as researchers) and published scholars.

This workshop will be in the Braun Room in Oxy Library.

This workshop is for both faculty and students. In it, you will:
 

• Identify three main areas of data (American Community Survey, Economic Census, Census of Governments)
• Practice using Census Data Tools and PUMS
• Access Census Resources including infographics and visualization
• Identify Census products to use in upcoming courses/assignments

This will be in LIB 15 in the library.

Hear updates from the Black Archives project and Black Studies department, observe student presentations, meet President Tom Stritikus, and more!

This event is free and open to all Oxy students, alumni, faculty and staff. We are kicking off Homecoming & Family Weekend with this gathering, so we encourage you to stay connected and attend the programming to follow - particularly the celebration of the late Dr. John Slaughter.