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This program is
made possible by support from:
Union
County College Foundation
CEPAC, Union County College
Individual donations
Special Events open to the Community
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
7:15 pm, Victor M. Richel Student Commons,
Cranford Campus
African Drumming
Zawadi School of African Dance will perform native African
Drumming. Refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, March 1, 2006
11:15 am - 12:10 pm, Roy Smith Theater, Cranford Campus
The Social Functions and Consequences of the Arts in
Society:
The
Video Made Me Have Sex
Mark
Ellis, Professor at William Paterson University, will present a lecture
on consequences of the arts in today’s society. |
Special Events open to the Community
Wednesday, March 1, 2006 - continued
7:00 p.m., Roy Smith Theater, Cranford Campus
Paper Clips
The film, “Paper Clips” will be shown and a discussion
will follow.
7:30 p.m., Theater, Elizabeth Campus
The Diary of Clara Kramer
A dramatic reading will be presented by UCC’s Theater
Project. Mrs. Kramer is a Holocaust survivor who hid from the Nazis
for20 months. Mrs. Kramer will be available for questions and discussion
after the presentation. With Lisa Alford and Deborah Pires. Zoya Bromberg, narrator.
Thursday, March 2, 2006
9:30 to 10:50 a.m., Roy Smith Theater, Cranford Campus
Defining Genocide: US Islam. Theocracy in the Sudan and
the Darfur Tragedy
Aaron Tesfaye, Professor at William Paterson University
will present a lecture on the horrors of genocide happening in the world today.
7:15 p.m., Roy Smith Theater, Cranford Campus
Address Unknown
A dramatic reading of the
William Atherton play called,
“the most effective indictment of
Nazism...”. With Gary Glor.
8:45 p.m. - Theater, Elizabeth Campus
An Evening of Spirituals, Gospels, and the Blues
A performance of gospel and the blues will be given by
musicians Zulema Brown, Kenneth Faulkner-Alexander, and Tangy Major. The
lecture, “The Place of the Spirituals in American History” will be
presented by Dr. Larry Hogan, Union County College.
8:15 p.m. - Main Lecture Hall, Room 210, Plainfield
Campus
Compensation
Compensation, a film that interweaves the stories of
two couples in Chicago nearly a century apart, these tales explore the
dynamics of discriminations the couples face - being African-American
and Hearing-Impaired – and how it affects their lives in
different times. |
