Calendars & Events

A selective, small group, emerging artist show, Emergence-13 features bodies of work from young regional talent.

Contact:

• Gregory Tom
• Phone: 734.487.0465
• Email: gtom@emich.edu

Additional Information:

• http://art.emich.edu/events/upcoming

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

A photography project about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender on collegiate and high school sports teams. Featuring intimate portraits of over 150 athletes, the series has been exhibited at the Vancouver and London Olympics amongst other venues.

Contact:

• Michael Tew
• Phone: 734.487.3032
• Email: equality_humanrights@emich.edu

Additional Information:

• http://www.emich.edu/equality
• http://www.fearlessproject.org

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

Curated by Prof. Diana Pancioli and featuring the work of Emily Duke, Brian Kakas, Yiu Keung Lee, Sarah Lindley and Blake Williams, Perspectives presents new sculptural ceramic work exploring a diverse set of ideas.

Contact:

• Gregory Tom
• Phone: 734.487.0465
• Email: gtom@emich.edu

Additional Information:

• http://art.emich.edu/events/upcoming

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

PERSPECTIVES presents new sculptural ceramic works by Emily Duke, Brian Kakas, Yiu Keung Lee, Sarah Lindley and Blake Williams. Curated by Professor Diana Pancioli. A reception and opening will be held on Wednesday, September 18, 4 - 7 p.m., in the University Gallery.

Contact:

• Greg Tom
• Phone: 734.487.1268
• Email: gtom@emich.edu

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

National German Week is 9/30-10/7. German-American Day commemorates the arrival of thirteen German families in Philadelphia in 1683. In 1983, President Reagan instituted GAD for recognizing the many contributions of Germans to the US and the world.

Contact:

• Margrit Zinggeler
• Phone: 734.487.0130
• Email: mzinggele@emich.edu

Cost: Free

RSVP by September 30 to mzinggele@emich.edu

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

Dating from before the Common Era, the Dead Sea Scrolls reflect an age of religious controversy. EMU Jewish Studies welcomes Dr. Matthias Henze, Jackson Professor of Biblical Studies at Rice University, to discuss "The Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls."

Contact:

• Martin Shichtman
• Phone: 734.487.0978
• Email: martin.shichtman@emich.edu

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes

Local and state representatives will discuss the impact after the DOMA repeal as well as the current priorities in Michigan about non-discrimination ordinances that protect LGBT citizens from discrimination in housing, employment and public accommodation.

Contact:

• Mary Larkin
• Phone: 734.487.4149
• Email: lgbtrc@emich.edu

Cost: Free

Open to the public

LBC Approved: Yes