Campus Calendar

11.23 - Holiday Sharing Trees

Brighten a child's holiday by donating a gift. Wishes of local children will be represented on tags on trees in the Student Center, Pray-Harrold and Halle Library.

11.23 - Energy: Charles McGee at Eighty-Five

Energy: Charles McGee at Eighty-Five
Ford Gallery and University Gallery
Reception, University Gallery, Mon., Nov. 9, 4-7 p.m.
Gallery talk by McGee at 5 p.m.

Winner of the 2008 Kresge Foundation Detroit Eminent Artist Award, Charles McGee is one of the most important Michigan artists of the last century. His work pulses with the energy of life, and he sees the world as a wholly interconnected global thicket in which all species are equal and interdependent. His art is, thus, intensely relevant today as it artistically addresses our environmental crisis and calls for respect among all ethnic, racial, and religious groups. Through high quality and representative works of art, this sixty-year retrospective will document all phases of his work. McGee has received numerous honors and awards during his lengthy career, including the 1978 Governor�s Michigan Artist Award and the1989 Michigan Artist of the Year Award. Since 1971, he has completed numerous, large-scale public commissions in Michigan and Ohio. His work is in hundreds of museums, galleries, art centers, and private collections in Michigan and throughout the U.S.

11.23 - Monday Matinees GI JOE

Brought to you by Campus Life.

GI JOE

Monday Matinees

4pm
Student Center Auditorium

If you�re bored during your Monday break or just a plain old movie buff, Campus Life offers you another chance to see Friday night�s movie but on Monday for free! Be there or be square and don�t forget to bring along your lunch.

*Free Admission, no ticket required.

For more information, contact Campus Life at 734.487.3045 or visit www.emich.edu/campuslife

11.23 - Beginning Ojibiwe Language Class

Howard Kimewon, certificate Nishnaabemwin (Ojibiwe) Immersion Instruction, will be conducting a 12-week beginners Ojibiwe language class. Classes start on Monday, September 14th and will be held on every Monday until November 30th.

For more information, call the Center for Multicultural Affairs at 487-2377

11.23 - William Stewart competition

The finest EMU undergraduate wind and percussion music students compete for the opportunity to perform a solo with the Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony during a winter semester concert.

11.23 - Did God Survive the Holocaust: A Jewish-Catholic D

Scholars Rev. John Pawlikowski & Dr. Guy Stearns explore this difficult question.
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