Wednesday, 14 Sep 2011
Listening session: ISU central services for research
The purpose is to ascertain the strengths and weaknesses of services that are provided to support the research enterprise in order to build an infrastructure that can effectively manage its growth. Input from faculty and staff is sought. The conveners of the session are Vice President for Research and Economic Development Sharron Quisenberry and Associate Vice President for Business and Finance Pam Cain.
Artist-in-residence Sarah Grant of Sticks, Inc.
September 14th through the 16th principal artist and founder of Sticks, Inc. Sarah Grant will create an installation within the atrium of Horticulture Hall on the Iowa State University campus. Grant will take up residency to draw within the space where her work will be installed as part of the Horticulture Teaching and Research Greenhouse Complex construction project.
ArtWalk-Gerdin Business Building
Join Dorothy Witter, interpretation specialist, for a tour of the Art on Campus in the Gerdin Business Building. This semester's ArtWalks focus on the Thousand Words Project, which asks members of the Iowa State Community to re-interpret works of art in the Art on Campus Collection.
"Create Peace" T-Shirts for 11 Days of Global Unity
The Workspace is participating in the 11 days of peace. Come to the Workspace with a t-shirt and we will screenprint our custom "Create Peace" design on it for $2. (Readymade shirts available for $8)
Artful Yoga
Weekly yoga session led by yoga instructor and ISU senior Kelby Barker. During inclement weather and November, class will meet in 1017 Morrill. No yoga experience necessary; bring your own yoga mat.
A Histo-Musical Lecture about the Gullah/Geechee
"Gullah/Geechee: Crakin Teet wid de Worl Bout Who WEBE," Queen Quet Marquetta Goodwine, the selected and elected official head-of-state and spokesperson for the Gullah/Geechee people. She uses activism through the arts to educate global audiences on human rights and the continuation of cultural communities.
Acrylic Painting Sara Merrit
Learn basic color theory as well as painting from both life and photograph.
Men's hockey
Intrasquad game.
A Campaign Narrative: Why Iowa Matters-or Not!
Clarence Page, the 1989 Pulitzer Prize winner for Commentary, is a columnist syndicated nationally by Tribune Media Services and a member of the Chicago Tribune's editorial board. He is a frequent contributor of essays to The News Hour with Jim Lehrer and has been a regular on news panel programs.