Global
Images 2005:
See the world through the eyes--and camera lenses--of faculty and
staff
Read the stories behind
some of the winning photographs of this year's Global Images Competition,
on exhibit in Gallery One through March 25.
Campus
and community members gather for reading of poems by late author
Members
of the campus community held a poetry reading of the works of the
late Aaron Kramer, father of Sociology professor Laura Kramer.
Harry
Partch's 'Oedipus' to be peformed at Kasser Theater
The first performance
in the Alexander Kasser Theater produced by MSU's Office of Arts
and Cultural Programming will feature vocalists who speak, intone
and sing the text of "Oedipus," and the real "stars,"
Harry Partch's unique instruments.
Students'
sleuthing develops their scientific literacy
Students and teachers from area high schools are participating in
an innovative educational program at Montclair State, which has
them learning about the science of epidemiology, the study of the
distribution of disease and the control of health problems, which
is not unlike detective work.
Critically
acclaimed science writer to deliver Sokol lecture
Steve Olson, one of the
country's most accomplished science writers and author of Mapping
Human History: Discovering the Past Through Our Genes, will
address this popular subject on March 9 at 8 p.m. in the Alexander
Kasser Theater.
WANTED:
Outstanding and unique graduates
As the Office of Communications
and Marketing prepares for Commencement 2005, it is asking faculty
and staff to help in identifying graduating seniors who have unique
or unusual stories to share, or have shown outstanding performance
throughout their academic career. Send the student's name (and contact
information if available), along with a brief description of what
makes this graduate unique, to Diana
St. Lifer. Please put "Graduate" in the subject line.
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