News & Updates
Eastman:
Spring Registration
Online registration for Eastman School spring courses begins Nov. 5
for all graduate students, Class of 2008 members, and all dual degree
students; Nov. 6 for Class of 2009 members; Nov. 7 for Class of 2010
members; and Nov. 8 for Class of 2011 members. Students can register
online without a permission code (unless required) through Jan. 20.
Students can register online with a permission code and drop courses
online through Feb. 10.
Students are encouraged to meet with their academic advisor before
registering. Freshmen and undergraduate music education majors are
required to obtain permission from their academic advisor(s) to register.
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Flu
Shots: River Campus & Eastman
UHS has scheduled flu vaccine clinics for students. The first clinic
will be held on the River Campus on Friday, Nov. 2, from 11 a.m. to
1 p.m. in the May Room in Wilson Commons. The cost is $25 if not covered
by insurance. The BCBS insurance offered through UHS covers the cost
of flu shots. Students who prefer to schedule an appointment can do
so by calling 275-2662.
A clinic also will be held at the Eastman School for students, faculty,
and staff Wednesday, Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Cominsky
Promenade.
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Talk
by Alumnus, Trustee Mark Ain
University Trustee Mark Ain '67S (MBA), founder and executive chairman
of the software company Kronos, will discuss "Identifying and
Seizing an Entrepreneurial Opportunity" and kick off the Mark
Ain Business Model Competition on Thursday, Nov. 1, at 5 p.m. in Schlegel
Hall 207. Reception follows.
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UR
Coffee Forum
Representatives from Starbucks and Pura Vida will answer questions
about coffee and social responsibility on Tuesday, Oct. 30, in Salon
D of The Meliora. Free refreshments provided. Sponsored by Students
for Social Justice, Dining Services, Grassroots, and the Fair Trade
Campaign.
Fulbright
Information Session
Juniors and graduate students, learn more about how to plan your 2009-10
year abroad as a Fulbright scholar on Friday, Nov. 2, at noon in Wilson
Commons, Stackel Room.
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Eastman
Opera Theatre
Eastman Opera Theatre brings Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music to
the Kilbourn Hall stage for four performances beginning Thursday, Nov.
1.
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Wake
Up in Wilson on Halloween
Enjoy a great breakfast and a good read at this month's Halloween-themed
Wake Up in Wilson on Wednesday, Oct. 31, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. in Wilson
Commons. Breakfast will include apples, pumpkin muffins, cider, and
Fair-Trade coffee. A variety of newspapers and books will be provided
by the Campus Bookstore and WRUR will supply the music.
Coffeehouse
Show
UR Concerts presents Shane Gamble performing roots music/Americana
on Friday, Nov. 2, from 10 a.m. to midnight in Wilson Commons.
Free
Screening at Eastman House
Several departments in the College and at the Eastman School are collaborating
with the George Eastman House to present a screening of F.W. Murnau's
silent film Faust accompanied by a live orchestra on Nov. 6
at 8 p.m. in Dryden Theatre. Admission is free for all University students. Read
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Study
Abroad Eat & Greet
Come meet students who have studied around the world and returned to
share their stories on Wednesday, Oct. 31, in Wilson Commons, Havens
Lounge, between noon and 1 p.m. Whether you're new to the idea of study
abroad or you plan to study abroad next semester, this is a great way
to find out what's possible. Pizza and drinks provided.
Polish
Film Festival
The 12th annual Polish Film Festival continues at the Little Theatre
from Nov. 10-14. Organized by the Skalny Center for Polish and Central
European Studies, the festival features five films from Poland with
English subtitles. Read
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Closer
Look at Gender Differences
Catch a screening of the short film Power Dead Even Rule and Other
Gender Differences in the Workplace on Thursday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m.
in Goergen 101. A discussion follows, led by IBM's Mary Ellen Coleman,
about cultural gender differences and the "rules" that define
adult behavior. RSVP to Melanie Pelcher at mpelcher@mail.rochester.edu by
October 29.
AlphaTraz
2007
Alpha Delta Phi is sponsoring its annual fundraiser to support Cardiac
Care for Women. The event on Friday, Nov. 9, from 7-9 p.m. features
live music and food. Buy a ticket to keep campus and community members "imprisoned." Tickets
are $4 at the Common Market. Read
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Diwali
Dinner
The Hindu Student Association is hosting its annual Diwali Dinner on
Saturday, Nov. 3, from 6-9 p.m. in Douglass Dining Center. Catered
by Taste of India. Tickets are $8 at the Common Market.
Clarinet
Choir Hits the Road
After just one year in existence, Eastman's Clarinet Choir is going
on the road. On Sunday, Oct. 28, the 15-member ensemble travels to
Buffalo to perform as part of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra's
Community Night Concert Series. The choir will also appear at the Crane
School of Music at SUNY Potsdam on Sunday, Nov. 18. Read
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Event
Highlights
Monday,
Oct. 29:
Saxophonist
Todd Rewoldt: Guest recital. Eastman School. 9 p.m.
Tuesday,
Oct. 30:
Artist's
Reception: The exhibit Sights, Sites, and Cities features
photos by David Bleich. Gallery at the Art & Music Library.
5 p.m.
Plutzik
Reading Series: Author Tom Sleigh. Rush Rhees Library.
8 p.m.
Wednesday,
Oct. 31:
Fall
Advising and Cluster Fair: Wilson Commons. Noon.
Diversity
Panel: Open to University faculty, staff, and students.
Medical Center. Noon.
Library
Scare Fair: costume contests, refreshments, and entertainment.
Rush Rhees Library. 2-5 p.m.
Jazz
Ensembles: The Eastman New Jazz Ensemble and the Eastman
Jazz Ensemble. Eastman Theatre. 8 p.m.
Thursday,
Nov. 1:
Film
Screening: Dylan's Run. Part of the Humanities
Project. Morey Hall 321. 7 p.m.
Friday,
Nov. 2:
Diversity
in Higher Education: Rush Rhees Library. All day.
Psychology
Colloquia: Gender and communication. Meliora 366.
4 p.m.
Film
Screening: The Simpsons Movie. Hoyt Hall. 7,
9, and 11 p.m.
Saturday,
Nov. 3:
Fine
Craft Show: Continues through Sunday. Memorial Art
Gallery. All day.
Political
Science Conference: Celebrating Professor Richard
Niemi's 40th anniversary. Simon School. All day.
Film
Screening: Transformers. Hoyt Hall. 6:30 p.m.,
9:15 p.m., and midnight.
Sunday,
Nov. 4:
Baroque
Organ Recital: Memorial Art Gallery. 1 and 3 p.m.
What's
Up Lecture: Memorial Art Gallery. 2 p.m.
Sports
Home
Nov.
2-3: Volleyball Championships vs. Palestra. Starts 10 a.m.
Rochester
in the News
Chronicle
of Higher Education (Sept. 26)
"Are Computers in Libraries on the
Wane?"
A recent Podcast featuring
University librarians Judi Briden, Katie Clark, and Ann Marshall is
highlighted in the "Wired Campus" section. The librarians
discuss what they discovered after studying students' research habits. Read
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Did
You Know?
The
Sustainable Endowments Institute has released its 2008 College
Sustainability Report Card for the 200 U.S. colleges with the
largest endowements, including the University of Rochester. Read
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