Undergraduate Student Town Hall with Dean Segura
ZoomDean Segura wants to hear from you! Please join him, along with your department chair, via Zoom as he answers your questions and provides updates about what is happening at […]
Events for Apr 4 - Feb 8
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Social Work, White Supremacy, and Racial Justice Symposium
One in a series of virtual symposia examining social welfare and social justice to reimagine the profession to achieve an anti-racist future.
UCLA Master of Public Policy (MPP) Admissions Webinar
This info-session will provide a comprehensive review of UCLA's Master of Public Policy program.
Social Work, White Supremacy, and Racial Justice Symposium
One in a series of virtual symposia examining social welfare and social justice to reimagine the profession to achieve an anti-racist future.
Social Work, White Supremacy, and Racial Justice Symposium
One in a series of virtual symposia examining social welfare and social justice to reimagine the profession to achieve an anti-racist future.
SW Professional Development: Pre-Dissertation Funding
OnlineThe Social Welfare Professional Development committee will host a session on pre-dissertation funding Friday, November 13th from 2 to 3 PM. Doctoral students are encouraged to attend and panelists include Social Welfare's very own Rachel Wells, Shannon Dunlap, and Kwan Jin Yao. Registration is available here, and you must register to attend the event. The […]
Native American Heritage Month Series
DOCUMENTARY: TAKING ALCATRAZ A documentary account of the events that led up to the 1969 Native American occupation of Alcatraz, with optional discussion to follow.
Public Affairs Art Break!
Get a crash course in the building blocks of American political cartoons! Learn how to draw the party animals, label your illustrations for maximum effect, and make a cartoon so powerfully scathing it alters the course of American politics for decades to come. Scott Yacyshyn is a writer, cartoonist, and UCLA alumnus living in Los […]
The Economic Gamble Behind Hosting the Olympics
Virtual CA, United StatesSmith College Economics Professor Andrew Zimbalist tackles the claim that cities chosen to host high-profile sporting events such as the Olympic Games and World Cup experience an economic windfall.
