Lectures and Discussions

Preus-Brandt Forum

The Latino GDP Project provides a factual view of the large and rapidly growing economic contribution of Latinos living in the United States. Join David Hayes-Bautista, PhD, and Matthew Fienup, PhD, as they discuss this narrative-changing research.

Zoom PDT

In this class, you will discover that many "old school" performers and songwriters remained popular during this great music transition.

In-person at the Oxnard Center and Zoom PDT

This course provides an overview of the history of one of the most visited art museums in the world and how it came to be.

Zoom PDT

In this course, we discuss a variety of paintings throughout art history to understand the artists’ intention and the stories behind the paintings.

Zoom PDT

This two-part lecture will examine the humanity and economic value of immigrants, regardless of their legal status.

Zoom PDT

Each session in this course explores an invisible history of marginalized communities in the United States through research, storytelling and visuals.

In-person at the Oxnard Center and Zoom PDT

Learn about the plants and garden design of the ancient Romans.

Oxnard Campus

This class is designed to help you successfully manage life after the grant including how to understand the grant relationship, managing the grant process, tips for engaging the funder and reporting on the grant and preparing for the next one.

Zoom PDT

These four lectures will examine generations of leading collectors, their families and the art they held.

Zoom PDT

This course explores the relationships between genocide and religion in both its institutional and theological frameworks.