The Communication Studies Events Planning class is sponsoring a dodgeball tournament to benefit Matt Brown on Wednesday, April 24 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Kelly Gymnasium. The event is open to the campus community and the public. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/events/500461816655573/#!/
The Textures Chamber Music Ensemble will present a concert entitled "Seeing Double" on Thursday, April 18, from 8 to 10 p.m. in Boyden Hall's Horace Mann Auditorium. The event is open to the campus community and public free of charge. Student musicians will perform lively music by French composers Faure and Ravel as well as scenes from the much-loved musical, "The Secret Garden."
"Northern Sovereignties" is the title of the Canadian Studies 2013 Spring Symposium, which will be held Thursday, April 18, starting at 9:45 a.m. in Maxwell Library's Heritage Room. The campus community and public is eligible to attend the morning-long symposium, which will focus on the plight of Arctic and subarctic First Nations, new areas of debate between Canada and the United States, and new possibilities for Quebec's future. Invited speakers are Dr. Marianne Stenbaek of McGill University, Dr. Adam Lajeunesse of the University of Calgary, Dr.
Dr. Suad Amiry, author and architect, will present a talk entitled "Sharon and My Mother-in-Law: A Palestinian Architect Turned 'Hakawati' or Storyteller" on Tuesday, April 16 in Maxwell Library's Heritage Room. The event, which starts at 12:30 is open to the campus community and general public. Dr. Amiry is the founder of Riwaq, the Center for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage in the West Bank. She is the author of Nothing to Lose by Your Life, Menopausal Palestine and the soon-to-be-released Golda Slept Here. Following her talk, Dr.
BSU hosted the 2013 Abramson Colloquium & Pi Mu Epsilon Induction Ceremony, honoring 15 new members of the honor society. Inducted were Mark Baker, Katie Gruner, Amanda Hudson, Shellie Johnson, Dr. Annela Kelly, Corey R. Ladderbush, Jacqueline G. Lawson, Ashley Minahan, Judith S. Morin, Terry Mullen, Alberto Ocampo, Kerrie Pratt, Kara Marie Plourde, Camille Schulman and Alexandra Vitiello.
More than 30 children in grades K-3 from the Bridgewater community participated in a dance program at Bridgewater State University this year which recently concluded with a performance at Burnell Hall.
The program, titled "Dancing Through the Pages," teaches the children how to read a book and then interpret the movements that a given character within the story might make.
Timothy Corrigan, professor of English and cinema studies at the University of Pennsylvania, delivered his lecture, “Alligators, Adaptation, and Adaptation Studies Today,” presenting a scholarly take on the way films are adapted from works from other media and how that process has changed over time.
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A Family Orientation for New Students will be held Monday, June 10 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.,...
A Family Orientation for New Students will be held Thursday, June 13 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m...
A Family Orientation for New Students will be held Monday, June 17 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.,...
