Heather Moqtaderi, curator of the Arthur Ross Gallery, will talk for 12 minutes about putting together the “An Inner World: Seventeenth-Century Dutch Genre Painting” exhibition during quarantine.

Young professionals interested in a career in health care are encouraged to attend this free pre-med conference. The conference this year boasts a theme of unity.

Justin McDaniel of the Department of Religious Studies speaks at the 2021 Baccalaureate ceremony, part of the 265th Commencement at Penn.

The Rotunda hosts this collaborative sculpture project to commemorate the lives lost to COVID-19. Attendees learn to fold pieces of paper that will later be assembled into a larger sculpture, to be displayed in Philadelphia. Those who cannot attend the event can also sign up to work individually.

Penn Medicine and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia host cell and gene therapy leaders from around the world for a two-day virtual discussion about recent achievements in the field and the development of the Philadelphia region into a "Cellicon Valley." The symposium will conclude with a talk from Carl June, the Richard W. Vague Professor in Immunotherapy in the department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine in Penn’s Perelman School of Medicine and director of the Center for Cellular Immunotherapies. Penn President Amy Gutmann will also deliver remarks.

The Institute of Contemporary Art hosts its annual benefit, honoring Keith L. and Katherine Sachs Professor Emerita of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania Kaja Silverman. World-renowned artist Charline von Heyl will also be honored.

The Penn Museum presents a virtual tour of archaeological science. Virtual attendees go under the microscope with Janelle Sadarananda, a Penn Ph.D. candidate in art and archaeology of the Mediterranean world.

The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation is inviting the Penn community to apply for funding for projects that are led by or primarily serving Asian, Asian-American and Pacific Islander Artists and Communities. Applications are accepted through May 1.

The University of Pennsylvania hosts its 265th Commencement Ceremony for the Class of 2021. Qualifying senior undergraduates are invited to attend in-person; friends and family will be able to view the ceremony via webcast. This plan is contingent upon no major change for the worse in the course of the pandemic.

Local singers and dancers join for this virtual powwow experience organized by Natives at Penn. Registration is required.