DePauw Events

Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

ArtsFest 2012 presents Art Attack for Children. It's an exciting afternoon of art fun for children of all ages. Free and open to the public.

Location: GCPA 1100 Great Hall / Rotunda A
Organization: Communications and Strategic Initiatives
Organizer: McAdams, Sarah Communications and Strategic Initiatives

Location: Harrison Hall 212
Organization: Economics and Management
Organizer: Musser, Thomas H Economics and Management

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

Bobbie Lancaster delivers a fun and intimate concert geared specifically toward young children (suggested ages 2-7).

Location: GCPA Kerr
Organization: Communications and Strategic Initiatives
Organizer: McAdams, Sarah Communications and Strategic Initiatives

In a special ArtsFest 2012 Art Attack program, Bobbie Lancaster  presents a Young Audiences song writing workshop (suggested ages 7-12).

Location: GCPA Kerr
Organization: Communications and Strategic Initiatives
Organizer: McAdams, Sarah Communications and Strategic Initiatives

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

ArtsFest 2012 mulls over "Art and Other" and the DePauw Orchestra, directed by Orcenith Smith, will find that intersection of terms by presenting some family concert favorites, including a Halloween treat or two.  "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (from Disney's original Fantasia) is one such "Other" worldly work on the program, with Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" a children's concert favorite.  Also on the program is music from "Spiderman".

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

This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.

#Wellness

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

Location: Julian 159
Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Klinger, Christine Louise

Location:  Lilly Center, Racquetball Court #6

Indoor cycling is a class that provides a fun and varied cardio workout on stationary bicycles, led by certified instructors. The class is adaptable for all fitness levels.  Reserve a bike on the web site. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Location: Julian 151
Organization: Campus Living and Community Development
Organizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos

Location: GCPA 1152
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina

DePauw Student Government Senators meet to discuss issues concerning students and updates from the University. @dpu_studentgov

Location: Union Building Trustees
Organization: Student Congress
Organizer: Shager, Dorian R Campus Life

The voice faculty of the School of Music presents a concert as part of ArtsFest: Art and the Other that includes music by Brahms, Liszt, Wolf, Schubert and Ralph Vaughan Williams. Also on the program will be two scenes from the The Crucible by Robert Ward, one by Professor Caroline Smith and one presented by students from Professor Kerry Jennings' Performing Opera Class.

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

All student organizations with a voting representative of Student Government are required to attend. Issues regarding student organizations will be discussed. @dpu_studentgov

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Student Congress
Organizer: Shager, Dorian R Campus Life

Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

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

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Townsend, Gloria Childress

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

In conjunction with Artsfest 2012: Art and the Other, please join us for a discussion on curating culture and identity with ethnographic objects.  Dr. Tavy Aherne, part-time assistant professor of art, will lead the discussion using objects from DePauw's collection of African, South American, and Oceanic art. #Community 

Organization: Art and Art History
Organizer: Scott, Misti D

Location: Julian 260
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Townsend, Gloria Childress

Alpha Tau Omega presents "ATO Goes Homeless" on Monday October 29.  The purpose of this event is to raise awareness for the not so well known Indiana Lifeline Law.  Come to the north East College lawn any time after 7pm to ask any questions you may have regarding the law, their philanthropy in general or to simply socialize with ATO's.  They will also be collecting any canned food items to donate to a local food bank to tie in the need to help out the homeless.

Location: East College Lawn - North
Organization: ATO
Organizer: Will Merritt

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

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

Free and open to the public.  

Come learn how we make up (some!) of our story of the past from the Getty Museum's Curator of Antiquities.  For more about the Getty see http://www.getty.edu/index.html.  And consider coming to Lapatin's 7 pm talk tomorrow on "Archaeological Forgeries: Why Fakes Matter."

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organization: Classical Studies
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

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

STUDY TABLES FOR SWIMMING AND DIVING

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

Location: Julian 152, Julian 161, Julian 111, Julian 151
Organization: Campus Living and Community Development
Organizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos

Gypsies, or more appropriately, the Romani people, are a broadly dispersed ethnic group living among other ethnic groups throughout Europe and the world.  Wherever they live, they are considered to be "others," and the foreignness of their music and customs has inspired classical composers to write countless pieces in imitation of and homage to these exotic sounds.  Join us for a passion-filled evening of gypsy music.Gregory Ristow, director. 

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

Omega Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated is screening the documentary The Invisible War. The Invisble War documents the epidemic of rape in the U.S military

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organization: Omega Phi Beta
Organizer: Daniella Novas

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

Location: Julian 109
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Kendall-Morwick, Joseph B Computer Science

Orientation meeting for students enrolled in Winter Term 2013 Japan Course with D. Berque and H. Chiba.

Location: Julian 157
Organization: Computer Science
Organizer: Berque, David A Computer Science

Indoor cycling is a class that provides a fun and varied cardio workout on stationary bicycles, led by certified instructors. The class is adaptable for all fitness levels.  Reserve a bike on the web site. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

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

Earn prizes by putting the products into correct recycling bin!!!!! Being Green is the way to be!!!

Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1
Organization: Omega Phi Beta
Organizer: Daniella Novas 347-805-6354

Location: Union Building 231
Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Location: Union Building 232
Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Ever stress about filling out the course registration grid system online? Do you want to see the new proposed system that would go into effect in Spring 2013? Ken Kirkpatrick, Head of the Registrar, will be introducing the proposed system for how we register for classes and all students are welcome to provide insight on the new system. Please email markfadel_2013@depauw.edu if you are not able to attend the forum but are still interested in providing input. 

Location: Olin Building Aud 123
Organization: Student Congress
Organizer: Shager, Dorian R Campus Life

When it comes to body sculpting, Zumba Toning raises the bar (or rather, the toning stick). Toning sticks are used to enhance rhythm and tone all their target zones, including arms, abs, glutes and thighs. #Wellness

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

Next spring DePauw will embark on an important new project: a campus farm. If you have any interest in where the farm will be, what we'll be doing there - and how you can participate - please plan on attending this meeting.

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Steele, Carol Susanne

Weekly meeting for Prindle Interns

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics
Organizer: Hewell, Elizabeth N

Open Reception to meet visiting speaker, David Quammen. 4:00-5:30 pm in Julian Atrium. Eli's Bookstore will be selling his just published book and the topic of his 7:30 pm University lecture in Watson Forum, "Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic". A few of Quammen's other books will also be available for purchase and signing (Signing to occur from 5:10-5:30 pm). This event is open to all Quammen enthusiasts.

Location: Julian Atrium
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

Indoor Cycling class is held in the Lilly Center, Racquetball Court #6. It is a class that provides a fun and varied cardio workout on stationary bicycles, led by certified instructors. The class is adaptable for all fitness levels.  Please go to http://www.depauw.edu/studentlife/wellness/fitness/indoor-cycling/ to reserve a bike. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.

#Wellness

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

Appropriate for all levels. #Wellness

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

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

Location: GCPA 1152
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina

Location: Julian 151
Organization: Campus Living and Community Development
Organizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos

A deep water fitness workout that mimics running, cycling, weightlifting and kickboxing without impact or wear and tear on joints. Participants will need water flotation belts. #Wellness

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

Class is held at the Lilly Center, Pool.  Deep water fitness workout uses a water floatation belt.  See instructor for details. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Free and open to the public.

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organization: Classical Studies
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

STUDY TABLES FOR SWIMMING AND DIVING

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

Pianist May Phang, violinist Dan Rizner, and cellist Eric Edberg explore "music and the other" with compositions by Robert Schumann (1810-1856), Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979), and Libby Larsen (b. 1950). Schumann suffered from mental illness and in that sense was "the other." He also was an influential critic who wrote with disdain for the "Philistines" ("others" to him) who couldn't comprehend or appreciate what he saw as true art. Rebecca Clarke was marginalized as a "woman" composer, the "other" in a male-dominated classical music culture. Libby Larsen, who came of age during the feminist revolution, is regarded as one of the major classical composers of our time, no longer a "woman composer."  For years, many American classical musicians saw popular idioms as a threat and treated them with disdain. Larsen's piece "Three for the Road" is inspired by Boogie-woogie and represents classical music embracing what it once regarded as "the other."  

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

Sponsored by the Blair A. and Teresa O. Reith Lecture Fund and Science Research Fellows Program, David Quammen will be talking about his newest book, Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic".  You may know of Quammen from his other award winning works including, Song of the Dodo, The Reluctant Mr. Darwin, Monster of God. His current book involves zoonotic deseases, the infections that leap into humans from other species, mainly that means scary new viruses, as well as a few scary old ones! Quammen is the winner of the 2012 Stephen Gould Prize, The Stephen Jay Gould Prize is awarded annually by the Society for the Study of Evolution to recognize individuals whose sustained and exemplary efforts have advanced public understanding of evolutionary science and its importance in biology, education, and everyday life in the spirit of Stephen Jay Gould.We are excited and pleased that David Quammen has been able to fit DePauw University into his schedule and hope that you will attend this free and open event!

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

Spiritual Life CenterCompton Reading Room500 E.Seminary St.Sunday School Class for CollegeStudents on Tuesday Evening…becausewe know most college students sleep inon Sunday morning!Homemade baked goods will be a part of every weekly meeting! Join us as we create a safe spiritual space for students to be authentic and examine Christian principles that affect our basic foundation and core values.  All are welcome, regardless of where you may be on your spiritual path! The more the merrier!Contact: Tanis Monday317-294-4384 or tanis@putnamcountymuseum.org

Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Student Athlete Advisory Committee

Location: Julian 151
Organization: Athletics
Organizer: Hauter, Brad D

Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Location: Julian 300
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Cox, Carol S

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

This session will demonstrate how to use the VLOOKUP function in Excel 2010. Prerequisite: The Intermediate Excel Topics workshop, or commensurate experience with Excel. 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: GCPA Thompson
Organization: Music
Organizer: Bagwell, Janice E Music

Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1
Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Schultz, Kelsey L Global Opportunities

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

Young Women Disciple Group

Wednesday led by Sandy Smith

Thursday led by Shannon Hammond

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Center for Management and Entrepreneurship
Organizer: Smith, Sandra Beth

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

Panelists Hillary Kelleher, Susan Anthony and Istvan Csicsery-Ronay will discuss vampires in literature, theatre, film and television, moderated by Debby Geis.  This panel discussion is part of ArtsFest and is being presented by the Performing Arts Series as a companion to the 10/31 8:00 pm showing of the classic silent film "Nosferatu, the Vampire," accompanied by live organ music improvised by John Schwandt.  Both the panel discussion and the film showing/concert are free and open to the public.

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organization: Performing Arts
Organizer: Dye, Ronald L English

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

Every Wednesday at 5:00 PM  in the Center for Spiritual Life, 500 E. Seminary St.  members of the DePauw  community gather to have a free meal, followed by a speaker, usually a faculty or staff member, reporting what matters most to them and why. We encourage all faculty, staff and  members of the Greencastle community to join us.

Organization: Office of Spiritual Life
Organizer: Lytle, Marjorie Lesley

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Jirari, Loutfi

Indoor Cycling class is held in the Lilly Center, Racquetball Court #6. It is a class that provides a fun and varied cardio workout on stationary bicycles, led by certified instructors. The class is adaptable for all fitness levels.  Please go to http://www.depauw.edu/studentlife/wellness/fitness/indoor-cycling/ to reserve a bike. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Appropriate for all levels. #Wellness

Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room
Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Union Board's weekly All-board meeting. Open to all students eager to learn about events coming up.

Location: Union Building 231
Organization: Union Board
Organizer: Jonathan Rosario 646 982 4541

Location: GCPA 1029
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Good, Timothy A Communication and Theatre

Take Back the Night has become internationally known, as a way to take a stand against sexual violence and speak out against these horrible crimes. 

Location: East College Meharry
Organization: Omega Phi Beta
Organizer: Daniella Novas 347-805-6354

Location: GCPA Kresge
Organization: Performing Arts
Organizer: Dye, Ronald L English

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

ArtsFest presents a Costume Party Recpetion following Performing Arts Series Event: Organist John Schwandt accompanying silent film Nosferatu. Directed by F.W. Murnau, Nosferatu is a classic 1922 German Expressionist horror film starring Max Schreck as the vampire Count Orlok.

Location: GCPA 1100 Great Hall / Rotunda A
Organization: Communications and Strategic Initiatives
Organizer: McAdams, Sarah Communications and Strategic Initiatives

Indoor Cycling class is held in the Lilly Center, Racquetball Court #6. It is a class that provides a fun and varied cardio workout on stationary bicycles, led by certified instructors. The class is adaptable for all fitness levels.  Please go to http://www.depauw.edu/studentlife/wellness/fitness/indoor-cycling/ to reserve a bike. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Location: Julian 373
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Cox, Carol S

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

Location: Harrison Hall 106
Organization: English
Organizer: Sinowitz, Michael L

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

Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 3
Organization: Professional Opportunities
Organizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann

Harry & Izzy's  -  Event Details

Organization: Alumni Relations
Organizer: Wendling, Deanna D

Pub Board Meeting

Location: Julian 159
Organization: Center for Management and Entrepreneurship
Organizer: Smith, Sandra Beth

Location: Olin Building 215
Organization: English
Organizer: McInnes, Marion K

When it comes to body sculpting, Zumba Toning raises the bar (or rather, the toning stick). Toning sticks are used to enhance rhythm and tone all their target zones, including arms, abs, glutes and thighs. #Wellness

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

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.  Please join Chaz Evans, professor of new media at DePauw, for a discussion centered on several of the exhibited films. #PeelerArtExhibit #Community

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

Location: Julian 300
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Cox, Carol S

Location: Harrison Hall 223
Organization: Psychology
Organizer: Lambermont, Connie J

Location: Blackstock West Field; Greencastle, Ind. — North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Semifinal

#ChemistrySeminar

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

Location: Union Building Trustees
Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Klinger, Christine Louise

Location: Union Building Ballroom
Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Klinger, Christine Louise

Location: Union Building Ivy Rm
Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Klinger, Christine Louise

Todd M. Williams, P.E., P.G.

President and Division Manager

Cardno Entrix

Free and open to the public

#ManagementSpeaker

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organization: Center for Management and Entrepreneurship
Organizer: Smith, Sandra Beth

Indoor Cycling class is held in the Lilly Center, Racquetball Court #6. It is a class that provides a fun and varied cardio workout on stationary bicycles, led by certified instructors. The class is adaptable for all fitness levels.  Please go to http://www.depauw.edu/studentlife/wellness/fitness/indoor-cycling/ to reserve a bike. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.

#Wellness

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

Feminista! is a multicultural feminist and women's rights activist group; We welcome everyone to join us.  Make your mark an exclamation!

#womenscenter

#StudentLife

Location: The Womens Center Lounge
Organization: Womens Center
Organizer: Weltz, Annie Harris

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

* This event is Not open to public, it's only open to DCC members. DCC's Second General Meeting; food will be available; future events promotion, etc. 

Location: Julian AUD 147, Julian 251
Organization: DePauw China Connection
Organizer: Bonnie 765-719-0027

Location: Boswell Field; Greencastle, Ind. — North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Semifinal

Location: Julian 300
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Baratta, Anthony M

Location: GCPA 1152
Organization: Modern Languages
Organizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina

Victim or Abuser? is an event attacking the stereotypes that accompanies clothes with sexual harrasment. Students will have to determine who is the victim or abuser based on clothing. 

Location: Union Building Ballroom
Organization: Omega Phi Beta
Organizer: Daniella Novas 347-805-6354

A deep water fitness workout that mimics running, cycling, weightlifting and kickboxing without impact or wear and tear on joints. Participants will need water flotation belts. #Wellness

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

Class is held at the Lilly Center, Pool.  Deep water fitness workout uses a water floatation belt.  See instructor for details. #Wellness

Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

Location: Springfield, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Semifinal

The DePauw Debate Team takes on the British National Debate Team in a public debate.  The event is free and open to the public, and a brief reception will follow.  The debate is sponsored by the Department of Communication and Theatre, and the DePauw Debate Society.

Location: Pulliam CCM Watson
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D Communication and Theatre

Join others on campus for food and to learn more about Buck Brannaman, one of the most respected cowboys in the country and the inspiration for "The Horse Whisperer,".  This documentary tells his own life story of finding peace among horses in the Old West after a tumultuous childhood. 

Location: Julian 152
Organization: Professional Opportunities
Organizer: Mahoney, Erin Allyse

Location: GCPA 1029
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

Robert Boswell, Kelly Writers Series fiction writer and author of eleven books, including The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards, a story collection with Graywolf Press, published in Aprill 2009 will read.  Free and open to the public.

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organization: English
Organizer: Kelley, Roberta M

Performance of Duzer Du/Alpha Psi Omega's production of Wole Soyinka's play Swamp Dwellers.  This event is co-sponsored with WAMIDAN.

Location: GCPA Kerr
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

FREE & fun dinner hosted by LGBT Services for students who identify as queer/questioning/LGBT people of color. A social and supportive environment to chat with others who understand and validate your intersecting identities.

Location: The Womens Center Lounge
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Nguyen, An-Vi Vivie

Location: Julian 300
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Cox, Carol S

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

Location: Emison Building Gallery
Organization: Admission
Organizer: Judy, Teresa M

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

Location: Reese Hall Lobby
Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Klinger, Christine Louise

Location: Julian 135 Conf
Organization: Academic Affairs Dept
Organizer: Myers, Ruth E

#ChemistrySeminar

Location: Julian AUD 147
Organization: Chemistry
Organizer: Giles, Mary

SRF Senior HONR 491 Internship presentations; Brown Bag Lunches on Fridays. Today is Matt Kuk.... who worked at the Duke Marine Lab in North Carolina and Kelly Hoerst, who worked at Johnson and Johnson Research and Devel. in California.   This should be an exciting and rewarding lunchtime presentation. Bring your lunch to Julian 221 at 11:30 and we'll give you cookies and drinks.

Location: Julian 221
Organization: Science Research Fellow Program
Organizer: Pigg, Tavia S

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

Appropriate for all levels. #Wellness

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

An event for DePauw students by invitation only, and bring your own lunch.  Contact Samuel Autman or Keith Nightenhelser for more information.

Location: Harrison Hall 212
Organizer: Nightenhelser, Keith E Convocations

An introduction to using and organizing email in Google Mail. Tools to organize your inbox, such as labels and filters, are explained, as well as how to change mailbox settings. Facilitated by Dave Diedriech, Technical Training Coordinator.

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

Sports Night to be held on each date in the Lilly Auxillary Gym  and Lilly South Court

Organization: Civic Opportunities
Organizer: Klinger, Christine Louise

Location: Springfield, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament Quarterfinal

Regular meeting of the DePauw Gaming Club.  Everyone is welcome to attend.

Location: Julian 300
Organization: Physics and Astronomy
Organizer: Brooks, Howard L

Duplicate bridge game

Organization: Publications
Organizer: Anderson, Larry G

Duplicate bridge game

Organization: Publications
Organizer: Anderson, Larry G

The untold story of female rappers in an industry dominated by male artists. This event will explore the struggles of female rappers and the audience will enjoy performances by Dutch Rebelle and Ruby Ibara

Location: GCPA Thompson
Organization: Omega Phi Beta
Organizer: Daniella Novas 347-805-6354

Location: GCPA 1029
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

The DePauw Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dan Foster, will feature aconcert of various styles within the modern jazz idiom.  Funk and rockfusion-influenced music by Les Hooper, new LA composer/arranger DaveRichards, and Radiohead, along with classic standards from the CountBasie Orchestra and Buddy Rich libraries will be performed.

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

Production of Duzer Du/Alpha Psi Omega's production of Wole Soyinka's play Swamp Dwellers.  This event is co-sponsored with WAMIDAN.

Location: GCPA Kerr
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

Free and open to the public. 

About the authors: Samuel Autman teaches writing at DePauw, is an experienced journalist, and has an MFA in Creative Non-Fiction from the Columbia School of the Arts.

Simmons B. Buntin is the founding editor of Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments. His first book of poetry, Riverfall, was published in 2005 by Ireland's Salmon Poetry and his next collection, Bloom, is now available from Salmon Poetry. His terrain has varied from the scrub oak hammocks of central Florida to the thorny scarps of the Sonoran Desert, the rolling hardwood hills of Maryland to the flagstone trails of the Colorado Front Range, but his path seems always directed by the pursuit of an eloquent balance between the built and natural environments. He's a founder and co-editor Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments.

Tara Masih grew up on Long Island, and now lives in Boston where she has worked at Pym-Randall Press, STORIES literary magazine, Little, Brown’s college divisionand Bedford Books/St. Martin’s Press. Tara has published fiction, poetry, essays, profiles, and articles (Confrontation, The Caribbean Writer, Hayden’s Ferry Review, The Los Angeles Review, Red River Review, New Millennium Writings), and her essays have been read on NPR.

Katrina Grigg-Saito is a writer, documentary film-maker and journalist. Her writing has appeared in National Geographic, the Christian Science Monitor, WBUR, the Japan Times, Metropolis Magazine, and Skirt Magazine. Her first children's book The Sound of Silence is forthcoming from Little, Brown and Company.

Location: Peeler Art Center Aud
Organizer: Nightenhelser, Keith E Convocations

Live music with local musician Mary Michael in the Hub, free & open to the public.

Location: Union Building Ivy Rm
Organization: Multicultural and International Life
Organizer: Johnson-Licon, Jeannette

Location: GCPA Moore
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

Appropriate for all levels. #Wellness

Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room
Organization: Student Life Division
Organizer: Servais, Jeanne M

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: Blackstock West Field; Greencastle, Ind. — North Coast Athletic Conference Championship game

Location: Springfield, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference Semifinal

Location: Blackstock Stadium — North Coast Athletic Conference game

Location: Granville, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference championship game

Location: Erdmann Natatorium

Location: Erdmann Natatorium; Lilly Center

Kappa's annual fall fashion show with Rent the Runway! Tickets are $3, doors open at 6 and the show begins at 6:30.

Location: Union Building Ballroom
Organization: Kappa Kappa Gamma
Organizer: Emily Wilson 765-721-0832

Location: Delaware, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference championship game

Location: Springfield, Ohio — North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament championship match

Location: Longden Hall Den
Organization: Campus Living and Community Development
Organizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos

Location: GCPA 1029
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre

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

Production of Duzer Du/Alpha Psi Omega's production of Wole Soyinka's play Swamp Dwellers. This event is co-sponsored with WAMIDAN.

Location: GCPA Kerr
Organization: Communication and Theatre
Organizer: Anthony, M S Communication and Theatre