Saturday, 26 Mar 2011
Comedy Improv
Expand your imagination, express yourself, learn improvisational techniques, and have fun!
"Little Dresses for Africa" Work Day
Simple dresses made out of pillowcases provide relief and hope for the children of Africa.
Volleyball: Spring tournament
Iowa State vs. Wayne State.
Volleyball: Spring tournament
Iowa State vs. UNI.
Brunnier in Bloom
Celebrate spring and the current exhibitions during "Brunnier in Bloom", the Museum's annual pairing of beautiful art and fabulous flowers. This event showcases the talents of Ames-area floral designers and garden clubs as they're challenged to create arrangements inspired by works of art in the Museum's collection.
Volleyball: Spring tournament
Iowa State vs. Minnesota.
Softball
Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State.
ISU Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Jacob Harrison, conductor
ISU Theatre production of "Six Characters"
An acting company begins to rehearse a play, but as the rehearsal begins, it is interrupted by six people who say they are unfinished characters in search of an author to finish their story. The Director of the play first thinks the six are mad, but begins to listen to what they have to say, and finally, even though he is not a writer, agrees to stage their story. Others in the acting company are not happy with the Director's decision.
Sunday, 27 Mar 2011
Buck Bowling
$1 bowling, $ 1 shoes, and $1 soda!
Softball
Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State.
"Little Dresses for Africa" Work Day
Simple dresses made out of pillowcases provide relief and hope for the children of Africa.
Brunnier in Bloom
Celebrate spring and the current exhibitions during "Brunnier in Bloom", the Museum's annual pairing of beautiful art and fabulous flowers. This event showcases the talents of Ames-area floral designers and garden clubs as they're challenged to create arrangements inspired by works of art in the Museum's collection.
Cantamus Women's Choir
Kathleen Rodde, conductor
ISU Theatre production of "Six Characters"
An acting company begins to rehearse a play, but as the rehearsal begins, it is interrupted by six people who say they are unfinished characters in search of an author to finish their story. The Director of the play first thinks the six are mad, but begins to listen to what they have to say, and finally, even though he is not a writer, agrees to stage their story. Others in the acting company are not happy with the Director's decision.
Argentine Tango with Valerie Williams
This Milonga (dance party) is a multi-level class with lots of time to enjoy the music and dance.
Iowa Statesmen
The 114 men strong choir will perform. The middle of the program will feature selections by Shy of a Dozen.
Monday, 28 Mar 2011
Buck Bowling
$1 bowling, $ 1 shoes, and $1 soda!
Urban Development through Shrinkage
"From Boom to Bust: How Smart Shrinkage Can Help Formerly Growing Places Manage Decline," Justin Hollander, assistant professor of urban and environmental policy and planning, Tufts University. He will present his research into the formerly booming cities of the Sunbelt and argue that urban development can actually be achieved through shrinkage.
Horticulture seminar
"Potassium-magnesium Antagonism in High Magnesium, High pH Soils in Upper Mississippi Valley Vineyards," Joe Hannan, ISU horticulture.
Monday Organ Series
Short, informal organ recitals given by Dr. Lynn Zeigler and ISU Students.
Tuesday, 29 Mar 2011
Registration opens (juniors)
First day of assigned Summer 2011 and Fall 2011 registration dates for students projected as juniors. Hours for AccessPlus registration are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., Monday-Saturday, and most Sundays.
Lecture: Reiman Entrepreneurial Series
Guest speaker is ISU alum Becky Taylor, senior adviser of innovation and entrepreneursip in the U.S. Department of State's office of science and technology. Registration is free but required; seating is limited.
Tuesday Tea
Come to the Farm House Museum to enjoy tea and conversation about all things Farm House. Mark your calendar from 12:00 pm-1:00 pm Tuesdays this month and enjoy the 150 year old structure in a whole new way. Check the University Museums website to learn what the discussion topic will be. Can't make it at noon? The Farm House will be serving tea from 12 to 4 pm on Tuesdays so stop in any time.
Documentary and Discussion: The Power of Our Convictions
A faculty forum with Freedom Rider Rip Patton will follow the 60-minute preview of Freedom Riders, a documentary premiering on PBS in May. The film chronicles the 1961 Freedom Rides, in which more than 400 black and white Americans risked their lives to travel together on buses and trains through the Deep South in protest of racial segregation. Students and staff are welcome to attend. Registration is required. Lunch provided.
Faculty forum: The Power of Our Convictions
"The Power of Our Convictions: Freedom Riders Film and Facing History," a forum on the PBS film, "Freedom Riders." A discussion of the film and its implications for our lives as educators today, exploring concepts such as "universe of obligation" and experience flexible teaching strategies such as Big Paper and Town Hall Meeting.
Severe storm spotter training
Storm spotter training, presented by the National Weather Service, Des Moines, will cover a recap of the 2010 Iowa storm season, elements of storm spotting, storm safety and thunderstorm basics including lightning, cloud types and tornadoes. Training is especially encouraged for departments that have people working outdoors, but is open to all ISU faculty, staff and students. No admission, but register by phone or e-mail.
Agron 600C - Crop Production and Physiology Seminar
Theodore Gunter
Metal Clay Jewelry: Fine Silver Origami Pendants
Make an origami pendant our of a metal clay sheet.
In Search of Learning and Healing
Working as a scientific and medical illustrator for nearly 40 years, Dean Biechler has created a long, intimate relationship with nature and a love for the land. Whatever his subject matter may be, it is always about being immersed into a situation, seeing, learning and understanding. Dean, lecturer in Art & Design, will be joined by Donald Sakaguchi, professor of Genetics, Development& Cell Biology.