All Events
Fall 2022 Week 10 Study Jam
MCC Lounge
WEEK 10
MON., NOV. 28, 12PM–10PM
TUES., NOV. 29, 10:30AM–6PM
WED., NOV. 30, 10:30AM – 10PM
THURS. DEC. 1, 10:30AM – 10PM
*HOSTED BY THE MCC COUNCIL 5-7PM*
FRI., DEC. 2, 10:30AM – 3PM
Coffee - Tea - Fruit - Snacks - Scantrons - Bluebooks
Writing in Community: A Study Group with Care
Online
The MultiCultural Center (MCC) and RCSGD are pleased to provide a space for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ students to meet virtually for writing and study sessions. Join us to build a community of accountability and support as you meet your academic deadlines and personal writing goals.
Art Exhibition
Art as Activism Exhibition
Student Exhibition
MCC Lounge
The MCC Fall 2022 Art Exhibition features UCSB student artists and their work that highlights counternarratives to hate, hurt, & fear or work that centers joy and allyship in the QTBIPOC communities. This exhibition seeks to foster discussions around Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Social Justice, and Belonging.
Reception: Tuesday, November 8, 2022 - 6pm
Art on flyer by Leah Moment
The Global Latinidades Project and the Voces Nuevas Initiative - Campus Reading
Carmen Aguirre
MCC Theater
Join us for a campus reading and discussion lead by Carmen Aguirre, Chilean-Canadian author, actor, and playwright, and a community centered mini-reading and workshop. Free dinner will be provided for all participants.
The Voces Nuevas Latinx Author series is thrilled to announce Carmen Aguirre, Chilean-Canadian author, actor, and playwright, will visit UCSB January 11-12, 2023 for in-person events. Much of her writing has been autobiographical and unabashedly left-wing, exploring themes of exile, loss, alienation, and isolation. Often the tone of her work is darkly comic. Carmen's first book, Something Fierce: Memoirs of a Revolutionary Daughter (2011), was nominated for national and international awards, and is a #1 national bestseller. Her second memoir, Mexican Hooker #1 and My Other Roles Since the Revolution (2016), received rave reviews on the international stage. It became a Globe and Mail bestseller a week after publication and was named one of the best books of 2016 by The National Post and CBC.
