Career Development
In light of the campus response to COVID-19, this event will be rescheduled.
In light of the campus response to COVID-19, this event âwill be rescheduledâ.
Join us for our âââââMarch Lunch & Learn, where you'll be treated to talks by students in Environmental Science and English! Lunch & Learn is co-sponsored by the Graduate Division, the Graduate Student Association, and the UCSB Library. âFeed your mind and your stomach while socializing with grad students from across the campus!
Lunch & Learn
This Edition: Technology and Trans Activism
This Edition: Technology and Trans Activism
âFriday, March 13
Noon-1 p.m.
Library, Room 1312 (map)
*To ensure we have enough food, âplease RSVP*
Reducing Carbon Footprint: the Cases of Plastics and Data Centers
Jiajia Zheng
Graduate Student in Environmental Science & Management
Global climate change mitigation efforts are transforming the energy and industry sectors. This talk discusses various technological opportunities for greenhouse gas emissions mitigation through two case studies: (1) reducing the global carbon footprint of plastics; (2) reducing renewable over-generation and achieving carbon savings with data centers.
Lavender Menace 2.0: Lesbian Separatism and the Origins of TERF Ideology
âJamiee Cook
Graduate Student in âEnglish
In this talk, Jamiee will provide a brief overview of some important parts of lesbian separatist history and then consider how that history has informed Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminism today. Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminism is a branch of radical feminism that excludes trans peoples and communities, and their exclusionary and violent rhetoric, Jamiee argues, stems from logics employed by separatists groups in the 1960s and 1970s. This talk will outline these connections and propose counterargument to TERF rhetoric in order to facilitate a more inclusive feminist praxis. Content warning: excerpts from separatist manifestos, which may be quoted, contain transphobic language.
This event will be moderated byâ ââJane Faulkner, the Librarian for Research & Engagement at the UCSB Library.
Interested in being a presenter at an upcoming Lunch & Learn? Click here to find out more! If you have any questions about this event or Lunch & Learn in general, please email Daina Tagavi.