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25 Feb 2011    

Badiee to speak March 4 on human rights, peace in Middle East

Mr. Badiee will speak about his life and activism in Iran. He will discuss the years of torture he experienced and the meanings he gleaned from it. He will also discuss Iran's and the Middle East's past, present, and future, and talk about what needs to be done. 

The Ethnic Minority Affairs Committee looks forward to seeing you there.

 

Please contact Doug Kauffman if you have any questions.



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22 Feb 2011    

Addressing the Body: Lessons in Quilting; February 21 - March 18, 2011

Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery presents new exhibit, Addressing the Body: Lessons in Quilting, February 21 - March 18, 2011.

Dessert Reception - free and open to the public: Friday, February 25, 5:30-8:00 pm.  (In conjunction with the College of Education and Human Sciences School House Supper and Evening of Fun.)



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22 Feb 2011    

Addressing the Body: Lessons in Quilting; February 21 - March 18, 2011

Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery presents new exhibit, Addressing the Body: Lessons in Quilting, February 21 - March 18, 2011.

Dessert Reception - free and open to the public: Friday, February 25, 5:30-8:00 pm.  (In conjunction with the College of Education and Human Sciences School House Supper and Evening of Fun.)



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22 Feb 2011    

Terrie Epstein, March 10, 2011: Interpreting National History

In a six year ethnography of a midwestern working class community, the author examined how children’s, adolescents’, and adults’ racial identities and classroom and community pedagogies shaped participants’ interpretations of history and society. Based on research with 100 students, 6 teachers, and 24 parents, the author demonstrates how African American and European American students and adults constructed different perspectives on race relations and individual rights in U.S.history and contemporary society.



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22 Feb 2011    

Terrie Epstein, March 10, 2011: Interpreting National History

In a six year ethnography of a midwestern working class community, the author examined how children’s, adolescents’, and adults’ racial identities and classroom and community pedagogies shaped participants’ interpretations of history and society. Based on research with 100 students, 6 teachers, and 24 parents, the author demonstrates how African American and European American students and adults constructed different perspectives on race relations and individual rights in U.S.history and contemporary society.



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22 Feb 2011    

First year teacher panel, February 24, 2011

The Student Education Association is sponsoring our annual First Year Teacher Panel. This is a wonderful opportunity for Education majors to engage in a conversation with first year teachers who graduated from our Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Programs last year. Eight teachers will be available to answer students' questions.



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22 Feb 2011    

First year teacher panel, February 24, 2011

The Student Education Association is sponsoring our annual First Year Teacher Panel. This is a wonderful opportunity for Education majors to engage in a conversation with first year teachers who graduated from our Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Programs last year. Eight teachers will be available to answer students' questions.



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22 Feb 2011    

"School House Supper and Evening of Fun" Friday, February 25, 2011

CEHS will host the annual “School House Supper and Evening of Fun” on Friday, February 25, 2011. We will feature the top three award winning chilies from the East Campus chili cook-off last fall. There is no set charge, but voluntary donations will be given to the Lincoln Food Bank. Please plan to bring your family and spend the evening. 
  

Chili feed from 5:30-7 P.M. at the East Union 

Bowling at the East Union from 6-9 P.M. 

Robert Hillestad Gallery in Human Sciences Building from 6-8 P.M.--Addressing the Body: Lessons in Quilting



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18 Feb 2011    

CEHS honorary, Phi Upsilon Omicron, joins fight against cancer

It seems everyone has been touched with cancer either within their families or their friends. This week Phi Upsilon Omicron ( a CEHS honorary) is promoting Daffodil Days with the American Cancer Society. Daffodil Days is one of the oldest and most beloved fund-raising programs of the American Cancer Society. Our hope is that you will take a minute and either order some daffodils for yourself or for a special friend.

Please contact:



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09 Feb 2011    

Save America's Treasures Grant Awarded to IQSC & M

The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has announced nine Save America’s Treasures grants, including a $25,000 award to TCD’s International Quilt Study Center & Museum. Save America’s Treasures makes critical investments in the preservation of our nation’s most significant and endangered cultural treasures, which illustrate, interpret, and embody the great events, ideas, and individuals that contribute to America’s history and culture.



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