July
THE VIRTUAL PRESENTER’S WEBINAR SERIES - NEXT WEBCAST SCHEDULED ON TUESDAY, JULY 7: Presenting information online is a completely different ballgame from presenting in person. While you won’t need to worry about what to wear or the potential embarrassment of tripping on stage, you will need to consider how to engage, interact, involve and understand your audience - even though you can’t see them! The Office of Marketing and Communications invites you to attend a webinar series entitled, The Virtual Presenter's Series: Start Right! Design Right! Present Right! Please note: Each webinar in this series is independent of one another. Therefore, if you missed the first session, feel free to participate any one or both webinars listed below that are of interest:
• Webcast 2: Design for Non-Designers: How to Design Dynamic Presentations for Webinars
Date: Tuesday, July 7
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: NC-4, McDonough Hall (lower level)
• Webcast 3: Present Like a Pro: How to Deliver an Engaging, Interactive Webinar
Date: Tuesday, July 14
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: NC-4, McDonough Hall (lower level)Space is limited; to reserve your spot, contact Connie Seehoffer, support specialist in the Office of Marketing and Communications, at 860.231.5334 or cseehoffer@sjc.edu.
SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE ART GALLERY SUMMER EXHIBITION - BEYOND WORDS OPENS ON TUESDAY, JULY 7: As part of its summer exhibition of the permanent collection, the Saint Joseph College Art Gallery will present Beyond Words, an installation of prints that use text as image and message, including screen prints by Sister Mary Corita Kent and posters by the Guerilla Girls. The installation opens on Tuesday, July 7 and runs through Sunday, September 6.
• Beyond Words features prints that embody a deep engagement in cultural and social issues. Sister Mary Corita Kent, who belonged to the Order of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, began exhibiting her screen prints in the early 1950s. Drawing inspiration from advertising and media, she re-contextualized everyday phrases and images in colorful prints on such issues as poverty, social injustice, and war. In the late 1960s her work began to focus on lettering as the major design element in her prints, using texts from song lyrics, fragments of poetry, or contemporary slogans. The Guerrilla Girls, an anonymous group of female artists, was founded in 1985 in response to an exhibition at MoMA in which only 17 out of 165 artists were women. Since then they have made posters, staged public actions, and issued books using humor to state bluntly the facts of discrimination. Their posters on view in Beyond Words address injustice in art, culture and politics.
• The installation has been timed to coincide with Saint Joseph College’s 2009 Arts Integration and Multiple Intelligences Project (AIMI) summer programs for children grades 3-8. The theme for Session II (July 13 -July 29) with Jacques d’Amboise and a team from the National Dance Institute is A Celebration of John Lennon, which will culminate in a performance weaving vignettes of Lennon’s life together with original choreography set to his music.
• In addition to Beyond Words, the summer exhibition of works from the Saint Joseph College Art Gallery’s permanent collection will feature such highlights as paintings by Milton Avery, Georgia O’Keeffe, Thomas Hart Benton, and other twentieth-century American masters.
The Art Gallery is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday: 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; Thursday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.; and Sunday: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.; closed Monday. Admission is free of charge. For more information, contact Rochelle L.R. Oakley at 860.231.5743 or roakley@sjc.edu.
JULY 9 THROUGH 26 - THE 2009 CAPITAL CLASSICS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CAROL AUTORINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES, PRESENTS THE TEMPEST: Shakespeare under the stars, featuring The Tempest. In addition, traditional madrigals will be performed by The Elizabethan Consort on the grounds one-half hour before curtain and during intermission. Join us for this timeless drama as Capital Classics celebrates its 19th season of outdoor Shakespeare; performances will take place Thursday through Sunday from July 9 - 26. Bring picnics, lawn chairs, blankets and friends! Thursday, Friday and Saturday performances begin at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday performances begin at 5:30 p.m. and take place outdoors in the Sunken Garden located in front of The Carol Autorino Center (rain location: The Bruyette Athenaeum’s Hoffman Auditorium). Tickets: $12 adults; $7 students/children. To reserve tickets, contact the Frances Driscoll Box Office at 860.231.5555 or http://www.tickets.sjc.edu/. For more information regarding the production, visit http://www.capitalclassics.org/.
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE FOR SESSION II STARTING JULY 13 - ARTS INTEGRATION AND MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES (AIMI) PROJECT/CHILDREN’S SUMMER PROGRAM: Children ages 10 - 13 are encouraged to join us for the AIMI Project!
• Limited space is still available during Session II (July 13 - 29, 2009) which features the dance program with Oscar and Emmy Award winner Jacques d’Amboise H’03 and his team from the National Dance Institute. Click here for details.
• This year's dance program theme is "Imagine" based on John Lennon's musical and artistic work for peace.
• Relatives of Saint Joseph College faculty and staff, as well as Bon Appétit staff, receive 30% off registration/tuition.
For more information, contact Jill Mack, certification officer in the Education Office, at 860.231.5335 or jmack@sjc.edu.
OUCampus CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TRAINING FOR THE NEW SJC WEB SITE - TWO SESSIONS SCHEDULED ON FRIDAY, JULY 17: The Office of Marketing and Communications announces that refresher training for OUCampus content management system users, approvers and publishers will kick-off in July:
Two sessions will be held on Friday, July 17, 2009 in NC-1, located on the lower level of McDonough Hall:
• 10:00 a.m. to noon or
• 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.Training content is identical at each session. Please choose the time that is most convenient for you. Space is limited; to reserve your slot for either the morning or afternoon session, contact Connie Seehoffer, support specialist in the Office of Marketing and Communications, at 860.231.5334 or cseehoffer@sjc.edu. Note: Additional training will be offered in August and September - stay tuned to Campus Update for details.
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