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March 2021
The Wolves (on-demand video rental)
The UMaine School of Performing Arts's Division of Theatre will present its first performance of the Spring 2021 season via on-demand video rental, March 5-14. Pre-sale tickets are available now. The Wolves, written by Sarah DeLappe (and directed by associate professor Marcia Joy Douglas), centers on the experiences of a high school girls' soccer team through their weekly pre-game warmups. The play was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2017. For more information, or to pre-order your rental, visit showtix4u.com/event-details/46822 Left quad. Right quad. Lunge. A girls'…
Find out more »Women of The First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit (online)
Join the Smithsonian and the Anacostia Community Museum for an important environmental justice reunion and focus on female activism. This community forum brings together several women who were participants in the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit of 1991. How did this summit impact their work? What lessons were learned in the past that can be applied to efforts today? About the original Summit: Over the course of four days in October of 1991, more than 500…
Find out more »The Wolves (on-demand video rental)
The UMaine School of Performing Arts's Division of Theatre will present its first performance of the Spring 2021 season via on-demand video rental, March 5-14. Pre-sale tickets are available now. The Wolves, written by Sarah DeLappe (and directed by associate professor Marcia Joy Douglas), centers on the experiences of a high school girls' soccer team through their weekly pre-game warmups. The play was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2017. For more information, or to pre-order your rental, visit showtix4u.com/event-details/46822 Left quad. Right quad. Lunge. A girls'…
Find out more »Earth, Moon and Sun
Earth, Moon, & Sun is a fast-paced full dome demonstration of lunar phases, eclipses, day and night, the sun and other puzzling events with the help of a confused coyote. This program beautifully illustrates basic concepts like moon phases and seasons. Based on the trickster of Native American lore, Coyote is constantly corrected in his misunderstandings of how things work. A live tour of the Maine sky and its beautiful constellations completes this micro-unit of astronomy. Tickets for planetarium programs are…
Find out more »David Bowie Dreams
David Bowie Dreams engages audiences in a sensory journey full of innovation, artistry and imagination set to a pulsating soundtrack of one of rock music's greatest icons. Experience music in new ways in the planetarium at the Versant Power Astronomy Center. Tickets are $8 for general admission. Music programs may contain explicit lyrics, and are intended for adult audiences. All music programs may contain bright flashing lights and fast-moving images, which have been known to trigger seizures with those with…
Find out more »The Wolves (on-demand video rental)
The UMaine School of Performing Arts's Division of Theatre will present its first performance of the Spring 2021 season via on-demand video rental, March 5-14. Pre-sale tickets are available now. The Wolves, written by Sarah DeLappe (and directed by associate professor Marcia Joy Douglas), centers on the experiences of a high school girls' soccer team through their weekly pre-game warmups. The play was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2017. For more information, or to pre-order your rental, visit showtix4u.com/event-details/46822 Left quad. Right quad. Lunge. A girls'…
Find out more »Faculty 2021: Featured Art Faculty Exhibition
Lord Hall Gallery will present "Faculty 2021: Featured Art Faculty Exhibition," which will run from Feb.12 to March 12. It features work by Susan Camp, Wayne Hall, Samantha C. Jones, Andy Mauery, Robert Pollien, Matt Smolinsky and Giles Timms. The Gallery is open to the public, weekdays 9–4 p.m. Hand sanitizer is available, signs encouraging social distancing and occupancy limits are posted.
Find out more »28th Annual Harold W. Borns, Jr. Symposium
The 2020–2021 Virtual Borns Symposium will begin on Monday, Oct. 5 from noon–1 p.m. This virtual event will take place weekly as a one-hour Zoom event during the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 academic semesters. This weekly one-hour Zoom format will allow three CCI graduate students to present their papers during each one-hour Zoom session. Each presentation will be 12 minutes in length with 2–3 minutes for Q&A. Each week’s session will start with a summary of the previous week’s…
Find out more »Graduate Teaching Assistant Credibility: Surviving the Bifurcated Life (online)
Talk given by Dr. Katherine Hendrix, University of Missouri, as part of the Department of Communication and Journalism's Spring 2021 Colloquium Series. Email Laura Rickard for Zoom connection information.
Find out more »Rapid Arctic Change: Why Does It Matter and How Can the Science Community Help?
This talk is available via Zoom. Registration is required. Complete the registration form to receive Zoom connection information. Speaker: Fran Ulmer, Arctic Initiative Senior Fellow, Belfer Center, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University; Former Chair, U.S. Arctic Research Commission Fran Ulmer is former chair of the U.S. Arctic Research Commission, where she has served since being appointed by President Obama in March 2011. In June 2010, President Obama appointed her to the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill…
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