This Week: A message from Julia, Master Classes in Technique, First Generation Film Screening, and Kudos & Shout-outs.
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FROM JULIA
.651 ARTS Presents: Exit/Exist
Presented by 651 ARTS and produced by MAPP International Productions in partnership with The Africa Contemporary Arts Consortium.
Friday, November 01, 2013 at 7:30 PM
Saturday, November 02, 2013 at 7:30 PM
Kumble Theater for the Performing Arts
One University Plaza
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Phone: (718) 488-1624
Website: www.kumbletheater.org
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Student Injuries and Use of Ice
Ice cups can be used for an acute injury – for example, in the instance that a student cannot walk and needs to stay put until paramedics come – then an ice cup can be brought upstairs with a towel to contain the water. Towels should be returned to the Soma Center for cleaning.
MASTER CLASSES IN TECHNIQUE
Wednesday, October 30
Guest Artist Gregory Maqoma will teach Tech E – Keith’s Class
Guest Artist Michal Novak will teach Tech B – Roxanne’s class
For more information visit the Guest Artists page
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FIRST GENERATION FILM SCREENING
Tyler Clementi Center and Rutgers Future Scholars Present First Generation Screening and Discussion
First Generation is a film by Adam and Jaye Federson.
Narrated by Blair Underwood, First Generation is a feature documentary that chronicles the lives of four high-achieving, low-income high school students as they strive to be first in their families to go to college.
Monday, October 28 at the Livingston Student Center, Livingston Hall
7:30 pm Screening of First Generation
9:30 pm Post-Screening Discussion
Free and open to the Rutgers community and the general public
Watch the First Generation Film Official Trailer
Click here for more information
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KUDOS & SHOUT-OUTS
Dr. Jeff Friedman named Allen Smith Visiting Scholar at Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Sciences.
The Allen Smith Visiting Scholars Program, which honors the memory of distinguished teacher and scholar Allen Smith, was established in 2009 by his family. Allen Smith Visiting Scholars are expected to be distinguished practitioners, educators, or researchers renowned for their work in reference, oral history, or the study of librarianship and information service in the humanities.
The nationally top ten ranked Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Science in one of the oldest and largest library and information science programs in the United States. Founded in 1899, Simmons College is a nationally recognized university located in Boston that includes an undergraduate college for women, the nation;s first MBA program designed specifically for women, and graduate programs for women and men in health sciences, social work, library and information science, education, liberal arts, and communications management.
Click here to view the Press Release