Monday, October 7, 2019

Torero Weekly is the email digest that brings together announcements and events aimed at the entire campus community.

Announcements

	University Mata’yuum Crossroads Dedication A celebration of renaming Mission Crossroads as Mata’yuum Crossroads. In the Kumeyaay language, Mata’yuum means “gathering…Read More
	University, Student Success, Faculty and Staff Student Success Summit All administrators, faculty, staff and students are encouraged to participate in the next Student Success Summit, Wednesday, October 16, 10:…Read More
	Copley Library Open Educational Resources at Private Liberal Arts Institutions USD Students, Faculty and Staff are invited to join Copley Library for an engaging panel discussion on Open Educational Resources (OER) spon…Read More
	Women's Commons, Changemaker, University Woman of Impact Award Nominations Now Being Accepted Each year, the Women's Commons celebrates the contributions of women across campus. Members of the campus community attend the annual Women …Read More
	Career Development Center Career Development Center Annual Report Dive into the Career Development Center 2019 Annual Report to learn about highlights from the last year and the unique contributions the CDe…Read More
	University Public Safety: Campus Training Announcement The Department of Public Safety is starting their Campus Emergency Procedures Review and Guidance for Surviving an Active Shooter/Aggressor …Read More
	University The Great California ShakeOut - October 17, 2019 Dear Campus Community: On Thursday morning, October 17 at 10:17 a.m., millions of people in Southern California will “drop, cover, an…Read More
	University Operations Mobility and Parking Plan for Fall 2020 The new USD Mobility and Parking Plan will take effect in the fall of 2020. The plan, the result of more than two years of research, study a…Read More

Upcoming Events

Monday, October 7

Center for Ethics Economics and Public Policy

The Case for Brexit, with Daniel Hannan

2:30 p.m. // KIPJ, IPJ Theatre

Brexit has proved intensely divisive in Britain, despite a national referendum vote in 2015. Will Britain actually leave the EU? …Read More

Close up of Walt Whitman resting his chin in his hand.

Humanities Center, Speaker/Lecture Series

Illume/Knapp Lecture: Whitman’s Beginnings — Who Was Walt Whitman? - Mark Edmundson, PhD

6 p.m. // Manchester Hall, Auditorium

How did a poet with no advanced education and no previous literary distinction come to write the great poem of democracy, Song of Myself…Read More

Faith, University

The Red Mass

6 p.m. // Founders Chapel

Members of the San Diego area bench and bar and the University of San Diego community will gather in USD's Founders Chapel to participate in…Read More

Tuesday, October 8

	University Flu Shots Available At No Cost to Students; $20 for Faculty and Staff 11 a.m. // Colachis Plaza Be Your Own Hero! Get vaccinated against the flu this season — It's The Best Protection! Flu Shots are available to faculty and staff …Read More
	Humanities Center After Lives - Immortality: Does it Matter? 4 p.m. // Saints Tekakwitha and Serra Hall, Room 200, Humanities Center Join us for a series of panel discussions that address aspects of our mortal (and possibly immortal) condition, reflecting the vast diversit…Read More
	Sustainability Screening of Anthony Bourdain’s Wasted! Documentary 6 p.m. // Maher Hall, Salomon Hall Join your fellow EcoChallenge participants on Tuesday, October 8th, at 6pm in Salomon Hall for a documentary screening! Executively produced…Read More
	Center for Catholic Thought and Culture Rooted in Love: Life and Death of Sister Dorothy Stang 7 p.m. // Founders Hall, Ministry Center (behind Founders Hall) Come see Sister Nancy Murray's inspiring one-woman show with simple props and a bountiful imagination, Sister Nancy brings to life the char…Read More

Wednesday, October 9

Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)

7 p.m. //

Center for Catholic Thought and Culture

Religion, Society & the Market: The Legacy of Wilhelm Röpke

5 p.m. // Founders Hall, University Ministry Center

You are invited to the 2019 Calihan Lecture & Novak Award Presentation Reception: Open to the public (free books) Date: Wednesday, Oct…Read More

Thursday, October 10

	University Flu Shots Available At No Cost to Students; $20 for Faculty and Staff 11 a.m. // Colachis Plaza Be Your Own Hero! Get vaccinated against the flu this season — it's the best protection! Flu Shots are available to faculty and staff …Read More
	Center for Peace and Commerce, Changemaker, Community Engagement Social Innovation Foodfest 12 p.m. // KIPJ, Garden of the Sky The Social Innovation Foodfest is a chance to eat great food and meet great people as you learn about how social enterprises at USD and in t…Read More
	Changemaker Hub, Community Engagement Lunchtime Discussion- Migration at the US/Mexico Border 12:30 p.m. // …Read More
	Hoehn Family Galleries, Fine Arts, Community Engagement Faculty Gallery Talk: Mike Kelly 5 p.m. // Founders Hall, Hoehn Family Galleries Speaker: Mike Kelly, Philosophy Gallery Talks are a series of informal programs that engage new voices and perspectives from our campus com…Read More
	Athletics USD Volleyball vs. Santa Clara 7 p.m. // Jenny Craig Pavilion USD Volleyball takes on Santa Clara at 7 p.m. on October 10 in the Jenny Craig Pavilion. The Toreros continue to have dominating performance…Read More

Friday, October 11

Alumni, Study Abroad, International

Seven-by-Seven Madrid Livestream

9:15 a.m. // Saints Tekakwitha and Serra Hall, Humanities Center, Room 200

Join us for a live stream viewing of the Seven-by-Seven (7x7) Madrid event taking place at the USD Madrid Center in Spain! Seven-by-Seven is…Read More

Saturday, October 12

Changemaker, Conferences and Workshops

Womxn of Color Summit

9 a.m. // Hahn University Center, Forum C

Join us at the Second Annual Womxn of Color Summit. The goal of the Womxn of Color (WOC) Summit is to create a community rooted in relations…Read More

Faculty and Staff

2019 Special Education Law and Advocacy Series (SELAS)

10 a.m. // Warren Hall, Room 2A

With a goal of providing important and useful information on special education law and practice, the University of San Diego School of …Read More

Monday, October 14

University

Mata’yuum Crossroads Dedication

5:30 p.m. // Mata'yuum Crossroads

A celebration of renaming Mission Crossroads as Mata’yuum Crossroads. In the Kumeyaay language, Mata’yuum means “gathering…Read More

College of Arts and Sciences

"Keep It Civil San Diego" with Special Guest Mara Elliott, San Diego City Attorney

6:30 p.m. // KIPJ, Peace and Justice Theatre

You are invited to attend the second live taping of two new episodes of the University of San Diego and the San Diego Community College Dist…Read More

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USD in the News

FOX 5

USD Student Makes Olympic Sport Climbing Team

Brooke Raboutou can officially call herself an Olympian. The University of San Diego sophomore became the first U.S. athlete to qualify for … Full Story

SAN DIEGO UNION TRIBUNE

Oceanside School Bus Program Had Little Oversight From District, City

Margaret Dalton, a vice dean and professor of education law at the University of San Diego, said the practice appears improper on the face o… Full Story

NBC 7

Honduran Youth Pastor Granted Asylum Under Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' Policy

Ev Meade, Professor at the University of San Diego, Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies says that while the U.S. has taken many steps to di… Full Story

KPBS

‘Operation Dress Code’ Accepting Clothing Donations For Female Veterans

A campaign to collect clothes for female veterans transitioning into civilian careers kicks off this week at the University of San Diego… Full Story

See All USD in the News

Student Photo of the Week

Thanks Maryam Atty for sharing this quiet evening view from the law school grad lounge!

Calling all students! We want to feature you in "Student Photo of the Week." Send us original photos that convey your campus experience or simply capture beauty, and add a short caption about your inspiration for the photo. If selected, we will mention your name in the byline.*

Send your photo to dcim@sandiego.edu

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