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Thursday, April 25 /// 12:00pm /// CHA 301
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Book: “The Little Ice Age: How Climate Made History” by Brian Fagan
Mark Carey specializes in environmental history and the
history of science. Carey’s research has focused on several topics: climate
change, natural disasters, glacier-society interactions, mountaineering,
water, and health/medicine.
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First ten people to sign up on the bulletin board posted outside the library will receive a free copy of the book!
Refreshments will be provided.
with Professor Mark Carey
Clark Honors College Student Association Presents
Film: Big Night (with Stanley Tucci and
Tony Shaloub)Date: Monday, Oct. 1st
Time: 6:00pmLocation: GSH 117
There will be pizza and a discussion of the film after the showing.
Ideas Worth Spreading
Thursday, November 1st
6:00pm, CHA 303
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E Wednesday, Sept. 19th: Spotlight Lecture “An Evening of Debate In Defense of Food.” & Ice Cream Social,
7 pm, GSH Great Room (123)
Thursday, Sept. 20th: Community Garden Tour,
10:00 to 11:30am. Meet in HEDCO (Education) Lobby
Speech & Debate info session, CHA 307, 2 pm - 3:30 pm. Stop by!
Movie Night (showing Like Water for Chocolate), in PLC 180, 7:30 pm
Friday, Sept. 21st: Walk through of Hendrick's park, 2 pm. Meet in front of GSH on 15th.
TFA Info Session Tuesday, October 16th 6:00pm, CHA 301
*Pizza will be provided!
SANDORELLIX KATZ
Cosponsored by the CHCSA and the Climate Justice League
Friday, November 16th
2:30 - 4:00pmCHC Library in Chapman 301
Join Katz for a student fermentation demo and discussion! Refreshments provided.
Called by the New York Times one of the “unlikely rock stars of the American food
scene,” he’s a “cultural revivalist,” which is a clever way of defining a food activist who writes
about changing the American food system by recovering the lost art of fermentation.
t-shirt design competition
ENTRIES DUE BY FRIDAY, MAY 3RD
enter the chcsa’s annual
THE WINNER OF THIS CONTEST WILL RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT FEATURING HER OR HIS DESIGN.
CONTEST DESIGN GUIDELINES:
- 2 COLORS MAXIMUM FOR THE DESIGN- MUST INCLUDE THE WORDS "CLARK HONORS COLLEGE"
- ENTRY MUST BE EMAILED IN .PDF, .AI, OR .PSD FORMAT TO [email protected]
THE MAC COMPUTERS IN THE CHAPMAN LAB ARE EQUIPPED WITH ADOBE CS5 DESIGN PREMIUM THAT INCLUDES PHOTOSHOP, ILLUSTRATOR, INDESIGN, ETC. FOR MAKING YOUR SUBMISSION. THERE IS ALSO A FLATBED SCANNER AVAILABLE FOR
YOUR USE IN THE LAB FOR ANY DRAWINGS DONE ON PAPER.
E-MAIL ELLEN ROJC AT [email protected] WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
The CHC’s Honored Author Series presents
Mary Szybist“I have always done my best work in long, uninterrupted spaces where I can listen, really listen, to the line I have just written; it is in stretches of silence that I can hear what comes next.”
Mary Szybist is Assistant Professor of English at Lewis & Clark College, and received her MFA from the Iowa
Writer’s Workshop. She is the author of Granted (2003), a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. She recently received a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, and is one of two recipients of the 2009 Witter Brynner Award, selected by Poet Laureate Kay Ryan for the Library of Congress.
The first ten students to sign up on the board outside the library to attend the event will receive a FREE copy of Syzbist’s Granted
Wednesday, November 7th
1 - 2 pm Chapman Library
(CHA 301)
Drinks and snacks will be served.
Tutoring and Mentoring Information SessionWed. March 6th, 4:00pm, CHC Library
Help to make a positive impact in your community by encouraging and enriching
education for high school students! Come stop by to learn more about this rewarding
volunteer opportunity!
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