ALL CAMPUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jan. 19 | Connecticut Women’s March and Rally
Transportation to the Women’s March Hartford at the Connecticut State Capitol is available from campus. Email laura.lockwood@trincoll.edu by Thursday, January 16, at 5:00 p.m. More information
Jan. 23 and 24 | Little Shop of Horrors Auditions
7:00–9:00 p.m., Austin Arts Center, Rm 112. Directed by Nina Pinchin, music direction by Kevin Scott. Sign up outside of Austin Arts Center, Rm 228. Please prepare one excerpt from the audition packet. Anyone is welcome to sing any part. Packets are located on the shelf across from the sign up sheet. Little Shop of Horrors is a horror comedy rocky musical with music by Alan Menken and lyrics and book by Howard Ashman. The story follows a hapless floral shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood and flesh.
Jan. 24 | James Nash ’19 Theater and Dance Senior Thesis
6:00 p.m., Crescent Center for Arts and Neuroscience, Media and Performance Studio
Jan. 25 | Paper Cut
7:30 p.m., Austin Arts Center, Goodwin Theater. Created and Performed by Yael Rasooly. A solo show that fuses object theater technics with live singing and acting. Paper Cut has won several international awards and has been performed over 300 times in 25 countries and 100 festivals.
Jan. 28 | Workshop: Engaging the Whole Reader: “Active Latin” as a Bridge Between Student and Text
What does it take to become a reader of a language? What does it take to become a reader of Latin in particular, and how can we create environments and tasks that help learners become comfortable, skilled, joyful Latin readers? Join Justin Slocum Bailey to consider these questions and to experience an array of research-informed, classroom-tested pedagogical techniques and tasks that build toward Latin literacy from day one of instruction. Email lauren.caldwell@trincoll.edu for more information.
Jan. 28 | Data Privacy Day
Data Privacy Day was created to increase awareness and focus on the protection of private information. Visit the following sites to learn more about how to protect your information: Stay Safe Online, Federal Trade Commission Consumer Information, and Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Jan. 28 | Deadline to Apply for Technos Japan Tour
Trinity faculty with full-time appointments on a continuing basis, who have a genuine interest in Japan, but are not Japan specialists, and who have had little or no previous exposure to Japan, are eligible to apply. More information
Jan. 29 | Doubles with Slight Pepper
Common Hour in the Dangremond Family Commons. The Center for Caribbean Studies presents a screening of the short film Doubles With Slight Pepper followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies Ian Harnarine. All are welcome, and a light lunch will be served. More information
Jan. 29 | Global Citizenship Through Engineering and Social Enterprise
Common hour at The Center for Urban and Global Studies, 70 Vernon Street. Saroj Bhandari, President and Founder of Impact Travel and Transportation Engineer at the Connecticut Department of Transportation, will give a talk about how he used his engineering background to build a school in Ramche, Nepal in the wake of the 2015 earthquake. Pizza will be served. More information