Spring 2009 Special Events
Free admission except when noted. Free parking in all campus lots during events listed below. For more information about campus events or to be placed on the special events mailing list, please contact wakinfo@uwc.edu or call (262) 521-5445.
January
26 – Art Exhibition – Sketches by Muralist/Stage and Costume Designer Claggett Wilson from the UW-Waukesha permanent collection. Fine Arts Center Gallery. Through Feb. 27.
February
12 – 50 Minutes Lecture – How Does Google Work? How Do I Get Better Results?” Scott Silet and Kelley Hinton, librarians. Noon, C101.
26 – 50 Minutes Lecture – “The Mystery of Celtic Identity, or Who Wants to be a Celt?” Rachel Waymel, TRIO writing specialist, Study Center. Noon, C101.
March
5 – 50 Minutes Lecture – “The Artist in Literature and Writing in Visual Art.” Barbara Reinhart, art department, and Elizabeth Zanichkowsky, English department. Noon, C101.
9 – Art Exhibition – Work of John Scotello. Fine Arts Center Gallery. Through April 19.
10 – Visions & Expressions – “Body of Work: Performing an Artist’s Life.” Angela Richardson, Madison-area performance artist. Noon, C101.
13 – Visions & Expressions – “The Power of the Group II: How Others Influence You.” Dan Stalder, UW-Whitewater psychology department. 1 p.m., C101.
April
8 – 50 Minutes Lecture – “The Ancient Indian Effigy Mounds of Southern Wisconsin: A Mysterious World Wonder. “ Bob Birmingham, anthropology department. Noon, C101.
13 – 50 Minutes Lecture – “The Abstract Art of Franz Kafka.” Sheila Carmody, English department. Noon, C101.
16 – 50 Minutes Lecture – “Glories of Ancient Egypt Tour: Spectacular Pictures” by Salah Bassiouni, anthropology/sociology department. Noon, C101.
16- 19 – Theater Production – Dead Man Walking, written by Tim Robbins and based on story by Sr. Helen Prejean . Directed by Steven Decker. Tickets $8; $7 for students and senior citizens; free to students with UW-Waukesha ID.
24 – Jazz & Poetry Jam – Putting them together. 7:30 p.m., Lunt-Fontanne Theatre Lobby.
27 – Art Exhibition – Annual Student Exhibit. Fine Arts Center Gallery. Through May 22.
28 – Distinguished Lecturer – "Remarkable Creatures : Epic Adventures in the Search for the Origins of Species" by Sean Carroll, UW-Madison biologist/geneticist. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 7 p.m. Tickets $6 for general public; $3 for students; $2 for students with UW-Waukesha ID.
May
1—Choral Concert. – Directed by Brian McLinden. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
6 – Concert – Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Vocal Ensemble. Directed by Craig Hurst and Nancy Van Brunt, respectively. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
8 – Concert – Symphonic Band. Directed by Craig Hurst. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
11 – Concert – Hand bells, directed by Nancy Van Brunt, and Brass ensemble, directed by Craig Hurst. 7:30 p.m., Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
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