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RA In-Services

 

What you need to know:

  • You must attend 3 in-services this Spring if you are not currently enrolled in IRL classes.

  • Evaluations are available here. Download (.doc) or Download (.pdf)

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January

 Wednesday 21st @ 3:30 PM @ Longwood Center for Visual Arts Lower Level
Up the Yangtze

A critically acclaimed documentary about life in 21st century China (General Education Film Series)

Thursday 22nd @ 3:30 PM @ Jarman Auditorium
Jerome Ringo
A conservationist who is a national leader in environmental justice and clean energy issues (Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium) ***Must RSVP by phone 434-395-2395***

Friday 23rd @ 7 PM @ Wygal Auditorium
Traditional Chinese musical performance (piano, violin, erhu (two-string violin), dizi (transverse flute) and guzheng (zither-like string instrument))

 Wednesday 28th @ 11 PM-2PM @ Lankford Ballroom and the Dining Hall Lobby
Realistic Resolution Fair
Come and learn how you can “Be a Longwood BALANCER!!!”

Saturday 31st @ 7 PM @ Jarman Auditorium
The Black Jew Dialogues
A
two-actor play on the history and absurdity of prejudice in the context of the American Black-Jewish experience.

February

 Tuesday 3rd @ 7PM @ Molnar Recital Hall in Wygal
The Meeting
A one-act play that portrays a fictional meeting between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X (presented by the Office of Multicultural Affairs & International Student Services as part of Longwood’s celebration of African-American History Month)

Wednesday 7th @ 7:00 p.m @ Hull Auditorium
Perseplois
Part of the French Film Festival.

Tuesday 10th @ 3:30 p.m @ Hull Auditorium
Busing is a Phony Issue: Joseph Biden and the Liberal Retreat
from School Desegregation Brett V. Gadsden, Professor of African-American Studies, Emory University Lectures. 

Tuesday 10th @ 7:30 p.m @ Wygal Auditorium
Natasha Trethewey Poetry Reading
Phillis Wheatley Distinguished Chair in Poetry, Emory University, and Recipient of the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry

Friday 13th @ 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. @ Longwood Center for Visual Arts Lower Level
A Diverse and Rich History: Exploring Native American Cultures

Tuesday 24th @ 8pm @ Dorrill Grand Dining Hall
Speech on Leadership and Diversity
Tish Norman

March

Tuesday 3rd @ 4pm @ Programming Center
International Students
Representatives from our major international populations will be present to participate in a question and answer format.

Tuesday 3rd @ 7 PM @ Lee Grand Dining Room of Dorrill Dining Hall
Out of the Shadows: Talking Honestly About Mental Health.         

Ellen Coffey

Wednesday 4th @ 3pm @ 147B Greenwood Library
"Women's Health 101"
presented by Margo Potts, R.N., University Clinician

 Thursday 19th @ 12:30 PM @ Longwood Center for Visual Arts Lower Level
Dr. Rosemary Smith will speak on Japanese art and aesthetics    

 Thursday 19th @ 7:00 PM @ Jefferes Auditorium located in Stevens Hall (Old Science Building)
Transgender Speaker: Debra Davis

Sunday 22nd @ 2:00 PM @ ABC Rooms
"Milk"
come out and watch an LGBTQ-related, award winning film

Tuesday 24th @ 7 PM @ Molnar Recital Hall in Wygal
Henrik Selin
“Sustainability and International Cooperation on Environmental Issues”

Wednesday 25th @ 7 PM @ Longwood Center for Visual Arts Lower Level
Trouble the Water
Documentary about Hurricane Katrina’s impact on an inner-city New Orleans neighborhood

Friday (?) 27th @ 8:30 PM @ Jarman Auditorium
Las Guitarras de Espana (The Guitars of Spain)

April 

Wednesday 1st @ 3pm @ 147B Greenwood Library
"My Love! My Vampire! My Pedophile?"
presented by Dr. Rhonda Brock-Servais (and students)

Friday 3rd @ 7 PM @ Molnar Recital Hall in Wygal
Author David Baldacci
(Free but by ticket only. Tickets open to the Longwood community beginning March 1. Members of the Longwood community who then want tickets should see Keary Mariannino in room 122 in Greenwood Library)

Wednesday 15th @ 7 PM @ Longwood Center for Visual Arts Lower Level
Encounters at the End of the World
A documentary about life in Antarctica (General Education Film Series)