College of Social Sciences & Education Events Calendar
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Events Calendar
Spring 2026 Event Listings
March 27: Board Game Night
6-8 p.m. | McKay Education Building Fabrication Lab (ME 108)
Bring a game or stop by to join a board game! Mingle with fellow students, faculty, and staff. This event is sponsored by the Department of Teacher Education. For more information, contact Katarina Pantic (katarinapantic@weber.edu).
March 31: History Department Career Day
1:30 p.m. | Lindquist Hall Room 174
Meet employers, teachers, archivists, editors, government historians, legal professionals, and others about careers for history majors. Bring your resume and have it critiqued. This event is sponsored by the Department of History.
March 31: Loneliness in Interdisciplinary Perspective
1:30 p.m. | Haven J. Barlow Lecture Hall (Lindquist Hall 209)
This interdisciplinary colloquium brings together professors Li Chen (communication), Luke Fernandez (computer science), Anna Gabur (sociology), Mosiah Gonzalez (child & family studies), and Susan Matt (history). Together they will try to shed some light on the problem of loneliness and suggest some solutions. This event is hosted by the Office of Interdisciplinary Collaborations.
April 1: What Were You Wearing? Exhibit
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. | Lindquist Hall 2nd Floor
The intent of the exhibit is to break down the stigma of sexual assault while dispelling victim-blaming behaviors and rape myths. Survivors of sexual assault are often asked “What were you wearing?” placing the burden of the crime onto them. Clothing is irrelevant and does not provoke sexual assault. This event is presented by the CJ/PSY 4900 course, which is focused on debunking sexual violence myths. *This exhibit contains themes of sexual violence and may be upsetting to some viewers.*
April 1: Families Alive Tanner Lecture Series
2 p.m. | WSU Davis Campus, Building 2, Room 117
Nicholas H. Wolfinger will present "Thanks for Nothing: The Economics of Single Motherhood Since 1980." This event is hosted by the Department of Child & Family Studies.
April 6: Ethics Slam! - The Ethics of Voting
6 p.m. | Grounds for Coffee (3005 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, UT 84403)
Join the Richards Richards Institute for Ethics for an Ethics Slam! with the topic: "The Ethics of Voting." This event is open to the public. Contact Richard Greene (rgreene@weber.edu) for more information. This event is sponsored by the Richard Richards Institute for Ethics, the Utah State Philosophy Club, the Weber State Philosophy Club, and Grounds for Coffee.
April 7: Walker Civics Symposium
Noon | Haven J. Barlow Lecture Hall (Lindquist Hall Room 101)
The Olene S. Walker Institute of Politics & Public Service will host Cynthia Watson, world renowned authority on security policy. Watson will present "The 'Donroe' Doctrine versus the Belt & Road: What's ahead for Latin America?"
April 7: Community Building for an Ethical World - Panel Discussion
2-3 p.m. | Lindquist Hall Room 174
The Richard Richards Institute for Ethics will host a panel discussion on Community Building for an Ethical World as part of their 2026 Ethics Days Events. Panelists: Christine Ipsen, Dr. Gary Johnson, Julie Johnson, and Meggie Troili. This event is open to the public. Contact Richard Greene (rgreene@weber.edu) for more information.
April 13: Finals Wellness Day
Noon - 2 p.m. | CSSE Student Center (Lindquist Hall Room 209)
Stop by to relax and enjoy some stress-relieving exercises, like chair stretches, breathing exercises, coloring, and meditation.
April 13: Weber Historical Society Lecture Series
7 p.m. | Haven J. Barlow Lecture Hall (Lindquist Hall Room 101)
Dr. Greg Lewis will present “Evolving Chinese Cinema’s Tortuous Path: A Personal Observation (1985-2025).” China’s post-1985 economic successes are widely recognized. Less well-known is the ebb and flow of popular culture in that period. Come and listen to Dr. Lewis discuss China’s evolving cinema over these decades, or what he would characterize as “history without a filter.” This event is presented by the Department of History.