Please join us for this important day of alternative instruction where we celebrate the diversity of our campus community and our global community. Our annual Multicultural Day is dedicated to fostering a sense of cultural competency and cultural literacy through a festive day full of lectures, performances, and special learning opportunities from Moorpark College faculty, staff, students, and special guests. All are welcome! Visit the website for schedule of events, locations and zoom links, special performances and screenings, Quad booths and more! Food trucks will be on campus and the Zoo will be open. Stop by MakerSpace and make a T-shirt.

The Exotic Animal Training and Management Program at Moorpark College invites you and your family to our Annual Spring Spectacular! Come celebrate the work of our 2nd year students as they complete their 22-month journey within the EATM program.  

FINAL WEEKEND!!

March 25th & 26th
Special Hours and Program Times
Zoo Hours: 10am - 5pm 

Enjoy Ira’s Kingdom and Exploration Stations all day! 

Main Theater Show: Zoo Night Live: a fun, scripted show put on by 2nd year students.  

10:30 • 12:00 • 2:00 • 4:00 

Eye to Eye Wildlife Presentations: feature different animals at each time. Main Theater Shows alternate between 2 casts with different animals. 

11:00 • 1:00 • 3:00 

Creature Feature: highlights animal professionals and their magnificent creatures.  

11:30 • 1:30 • 2:30 

 

For tickets, to become a member, or make a donation to America’s Teaching Zoo, visit: https://zoo.moorparkcollege.edu/spring-spectacular/ 

The Exotic Animal Training and Management Program at Moorpark College invites you and your family to our Annual Spring Spectacular! Come celebrate the work of our 2nd year students as they complete their 22-month journey within the EATM program.  

2 Weekends
March 18th & 19th
March 19th join us as we celebrate Clarence's 100th Birthday! 

March 25th & 26th
Special Hours and Program Times
Zoo Hours: 10am - 5pm 

Enjoy Ira’s Kingdom and Exploration Stations all day! 

Main Theater Show: Zoo Night Live: a fun, scripted show put on by 2nd year students.  

10:30 • 12:00 • 2:00 • 4:00 

Eye to Eye Wildlife Presentations: feature different animals at each time. Main Theater Shows alternate between 2 casts with different animals. 

11:00 • 1:00 • 3:00 

Creature Feature: highlights animal professionals and their magnificent creatures.  

11:30 • 1:30 • 2:30 

 

For tickets, to become a member, or make a donation to America’s Teaching Zoo, visit: https://zoo.moorparkcollege.edu/spring-spectacular/ 

Come groove with us! May 10, 2023 at 7:00 pm. 

Featuring all your favorite pop, jazz, hip hop, and throwback tunes! It's the last musical event of the semester so come and support your musical friends!

Save 20% when you purchase tickets online!

Moorpark College Choral & Vocal Program Presents Music of Japan

On the Mainstage at the PAC! May 5 at 7:00pm

Save 20% when you order your tickets online.

 

 

ASMC is hosting a dance! Come to our Spring Fling for music, dance, and food. Bring your friends :).

DETAILS

• March 18, Saturday

• 7:30-9:30pm

• Campus Center Cafeteria

PRICING

• Free - Moorpark College Students

• $5 Cash at Door - Guests

STEM IMPACTO Presents: DR. MICHAEL ABDELSAYED Assistant Biology Professor at Cal Lutheran, speaks to our STEM Impacto and Biology students about his research with RNA molecules. All are welcome! March 8, 4pm CCCR

Join us as we Celebrate Women's HerStory Month. With guest speakers, round tables and workshops available all month long!

Mon March 13 

Guest Author/Scholar
Melanie Klein

Mindfulness, Personal Empowerment + Collective Liberation
Forum 1:00-2:30

Combining personal narrative, theory and mindfulness practices, Melanie Klein, MA offers a paradigm of empowerment that combines personal transformation with collective liberation. Melanie Klein, MA is a successful speaker and professor of sociology and women’s studies as well as an internationally recognized and sought-after empowerment coach and thought leader in authentic empowerment. Her expertise has enabled her to write, edit, or contribute to nine books on these topics, including the groundbreaking and award-winning anthology, Yoga & Body Image. 

Thurs March 23 

PRACTICAL SAFETY AWARENESS SELF-DEFENSE WORKSHOP 

Join Moorpark College Criminal Justice Professor, Chad Basile in a practical safety awareness and self-
defense workshop featuring his adaptation and modern application of ancient martial art techniques based upon the oldest continuously taught martial arts system in Japan. Dai Shihan (Senior Master) Basile will relate the more than 1000-year-old self-defense skills transmitted directly to him by the 34th lineal Grand Master, Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi of Japan. Dr. Hatsumi, 91 years young, is designated as a Living Cultural Treasure of Japan. 
Link to Registration/Sign-up form

 

HerStory Candid Conversations w/ MC Faculty & Staff

Tues March 7

Careers and Higher Education Roundtable
Campus Center Conference Room 10:00-11:15am

What challenges do women face in careers and higher education? Join us to discuss ways to navigate those challenges and identify opportunities. Facilitators: Veronique Boucquey, Department of Psychology; Rebecca Gresh, Department of Sociology; Celine Park, Department of Career Services.

WED March 15 

Our Feelings Are Our Most Genuine Paths to Knowledge: 
Cross-Generational & Intersectional Fish Bowl Activity by Audre Lorde
Campus Center Conference Room 2:00-3:15 

We invite you to join us in participating in community-in-action: a panel of four women sharing their stories about their personal experiences with sexual harassment in the workplace/academia. This cross-generational, intersectional panel discussion aims to facilitate conversation and resource sharing where there has historically been silence. A representative from the Student Health Center will be present to give information about reporting issues on our campus. 
Panelists: Deb Brackley, Crystal Salas, 
Daniella Mbabazi,  Jessi Hauger and Melanie Justice

Mon March 20

A Brief History of American Women Reproductive Rights
Campus Center Conference Room 1:30-2:45
Professor Susan Kinkella will discuss the historical views on women’s sexuality, motherhood and the struggle and controversy over women’s reproductive rights in American History.  

Wed March 29 

“The Ghost Mother” 
Storytelling as a place of Healing…
Campus Center Conference Room 10:00-11:15am

English professors and writers Sandra Hunter and Tamarra Coleman will share selections from their upcoming books to open a conversation about identity and culture and history and our relationships with our mothers.