School of Humanities and Sciences
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Tuesday, April 2 2013
Dillingham Center
Spring Awakening
Exploring the darkest aspects of teen sexuality, Spring Awakening swept the Tony Awards in 2008. Now this hard-hitting rock musical is sweeping into Ithaca. In this powerful story, schoolmates turn toward one another and away from a repressive adult society only to be tragically and irrevocably changed by their relationships.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Wednesday, April 3 2013
Klingenstein Lounge
H&S Faculty Recognition Celebration
A reception to honor the newly tenured and promoted H&S faculty.
Contact: hsdean@ithaca.edu or 274-3533
Category: Special Events
Dillingham Center
Spring Awakening
Exploring the darkest aspects of teen sexuality, Spring Awakening swept the Tony Awards in 2008. Now this hard-hitting rock musical is sweeping into Ithaca. In this powerful story, schoolmates turn toward one another and away from a repressive adult society only to be tragically and irrevocably changed by their relationships.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Thursday, April 4 2013
Dillingham Center
Spring Awakening
Exploring the darkest aspects of teen sexuality, Spring Awakening swept the Tony Awards in 2008. Now this hard-hitting rock musical is sweeping into Ithaca. In this powerful story, schoolmates turn toward one another and away from a repressive adult society only to be tragically and irrevocably changed by their relationships.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Friday, April 5 2013
Dillingham Center
Spring Awakening
Exploring the darkest aspects of teen sexuality, Spring Awakening swept the Tony Awards in 2008. Now this hard-hitting rock musical is sweeping into Ithaca. In this powerful story, schoolmates turn toward one another and away from a repressive adult society only to be tragically and irrevocably changed by their relationships.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Saturday, April 6 2013
Dillingham Center
Spring Awakening
Exploring the darkest aspects of teen sexuality, Spring Awakening swept the Tony Awards in 2008. Now this hard-hitting rock musical is sweeping into Ithaca. In this powerful story, schoolmates turn toward one another and away from a repressive adult society only to be tragically and irrevocably changed by their relationships.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Dillingham Center
Spring Awakening
Exploring the darkest aspects of teen sexuality, Spring Awakening swept the Tony Awards in 2008. Now this hard-hitting rock musical is sweeping into Ithaca. In this powerful story, schoolmates turn toward one another and away from a repressive adult society only to be tragically and irrevocably changed by their relationships.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Tuesday, April 9 2013
Business 11
Four Views of the Apocalypse: A Panel Discussion on the Idea of the End
This event will consist of presentations by Ithaca College faculty, in which they will discuss their ideas about apocalyptical thoughts and beliefs about the end of time. The panel will consist of Ron Denson (associate professor, Writing), Luke Keller, associate professor and chair, Physics), Nancy Menning (assistant professor, Philosophy and Religion), and Rachel Wagner (associate professor, Philosophy and Religion). The discussion will be moderated by Stephen Clancy (professor, Art History). Questions and participation from the audience are welcome.
The event is free and open to the public.
Contact: lkanda@ithaca.edu or 274-3986
Category: Lectures
Wednesday, April 10 2013
Textor 102
2013 C.P. Snow Lecture: Doomsday Scenarios and the Ancient Maya
Prof. Anthony F. Aveni, the Russell Colgate Distinguished University Professor of Astronomy, Anthropology, and Native American Studies at Colgate University, will give a talk entitled "Doomsday Scenarios and the Ancient Maya: At the Crossroads of Culture, Science and Religion." The event is free and open to the public.
Dr. Aveni's talk is part of the C. P. Snow Lecture Series.The C. P. Snow Lecture Series, the longest-running lecture series at the College, began in the School of Humanities and Sciences more than 40 years ago as a means of bridging the gap between the sciences and the humanities. The series was named after Sir Charles Percy Snow, a man who truly embodied the mission of the series for his work as an internationally renowned scientist, author, lecturer, and past member of the British cabinet.
Contact: lkanda@ithaca.edu or 274-3986
Category: Lectures
Textor 102
C.P. Snow Lecture
The C. P. Snow Lecture Series, the longest-running lecture series at the College, began in the School of Humanities and Sciences almost 50 years ago as a means of bridging the gap between the sciences and the humanities. The series was named after Sir Charles Percy Snow, a man who truly embodied the mission of the series for his work as an internationally renowned scientist, author, lecturer, and past member of the British cabinet.
Category: Lectures
Tuesday, April 23 2013
Dillingham Center
An Enemy of the People
Dr. Thomas Stockmann is a whistle-blower in a small, coastal Norwegian town bent on making a profit from the tourists who visit its mineral springs for their health. Dr. Stockmann risks the welfare of his family, his livelihood, and his very life to defend his conviction that the economic engine of his town, the mineral springs, is a source of pollution and disease. Arthur Miller, widely considered a leading playwright of conscience in American theatre, adapted Ibsen’s drama.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Wednesday, April 24 2013
Handwerker Gallery Taughannock Falls Room
New Voices Symposium: A Literary Festival
April 24 - 26, 2013: Three days of readings and class visits by contemporary American novelists, poets, and literary journalists. A festival celebrating writers newly arrived on the literary scene, it is a cooperative effort of the English and Writing Departments.
Contact: cholmes@ithaca.edu or 274-3190
Category: Special Events
Thursday, April 25 2013
Dillingham Center
An Enemy of the People
Dr. Thomas Stockmann is a whistle-blower in a small, coastal Norwegian town bent on making a profit from the tourists who visit its mineral springs for their health. Dr. Stockmann risks the welfare of his family, his livelihood, and his very life to defend his conviction that the economic engine of his town, the mineral springs, is a source of pollution and disease. Arthur Miller, widely considered a leading playwright of conscience in American theatre, adapted Ibsen’s drama.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Friday, April 26 2013
Dillingham Center
An Enemy of the People
Dr. Thomas Stockmann is a whistle-blower in a small, coastal Norwegian town bent on making a profit from the tourists who visit its mineral springs for their health. Dr. Stockmann risks the welfare of his family, his livelihood, and his very life to defend his conviction that the economic engine of his town, the mineral springs, is a source of pollution and disease. Arthur Miller, widely considered a leading playwright of conscience in American theatre, adapted Ibsen’s drama.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Saturday, April 27 2013
Dillingham Center
An Enemy of the People
Dr. Thomas Stockmann is a whistle-blower in a small, coastal Norwegian town bent on making a profit from the tourists who visit its mineral springs for their health. Dr. Stockmann risks the welfare of his family, his livelihood, and his very life to defend his conviction that the economic engine of his town, the mineral springs, is a source of pollution and disease. Arthur Miller, widely considered a leading playwright of conscience in American theatre, adapted Ibsen’s drama.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Dillingham Center
An Enemy of the People
Dr. Thomas Stockmann is a whistle-blower in a small, coastal Norwegian town bent on making a profit from the tourists who visit its mineral springs for their health. Dr. Stockmann risks the welfare of his family, his livelihood, and his very life to defend his conviction that the economic engine of his town, the mineral springs, is a source of pollution and disease. Arthur Miller, widely considered a leading playwright of conscience in American theatre, adapted Ibsen’s drama.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater
Sunday, April 28 2013
Dillingham Center
An Enemy of the People
Dr. Thomas Stockmann is a whistle-blower in a small, coastal Norwegian town bent on making a profit from the tourists who visit its mineral springs for their health. Dr. Stockmann risks the welfare of his family, his livelihood, and his very life to defend his conviction that the economic engine of his town, the mineral springs, is a source of pollution and disease. Arthur Miller, widely considered a leading playwright of conscience in American theatre, adapted Ibsen’s drama.
Contact: ictams1@gmail.com or 607-274-3224
Category: Theater