Events
Mon., Apr. 13 “The End of the Civil War: Reflections 150 Years Later,” a lecture by Dr. Daniel Crofts, Professor Emeritus of History, at 4 pm in the Library Auditorium.
Mon., Apr. 13 Visiting Writer Series and INK Present Edward Hirsch, a celebrated poet and the winner of a MacArthur Fellowship, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and numerous other awards, at 8;30 pm in the Library Auditorium. Hirsch will sign books and answer questions before the reading, starting at 8 pm.
Tues., Apr. 14 “Black Lives Still Matter: A Panel Discussion,” at 12:30 to 1:30 in Allen Hall Drawing Room.
Tues., Apr. 14 Screening of “It Happened Here” about sexual assault on college campuses, at 6 pm in the Library Auditorium with a discussion following the film
Wed., Apr. 15 Visiting Artist Alfred Jaar from 11 to noon in Mayo Concert Hall
Wed., Apr. 15 Study Abroad 101 for students interested in exploring this opportunity, at 2 pm in 130 Social Science
Wed., Apr. 15 Carnival in Venice, a short history, by Anita Sanseverino, photographer, at 3 pm in the Library Auditorium.
Wed., Apr. 15 Yom Ha-Shoah / Holocaust Remembrance Day: Screening of the film “Watchers of the Sky” with comments by Dr. Morton Winston (Philosophy) at 5:30 in the Library Auditorium
Wed., Apr. 15 All College Theater presents “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” at 8 pm in the Black Box Theater (also April 16, 17, and 18 at this time, and April 18 also with a 2 pm matinee)
Thurs., Apr. 16 International Film Festival: “Barbara,” in German with English subtitles. Barbara, a Berlin doctor, is banished to a rural East German hospital as punishment for applying for an exit visa and that’s where the suspense begins. Film starts at 5:30 pm in the Library Auditorium.
Thurs., Apr. 16 Screening of “Gideon’s Army,” the story of three young public defenders in the Deep South, Science P101 at 6 pm
Fri., Apr. 17 Close readings with Professor Jess Row at 12:30 to 2:15 pm in Science Complex P101, “Attempts at Description are Stupid”: George Eliot’s Metarealism
Opportunities
Project Unbreakable is an initiative that involves photographing survivors of sexual assault holding a poster with a quote from their attacker. This project hopes to give a voice to survivors of sexual assault, and allow them to use these harmful words to speak out against violence. For more information and to participate in this project, please fill out the anonymous qualtrics survey: https://tcnj.qualtrics.com//SE/?SID=SV_egF12mtFymgVruJ
Video-chat information session about the Spring 2016 study abroad program in Alcala de Henares, Spain, with students currently on the program and Spring Program Director Isabel Kentengian at 12:30 to 1:50 on Tues., April 14 in Bliss Annex 229.