11:00 AM

Minnie Goldenberg Photographic Exhibition - Celebrating the work of our students, faculty and staff in Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Mexico, Peru, and England.

11:00 AM

Exhibition-Treasures from the East: Israel and India - Selections from the Weinstein Family Collection, the Faust Family Coin Collection and the Hartford College for Women Coin Collection.

12:30 PM

Christian Meditation - Christian Meditation- All are welcome to come participate in an ancient form of Christian prayer.

5:00 PM

Experience the Change - The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) chapter at the University of Hartford is ever growing and changing to become better followers of Jesus Christ. We invite you to join us as we pursue our focus on evangelism and outreach. IVCF- Changed People, Changing, To Change Whole World.

5:45 PM

Mozart and Beethoven to Schoenberg: A continuity of musical language - Michael Schiano, associate professor at the Hartt School, explores the continuity between the tradition of Mozart and Beethoven and the work of 20th-century composer Arnold Schoenberg. Part of the Fridays at the Mortensen Series. With dinner.

7:30 PM

Hartt Concert Jazz Ensemble- Big Band - This performance features the music and arrangements of Tadd Dameron and Oliver Nelson. Admission is free.

7:30 PM

Sing the Word - The Choral Department welcomes Dean of The Hartt School Malcolm Morrison and distinguished actress Johanna Morrison for an evening of vocal music, dramatic readings, and poetry by Shakespeare and some of the great figures of English Literature. In addition to the Hartt choruses under the direction of Edward Bolkovac, Carolina Flores, and Stuart Younse, Hartt Alumnus Luke Scott, baritone, and Hartt vocal soloists also will be featured.

7:30 PM

Angels in America Part 2: Perestroika - The second part of Tony Kushner's esteemed epic. The moving drama touches on topics such as sexual identity, AIDS, death, relationships, and politics. Angels in America brings the divine world, in the form of angels, to the physical world. The direct battling, physical or otherwise, and conquest of angels, is the means by which each character eventually reaches a new stability.

8:00 PM

Impact Prayer Hour - The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship chapter at the University of Hartford is ever growing and changing to become better followers of Jesus Christ. Join us as we boldly, enter the throne room of Heaven and petition God on behalf of the students and faculty. IVCF Changed People-Changing People, To Change the Whole World

1:00 PM

Where does your future lay? - Two psychic mediums will be coming to campus to provide students with 10 minute psychic readings for free!!

2:00 PM

Angels in America Part 2: Perestroika - The second part of Tony Kushner's esteemed epic. The moving drama touches on topics such as sexual identity, AIDS, death, relationships, and politics. Angels in America brings the divine world, in the form of angels, to the physical world. The direct battling, physical or otherwise, and conquest of angels, is the means by which each character eventually reaches a new stability.

7:30 PM

Undergraduate Vocal Recital - This performance features a variety of art songs and arias performed by Junior and Senior performance majors. Admission is free.

7:30 PM

Angels in America Part 2: Perestroika - The second part of Tony Kushner's esteemed epic. The moving drama touches on topics such as sexual identity, AIDS, death, relationships, and politics. Angels in America brings the divine world, in the form of angels, to the physical world. The direct battling, physical or otherwise, and conquest of angels, is the means by which each character eventually reaches a new stability.

2:00 PM

Angels in America Part 2: Perestroika - The second part of Tony Kushner's esteemed epic. The moving drama touches on topics such as sexual identity, AIDS, death, relationships, and politics. Angels in America brings the divine world, in the form of angels, to the physical world. The direct battling, physical or otherwise, and conquest of angels, is the means by which each character eventually reaches a new stability.

3:00 PM

2008-2009 Faculty Recital Series - This performance features Anton Miller, Violin; David Westfall, Piano; and Richard Provost, Guitar. They will perform works by Eduardo Toldra, Joaquin Turina, Astor Piazzolla, and Johannes Brahms. Admission is free.

4:30 PM

Roman Catholic Mass - Celebration of the Roman Catholic Mass with University Chaplain, Rev. Michael J. Dolan.

5:00 PM

Jewish Prague and Poland - Please join the faculty and staff of the Center to learn about an exciting trip to Prague and Poland during Spring break

5:00 PM

Minnie Goldenberg Photographic Exhibition - Celebrating the work of our students, faculty and staff in Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Mexico, Peru, and England.

5:00 PM

Exhibition-Treasures from the East: Israel and India - Selections from the Weinstein Family Collection, the Faust Family Coin Collection and the Hartford College for Women Coin Collection.

5:30 PM

Opera Panorama - Chris Devlin, of the Connecticut Opera, discusses Italian, American, and French opera, comparing the three operatic traditions through live performances by resident artists Rosa Betancourt, Rachel Hauge, Evan McCormack, and Joel Herold. Three lectures on successive Mondays.

8:00 PM

ASA Hot Pot Dinner - This semi-annual event, the first for the year! Join us for a Hot Pot on Nov. 24, 2008 at Village 4115 at 8pm. Bring yourself and all your friends. There might be a limit so arrive early! $5 entry fee

12:15 PM

Getting Started with Blackboard - This session, which is offered every Tuesday, is designed for faculty new to Blackboard and provides a general orientation with hands-on time to begin working in Blackboard. Instructors will learn strategies for organizing Blackboard courses, review the many tools and features available, and start adding content items such as a syllabus to their course. Faculty should bring digital versions of their content items since this is designed as a hands-on seminar.

12:15 PM

Roman Catholic Mass - Celebration of the Roman Catholic Mass with University Chaplain, Rev. Michael J. Dolan.

4:30 PM

The Gothic Novel: Dark side of the romance - Kathleen McGrory introduces intrepid readers to a macabre world of pleasant terror in 18th and 19th century novels, including Walpole's Castle of Otranto, Radcliffe's Mysteries of Udolpho, Lewis' The Monk, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and Bram Stoker's Dracula. Five Tuesday lectures.

10:00 PM

Thanksgiving recess begins (residence halls remain open)

11:00 AM

Minnie Goldenberg Photographic Exhibition - Celebrating the work of our students, faculty and staff in Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Mexico, Peru, and England.

11:00 AM

Exhibition-Treasures from the East: Israel and India - Selections from the Weinstein Family Collection, the Faust Family Coin Collection and the Hartford College for Women Coin Collection.

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