Events
Week of Events
Santa Cruz Pickwick Club
Santa Cruz Pickwick Club
Please join the Santa Cruz Dickens Fellowship and the Santa Cruz Pickwick Club for our monthly Pickwick Club meeting. New this year, we will be devoting an entire year to […]
Ariel Chan – “Bilingualism in Context: The Role of Language Experience and Cultural Identity in Language Processing”
Ariel Chan – “Bilingualism in Context: The Role of Language Experience and Cultural Identity in Language Processing”
The Department of Languages and Applied Linguistics is pleased to present: "Bilingualism in Context: The Role of Language Experience and Cultural Identity in Language Processing" with Ariel Chan, Ph.D. Stanford […]
An Evening with Ross Gay & Chris Mattingly
An Evening with Ross Gay & Chris Mattingly
FREE IN-STORE EVENT: Bookshop Santa Cruz is delighted to welcome bestselling author Ross Gay (The Book of Delights, Inciting Joy) and local poet Chris Mattingly for an evening of poetry, […]
THI Coffee Hour
THI Coffee Hour
The Humanities Institute is excited to welcome students, faculty, staff, and friends for a weekly Coffee Hour on Wednesdays, 11am to noon. We invite you to visit our team, meet […]
Donna Haraway – Making Kin: Lynn Margulis in Sympoiesis with Sibling Scientists
Donna Haraway – Making Kin: Lynn Margulis in Sympoiesis with Sibling Scientists
Co-sponsored by History of Consciousness: GeoEcologies + TechnoScience Conversations Sympoiesis is a simple word; it means “making with.” We live in a profoundly sympoietic world. This talk begins with Lynn […]
Linguistics Colloquia: Cynthia Yoonjeong Lee
Linguistics Colloquia: Cynthia Yoonjeong Lee
The Department of Linguistics is pleased to present: "Articulating linguistic prosody: representation and choreography" with Cynthia Yoonjeong Lee University of Michigan Abstract During a communicative act, language users adeptly control […]
Zhiying Qian – “Verb Bias and Plausibility in Native and Non-native Sentence Processing”
Zhiying Qian – “Verb Bias and Plausibility in Native and Non-native Sentence Processing”
The Department of Languages and Applied Linguistics is pleased to present: “Verb Bias and Plausibility in Native and Non-native Sentence Processing” with Zhiying Qian, Ph.D. Florida State University Abstract The […]
Living Writers with Undergraduate debut novelists Chiara Barzini & Rebecca Rukeyser
Living Writers with Undergraduate debut novelists Chiara Barzini & Rebecca Rukeyser
Living Writers - Winter 2024 - Return of the Beloved: An Alumni Series Chiara Barzini is a screen, fiction, and journalism writer who was born in Rome and raised as a teenager in Los Angeles, where she became obsessed with canyons, quartz, and the Grateful Dead. When she moved to New York she steered her […]
What Actually Happened in 1619: The Origins of Slavery in North America
What Actually Happened in 1619: The Origins of Slavery in North America
The New York Times’s The 1619 Project sparked controversy and conversation across the United States about the history and legacies of slavery. The project drew its name from a date, 1619, connected to the origins of American slavery, and its publication coincided with the four-hundredth anniversary of that event. But what actually happened in 1619? […]
Before Justice: Meister’s Legacies of Critique
Before Justice: Meister’s Legacies of Critique
The History of Consciousness Department is delighted to invite you for an upcoming celebration of Professor Robert Meister, who has been teaching at UC Santa Cruz for 50 years! Please join us on Friday, February 2nd for an afternoon of discussion reflecting on Professor Meister’s research and teaching contributions, to be followed by a reception […]