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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

* Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

** Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

*** These Services Are Made Possible Through Major Support From Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs.

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

* Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

** Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

*** These Services Are Made Possible Through Major Support From Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs.

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Community Workshops for Balinese Gamelan — An Open Invitation

With Prof. Paul Humphreys (emeritus) and Prof. Divine Gbagbo, Department of Music, College of Communication & Fine Arts

The Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts invites faculty, staff, and students to experience Balinese gamelan, first-hand. With instruments created in the workshop of a master instrument maker in the Gianyar region of Bali and currently on loan to the Institute from the Department of Music, these sessions are open to all members of the LMU community.

Gamelan-playing is an integral aspect of community life throughout Bali. Participation is a process through which details of rhythm, melody and form are “brought into the heart.” Inspired by this process, as well as by the beauty of the music and the instruments themselves, this evolving tradition flourishes today in schools and communities both inside and outside of Bali. LMU is fortunate to be among these.

Please join us in the celebration of music-as-community that is Balinese gamelan. All are welcome. Please sign up for sessions at the following link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/9kkn2UuBLA.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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A Workshop Series offered by The Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts
Note: Attendees may register for all three sessions or attend any single one, as desired.

March 11 4-5:30pm
Public Lecture (Marymount Institute, UHall 3002)
Guest speaker: Dr. Luísa Maria Varela Almendra, RSHM
Associate Professor of Biblical Studies
Catholic University of Portugal
2025-26 Marymount Institute Visiting Scholar

Sr. Luísa will introduce the RSHM charism, drawing from the biblical wisdom tradition, in examining the critical connection between one’s interior life (what do I believe?) and intentional living (how do I live?). This lecture is open to all.

March 21 9-3pm
Saturday Retreat (Marymount Institute, UHall 3002)
Facilitators: Dr. Luísa Maria Varela Almendra, RSHM
Dr. Jennifer Abe, Professor Emerita, Psychological Science

Sr. Luísa and Jennifer Abe will guide participants in exploring these questions (What do I believe? How do I live?) as part of their own inner journey towards life-giving awareness and authenticity. LMU faculty, staff, and students will have priority for this retreat. Any individuals affiliated with the RSHM tradition, including Marymount high schools, are also encouraged to participate. Capacity: 25 participants

March 24 2-5:30pm
Tuesday Afternoon at A Place Called Home
Hosts: Sr. Pat Connor, RSHM, with Sr. Luísa Almendra, RSHM
Co-sponsored with the Division of Mission, Office of Mission and Identity

The RSHM sisters, especially Sr. Pat Connor, RSHM, were instrumental in helping to establish and support A Place Called Home. The mission of this organization is to empower youth in South Central Los Angeles through a vibrant array of programs in the arts, educational enrichment, academic support and wellness that are designed “to inspire, encourage, and support the next generation in achieving social, emotional, and economic success.” Meet Sr. Pat and the youth at A Place Called Home to bear witness to one example of how the RSHM charism is being expressed in Los Angeles today.

A shuttle will be provided for up to 20 participants. LMU faculty, staff, and students will have priority, but RSHM-affiliated individuals are also encouraged to participate.

RSVP at https://lmu.wufoo.com/forms/connecting-faith-to-the-real-rsvp/

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Join us for our Virtual Open House on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 (4 PM – 6 PM)! Get an inside look at our program and chat directly with our Program Director and current graduate students.

Whether you’re curious about curriculum or campus life, we’ve got answers.

REGISTER HERE

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Join us for an exciting Virtual Open House for the Marital and Family Therapy with Specialization in Art Therapy department on March 11, 2026, 4pm - 6pm! This is your chance to get a true feel for our program and connect directly with the people who know it best.

RSVP NOW: https://graduate.lmu.edu/openhouse/

Whether you have questions about the curriculum, the application process, or what it's like to be a student here, this is the perfect opportunity to get your answers.

During this event, you'll have a unique opportunity to:

Dive deep into the MFT/Art Therapy program and explore our innovative curriculum and concentrations.

Navigate the application process with a step-by-step walkthrough.

Get your questions answered in a live Q&A with both the Program Director and a current graduate student.

Don't miss out on this valuable experience. We can't wait to meet you!

Campus Tour

You can also sign up for an in-person campus tour on Friday, March 13, 2026 11:00 am-1:00pm that includes our MFT/Art Therapy dept.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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The Forum on the State of Youth Mental Health will convene leading voices to discuss today’s challenges and opportunities. Panelists will discuss the far-reaching impacts that federal immigration enforcement actions, detentions, and deportations have had on children and adults alike. We will also explore how to prepare a school and community-based mental health workforce who are responsive to the most urgent mental health needs of our communities. Together, we will learn how to approach charged topics of division, injustice, and strife in schools and communities with care; and discover how collaboration among educators, school leaders, policymakers, and practitioners can strengthen needed systems of support.

Attendees will include principals, educational leaders, policymakers, practitioners and clinicians, district and community partners, and other stakeholders invested in the mental health of our youth.

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Featuring Amanda Apgar, Jason Baehr, Kat Brown, Sue Scheibler, and Dan Speak.

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Snacks and refreshments provided.

Sponsored by the Marymount Institute, the Bad Bunny Syllabus, CLST, and the BCLA Dean's Office

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

* Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

** Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

*** These Services Are Made Possible Through Major Support From Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs.

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Spring Tea Time Dates are:

1/16

2/06

3/13

4/17

5/8

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Open to all undergraduate and graduate students of all skill levels, the event offers valuable hands-on experience, professional development, teamwork, and the chance to earn recognition and cash prizes. No cost to participate!

Learn more and register.

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Location: 1 LMU Drive, Los Angeles, University Hall - Room 2500

Lunch included!

Our bodies carry a record of our life experiences, and those that remain unprocessed can impede our sense of well-being and our ability to function. Pain, grief, shame, anxiety, regret, hope, love, inspiration, defeat, rage, heartache, exhaustion. At the same time, our embodied wisdom can be harnessed for deep physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. Participants in this workshop will be invited to engage in aspects of The Bodymap Protocol, the first structured and scalable use of bodymapping, developed and researched by Dr. Lubbers.

In this process, a life-size (actual or symbolic) outline of one’s body is created, and the felt sense is engaged as an internal reference point for spontaneous, visual art expression within this container, utilizing a variety of media. In this way, various themes can be explored and resolution of problematic symptoms facilitated. This technique is particularly effective in working with trauma. Moreover, guidelines for establishing safety will be offered, along with case material and applicability to a variety of clinical populations. This workshop is for those that want to learn about an integrated approach utilizing somatic and art therapy to work with individuals and groups.

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SPEAKER BIOS

DARCY LUBBERS
Darcy Lubbers, PhD, MFT, ATR-BC has 40 years experience as a marriage and family therapist, clinical art therapist, and somatic psychotherapist. Her background includes training in focusing-oriented therapy, somatic experiencing, clinical hypnosis, guided imagery, structural bodywork, yoga, equine therapy, meditation, and Ayurvedic medicine. In addition to her private practice, Dr. Lubbers has a background in teaching and student supervision, including post-graduate art therapy and MFT internships through her private practice in Santa Monica. She is currently a part-time faculty member at LMU.

FRED SUGERMAN
Fred, a movement artist, educator, facilitator and professional actor, is Founder and Director of Medicine Dance, a collection of mindful movement forums that support the accessing and managing of personal power. His passion lies in the space between the healing arts and the channels of expression welcomed in the performing arts.

INTENDED AUDIENCE
This event is intended for Mental Health Professionals and Students in Clinical Training (includes: Art Therapists, Expressive Arts Therapists, Somatic and Movement Therapists/Practioners), Art Educators and Artists.

Notice of Filming and Photography

When you attend this event, you enter an area where photography, audio, and video recording may occur on behalf of Loyola Marymount University. By entering the event premises, you consent to such recording media and its release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction in any medium or format whatsoever now existing or hereafter created.

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

* Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

** Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

*** These Services Are Made Possible Through Major Support From Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs.

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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SATURDAY, MARCH 14
Depart LMU at 11am and return by approx. 2pm
RSVP is required. Space is limited.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Como nos recuerda el Papa Francisco:
“Necesitamos nuestros corazones y nuestra imaginación; necesitamos soñar para no retroceder. Soñemos juntos… porque fueron precisamente los sueños de libertad y de igualdad, de justicia y de dignidad, los sueños de fraternidad, los que mejoraron el mundo. Soñemos juntos, soñemos entre nosotros, soñemos con otros.”
Esta es una esperanza que no se construye en soledad, sino en comunidad—escuchando, imaginando y actuando juntos por un mundo más justo desde la realidad y la fe del pueblo migrante.

Será una tarde de estudio, reflexión, y oración comunitaria, en la que buscaremos cómo seguir formando el Reino de Dios. El encuentro se desarrollará a través de tres perspectivas complementarias:

La realidad pastoral, donde partiremos de lo que vivimos día a día en nuestras comunidades: los desafíos, los dolores, las luchas y también los signos de esperanza que Dios ya está sembrando entre su pueblo.

La perspectiva teológica, que nos ofrecerá un modelo para interpretar nuestra realidad y discernir caminos concretos que fortalezcan a nuestro pueblo.

La perspectiva espiritual ignaciana, que nos ayudará a profundizar en el discernimiento comunitario y a escuchar cómo el Espíritu Santo nos invita a soñar juntos y responder con fe, esperanza y compromiso.

CON PRESENTADORES:

Rosa Bonilla, (Asistente Pastoral en Dolores Mission)Rev. Brendan Busse, SJ (Pastor, Dolores Mission)Rev. Allan Deck, SJ (Erudito Distinguido en Teología Pastoral, LMU)Dr. Cecilia González-Andrieu (Estudios Teológicos, LMU)Mayra G. Torres (Coordinadora de Nuestra Señora de Los Ángeles)HORARIO:

El evento será disponible en vivo, por Zoom, y en persona. La tarde incluirá momentos de convivencia con café y pan dulce, orar, celebrar con música, y dialogar. Este encuentro es una invitación a caminar juntos como Iglesia viva y para renovar nuestra esperanza.

2:30pm - 3:00pm ~ Café con leche/recepción

3:00pm - 5:00pm ~ Evento

LUGAR:

in person on the LMU Campus | en persona en el campus de LMU | 1 Loyola Marymount University Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90045

in person at Dolores Mission | en persona en la parroquia de Dolores Mission | 171 S Gless St, Los Angeles, CA 90033

in person at Epiphany Parish | en persona en la parroquia Epiphany | 10911 Michael Hunt Dr. South El Monte, CA 91733

via the livestream | a través de la transmisión en vivo

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Running time: about an hour without intermission.
Sung in: English

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Running time: about an hour without intermission.
Sung in: English

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Loyola Law School and the Graduate Program in the College of Business Administration at Loyola Marymount University offer a dual-degree program in law and business. Available for First-Year Day students only.

Graduates of the dual-degree program receive the Juris Doctor degree from the Law School and the Master of Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University.

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1:00 PM – Lunch
1:40 PM – Learn

The Karma of Karma: How the Concept of Karmic Law Caught on—and is Often Misused

Karma has become part of the American vocabulary. Over the past several decades, the term has cropped up increasingly in TV shows, news reports, ads, pop songs, and everyday speech. It has clearly filled a gap in the English language—and, significantly, in the Western worldview. At once elegantly simple and unfathomably complex, karma has profound implications as a theory of cosmic justice and as a framework for fostering right action. But the concept is also commonly misconstrued and its meaning distorted, which threatens to dilute its value. Join Philip Goldberg, author of American Veda, for this discussion based on his research for his new book, Karmic Relief. We’ll explore what karma is, what it is not, and why it’s important that we—yogis and yoga teachers especially—understand the concept in all its subtleties and nuances.

Philip Goldberg has been studying India’s spiritual traditions for over 50 years, as a practitioner, teacher, and writer. An ordained Interfaith Minister and spiritual counselor, his numerous books include: American Veda: From Emerson and the Beatles to Yoga and Meditation, How Indian Spirituality Changed the West; The Life of Yogananda: The Story of the Yogi Who Became the First Modern Guru; Spiritual Practice for Crazy Times; and his latest, Karmic Relief: Harnessing the Laws of Cause and Effect for a Joyful, Meaningful Life. He hosts the Spirit Matters podcast, serves on the board of the Association for Spiritual Integrity, and publishes on his “Practical Spirituality” Substack.

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“Intellectual virtues” are the personal qualities we need to learn and do research well – qualities like curiosity, open-mindedness, intellectual courage, and intellectual perseverance. In this workshop, we’ll offer an introduction to intellectual virtues and give participants an opportunity to reflect on their own intellectual character strengths and limitations.

Light snacks provided.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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The seventh Faculty Pub Night of the 2025-26 season features Angélica S. Gutiérrez, professor of management (College of Business Administration). She will discuss her recent publications on the topic of "impostorization."

About Faculty Pub Night

Students, staff, faculty, alumni, and members of the public are all invited to the 2025-26 series of Faculty Pub Night at the William H. Hannon Library. Eight LMU professors are selected annually to discuss their latest publication or project in a comfortable setting and format that welcomes diverse perspectives for an inclusive conversation aimed to educate the entire community. All Faculty Pub Nights are free and open to the public.

About the Author's Work

While impostor syndrome, which refers to feelings of inadequacy that individuals experience and a fear that they will be discovered as a fraud, has garnered much attention, my research on racially minoritized women in academia suggests that the more vexing issue in academia is impostorization not impostor syndrome. Impostorization refers to the policies, practices, and seemingly innocuous interactions that make or intend to make individuals (i.e., women of color) question their intelligence, competence, and sense of belonging. Forms of impostorization include microaggressions, grateful guest syndrome, invisibility, and inclusion taxation. My studies reveal the implicit and explicit ways in which academia impostorizes women scholars and the coping strategies that they use to navigate and survive within academia. In all, this work is a call to change the narrative from impostor syndrome to impostorization, and employ measures to address its effects.

About the Author

Angélica S. Gutiérrez, Ph.D. earned her B.A. in political science and sociology with honors at UCLA, M.P.P at the University of Michigan, Ph.D. at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, and was a postdoctoral fellow at the National Center for Institutional Diversity and the University of Michigan Ross School of Business.

Recognized as one of the “World’s Best 40 Under 40 Business Professors,” Gutiérrez teaches leadership, negotiations, and diversity management at the undergraduate and graduate (MBA, MScM, Executive MBA) levels at Loyola Marymount University in the College of Business Administration. Additionally, she is a contributor for Inc. Magazine and writes articles on diversity, minority businesses, negotiations, and impostor syndrome.
Gutiérrez coined the term "impostorization," which refers to the policies, practices, and seemingly innocuous interactions in organizations that make (or intend to make) individuals question their intelligence, competence, and sense of belonging. She has presented her research on impostor syndrome and impostorization at national and regional academic conferences, and for organizations in the non-profit, public, and private sectors, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, SoCal Gas, Kraft-Heinz, Hispanic Chambers of Commerce, The Wonderful Company, Hasbro, Mattel, Abbott, Google, Fullscreen Studios, Morgan Stanley, Hyundai, and universities across the nation.
Consistent with her commitment to reducing gender and racial pay disparities, Gutiérrez also teaches employment negotiations to organizations that serve minoritized groups, including National Latina Women Business Association, Riordan Programs, Adelante Mujer Latina, UCLA Black Business Student Association, Latino Alumni Association, Asian American Pacific Islander Association, Women In Tech, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, The PhD Project, and Harvard Medical School – Cambridge Health Alliance.

About the William H. Hannon Library

The William H. Hannon Library fosters excellence in academic achievement through an array of distinctive services that enable learners to feed their curiosity, experience new worlds, develop their ideas, inform their decision-making, and inspire others. More information can be found at http://library.lmu.edu

For more information about this event, contact the Outreach and Engagement team at the William H. Hannon library via email at library.outreach@lmu.edu or call 310-338-5234.

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A discussion with the filmmakers and a reception will follow the film.

Sponsors include: BCLA, StudyLA, Student Affairs, African American Studies, Women and Gender Studies, Political Science and International Relations, the Office of Black Student Services, and the Black Faculty and Staff Association.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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This unique program hosted by the LA County Library- Van Nuys Branch brings together a special partnership between the Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution (LCCR) and Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (NLSLA).

Through this collaboration, NLSLA provides free legal consultations to help individuals understand and address their consumer debt issues. For those wanting to resolve their debt through mediation, LCCR is available to provide this service by acting as a neutral third-party mediator between the debtor and creditor.

This is a rare opportunity to speak directly and in-person with professionals from both the NLSLA and LCCR.

Walk-ins Welcome.

Reservations available through link provided: NLSLA Consumer Clinic Registration – Fill out form

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Hosted by LMU’s Institute for Business Ethics and Sustainability and the Center for International Business Education, the Global Sustainability Symposium will explore hydrogen’s expanding role in the global economy. Attendees will gain insight into the policy landscape, technological breakthroughs, and market opportunities shaping the sector - and how forward-thinking companies can leverage hydrogen innovation to lead in the next era of clean energy.

Featured panelists include Tanya Peacock, Managing Director, Eco-Engineers; Katrina M. Fritz, President and CEO, California Hydrogen Business Council; and David Blekhman, Ph.D., Technical Director, Cal State LA Hydrogen Research and Fueling Facility. The program will also feature virtual presentations from EH Group, a Swiss company at the forefront of fuel cell technology development, and DEVINN, a Czech hydrogen storage company. A networking reception with the sponsoring chambers of commerce will follow.

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Changing Seasons: Scripture Readings of the Liturgical Year is for priests, deacons, deacons in formation, religious women in formation, lectors, liturgical ministers, PCLs, RCIA and anyone who wishes to enter more deeply into the Scriptural rhythm of the liturgical year.

Perfect for Lectionary Based Bible Faith Sharing!

The following is the schedule and all sessions will be via Zoom from 7pm to 8:30pm PT

Cycle A Schedule:

March 18, 2026: Triduum through Easter
Sr. Monica Cardona, VDMF

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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“Native American Spirituality: A Theological Overview”

Featuring Cheryl Bear, Ph.D.

A multi-award-winning singer/songwriter and speaker from Nadleh Whut’en First Nation

Thursday, March 19, 2026 | 7 p.m. (PST)

Loyola Marymount University

Featuring Cheryl Bear
Thursday, March 19, 2026 at 7:00 pm
Loyola Marymount University
Ahmanson Auditorium, University Hall 1000
Reception immediately following in the Marymount Institute, UNH3002

“This is a live and in-person event. The recording can be made available to RSHM sisters and other friends of LMU upon special request. Please email the Milligan Committee chair, Dr. Brett Hoover, at bhoover@lmu.edu.”

Register here: https://lmu.wufoo.com/forms/piwpuhj0y1mw7e/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

* Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

** Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

*** These Services Are Made Possible Through Major Support From Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs.

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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A Workshop Series offered by The Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts
Note: Attendees may register for all three sessions or attend any single one, as desired.

March 11 4-5:30pm
Public Lecture (Marymount Institute, UHall 3002)
Guest speaker: Dr. Luísa Maria Varela Almendra, RSHM
Associate Professor of Biblical Studies
Catholic University of Portugal
2025-26 Marymount Institute Visiting Scholar

Sr. Luísa will introduce the RSHM charism, drawing from the biblical wisdom tradition, in examining the critical connection between one’s interior life (what do I believe?) and intentional living (how do I live?). This lecture is open to all.

March 21 9-3pm
Saturday Retreat (Marymount Institute, UHall 3002)
Facilitators: Dr. Luísa Maria Varela Almendra, RSHM
Dr. Jennifer Abe, Professor Emerita, Psychological Science

Sr. Luísa and Jennifer Abe will guide participants in exploring these questions (What do I believe? How do I live?) as part of their own inner journey towards life-giving awareness and authenticity. LMU faculty, staff, and students will have priority for this retreat. Any individuals affiliated with the RSHM tradition, including Marymount high schools, are also encouraged to participate. Capacity: 25 participants

March 24 2-5:30pm
Tuesday Afternoon at A Place Called Home
Hosts: Sr. Pat Connor, RSHM, with Sr. Luísa Almendra, RSHM
Co-sponsored with the Division of Mission, Office of Mission and Identity

The RSHM sisters, especially Sr. Pat Connor, RSHM, were instrumental in helping to establish and support A Place Called Home. The mission of this organization is to empower youth in South Central Los Angeles through a vibrant array of programs in the arts, educational enrichment, academic support and wellness that are designed “to inspire, encourage, and support the next generation in achieving social, emotional, and economic success.” Meet Sr. Pat and the youth at A Place Called Home to bear witness to one example of how the RSHM charism is being expressed in Los Angeles today.

A shuttle will be provided for up to 20 participants. LMU faculty, staff, and students will have priority, but RSHM-affiliated individuals are also encouraged to participate.

RSVP at https://lmu.wufoo.com/forms/connecting-faith-to-the-real-rsvp/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

* Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Satisfy the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA)** classroom training requirements to mediate in most community and some court-connected programs.Allow you to understand and learn effective mediation skills, techniques, and strategies to resolve a variety of conflicts.Teach you to understand and implement mediation theory, process, and skills.Provide role-playing exercises to practice your skills.* Asynchronous trainings to be viewed according to syllabus

** Must attend ALL trainings to receive a DRPA certificate

*** These Services Are Made Possible Through Major Support From Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs.

LMU Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider

March 6, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 7, 2027 – Up to 3 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 13, 2026 – Up to 4 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 14, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 20, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 2 hours of legal ethics, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.March 21, 2026 – Up to 5 hours of MCLE, including up to 1 hour of recognition and elimination of bias, are available, if approved, with sign-in and sign-out on the day of the event. This activity is pending approval.Trainers:

Sara Campos, Professor, Loyola Law School; Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Amal Sardesai, Associate Director, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Cynthia Campoy- Brophy, Conflict Resolution Associate, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Janet Sacks Grundfest, Mediator, Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

Location:

In Person- Loyola Law School

Cost:

Registration Fee: $995.00

No refunds as of Friday, February 27, 2026

Click Here for Registration: https://www.lls.edu/academics/centers/loyolacenterforconflictresolution/forthecommunity/lccrmediationtrainings/

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Speakers include:
Yreina Cervantez, Artist and CSUN professor (retired)
Karen Mack, Executive Director, LA Commons
Richard May III, Writer and artist
Dominique Moody, Artist
Beth Peterson, Puppeteer, One Grain of Sand
Armando Pulido, Assistant Curator, The Huntington
Isabel Rojas Williams, Executive Director, Mural Conservancy of LA (retired)

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SATURDAY, MARCH 14
Depart LMU at 11am and return by approx. 2pm
RSVP is required. Space is limited.

Learn more and sign up here

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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This eclectic concert features clarinet, violin, piano, electronic music, AI generated media, and dance. It will include works by Jeff Morris, Kachaturian, Bassi, Mendelssohn, and many others.

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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Online ticket sales only. There will be no cash or credit sales at the door.
$15 General Admission
$10 LMU Student tickets with code STUDENT (Please have your ticket and OneCard ready at the door)

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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A Workshop Series offered by The Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts
Note: Attendees may register for all three sessions or attend any single one, as desired.

March 11 4-5:30pm
Public Lecture (Marymount Institute, UHall 3002)
Guest speaker: Dr. Luísa Maria Varela Almendra, RSHM
Associate Professor of Biblical Studies
Catholic University of Portugal
2025-26 Marymount Institute Visiting Scholar

Sr. Luísa will introduce the RSHM charism, drawing from the biblical wisdom tradition, in examining the critical connection between one’s interior life (what do I believe?) and intentional living (how do I live?). This lecture is open to all.

March 21 9-3pm
Saturday Retreat (Marymount Institute, UHall 3002)
Facilitators: Dr. Luísa Maria Varela Almendra, RSHM
Dr. Jennifer Abe, Professor Emerita, Psychological Science

Sr. Luísa and Jennifer Abe will guide participants in exploring these questions (What do I believe? How do I live?) as part of their own inner journey towards life-giving awareness and authenticity. LMU faculty, staff, and students will have priority for this retreat. Any individuals affiliated with the RSHM tradition, including Marymount high schools, are also encouraged to participate. Capacity: 25 participants

March 24 2-5:30pm
Tuesday Afternoon at A Place Called Home
Hosts: Sr. Pat Connor, RSHM, with Sr. Luísa Almendra, RSHM
Co-sponsored with the Division of Mission, Office of Mission and Identity

The RSHM sisters, especially Sr. Pat Connor, RSHM, were instrumental in helping to establish and support A Place Called Home. The mission of this organization is to empower youth in South Central Los Angeles through a vibrant array of programs in the arts, educational enrichment, academic support and wellness that are designed “to inspire, encourage, and support the next generation in achieving social, emotional, and economic success.” Meet Sr. Pat and the youth at A Place Called Home to bear witness to one example of how the RSHM charism is being expressed in Los Angeles today.

A shuttle will be provided for up to 20 participants. LMU faculty, staff, and students will have priority, but RSHM-affiliated individuals are also encouraged to participate.

RSVP at https://lmu.wufoo.com/forms/connecting-faith-to-the-real-rsvp/

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Do you need help organizing your research? Join us for a workshop on Zotero, a free, open-source program for saving citations and creating bibliographies. It’s easy enough for students to learn quickly, but powerful enough for dissertations, theses, and capstone projects. Learn how to use and integrate Zotero into your research assignments. Please visit our Zotero Guide for more information.

5:00pm - Zotero presentation6:00pm - Drop-in help for installing Zotero (optional)About the William H. Hannon Library

The William H. Hannon Library fosters excellence in academic achievement through an array of distinctive services that enable learners to feed their curiosity, experience new worlds, develop their ideas, inform their decision-making, and inspire others. More information can be found at http://library.lmu.edu

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Today's creative economy calls for increasing familiarity with, and integration of, technological tools as part of artistic expression, professional practice, and educational pathways. This interdisciplinary panel brings together practicing artist-scholars to explore the ways in which technological innovation continues to push creative practice to new horizons.

Presentations:

"Resonating Circles: The Digital Exquisite Corpse as Collaborative Mixed Realities"

Anna Kim, PhD, is a multimedia artist investigating the intersection of humanity, technology, and the environment. She observes environmental and social phenomena to construct alternative narratives through digital storytelling and simulative practices. By utilizing technology in subversive and critical ways, she explores new trajectories for our collective future. She has exhibited internationally at venues including ISEA 2025 in Seoul, SAT in Montreal, and CYFEST 16 in Armenia and Mexico City. Her work is held in several permanent collections, including the Seoul Museum of Art, Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, and Daegu Museum of Art. "The Classroom That Doesn’t Exist: Games, Spatial Awareness, and Design Learning"

Max de Berardine is a scenic designer, visual artist, and educator whose work spans theatrical world-building, visual storytelling, and immersive, vibrant scenic design. A faculty member in the Theatre Arts Department at Loyola Marymount University, he teaches scenic design, scenic painting, and stagecraft, emphasizing process-driven art, material experimentation, and the integration of digital tools alongside traditional craft. His professional work spans theatre, installation, and commissioned visual design, with a focus on immersive environments that explore memory, identity, and myth. Through both his creative practice and pedagogy, Max encourages students to treat technology not as a replacement for artistry, but as a tool like any other. One that expands access and opens new pathways for artistic futures with humanity and discernment at its core."Post-Physical Choreography: Animation and the Expansion of Embodiment"

Taryn Vander Hoop, is a dancer, choreographer, educator, and producer. She received a B.S. in Dance, English Literature, and Spanish from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a M.F.A. from NYU Tisch School of the Arts in Dance Performance and Choreography. She is the Co-Founder of Summation Dance, an NYC/LA based modern dance company, called “full of energy and creativity” by The New York Times. Summation has performed at Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC), Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Judson Memorial Church, Jacob’s Pillow, ODC, and more, and received commissions from numerous companies, venues and universities across the country. Additionally, Taryn has performed the works of Bill Evans, Andrea Miller/GALLIM Dance, Larry Keigwin/Keigwin + Co, Gus Solomons jr, and Sydney Skybetter/skybetter & associates, among others, and has been involved in projects with Gerald Casel Dance, Janessa Clark, and Laura Peterson Choreography. Taryn has studied throughout her career at the Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) at the 92nd St Y in New York City. With DEL, she has choreographed large-scale Movement Sentence Choirs in collaboration with Ephrat Asherie, Sidra Bell, Monica Bill Barnes, Larry Keigwin, Urban Bush Women, Nicole Wolcott, and Yin Yue. She is an Associate Professor and Chair of Dance at Loyola Marymount University, where she started the podcast On Dance: Critical Conversations with colleague Laura Ann Smyth. On the podcast she has interviewed Akram Khan, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa and many more world-renowned choreographers. Taryn is a mother of two and deeply grateful to her partner for giving her space to be both a mother and a working artist. Shane Acker is an Academy Award nominated director, producer and educator living and working in Los Angeles. “9” was his feature directorial debut produced by Tim Burton and Timor Bekmambetov, released by Focus Features in 2009. It was based on his critically acclaimed short film short “9” which premiered at Sundance in 2005 and garnered numerous awards including a Student Academy Award, the “Best in Show” at the 2005 SIGGRAPH Electronic Theater and a student Emmy®. Shane has over 25 years of experience in the entertainment industry working with top animation companies including WETA, Universal Studios, Disney, DreamWorksTV, Reel FX, and The Third Floor in a multitude of production roles including directing, producing, previz supervising, animating, concept development, story boarding, and writing. Shane is currently an Associate Professor and Chair of the LMU Animation Department and continues to freelance, produce films and research new emerging technologies in the animation industry including generative AI production tools.Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.

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Moderated by Andy Rohm and Matt Stefl, this dynamic conversation will explore how digital platforms and AI-driven analytics are reshaping global marketing—empowering even small and mid-sized enterprises to compete, connect, and communicate with audiences around the world more effectively than ever before.

Featured panelists include:

Paul Woolmington, CEO, Canvas WorldwideChristie Bishop, Senior Vice President, The Harris PollLee Maicon, Chief Strategy Officer, INNOCEAN USAJoin us for an engaging discussion at the intersection of technology, strategy, and global growth.

Register now!

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Live Presentations: Hear from a few faculty members as they share their latest research and projects.Faculty Project Showcase: Presentations of other faculty's diverse range of projects, including research, scholarship, and creative endeavors, will be presented through recordings.
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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Panelists include Derek Ng, Founder & CEO, Strategic Horizon; Iris Wong, Deputy Director, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office; Chi Tran, Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council; and John Yu, Director, North American Representative Office of Shenzhen. LMU Management Professor Dong Chen will moderate.

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Sponsored by the Center for Asian Business and Center for International Business Education.

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Join us to celebrate the opening of the William H. Hannon Library's spring 2026 gallery exhibition, "Mismeasured." Curated by students in HIST 5400, Senior Seminar, this exhibition examines the 19th century preoccupation with measuring human character through the sciences of physiognomy and phrenology. Visitors will learn how this once-popular use of science and technology to define race, gender, health and criminality still impacts us today.

About the Event

Carla Bittel's HIST 5400 course focused on the history of technology and identity, from the 18th century to the present. The students grappled with technologies of identity in our own time, especially AI and facial recognition, and how those technologies have deep roots in the past.

Bittel will provide a brief introduction, outlining the historical background. Students from HIST 5400, who co-curated the exhibition, will discuss their experience in the class, the significance of their selected objects, how they approached their research, and what makes this topic important in our own time. Light refreshments will be provided.

This event is co-sponsored by the BCLA Dean's Office, the History Department, and the William H. Hannon Library.

About the William H. Hannon Library

The William H. Hannon Library fosters excellence in academic achievement through an array of distinctive services that enable learners to feed their curiosity, experience new worlds, develop their ideas, inform their decision-making, and inspire others. More information can be found at http://library.lmu.edu

For more information about this event, contact the Outreach and Engagement team at the William H. Hannon library via email at library.outreach@lmu.edu or call 310-338-5234.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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In collaboration with the Department of Music, the Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts presents a monthly concert series featuring violinist Ken Aiso and pianist Valeria Morgovskaya.

Concerts will take place on the first Thursday of the month, 2:00 - 3:00 p.m., in the Marymount Center (University Hall 3002) on the following dates in spring 2026: January 15th, February 19th, March 26th, and April 16th.

Please join us for an hour of music and community. A light reception will follow each concert.

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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The Catholic Bible Institute: Bible Talks Series will have a talk ‘The Psalms of Lament: Prayers for Hard Times’ presented by Andrew R. Davis, PhD, Ordinary Professor of Old Testament at Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry on March 28, 2026 from 9am-10:30am (PT) via Zoom.

Synopsis:

Over one-third of the book of Psalms are prayers of lament. This talk will explore biblical laments in their ancient context, including Jesus’s quotation of Psalm 22 during the crucifixion, and will invite reflection on how these prayers can enrich communities of faith today.

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“Noni Olabisi: When Lightning Strikes”
Exhibition Dates: Jan. 29 – April 4, 2026

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Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, Sweat tells the story of a group of friends who have spent their lives sharing drinks, secrets, and laughs while working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.

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Monday, Apr. 6 from 12pm to 1pm @ Rains Library's Director's Suite & Conference RoomMonday, Apr. 6 from 5pm to 6pm @ Rains Library's Director's Suite & Conference Room

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This unique program hosted by the LA County Library- Van Nuys Branch brings together a special partnership between the Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution (LCCR) and Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (NLSLA).

Through this collaboration, NLSLA provides free legal consultations to help individuals understand and address their consumer debt issues. For those wanting to resolve their debt through mediation, LCCR is available to provide this service by acting as a neutral third-party mediator between the debtor and creditor.

This is a rare opportunity to speak directly and in-person with professionals from both the NLSLA and LCCR.

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Community Workshops for Balinese Gamelan — An Open Invitation

With Prof. Paul Humphreys (emeritus) and Prof. Divine Gbagbo, Department of Music, College of Communication & Fine Arts

The Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts invites faculty, staff, and students to experience Balinese gamelan, first-hand. With instruments created in the workshop of a master instrument maker in the Gianyar region of Bali and currently on loan to the Institute from the Department of Music, these sessions are open to all members of the LMU community.

Gamelan-playing is an integral aspect of community life throughout Bali. Participation is a process through which details of rhythm, melody and form are “brought into the heart.” Inspired by this process, as well as by the beauty of the music and the instruments themselves, this evolving tradition flourishes today in schools and communities both inside and outside of Bali. LMU is fortunate to be among these.

Please join us in the celebration of music-as-community that is Balinese gamelan. All are welcome. Please sign up for sessions at the following link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/9kkn2UuBLA.

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The eighth and final Faculty Pub Night of the 2025-26 season features Timothy Williamson, assistant professor of psychology (Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts). He will discuss his recent co-authored publication, "Mindful self-compassion for lung cancer (MSC-LC): Incorporating perspectives of lung cancer patients, clinicians, and researchers to create an adapted intervention to reduce lung cancer stigma."

About Faculty Pub Night

Students, staff, faculty, alumni, and members of the public are all invited to the 2025-26 series of Faculty Pub Night at the William H. Hannon Library. Eight LMU professors are selected annually to discuss their latest publication or project in a comfortable setting and format that welcomes diverse perspectives for an inclusive conversation aimed to educate the entire community. All Faculty Pub Nights are free and open to the public.

About the Author's Work

When someone is diagnosed with lung cancer, they face not only the physical challenges of the disease but also a less visible—and often overlooked—burden: stigma. Stigma can show up in everyday moments, like when someone shares their diagnosis and is immediately asked, “Did you smoke?” These kinds of responses can leave patients feeling blamed, judged, and isolated. While stigma may not be visible on a scan or under a microscope, Dr. Williamson’s research demonstrates that it has very real consequences for patients’ health.

Williamson has demonstrated that people who experience high lung cancer stigma are more likely to experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, insomnia, and more bothersome physical problems like fatigue and pain. In his current research, he is working with his LMU mentees in the Psychosocial Risk & Resilience in Stress & Medicine (PRRISM) Research Lab to explore the role of self-compassion—a skill that helps people respond to difficulty with kindness, awareness, and acceptance—in helping people with lung cancer to cope with situations and feelings that arise from stigma. In his newly developed intervention program—Mindful Self-Compassion for Lung Cancer (MSC-LC)—patients come together from across the country to participate in a 10-week group (offered virtually) to learn and practice self-compassion skills to address the emotional weight of stigma.

In this Faculty Pub Night presentation, Williamson and his mentees will share insights from their program of research and highlights from recent works published in Annals of Internal Medicine and Translational Behavioral Medicine.

About the Author

Timothy J. Williamson, Ph.D., MPH, is an assistant professor and director of the Psychosocial Risk & Resilience in Stress & Medicine (PRRISM) Research Laboratory in the Department of Psychological Science at Loyola Marymount University. He is a clinical health psychologist with specialized training in public health and psycho-oncology. Williamson’s program of research is centered on understanding, reducing, and preventing stigma within cancer care, and his work in this area has spanned the cancer care continuum, including screening, referrals to tobacco cessation, active treatment, and longer-term survivorship. Williamson has also spearheaded efforts to change the language used within tobacco research to reduce stigma, which resulted in an official language guide adopted by the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer to promote bias-free language within their professional association and the Journal of Thoracic Oncology.

Williamson is a member of the American Cancer Society’s National Lung Cancer Roundtable Stigma & Nihilism Task Force and the Cancer Equity and Diversity Committee for Cancer Support Community Los Angeles. He has published 35+ peer-reviewed journal articles, received more than $1 million in external grants to support his research, and has been recognized for his research and scholarship at both the University and National level, including the Ascending Scholar Award from LMU in 2024 and the Deborah J. Bowen Early Career Investigator Award from the Society of Behavioral Medicine in 2025. He lives with his family in Marina del Rey and enjoys hiking, baking, and playing board games.

About the William H. Hannon Library

The William H. Hannon Library fosters excellence in academic achievement through an array of distinctive services that enable learners to feed their curiosity, experience new worlds, develop their ideas, inform their decision-making, and inspire others. More information can be found at http://library.lmu.edu

For more information about this event, contact the Outreach and Engagement team at the William H. Hannon library via email at library.outreach@lmu.edu or call 310-338-5234.

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On the following dates, the library will provide a menu of VIP study spaces, writing tutors, course tutors, and academic coaches (first come, first served):

Wednesday 4/15/26, 6-8pmWednesday 4/22/26, 6-8pmWednesday 4/29/26, 6-10pm**ASLMU will sponsor a “Halftime Pizza Party” 🍕 .

This event is co-sponsored by the Academic Resource Center, ASLMU, Seaver College, and the William H. Hannon Library.

Writing Tutors Support

Engage in conversations about audience awareness and the purpose and message of their text to demonstrate they understand the rhetorical situation.Engage in conversations about recursive invention and revision strategies to improve their work to demonstrate they understand writing is an open-ended process.Identify the main points discussed in sessions to plan the next step in revising their work.Course Tutors

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Executive function skillsTime management, organization, overcoming procrastination.Goal setting and decision makingMotivational interviewingExam preparation and test taking strategiesActive reading and note taking strategiesEmotion regulation strategies, overcoming academic anxiety and stress managementPreparing for office hours, advising appointments and getting connected to additional on campus resources

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In collaboration with the Department of Music, the Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts presents a monthly concert series featuring violinist Ken Aiso and pianist Valeria Morgovskaya.

Concerts will take place on the first Thursday of the month, 2:00 - 3:00 p.m., in the Marymount Center (University Hall 3002) on the following dates in spring 2026: January 15th, February 19th, March 26th, and April 16th.

Please join us for an hour of music and community. A light reception will follow each concert.

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Spring Tea Time Dates are:

1/16

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4/17

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¿Cómo hablan sus vidas y mensajes a nuestro contexto actual? ¿Cómo podemos discernir el llamado a ser proféticos en nuestro propio tiempo? Y, ¿cómo podemos aprender a discernir y reconocer auténticas voces proféticas en otros?

Únase a nosotros para nuestro diálogo interreligioso anual mientras exploramos estas preguntas vitales a través de una conversación reflexiva entre líderes judíos, musulmanes y cristianos y los estudiantes de nuestros diversos programas de certificados. Juntos, reflexionaremos sobre la sabiduría de los profetas y las formas en que sus legados pueden seguir guiando nuestra búsqueda de la verdad, la justicia, la misericordia y la paz hoy.

Abierto a todos los estudiantes, profesores/personal y amigos de LMU.

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Horario:

English Panel: 2:00 – 3:15 pm

Reception: 3:15 – 3:45 pm

Spanish Panel: 3:45 – 5:00 pm

Panelistas:

Dr. Jose Antonio Medina, Moderator

Fr. Allan Deck, Christian

Rebeca Carrillo, Jewish Rebeca Carrillo es una estudiante rabínica que pronto será ordenada en el seminario Hebrew Union College en Los Ángeles. Nacida y criada en Guatemala, Centroamérica, Rebeca creció en su comunidad judía local. Actualmente es la pasante rabínica en AMMUD: The Jews of Color Torah Academy.

Marta Khadija, Muslim Marta Felicitas Ramirez de Galedary es mexicoamericana y cofundadora de LALMA (The Latino-Muslim Association of America) desde el año 2000. Obtuvo su Bachillerato en Humanidades y un Diploma de Enfermera Registrada en la Ciudad de México. Marta Felicitas adoptó el Islam en 1983, y estudió el Islam con renombrados académicos del Islam, el Dr. Fathi Osman y el Dr. Hassan Hathout. Marta Felicitas participó en el Primer Congreso Internacional de Musulmanes en Sevilla, España (Congreso de las Dos Orillas) en 2003. Participó en el programa “La experiencia musulmana en los Estados Unidos”, patrocinado por el Departamento de Estado de los Estados Unidos en 2008. En la actualidad, Marta “Khadijah” Felicitas es la consultora de LALMA y presidenta de la junta directiva de LALMA. Marta Felicitas ha participado en múltiples actividades interreligiosas con la ”Pastoral Juvenil de la Arquidiócesis de Los Ángeles. Ella ha llevado a LALMA a convertirse en socio de LA Voice y trabaja con las congregaciones multiconfesionales en unidad por la justicia social y el respeto a la dignidad humana, desde 2013.

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How do their lives and messages speak to our current context? How can we discern the call to be prophetic in our own time? And, how can we learn to discern and recognize authentic prophetic voices in others?

Join us for our annual Interfaith dialogue as we explore these vital questions through a thoughtful conversation among Jewish, Muslim, and Christian leaders and the students of our various certificate programs. Together, we will reflect on the wisdom of the prophets and the ways their legacies can continue to guide our pursuit of truth, justice, mercy, and peace today.

Open to all LMU students, faculty/staff, and friends.

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Schedule:

English Panel: 2:00 – 3:15 pm

Reception: 3:15 – 3:45 pm

Spanish Panel: 3:45 – 5:00 pm

Panelists:

Fr. Alexei Smith, Moderator

Amir Hussain, Muslim Amir Hussain, Professor of Theological Studies. Amir has been at LMU for over twenty years, where he teaches courses about Islam and comparative theology.

Kim Harris, Christian

Rabbi Joshua Hoffman, AJRCA, Jewish

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On the following dates, the library will provide a menu of VIP study spaces, writing tutors, course tutors, and academic coaches (first come, first served):

Wednesday 4/15/26, 6-8pmWednesday 4/22/26, 6-8pmWednesday 4/29/26, 6-10pm**ASLMU will sponsor a “Halftime Pizza Party” 🍕 .

This event is co-sponsored by the Academic Resource Center, ASLMU, Seaver College, and the William H. Hannon Library.

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Engage in conversations about audience awareness and the purpose and message of their text to demonstrate they understand the rhetorical situation.Engage in conversations about recursive invention and revision strategies to improve their work to demonstrate they understand writing is an open-ended process.Identify the main points discussed in sessions to plan the next step in revising their work.Course Tutors

Accounting and businessBiologyChemistryComputer scienceEconomicsEngineeringLanguagesMath, statistics, dataPhilosophyPhysicsPsychologyAcademic Coaching Support

Executive function skillsTime management, organization, overcoming procrastination.Goal setting and decision makingMotivational interviewingExam preparation and test taking strategiesActive reading and note taking strategiesEmotion regulation strategies, overcoming academic anxiety and stress managementPreparing for office hours, advising appointments and getting connected to additional on campus resources

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The Catholic Bible Institute: Bible Talks Series will have a talk ‘I Treasure your Word in my Heart: Liturgical Music as a Means of Biblical Interpretation’ presented by Dr. Abigail Bodeau, Assistant Professor of Sacred Scripture at St. Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology on April 25, 2026 from 9am-10:30am (PT) via Zoom.

Synopsis:

Sacrosanctum Concilium explains that scripture should be one of the main sources for the texts of liturgical music. This presentation will explore how Catholic liturgical music interprets biblical texts. Participants will gain an appreciation for how musical settings of biblical texts interpret the Bible for congregations. We will first discuss how the Psalms give expression to the full gamut of human emotions. Patterning liturgical music of the Psalms gives congregants the language to bring their entire lives to God. We will then discuss how Catholic hymnals interpret prophetic literature. In all major Catholic hymnals, oracles of hope and traditionally Christological passages far outweigh oracles of judgment. Liturgical music often emphasizes positive emotions and will transform an oracle of judgment into a message of hope and consolations for a community. We will discuss the consequences of disproportionally emphasizing hope and restoration, which risks forming communities that lose the ability to lament or recognize God’s judgment, in favor of a saccharine image of God’s hope.

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Our annual presentation of new student writing. Directed, designed, and performed by our talented students. Come see the stars of tomorrow... today!

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On the following dates, the library will provide a menu of VIP study spaces, writing tutors, course tutors, and academic coaches (first come, first served):

Wednesday 4/15/26, 6-8pmWednesday 4/22/26, 6-8pmWednesday 4/29/26, 6-10pm**ASLMU will sponsor a “Halftime Pizza Party” 🍕 .

This event is co-sponsored by the Academic Resource Center, ASLMU, Seaver College, and the William H. Hannon Library.

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Engage in conversations about audience awareness and the purpose and message of their text to demonstrate they understand the rhetorical situation.Engage in conversations about recursive invention and revision strategies to improve their work to demonstrate they understand writing is an open-ended process.Identify the main points discussed in sessions to plan the next step in revising their work.Course Tutors

Accounting and businessBiologyChemistryComputer scienceEconomicsEngineeringLanguagesMath, statistics, dataPhilosophyPhysicsPsychologyAcademic Coaching Support

Executive function skillsTime management, organization, overcoming procrastination.Goal setting and decision makingMotivational interviewingExam preparation and test taking strategiesActive reading and note taking strategiesEmotion regulation strategies, overcoming academic anxiety and stress managementPreparing for office hours, advising appointments and getting connected to additional on campus resources

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This event is intended for Mental Health Professionals and Students in Clinical Training.

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When you attend this event, you enter an area where photography, audio, and video recording may occur on behalf of Loyola Marymount University. By entering the event premises, you consent to such recording media and its release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction in any medium or format whatsoever now existing or hereafter created.

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Ministry Studies

Estudios Ministeriales

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Spring Tea Time Dates are:

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3/13

4/17

5/8

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This unique program hosted by the LA County Library- Van Nuys Branch brings together a special partnership between the Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution (LCCR) and Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (NLSLA).

Through this collaboration, NLSLA provides free legal consultations to help individuals understand and address their consumer debt issues. For those wanting to resolve their debt through mediation, LCCR is available to provide this service by acting as a neutral third-party mediator between the debtor and creditor.

This is a rare opportunity to speak directly and in-person with professionals from both the NLSLA and LCCR.

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The Catholic Bible Institute: Bible Talks Series will have a talk ‘Scripture, Catholic Social Teaching, and the Christian Life’ presented by Dr. Anathea Portier-Young, Associate Professor of Old Testament at Duke University on May 23, 2026 from 9am-10:30am (PT) via Zoom.

Synopsis:

Jesus identified two great commandments that summarized the whole of God’s teaching: To love the Lord God with all our heart, mind, soul, and strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. Centuries before him, the prophet Micah declared, “You have been told, O mortal, what is good, and what the Lord requires of you: Only to do justice and to love goodness, and to walk humbly with your God.” The principles of neighbour love and justice are at the heart of the rich tradition of Catholic Social Teaching. After surveying the history of this tradition, we will focus on the Seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching articulated by the USCCB. They are Life and Dignity of the Human Person; Call to Family, Community, and Participation; Rights and Responsibilities; Option for the Poor and Vulnerable; the Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers; Solidarity; and Care for God’s Creation. We will consider scriptural sources and resources for each of these principles, and discuss how those scriptural texts might be applied to the Christian life today.

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This unique program hosted by the LA County Library- Van Nuys Branch brings together a special partnership between the Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution (LCCR) and Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (NLSLA).

Through this collaboration, NLSLA provides free legal consultations to help individuals understand and address their consumer debt issues. For those wanting to resolve their debt through mediation, LCCR is available to provide this service by acting as a neutral third-party mediator between the debtor and creditor.

This is a rare opportunity to speak directly and in-person with professionals from both the NLSLA and LCCR.

Walk-ins Welcome.

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Shakespeare's earliest comedy is also one of his most delightful! The Comedy of Errors is what happens when two pairs of identical twins separated at birth show up in the same city on the same day. Sounds like a 70s sitcom, right? Get ready for laugh tracks and wacky neighbors as confusion and hilarity ensue in a production that is fun for the whole family.

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Shakespeare's earliest comedy is also one of his most delightful! The Comedy of Errors is what happens when two pairs of identical twins separated at birth show up in the same city on the same day. Sounds like a 70s sitcom, right? Get ready for laugh tracks and wacky neighbors as confusion and hilarity ensue in a production that is fun for the whole family.

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Shakespeare's earliest comedy is also one of his most delightful! The Comedy of Errors is what happens when two pairs of identical twins separated at birth show up in the same city on the same day. Sounds like a 70s sitcom, right? Get ready for laugh tracks and wacky neighbors as confusion and hilarity ensue in a production that is fun for the whole family.

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Hamlet, Prince of Denmark is the Mount Everest of Shakespeare plays, and Shakespeare on the Bluff is going to climb it. The studious and bookish prince of Denmark learns from his father's ghost that he must avenge his father's foul and unnatural murder. Philosophy, violence, love, loss, death, and what it means to be human all swirl through Hamlet's head and ours as he contemplates existence, action, and whom he can actually trust.

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Hamlet, Prince of Denmark is the Mount Everest of Shakespeare plays, and Shakespeare on the Bluff is going to climb it. The studious and bookish prince of Denmark learns from his father's ghost that he must avenge his father's foul and unnatural murder. Philosophy, violence, love, loss, death, and what it means to be human all swirl through Hamlet's head and ours as he contemplates existence, action, and whom he can actually trust.

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Hamlet, Prince of Denmark is the Mount Everest of Shakespeare plays, and Shakespeare on the Bluff is going to climb it. The studious and bookish prince of Denmark learns from his father's ghost that he must avenge his father's foul and unnatural murder. Philosophy, violence, love, loss, death, and what it means to be human all swirl through Hamlet's head and ours as he contemplates existence, action, and whom he can actually trust.

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Bringing together an interdisciplinary audience, Pharma Conferences 2026 invites researchers, industry professionals, clinical experts, regulatory officials, and academicians to exchange expertise and share insights on modern drug delivery systems. The Novel Drug Delivery Summit bridges gaps between fundamental science and real-world application.

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