DePauw Events

Location: Roy O West Library Inst Rm A
Organization: Libraries
Organizer: MacPhail, Josephine R

This Excel Workshop covers intermediate spreadsheet topics, such as sorting, filtering, templates, and consolidating spreadsheets. Prerequisites: the Introducing Excel workshop, or previous Excel experience. Facilitated by Dave Diedriech, Technical Training Coordinator.

Location: Roy O West Library Lab PC
Organization: Information Services
Organizer: Diedriech, David Allen

September 7 - December 7, 2012

This exhibition of mixed media installations portrays a new realm of artistic expression.  Mind Space introduces 4 Chinese abstract artists who convey the concept of "Maximalism" to a global audience.  Maximalism is a term coined by curator Dr. Gao Minglu, one of the world's leading scholars of Chinese contemporary art.  Maximalism expresses the meditative mind of the abstract artist during the creation process, emphasizing the spiritual experience of art-making.  The creations of Zhu Jinshi, Zhang Yu, Lei Hong, and He Xiangyu are a dialogue between artist and nature, an inventive response to a rapidly changed material world.

Mind Space is curated by Gao Minglu and developed by Pearl Lam Galleries, Shanghai, China with tour organized by International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.

#Community #PeelerArtExhibit

Location: Peeler Art Center Low Gall
Organization: Art and Art History
Organizer: Scott, Misti D

Project 35 is a program of single-channel videos selected by 35 international curators who have each chosen one work by an artist that they think is important for audiences around the world to experience today.

Project 35 is produced and circulated by iCI (Independent Curators International), New York.  The exhibition and tour are made possible by grants from the Cowles Charitable Trust; Foundation for Contemporary Art; the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation; The Toby Fund; and iCI Benefactors Agnes Gund, Gerrit and Sydie Lansing, Jo Carole Lauder, and Barbara and John Robinson.

#Community #PeelerArtExhibit

Location: Peeler Art Center Up Gall
Organization: Art and Art History
Organizer: Scott, Misti D

Location: Harrison Hall 315
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina

Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1
Organization: Circle K
Organizer: Charles Curts

Location: Union Building Lobby S 1
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Jirari, Loutfi

Location: East College 020
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina

Pilates classes utilize a series of exercises that have been created with the intent of strengthening and stretching the body's core. Classes are free for DePauw students, faculty, staff and retirees. #Wellness

Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm
Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

From beginners to advanced, no matter where one is in their practice, it's always helpful to go back to the basics. #Wellness

Location: GCPA 0201
Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Campus Life meeting.

Location: Union Building 231
Organization: Student Life
Organizer: Schmutte, Tracey N

Weekly meeting for Compton Interns (Closed)

Organization: Russell J. Compton Center for Peace and Justice
Organizer: Rudolph, Valerie E

Location: Blackstock Varsity
Organization: Athletics
Organizer: Jett, Eric

Regular practice times for Taekwondo (4:00-6:00)  and Hapkido (6:00-7:30) clubs

Location: Lilly Center Mat Room
Organization: Student Activities
Organizer: Sieg, Brandon L Kinesiology

Zumba® fuses hypnotic latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program. Classes are free for DePauw students, faculty, staff and retirees.#Wellness

Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm
Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Pilates classes utilize a series of exercises that have been created with the intent of strengthening and stretching the body's core. Classes are free for DePauw students, faculty, staff and retirees.#Wellness

Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm
Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

We will be dispelling the myths about the Feed the Children campaigns and how it only targets third world countries when poverty exists in America. We will talk about aspects of poverty and how they affect people of color and women. We will explain what the poverty line is and the numerical qualifications for being impoverished. We will also talk about poverty in reference to health care.  We will offer a comparison of the Feed The Children commercials with images of American poverty. 

Location: Olin Building Aud 123
Organization: Campus Living & Community Development
Organizer: Amanda Halfacre

This screening of HALF THE SKY: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide and panel discussion are the lead event kicking off this year's week-long series of International Education Week events.  FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. All are welcome. #Academic #Community #StudentLife

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Frame, Aliza Marie

Meeting for UiS.

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Gourley, Bridget L

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Location: Julian 159
Organization: Athletics
Organizer: Ense, Matthew C

Location: GCPA Thompson
Organization: Music
Organizer: Bagwell, Janice E Music

Location: Asbury Hall 110
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina

Location: Asbury Hall 222
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Mou, Sherry J Modern Languages