Explore the diverse traditions of Asian and Pacific Islander artistry and celebrate our expansive narratives and creative expressions. Join us in learning about Asian and Pacific Islander art with hands-on crafts. Don't miss this opportunity to connect, create, and celebrate community through art!
Three GODS arrive in Szechuan looking for a “good person” who will put them up for the night, proving that there is no need to change the systems in place, and finding soft-hearted prostitute, SHEN TE. The Gods reward her with money to open a tobacco shop, which makes her a target to all her needy and unscrupulous neighbors and her lover.
By Bertolt Brecht
Translated by Wendy Arons
Adapted by Tony Kushner
Directed by: Randee Trabitz
Composer and Music Director: John Ballinger
Cal State LA is proud to offer Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training for students, faculty, and staff at Cal State LA at no cost. Participants learn risk factors and warning signs of serious and developing mental health challenges, how to talk with a person who might be experiencing a mental health challenge, and strategies to help identify the next best steps.
To receive an MHFA certificate of completion, participants must stay for the full duration of the training.
Presented by: Jennifer Pocai, Senior Program Manager, Ascend at the Aspen Institute
Facilitator: Dr. Shikha Upadhyaya
This event will celebrate and explore the rich cultural heritage of West Mexico through time, honoring the invaluable contributions of Dr. John M.D. Pohl and Dr. Manuel Aguilar-Moreno to the field of Mesoamerica.
The Department of Mathematics is hosting an exciting day program called "Women in Mathematics" to celebrate Women's History Month. The program, organized by Shanna Dobson, will feature invited speakers comprised of current mathematics faculty, alumni, students, and community members, and interactive events.