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Major Campus Events, 2007-2008





SPRING
Emerging Leaders – for freshmen; must attend all six workshops
SHIELD – any class year; must attend two mandatory and then choose four additional

If questions, email Geoff Orth
 


1/29 -
Math/CS Colloquium Series; Speaker, Dr. David S. Smith, The U.S. Census and Pierre Francois Who?, refreshments in the Math & Computer Science Department Lounge (Ruffner 300A) 3:30 to 4pm, with presentation in Ruffner 356, 4-5pm
1/31 - International Coffee Hour; Java City Cafe', Greenwood Library, 3:30-5pm

2/4 - French Film Festival; Paris, Je t'aime, Lankford Ballroom, 7pm
2/5 - Chinese New Year 2008 Program, The New China:  Anhui University Student's share their knowledge and insight; light refreshments served, Janet Greenwood Library, Room 147A, 12:30-2pm
2/5 - Longwood Job & Internship Fair, Dorrill Dining Hall, 1-5pm
2/5 - African American History Month: Exploring the Legal Questions and Contemporary Social Challenges of the Law, Professor Tomiko Brown-Nagen, F. Palmer Weber Research Professor in Civil Rights and Human Rights, University of Virginia,
Wygal Auditorium, 7pm
2/6 - Chinese Cultural Exhibition, featuring Tai Chi, Calligraphy, and Language presentations, Janet Greenwood Library Atrium, Green Tea and Moon Cake served, 12:30-2pm
2/7 - Study Abroad Fair, Lankford Ballroom, 4-6pm
2/7 - "The Love of God in China", Professor John Peale, Alice Stallard Board Room, 7pm reception to follow in Lancaster Gallery
2/9 - "Game Night at the Library" sponsored by the Greenwood Library and Lancer Productions, Time TBA

2/12 - Lancer Productions; Dynamic Recruitment by Phired Up Productions, Lankford Ballroom, 3:30pm
2/12 -
French Film Festival; The Chorus, Hull 132, 7pm
2/13 - Lancer Productions and Music Department sponsors; Plunky & Oneness, Urban Jazz Musicians, Wygal Auditorium, 7pm reception to follow

2/18 -
Chamber Music Series, Semplice Duo-Flute/Piano, Wygal, 7:30pm
2/20 -
French Film Festival; Bamako, LCVA, 7pm
2/20 -
Longwood Theatre presents: "The Exonerated" directed by Pam Arkin, Jarman, 8pm
2/21 -
Math/CS Colloquium Series, Topic TBA, Speaker Dr. Raina Robeva, Associate Professor of Mathematical Science, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Sweet Briar College, refreshments in the Math & Computer Science Department Lounge (Ruffner 300A) 3:30 to 4pm, with presentation in Ruffner 356, 4-5pm
2/21 - Longwood Theatre presents: "The Exonerated" directed by Pam Arkin, Jarman, 8pm
2/22 - Longwood Theatre presents: "The Exonerated" directed by Pam Arkin, Jarman, 8pm
2/23 - Longwood Theatre presents: "The Exonerated" directed by Pam Arkin, Jarman, 8pm
2/24 - Longwood Theatre presents: "The Exonerated" directed by Pam Arkin, Jarman, 3pm

2/26 - French Film Festival; The Beat That My Heart Skipped, Lankford Ballroom, 7pm
2/27 -
Lancer Productions; Step Afrika, History of the art of stepping, Jarman Auditorium, 8pm, admission: students free, $7 for public, $5 for Longwood faculty and staff


3/3 -
French Film Festival; Poison Friends, Lankford Ballroom , 7pm
3/3 -
Lancer Productions; "Darfur Now" movie showing, Location TBA, 7:30pm
3/4 - Wind Symphony Concert, Jarman, 7:30pm
3/4 -
Lancer Productions; John Pendergrast, Lecture on Darfur, Lee Grand Dining Room, Dorrill Dining Hall, 8pm
3/5 -
General Education Film Series; Kamp Katrina, LCVA, 7pm

3/10 - 3/14 -- Spring Break

3/19 -
Lancer Productions; Inside Iraq:  The Untold Stories with Mike Shiley, Wygal Auditorium, 8pm
3/20 - South Indian Classical Music, Flute recital by Shashank Subhramanyam, Wygal Auditorium, 7pm

3/24 - 3/28 -- Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Dr. Andrei G. Aleinikov, guest speaker on campus
3/25 -
Math/CS Colloquium Series, Topic and Speaker TBA, refreshments in the Math & Computer Science Department Lounge (Ruffner 300A) 3:30 to 4pm, with presentation in Ruffner 356, 4-5pm
3/25 -
Diversity Days 9: Keynote Speaker: What do I know about Globalization? Nayan Chanda, author of "Bound Together" and "How Traders, Preachers, Adventurers and Warriors Shaped Globalization," Wygal Auditorium, 7pm
3/25 -
Jazz Ensembles Spring Concert, Jarman, 7:30pm
3/26 -
General Education Film Series; The Fountain, LCVA, 7pm
3/27 - Sankofa Lecture: Dr. Lynn Nybell, Hull Auditorium, 7pm

3/27 - Diversity Days 9:
Campus Diversity Program, What do I know about Globalization? with Nayan Chanda,
Wygal Auditorium, 7pm, reception to follow
3/28 - Children's Book Illustrator Cris Arbo presetation:  All Around Me, I See; The Dandelion Seed; and In a Nutshell.  A book signing will follow, Greenwood Library, 7pm

4/8 -
Lancer Productions; Paul D, Spoken Word Artist, Hull Auditorium, 8pm

4/16 -
General Education Film Series; A Mighty Heart, LCVA, 7pm
4/16 - Longwood Theatre presents: "She Stoops To Conquer" directed by Gene Muto, Jarman, 8pm

4/17 -
Math/CS Colloquium Series, Topic and Speaker TBA, refreshments in the Math & Computer Science Department Lounge (Ruffner 300A) 3:30 to 4pm, with presentation in Ruffner 356, 4-5pm 
4/17 - Longwood Theatre presents: "She Stoops To Conquer" directed by Gene Muto, Jarman, 8pm
4/18 - Longwood Theatre presents: "She Stoops To Conquer" directed by Gene Muto, Jarman, 8pm
4/19 - Longwood Theatre presents: "She Stoops To Conquer" directed by Gene Muto, Jarman, 8pm

4/29 - Longwood Theatre presents: "She Stoops To Conquer" directed by Gene Muto, Jarman, 3pm