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Wednesday

Wednesday

 

All times are listed in Pacific Time (PT). In compliance with the ADA/504, please direct your accommodation requests for any of these events to turnproject@scu.edu.

  

9 AM - 1 PM
Oct 14
READING & LISTENING | Laudato Si’ Under a Tree, Lecture by Paul Schutz 8:30-9 am & reading for 4 Hours (in-person only)

Closeup of Paul Schutz profile pic, Religions Studies Professor, 91Ó°ÊÓ

Alumna wrapped in red blanket reads Laudato Si under a tree

Join Professor Paul Schutz for a brief introduction to the text of Laudato Si'.  Then stay or drop in later to the marathon reading of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’.  or stop by any time at the tree between the Mission Church, Walsh Administration, St. Joseph's and Kenna.

In-person only. No RSVP necessary.

Email tUrnproject if you would like to bring a group or your whole class. All classes are welcome! We have tons of chairs and dozens of copies of the text to share with attendees so you can follow along.

Co-presented with Campus Ministry & Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education.

2:15-3:15 pm
Oct 14
Drowning in Disinformation: How to Stop the Rising Tide

Professor David Sloss, Law, headshot

Professor David Sloss

Disinformation is a key obstacle to making effective progress on climate change, and being correctly informed as citizens and members of our many communities.  Disinformation pervades all aspects of climate and social justice progress. The Supreme Court's constitutional doctrine makes it almost impossible to impose effective limits on the spread of disinformation without a constitutional amendment. Learn about Professor Sloss' latest thinking and research on this important issue that is affecting so many. 

RSVP for David Sloss' Drowning in Disinformation headliner on zoom

6:00—8:00 PM
Oct 14
Activism in Authoritarian Contexts

painting of woman holding There is no Planet B

with student leaders from across campus including tUrnout RSO, Sunrise RSO, SCCAP ENACT Fossil Free 91Ó°ÊÓ, ASG, Plant-based 91Ó°ÊÓ, Native American Coalition for Change, and others!

A panel presentation of various activist practices in climate, ecology, social, racial, and investment justice. Created by 91Ó°ÊÓ Student/Alumni Leaders from multiple campus groups and student government. RSVP to reserve a seat and enjoy snacks and veggie pizza served at 5:45 out front of the library.

RSVP for student-led in-person Climate Activism panel