Upcoming Events:
January 2015 30
- Friday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Black Studies program welcome E. Patrick Johnson presenting "Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell their Tails."Address: Herrick Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 500 West Loop, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of Black Studies, Department of Communications, Department of TheatreFor More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/black-studies
January 2015 31
- Saturday2:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Denison University's Suzuki Program presents a piano recital.Address: Herrick Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 500 West Loop, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of MusicEvent Contact: Pamela Hughes, 740-587-6220For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/music
- Saturday2:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Women's Basketball on Jan 31, 2015 at 2:00 PM: Denison, Wittenberg, in Springfield, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Saturday3:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Jan 31, 2015 at 3:00 PM: Wittenberg, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Saturday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison Department of Music presents Percussion Day with Seth Rogers directing, featuring Roger Braun with the Ohio University Latin Percussion Ensemble and Latin Jazz Combo. Free clinics will take place in the Burke Rehearsal Room at 2 p.m.Address: Burke Hall of Music and Art, Recital Hall, Denison University, 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of MusicEvent Contact: Pamela Hughes, 740-587-6220For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/music
February 2015 02
- Monday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Gender Film Series present a screening of "Masculinity/Femininity" with filmmaker Russell Sheaffer. This experimental film examines gender and gender construction through performances and interviews with gender theorists, filmmakers, and artists.Address: Slayter Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: William Howard Doane Library, Center for Women and Gender ActionEvent Contact: Marci McCaulay, 740-587-6696For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/gender
- Monday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Kirk Combe and Sangeet Kumar with two presentations, "Stephen Colbert: Great Satirist, or Greatest Satirist Ever?” by Combe and “Contagious Memes, Viral Parodies and the Grammar of Contention on the Indian Web,” by Kumar. The two presentations will interrogate the increasingly salient political role of parody and satire in the global public sphere. Kirk Combe’s talk will analyze the performance of Stephen Colbert to challenge dominant readings of his style as modernist. Instead, by showing how his style inhabits the ambiguous zone of indeterminacy and linguistic freeplay, his presentation will seek to position Colbert centrally within the postmodern style. In so doing Combe will also challenge interpretations of postmodernity as nihilistic “chaos” to make a case for its alignment with the genre of satire. Sangeet Kumar’s talk will analyze the emerging culture of social and political critique on the Indian web in order to understand how the convergence of a networked culture with tropes of parody and satire has created a new language for subversive discourse in India. Through analyzing specific examples of memes and viral videos he argues that this critique is defined by the syntax of “repetition with difference” both at the level of the medium and at the level of the text.Address: Slayter Hall, Denison University Room, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Global Studies SeminarEvent Contact: Fadhel Kaboub, 740-587-6315For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/interdisciplinary...
- Monday10:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: PBS is screening "A Path Appears," by the authors of "Half The Sky," on Jan. 26, Feb. 2, and Feb. 9. The film features Jennifer Garner '94, who has held the position of Artist Ambassador with Save the Children’s US Programs for the past five years. As an Artist Ambassador, Garner brought Save the Children’s early childhood development and literacy programs to her home state, West Virginia, which she also visited with Nicholas Kristof for the filming of A Path Appears. She has advocated on Capitol Hill on behalf of the organization and traveled to California’s Central Valley, Kentucky and West Virginia to see the effects of poverty first hand. Garner recently joined the global nonprofit’s board of trustees, deepening her commitment to issues affecting children in the United States and around the world.Open to Public: YesFor More Information: http://apathappears.org
February 2015 03
- Tuesday12:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Mónica Ayala-Martínez, associate professor of modern langauges presenting "Can capitalism modernize the Brazilian rainforest? Forlândia: a Neocolonial Utopia in the Amazon Rainforest."Address: Burton D. Morgan Center, Knobel Hall, Denison University, 150 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Office of the ProvostEvent Contact: Cathy Van Sickle, 740-587-6469For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/general/tuesday-l...
February 2015 04
- Wednesday6:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Feb 4, 2015 at 6:00 PM: Oberlin, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Wednesday8:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Women's Basketball on Feb 4, 2015 at 8:00 PM: Oberlin, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/sched...
February 2015 05
- Thursday4:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Laura C. Harris Symposium welcomes author Randa Jarrar presenting a lecture, "Mapping Home." Co-sponsored by the Laura C. Harris Symposium and the Beck Lecture Series. Randa Jarrar is an award-winning novelist, short story writer, essayist, and translator. Randa grew up in Kuwait and Egypt, and moved to the US after the first Gulf War. Her 2008 novel, A Map of Home, chronicles the coming-of-age of Nidali- whose name is a feminization of the word ‘struggle’- a rebellious girl born in 1970’s Boston who then moves with her family to a very different life in Kuwait. Feminism has had much to say about mothers and motherhood; but how can feminist analysis and activism be applied to the idea of childhood or to children’s lives in local and transnational contexts?Address: Burton D. Morgan Center, Lecture Hall, Denison University, 150 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Beck Lecture Series, Laura C. Harris SymposiumEvent Contact: Melissa Feldner, 740-587-6297For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/interdisciplinary...
February 2015 07
- Saturday2:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Women's Basketball on Feb 7, 2015 at 2:00 PM: Denison, Wooster, in Wooster, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Saturday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Department of Music presents the 11th Annual Bluegrass Festival with The Ruhks, replacing Ralph Stanley, directed by Andy Carlson and Casey Cook. "Unfortunately I have to reschedule a few shows until later in the year. I am doing fine, but have to have a procedure done next week which will take me a few weeks to recover from. I love to walk out on that stage, and I look forward seeing you all real soon." -- Dr. Ralph Stanley Our thoughts are with Ralph and we wish him a speedy recovery. We hope to bring him back for a future festival. In Ralph's place, I have secured "The Ruhks." The band roster includes three of the premiere performers in bluegrass music: Kenny Smith, Ronnie Bowman, and Don Rigsby. In addition to the performance The Ruhks will be presenting workshops starting at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 7, in the Burke Rehearsal Room. The schedule of workshops will appear on the Denison Music Department website.Address: Swasey Chapel, Denison University, 200 Chapel Drive, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of MusicEvent Contact: Pamela Hughes, 740-587-6220For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/music
- Saturday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Feb 7, 2015 at 7:30 PM: Denison, Wooster, in Wooster, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
February 2015 09
- Monday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Xioa Jiang and Luis Villanueva presenting "Smith, Malthus, and Recent Evidences in Global Population Dynamics." In conventional economic theories, the change of population is determined “exogenously” outside of the economic system. However, classical political economists Adam Smith and Thomas Malthus have long argued for the “endogenous” determination of population, hence establishing a connection between economics and demography. In this paper, we borrow their ideas to empirically examine the evolution of the relationship between per capita outputs and population dynamics for the period of 1970 – 2008 on a global scale. We find empirical evidences that correspond to both Smith and Malthus’s arguments. In this paper, we also conduct a projection for the additional real income needed for the global population to stabilize. Xiao Jiang is an assistant professor of economics and a consultant for the International Labor Organization (ILO) and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASAN). His research interests are international trade and development, classical political economy, economic modeling, and history of economic thought. Luis Villanueva is an assistant professor of economics and member of the Young Scholars Initiative of the Institute of New Economic Thinking (INET). His research interests are economic development in third world countries, economic history of Latin America and classical political economy.Address: Slayter Hall, Denison University Room, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Global Studies SeminarEvent Contact: Fadhel Kaboub, 740-587-6315For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/interdisciplinary...
- Monday10:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: PBS is screening "A Path Appears," by the authors of "Half The Sky," on Jan. 26, Feb. 2, and Feb. 9. The film features Jennifer Garner '94, who has held the position of Artist Ambassador with Save the Children’s US Programs for the past five years. As an Artist Ambassador, Garner brought Save the Children’s early childhood development and literacy programs to her home state, West Virginia, which she also visited with Nicholas Kristof for the filming of A Path Appears. She has advocated on Capitol Hill on behalf of the organization and traveled to California’s Central Valley, Kentucky and West Virginia to see the effects of poverty first hand. Garner recently joined the global nonprofit’s board of trustees, deepening her commitment to issues affecting children in the United States and around the world.Open to Public: YesFor More Information: http://apathappears.org
February 2015 10
- Tuesday12:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes John Cort, professor of religion, presenting "Indian Domestic Devotion in American Museums: Why are there Nine Large Jain Domestic Shrines in American Museum Collections?"Address: Burton D. Morgan Center, Knobel Hall, Denison University, 150 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Office of the ProvostEvent Contact: Cathy Van Sickle, 740-587-6469
February 2015 11
- Wednesday4:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison Museum opens three exhibitions: "Kara Walker: A Time Most 'Un' Civil;" "Recollections: Jazz photographs by Herman Leonard;" and "Dressing Difference: Exploring Burma's Ethnicities." The exhibitions will be open from Wednesday, Feb. 11, through Saturday, May, 16, and are free and open to the public.Address: Denison Museum, Denison University, 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesEvent Contact: Megan Hancock, 740-587-6255For More Information: http://denisonmuseum.org/
- Wednesday6:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Women's Basketball on Feb 11, 2015 at 6:00 PM: Kenyon, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Wednesday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison Museum presents a panel discussion of Kara Walker's work. The panelists include: Special Visiting English scholar and author Nicholas Powers, associate professor, English, SUNY Old Westbury; Jack Shuler, associate professor, English; Lauren Araiza, associate professor, history; Linda Krumholz, associate professor, English, Black Studies; Fareeda Griffith, assistant professor, sociology and anthropology.Address: Burke Hall of Music and Art, Recital Hall, Denison University, 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Denison MuseumEvent Contact: Megan Hancock, 740-587-6255For More Information: http://denisonmuseum.org
- Wednesday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: M.Swim/Dive on Feb 11, 2015: NCAC Championship, in Granville, Ohio, 7:00 pmOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mswimdive/2014-15/...
- Wednesday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: M.Swim/Dive on Feb 11, 2015: NCAC Championship, in Granville, Ohio, 7:00 pmOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mswimdive/2014-15/...
- Wednesday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: W.Swim/Dive on Feb 11, 2015: NCAC Championship, in Granville, Ohio, 7:00 pmOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wswimdive/2014-15/...
- Wednesday8:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Feb 11, 2015 at 8:00 PM: Kenyon, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
February 2015 12
- Thursday11:30 AMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison Museum welcomes Nicholas Powers, visiting English Scholar from SUNY Old Westbury, presenting a Brown Bag Gallery Talk titled "How to See a Scar: Kara Walker and the Question of Reading." RSVP to the museum at museum@denison.edu. How are we taught to read power? When studying Kara Walker's work, inevitably the question turns from the art itself to how we, the audience, "see" racism. The goal of this gallery talk is to foreground the production of cultural space and the regimes of reading around racial imagery. Does the space that her work encourage awareness of the historical trauma that is the very source of the art? Or does it recreate the dynamics of racism by offering a spectacle of sexual violence?Address: Denison Museum, Denison University, 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Denison MuseumEvent Contact: Megan Hancock, 740-587-6255For More Information: http://denisonmuseum.org
- Thursday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Human Rights Film Festival presents a screening of "Out in the Night." The films were selected based on input from faculty, staff and students. This year's films cover a range of topics from GLBTQ rights, poverty, education, and homelessness among youth in the USA, to environmental, economic and political rights in relation to oil companies operating in Nigeria and Ghana, and therapy/theater work among women inmates in a prison in Lebanon.Address: Slayter Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: International Studies ProgramEvent Contact: Isis Nusair, 740-587-8537For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/international-studies...
- Thursday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison University Women's Basketball team and the Granville High School Varsity Basketball team welcomes Neil Alexander, speaking from his personal experience with Lou Gehrig's disease in a lecture titled "Live Like Lou." Alexander is an authentic, funny and talented speaker from his days as a senior executive with Pittsburgh-based investment advisory firm Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. Since his diagnosis in 2011, he has spoken at numerous corporate, private and community events regarding gratitude and the challenges of facing a serious health crisis.Address: Herrick Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 500 West Loop, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Denison Women's Basketball TeamEvent Contact: Mary Frazell, 740-587-6611
February 2015 13
- Friday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Vail Series presents "Turtle Island Quartet." Since its inception in 1985, Turtle Island Quartet has been a singular force in the creation of bold, new trends in chamber music for strings. Winner of the 2006 and 2008 GRAMMY® Awards for Best Classical Crossover category, Turtle Island fuses the classical quartet esthetic with contemporary American musical styles. Turtle Island Quartet exhibits what Yo-yo Ma called “a reflection of some of the most creative music-making today.” Turtle Island Quartet will be performing Miles Davis’ seminal recording “The Birth of the Cool”, and the Denison Museum has gained permission from the Kennedy Museum of Art to exhibit a collection of Herman Leonard photographs of iconic jazz legends, including Miles Davis, during TIQ’s residency.Address: Swasey Chapel, Denison University, 200 Chapel Drive, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Vail SeriesEvent Contact: Michael Morris, 740-587-6539For More Information: vailseries.org.
February 2015 14
- Saturday3:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Feb 14, 2015 at 3:00 PM: Denison, Wabash, in Crawfordsville, Ind.Open to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
February 2015 15
- Sunday3:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison Department of Music presents a Suzuki Program Recital.Address: Burke Hall of Music and Art, Recital Hall, Denison University, 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of MusicEvent Contact: Pamela Hughes, 740-587-6220For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/music
February 2015 16
- Monday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Trey Proctor presenting, "Female Slave Litigants, Gendered Rhetoric, and Abuse in Colonial Lima, Peru." ABSTRACT: This talk focuses on the concrete practices of spending time and sharing newspapers in a network of outdoor reading rooms or “footpath libraries” established by the Pune Municipal Corporation in 2004-2005. Drawing on conversations with readers I met at these sites, I suggest that the social institution of the newspaper library itself can be read as a site of cultural assertion for a new kind of urban community. With a nod to Benedict Anderson, whose central assertion in Imagined Communities was rooted in the idea of strangers communing through novels and newspapers, I call these accidental communities. Accidental, because partaking in the sociality of the reading room is born less of established social relationships than of accidents of history and geography. But communities, nevertheless, because the men (and it is only men) who come together in these spaces do so not just to read but also, importantly, to claim a place in the changing city. BIO: Matthew Rosen teaches in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. He received his Ph.D. in anthropology from The New School for Social Research in New York City. His dissertation concerned a community of readers in Pune, a city of 3 million in western India, where he carried out 22 months of research with the support of AIIS, Fulbright, and NSF grants. Matthew’s current research examines the changing nature of “ordinary reading” in an age of mass literacy and global communication.Address: Slayter Hall, Denison University Room, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Global Studies SeminarEvent Contact: Fadhel Kaboub, 740-587-6315For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/interdisciplinary...
February 2015 17
- Tuesday12:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Rebecca Kennedy presenting "What do Hippocrates, Environmentalism, and the Smithsonian Have in Common?"Address: Burton D. Morgan Center, Knobel Hall, Denison University, 150 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Office of the ProvostEvent Contact: Cathy Van Sickle, 740-587-6469For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/general/tuesday-l...
February 2015 18
- Wednesday6:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Women's Basketball on Feb 18, 2015 at 6:00 PM: Denison, Hiram, in Hiram, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Wednesday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Department of Music presents a senior recital by Kristina Dungan, saxophone.Address: Herrick Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 500 West Loop, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of MusicEvent Contact: Pamela Hughes, 740-587-6220For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/music
- Wednesday8:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Feb 18, 2015 at 8:00 PM: Denison, Hiram, in Hiram, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
February 2015 19
- Thursday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Human Rights Film Festival presents a screening of "To Be Takei." The films were selected based on input from faculty, staff and students. This year's films cover a range of topics from GLBTQ rights, poverty, education, and homelessness among youth in the USA, to environmental, economic and political rights in relation to oil companies operating in Nigeria and Ghana, and therapy/theater work among women inmates in a prison in Lebanon.Address: Slayter Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: International Studies ProgramEvent Contact: Isis Nusair, 740-587-8537For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/international-studies...
February 2015 21
- Saturday1:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Women's Basketball on Feb 21, 2015 at 1:00 PM: Allegheny, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Saturday3:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Men's Basketball on Feb 21, 2015 at 3:00 PM: Allegheny, Denison, in Granville, OhioOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mbkb/2014-15/sched...
- Saturday12:00 AMShow Event DetailsFull Description: M.Swim/Dive on Feb 21, 2015: at Kenyon Invitational, in Gambier, Ohio, 12:00 pmOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/mswimdive/2014-15/...
- Saturday12:00 AMShow Event DetailsFull Description: W.Swim/Dive on Feb 21, 2015: at Kenyon Invitational, in Gambier, Ohio, 12:00 pmOpen to Public: YesFee: FREEFor More Information: http://denisonbigred.com/sports/wswimdive/2014-15/...
February 2015 23
- Monday7:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Matthew Rosen presenting "Reading the Readers: The ‘Footpath Library’ as a Site of Cultural Assertion in a Once- Provincial City." ABSTRACT: This talk focuses on the concrete practices of spending time and sharing newspapers in a network of outdoor reading rooms or “footpath libraries” established by the Pune Municipal Corporation in 2004-2005. Drawing on conversations with readers I met at these sites, I suggest that the social institution of the newspaper library itself can be read as a site of cultural assertion for a new kind of urban community. With a nod to Benedict Anderson, whose central assertion in Imagined Communities was rooted in the idea of strangers communing through novels and newspapers, I call these accidental communities. Accidental, because partaking in the sociality of the reading room is born less of established social relationships than of accidents of history and geography. But communities, nevertheless, because the men (and it is only men) who come together in these spaces do so not just to read but also, importantly, to claim a place in the changing city. BIO: Matthew Rosen teaches in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. He received his Ph.D. in anthropology from The New School for Social Research in New York City. His dissertation concerned a community of readers in Pune, a city of 3 million in western India, where he carried out 22 months of research with the support of AIIS, Fulbright, and NSF grants. Matthew’s current research examines the changing nature of “ordinary reading” in an age of mass literacy and global communication.Address: Slayter Hall, Denison University Room, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Global Studies SeminarEvent Contact: Fadhel Kaboub, 740-587-6315For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/interdisciplinary...
February 2015 24
- Tuesday12:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Tuesday Faculty Lunch Series welcomes Mark Evans Bryan presenting "Postmodernity and the Theatre: a Culture & Process of Creating or an Aesthetic of Performance?"Address: Burton D. Morgan Center, Knobel Hall, Denison University, 150 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Office of the ProvostEvent Contact: Cathy Van Sickle, 740-587-6469For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/general/tuesday-l...
- Tuesday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Sustainability Film Series presents "Not Business As Usual."Address: Slayter Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Green Team, Office of Sustainability, Sustainability FellowsEvent Contact: Jeremy King, 740-587-8680For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/green
February 2015 25
- Wednesday4:15 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: Denison Scientific Association presents a lecture.Address: F.W. Olin Science Hall, Room 114, Denison University, 100 Sunset Hill, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesEvent Contact: Jenna Monroy, 740-587-6610
February 2015 26
- Thursday11:30 AMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Denison Museum welcomes Pete Mills, director of the Denison Jazz Ensemble, presenting an informal discussion about the "Jazz Photographs of Herman Leonard." RSVP to Cookie Sunkle at sunkle@denison.edu.Address: Denison Museum, Denison University, 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Denison MuseumEvent Contact: Megan Hancock, 740-587-6255For More Information: http://denisonmuseum.org
- Thursday4:30 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Laura C. Harris Symposium welcomes Rebecca Hains, professor of advertising and media at Salem State University presenting "Girl Culture, Empowerment, and Consumerism: From Girl Power to Princess Culture." Feminism has had much to say about mothers and motherhood; but\nhow can feminist analysis and activism be applied to the idea of childhood or\nto children’s lives in local and transnational contexts?Address: Burton D. Morgan Center, Lecture Hall, Denison University, 150 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Laura C. Harris Symposium, Women's Studies ProgramEvent Contact: Melissa Feldner, 740-587-6297For More Information: http://denison.edu/campus/series/interdisciplinary...
- Thursday7:00 PMShow Event DetailsFull Description: The Human Rights Film Festival presents a screening of "Big Men." The films were selected based on input from faculty, staff and students. This year's films cover a range of topics from GLBTQ rights, poverty, education, and homelessness among youth in the USA, to environmental, economic and political rights in relation to oil companies operating in Nigeria and Ghana, and therapy/theater work among women inmates in a prison in Lebanon.Address: Slayter Hall, Auditorium, Denison University, 200 Ridge Road, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: International Studies ProgramEvent Contact: Isis Nusair, 740-587-8537For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/international-studies...
February 2015 27
- Friday8:00 PMShow Event DetailsAddress: Ace Morgan Theatre, Denison University, 211 West Broadway, Granville, OH 43023Open to Public: YesSponsored By: Department of TheatreEvent Contact: Marilyn Sundin, 740-587-6231For More Information: http://denison.edu/academics/theatre
