| April
2004 |
| April
2:
First Friday Forum |
| |
Learn
more about “Africa: A Legacy in Memory,” the special
festival that will be held at Hamline this spring from Anika Carlsted
'00, a member of the festival staff and assistant curator and
registrar
for the exhibition.
|
| TIME: 12:00 – 1:00
p.m. |
| LOCATION: University
Conference Center Room 106 |
| COST: Reservations
required. $10/per person (includes lunch) |
| CONTACT: Tim
Traffie at 651-523-2015 or aha@gw.hamline.edu |
| April
3:
Africa: A Legacy in Memory, Material Differences, Exhibition Public Opening |
Courtesy of Pace Primitive, New York. Detail of mask, Zombo peoples of Angola. |
This special pan-African exhibition, Material Differences, curated by the Museum for African Art in New York, will explore Africa's artistic and cultural heritage and honor the contributions of the continent of Africa in the humanities and the arts. |
| TIME: Following the 11 a.m. Keynote address (see below) |
| LOCATION: Drew
Fine Arts Galleries |
| COST: Free |
| CONTACT: For further information, visit the festival's Web site: www.hamline.edu/150/africa, e-mail africa@hamline.edu, or phone 651-523-5000. |
| April
3:
Africa: A Legacy in Memory, Keynote Address |
Courtesy of Pace Primitive, New York. Detail of mask, Zombo peoples of Angola. |
The
keynote address will be given by Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., director
of the W.E.B. DuBois Institute for African and African American
Research at Harvard University.
|
| TIME: 11:00
a.m. |
| LOCATION: Anne
Simley Theatre |
| COST: TBD |
| CONTACT: For further information, visit the festival's Web site: www.hamline.edu/150/africa, e-mail africa@hamline.edu, or phone 651-523-5000. |
| April
3:
Africa: A Legacy in Memory, Lokua Kanza Performance |
Courtesy of Pace Primitive, New York. Detail of mask, Zombo peoples of Angola. |
Lokua
Kanza and five band members will perform popular contemporary African
music.
|
| TIME: 7:30
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin Music Hall |
| COST: TBD |
| CONTACT: For further information, visit the festival's Web site: www.hamline.edu/150/africa, e-mail africa@hamline.edu, or phone 651-523-5000. |
| April
4:
Africa: A Legacy in Memory, Lokua Kanza Performance |
Courtesy of Pace Primitive, New York. Detail of mask, Zombo peoples of Angola. |
Lokua
Kanza and five band members will perform popular contemporary African
music. |
| TIME: 2:00
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin Music Hall |
| COST: TBD |
| CONTACT: For further information, visit the festival's Web site: www.hamline.edu/150/africa, e-mail africa@hamline.edu, or phone 651-523-5000. |
| April
6:
Wesley Center for Community Involvement Community Conversations |
| |
The
Hamline community is invited to gather for a biweekly lunch for
networking and conversation as part of the Theological Exploration
of Vocation Program. Each program will feature a faculty, staff,
or student giving a personal perspective on vocation.
|
| TIME: 11:30
a.m. open for conversation, 11:45 a.m. program begins |
| LOCATION: Sorin
Hall, Room A/B |
| COST: Beverages
and dessert provided and lunch may be purchased in Sorin Dining Hall. |
| CONTACT:For
more information, contact the Wesley Center at 651-523-2789, or wesleycenter@gw.hamline.edu |
| April
13:
Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel ® |
| |
Pianist
Jeffrey Siegel will provide commentary and perform the Italian
Concerto of Bach and the Bach-inspired, bravura showpieces of Rachmaninoff,
Liszt, and Busoni.
|
| TIME: 7:30
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: Adults
$17, Seniors and Students $12. |
| CONTACT: Call
the Sundin Box Office at 651-523-2459 to order tickets. |
| April
14:
21st Annual Hanna Lectures |
| |
Featured
speaker is Richard J. Bernstein, dean of the graduate faculty and
Vera List, Professor of Philosophy at New School University, New
York.
|
| TIME: 7:30
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: Free
and open to the public. |
| CONTACT:For
more information, please contact Stephen Kellert at 651-523-2384 or skellert@hamline.ed |
| April
15:
Tri-Beta Reunion |
| |
All
previous and present member of Hamline’s Tri-Beta chapter
will be having dinner, sharing stories, and building new bridges
with other generations of this prestigious society.
|
| TIME: 6:00
p.m. |
| LOCATION: To
be determined. |
| COST: To be determined |
| CONTACT: For
more information, contact Joe Sweeney, president, at jsweeney01@gw.hamline.edu |
| April
15:
Hamline Dialogues |
| |
What does it mean to be a public servant?
Peter Heegaard, Consultant and Community Volunteer, founder
of Urban
Adventure ; Sharon Henry-Blythe, Executive Director, The
Greater Minneapolis Day Care Association ; Karen Kelley-Ariwoola,
Vice President, Com-munity Philanthropy, The
Minneapolis Foundation ; and Jim Scheibel, Execu-tive Director, Ramsey
Action Programs
|
| TIME: 7:30 – 9:00
p.m. |
| LOCATION: University Conference Center, Room 106 |
| COST: $25; continental breakfast included |
| CONTACT: For
information about the series or to register, see www.hamline.edu/gpam. |
| April
17 & 18:
Designs and Details in American Foreign Policy |
| |
A Hamline University trustee and national chair of the New American University Campaign, Ambassador Rozanne Ridgway '57 will speak on “Designs and Details in American Foreign Policy.” |
| TIME: To be determined |
| LOCATION: To be determined |
| COST: Registration
required. |
| CONTACT: Please contact Linda Nybakken at 651-523-2200 or 1-800-767-5585 (option 0) or e-mail to lnybakken@hamline.edu |
| April
18:
Musical Offering Final Season Concert |
| |
Performances
include Ponchielli’s Quintet, Hindemith’s Die Serenaden;
and Mozart’s Divertimento. Hamline’s musical ensembles
will also perform.
|
| TIME: 3:00
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: Adults
$15, Seniors $10, Students $5. |
| CONTACT: Call
the Sundin Box Office at 651-523-2459 to order tickets. |
| April
20: Wesley Center for Community Involvement Community Conversations |
| |
The
Hamline community is invited to gather for a biweekly lunch for
networking and conversation as part of the Theological Exploration
of Vocation Program. Each program will feature a faculty, staff,
or student giving a personal perspective on vocation.
|
| TIME: 11:30
a.m. open for conversation, 11:45 a.m. program begins |
| LOCATION: Sorin
Hall, Room A/B |
| COST: Beverages
and dessert provided and lunch may be purchased in Sorin Dining Hall. |
| CONTACT: For
more information, contact the Wesley Center at 651-523-2789, or wesleycenter@gw.hamline.edu |
| April
24: Community Service Day |
|
CLA
Alumni that have graduated within the last ten years are invited
to come back to campus for an afternoon of volunteer work in the
Hamline-Midway neighborhood with current Hamline students.
|
| TIME: TBD |
| LOCATION: TBD |
| COST: Free |
| CONTACT: Contact
Molly Glewwe at 651-523-2448 or mglewwe@gw.hamline.edu |
| April
25: Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel ® Family Concert |
| |
The
concert will feature a program of short, attractive musical favorites
for all ages.
|
| TIME: 7:30
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: Adults
$15, Single Senior and child tickets $10. |
| CONTACT: Call
the Sundin Box Office at 651-523-2459 for more information. |
| April
30: Africa: A Legacy in Memory, Africa Aye Performance |
Courtesy of Pace Primitive, New York. Detail of mask, Zombo peoples of Angola. |
Africa
Aye will perform traditional African music and dance. |
| TIME: 7:00
p.m. |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: TBD |
| CONTACT: For further information, visit the festival's Web site: www.hamline.edu/150/africa, e-mail africa@hamline.edu, or phone 651-523-5000. |
| April
30: Kay Malmstrom Lecture in Physics |
| |
The
featured speaker of this annual symposium is Dr. Eric Cornell,
2001 Nobel Prize winner in Physics. The lecture will be followed
by a brief questions and answer session.
|
| TIME: 12:40
p.m |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: Free
and open to the public. |
| CONTACT: Questions
may be directed to Christine Berg at 651-523-2426 or cberg@gw.hamline.edu |
| April
30:
Kay Malmstrom Lecture in Physics |
| |
The
featured speaker of this annual symposium is Dr. Eric Cornell,
2001 Nobel Prize winner in Physics. The lecture will be followed
by a brief questions and answer session.
|
| TIME: 12:40
p.m |
| LOCATION: Sundin
Music Hall |
| COST: Free
and open to the public. |
| CONTACT: Questions
may be directed to Christine Berg at 651-523-2426 or cberg@gw.hamline.edu |
