Wednesday, 15 Apr 2009
Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Book Sale
History books, text books, a wide range of scholarly works, as well as much general interest(novels, cookbooks, craft books, etc.) material, through April 16.
Spring poster presentation and reception: University Honors program
Spring 2009 Honors graduates as well as other Honors students will be present to answer questions and speak with individuals interested in their Honors projects. Hosted by the University Honors Committee and the Honors Student Board.
Open House: National Student Employment Week
Hosted by the Office of Student Financial Aid to honor ISU's student employees, including student employee of the year Molly White and students of distinction Justine Hosch and Jennifer Streff. Continues through 1:30 p.m. Free food and door prizes for students.
ArtWalk with Beej Nierengarten-Smith
Join Beej Nierengarten-Smith, current artist-in-residence and former director of the Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis, Missouri, as she takes you on a tour of selections from the Art on Campus Collection. This tour will focus on works of art located on central campus and Beej's personal experiences with the artists and consulting on the acquisitions of the art. Meet Beej outside the East entrance to Morrill Hall.
Presentation: "Copyright and Fair Use: When Can You Copy Images to WebCT?"
Library faculty Rebecca Jackson and Diana Shonrock will explain copyright and fair use as it relates to research and teaching.
Artist's Lecture: "Intimate Beauty"
Beej Nierengarten-Smith is a contemporary printmaker and multimedia artist, specializing in photolithography, Japanese woodcuts, digital images and etching. She will provide a first-hand account of an artist's journey through the worlds of printmaking, subject matter, and interpretation, and will give the audience a unique look into the life and creative process of an artist.
Intimate Beauty - Beej Nierengarten Smith
Beej Nierengarten-Smith is a contemporary printmaker and multimedia artist, specializing in photolithography, Japanese woodcuts, digital images and etching. Her subject matter includes geographic icons, political and social commentary as well as fantasy and humor. Nierengarten-Smith will provide a first-hand account of an artist's journey through the worlds of printmaking, subject matter, and interpretation, and will give her audience a...
Lecture: Unfinished Business!
After 15 years as dean of the College of Design, Mark Engelbrecht will step down from his post in June 2009. In this presentation, he will reflect on his 50-year relationship with Iowa State University (beginning when he was a student in the 1960s) and offer his vision for the college's future.
Panel discussion: Freedom of the press without press
"Can There Be Freedom of the Press without a Press," Ken Fuson, former features reporter for the Des Moines Register and Steve Buttry, editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette. Moderated by Michael Bugeja, director of the ISU Greenlee School of Journalism. Part of the First Amendment Day Celebration.
Performance: Stomp
"A sure-fire crowd pleaser. STOMP is banged, tapped, swished, clicked and clomped with an entrancing charm and a rock-and-roll heart." - The New York Times
Stars Over Veishea: "Gypsy"
The ultimate stage-mother, Rose, pushes her two daughters into show business; the younger is talented and pretty; the older is shy and does not receive much attention. Nevertheless, the older daughter becomes Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous striptease artist, and achieves the huge success that was always out of reach for her mother. Tickets available through the Stephens Box Office or Ticketmaster.