Featured Events
"Injury as Cultural Practice" Global Symposium 3/8 8:00am
The Annual Pacific McGeorge Global Center Symposium will address some of the most difficult and important debates over injury now taking place in societies around the world. The requirement of an injury is fundamental to civil actions in most countries of the world but the meaning of injury is constructed by cultural and social practices and not by law alone. The concept of an injury arises from prevalent understandings of the person-those...
WCC Women's Basketball Championship Tournament 3/10 2:00pm
Pacific women's hoops advances To WCC Semis with 84-72 win over Portland in quaterfinals. Pacific (18-11) will face the winner of 2-seed BYU and 10-seed Pepperdine in the semifinals on Monday at 2:00 p.m. PT (approx.). The tournament game will be broadcast on BYUtv Find out details and tournament info at:WCC Basketball Championship Tournament Central
Pink Ribbons, Inc. Film Screening 3/17 7:00pm
Breast cancer has become the poster child of corporate cause- related marketing campaigns. Countless women and men walk, bike, climb and shop for the cure. Each year, millions of dollars are raised in the name of breast cancer, but where does this money go and what does it actually achieve? Directed by Léa Pool, Pink Ribbons, Inc. is a feature documentary that shows how the devastating reality of breast cancer, which marketing experts have...
Moving Beyond Awareness: A Changing Breast... 3/18 6:00pm
Dr. Gayle Sulik is a medical sociologist whose work focuses on the mass media, medical industry, women’s health, and breast cancer. Her book, Pink Ribbons Blues (Oxford University Press), is based on eight years of research, analysis of breast cancer advertisements and awareness campaigns, and hundreds of interviews. Sulik highlights the hidden costs of the pink ribbon as an industry, one in which breast cancer has become merely a brand name...
Bridging the Gap: How to Connect Your Degree to... 3/19 5:30pm
Come hear about life after graduation, finding a career, adapting to the "real world," and utilizing what you're learning today! SIS graduates, Cassie Winkel and Morgan Stonefelt are working full time at Northwestern Mutual in recruiting and will share their experiences.
John Muir symposium 3/22 9:00am
'What Has Been Saved; What Has Been Lost; John Muir's Legacy, 1914-2014" University of the Pacific hosts a day-long symposium with talks by guest authors and historians. This year marks the 100th anniversary of John Muir's death and the 150th anniversary of the Yosemite Grant. In the one hundred years since John Muir's death, we raise the question: what has been saved; what has been lost that can be directly associated with Muir's...
Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: An Evening... 3/26 7:00pm
Many successful people suffer a silent crisis of confidence, a powerful internal voice that tells us we are not as bright and capable as people think we are. Want to find out if you struggle with this phenomenon and how you can thrive in spite of it? Join us for a talk and book-signing with Dr. Valerie Young, expert on the "imposter syndrome." Valerie has addressed such diverse audiences as Chrysler, Intel, IBM, P&G, Boeing, Merck,...
2014 Brubeck Festival presents Pacific Jazz... 3/26 7:30pm
Come to Take 5 Jazz at the Brew and see the Pacific Jazz Ensemble!
Four Founders of Latin American Feminist... 3/27 12:00pm
David William Foster (Ph.D., University of Washington) is Regents' Professor of Spanish, Humanities, and Women's Studies at Arizona State University. Author of books on photogrphy and cultural production in both Argentina and Brazil, his most recent works include Latin American Documentary Filmmaking: Major Texts (University of Arizona Press) and Glimpses of Phoenix: The Desert Metropolis in Written and Visual Media (McFarland...
The Iron Lady Film Screening 3/27 7:00pm
Acclaimed actress Meryl Streep creates an uncanny impersonation of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatche in this 2011 film from director Phyllida Lloyd and screenwriter Abi Morgan.
Upcoming Events
115th Annual Alumni Meeting 3/8
The 115th Annual Alumni Meeting will boast an array of nationally and internationally recognized speakers. In addition, there will be an all-member cocktail...
The Fairmont Hotel
Tiger X Fitness Classes - Saturday 3/8
Enjoy a variety of fitness classes at the Baun Fitness Center. Spring semester classes run from January 13 - March 8, 2014. Classes are offered daily and...
Baun Student Fitness Center
"Injury as Cultural Practice" Global Symposium 3/8 8:00am
The Annual Pacific McGeorge Global Center Symposium will address some of the most difficult and important debates over injury now taking place in societies...
Northwest Hall, Pacific McGeorge School of Law
Pacific Sand Volleyball Season Opener 3/8 9:00am
Pacific Sand Volleyball opens the season with a matchup against San Jose State University
Pacific Sand Volleyball Courts
Pacific Club Sports - Mens Club Rugby 3/8 1:00pm
Home game vs. Santa Rosa junior college
Gardemeyer Field, Alan and Olive
Pacific Sand Volleyball vs. Santa Clara 3/8 3:00pm
Pacific Sand Volleyball continues their season opening slate at 3pm against Santa Clara.
Pacific Sand Volleyball Courts
The Legacy Ball 3/8 7:30pm
Generous hors d'oeuvres by McCall's Catering and Events. Cocktails, music, dancing, and an open house opportunity to see Pacific Dugoni's new home like...
155 Fifth Street, San Francisco, CA
7th Annual Pacific Family Health Fair 3/9 10:00am
The Vietnamese Cancer Awareness Research Education Society (VN CARES) Committee and pharmacy students at the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health...
Pacific Sand Volleyball vs. California 3/9 10:00am
Pacific Sand Volleyball takes on the Cal Golden Bears.
Pacific Sand Volleyball Courts
