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September 2018
Annual Poster Corridor
KGI’s Annual Poster Corridor is an outstanding opportunity to develop your talent pipeline! All you have to do is have lunch, listen to a couple of 12-minute student poster presentations, and network with your peers!
Find out more »NAMI Walks—National Alliance on Mental Illness
KGI-CPNP will be participating in NAMI Walks OC, a fundraiser for National Alliance on Mental Illness. We invite you to join us by walking the 5K as part of our team, donating to support us, or volunteering in our booth! If you can’t join us but would like to donate, please click here. If you are interested in participating in this event, click here. NAMI Walks OC Saturday, September 29, 2018 5k Angel Stadium (2000 E Autry Way, Anaheim, CA 92806)…
Find out more »Baja Splash Hispanic Heritage Festival
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific’s 17th annual Baja Splash Festival, featuring live entertainment, crafts, educational programs, ethnic cuisine, and more. This Aquarium weekend festival celebrates the beauty and diversity of Hispanic cultures from Central to South America through song, dance, art, and cultural displays. After you get your fill of the festival, spend some time shopping at the Pike Outlets or exploring the Long Beach Shoreline Village which features an antique carousel, bike rentals…
Find out more »October 2018
IndustryTalk with Ethan Perlstein: Developing Cures for Rare Diseases
IndustryTalk: Developing Cures for Rare Diseases on an Exciting Journey to Discovery Over the last decade, first as a graduate student at Harvard University in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and then as an independent postdoctoral fellow at Princeton University, Dr. Ethan Perlstein developed an approach to studying old drugs and discovering new drugs in model organisms called evolutionary pharmacology.
Find out more »Lakers Preseason Game vs Sacramento Kings
Bond with your fellow KGI students as we watch a Lakers game at the world famous Staples Center! This is your chance to see Laker favorites Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma, and more in action (if we’re lucky, we’ll even catch a LeBron James sighting!). All students in attendance will receive a Lakers team souvenir. Cost $35, includes transportation and a Lakers souvenir Meet Building 535, bus departs at 6:00 p.m. Register By Friday, September 14. Space is limited…
Find out more »Resumania
You are cordially invited to participate in KGI’s annual Resumania, our “speed review of resumes” event. Get a first look at our KGI talent! It is also a great opportunity to meet other corporate partners!
Find out more »Los Angeles Korean Festival
Bond with your fellow KGI students as we visit the 45th annual LA Korean Festival! There are festivals—and then there’s the Los Angeles Korean Festival. By weaving a deep-rooted fascination with culture, community, history, and humanity through everything they do—from the expo to the global adventures they undertake—The Los Angeles Korean Festival Foundation transcends run-of-the-mill with an experimental and diverse take on a culture-based festival filled with food, performances, exhibitions and shopping. Cost: Free! You will purchase your metro ticket…
Find out more »Higher Ed in the New Learning Economy: a Seminar by the EAB
The EAB provides best practice research, market information, “hot topics” data, and other facts and figures for institutions of higher learning. EAB’s Fleming Puckett will be on campus to facilitate an interactive seminar about this New Learning Economy into which we all are headed and they help today's education leaders solve their biggest problems. Coffee and water will be available. Dr. R. Fleming Puckett–Senior Director and National Meeting Speaker, EAB Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at 12:00 p.m. Building 517, Room…
Find out more »Second Annual Fresh Check Day
Event Flier (PDF) What is Fresh Check Day? This event is geared toward suicide prevention, mental health awareness, mental wellness and stress relief. We hope to provide for a great opportunity to connect, learn about mental wellness, and de-stress as our students head into finals. Click here to find out more! How does it work? Studies have shown peer-to-peer messaging to be incredibly effective, especially when it comes to topics of mental health and suicide. Participants will check-in at the event and receive a “passport”. Each participant will have…
Find out more »International Students Only: Lunch and Conversation, “Navigating US Relationships”
Do you find yourself wondering why Americans are so…weird? Cultural differences can impact the way that we make and evaluate our relationships. International Place staff will join us for a discussion on making and nurturing successful friendships, dating in the US, and how to manage personal vs professional relationships. Cost: FREE! Bring your lunch. The International Student Services office will provide a dessert item. Sessions start promptly at 12:10 and will end at 12:50 pm. Meet: 535, 152 classroom
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