Three Courses

A presentation by Stephanie Allen
describing her work during a
Distinguished Student Fellowship
Monday, April 29, at 1:30
In the Campus Center, Meeting
Room 5

South Jersey Poetry

Here’s a link to the second bash flyer.

And here’s the third.

The Second State of the 3rd. Can you see the difference?

Steve Almond will be reading on March 28th.

Martha Nell Smith
Professor of English, University of Maryland
“The Humanities Are Not a Luxury:
A Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century”
Thursday, March 21, 4:30 pm, L-112

In the Distinguished Teacher-Scholar lecture she delivered at the University of Maryland in 2010, Martha Nell Smith analyzed the ways in which “the prevailing narrative—that humanities curricula, professors, and research cost but do not pay—drives discourses, which in turn, create realities” that tell us the humanities are “in crisis.” Debunking this “crisis” through both fact and good close reading, Smith argues for the centrality of the humanities to both the university and society. Smith will reflect on what teaching, research, and writing in the humanities means for education, for democracy, and some implications for the future.

Please announce to your classes that we will have another Grad School Application Workshop, Wed, March 6, at 210,
in F245.

Sommer Browning, tonight, March 5, at 8PM in AS-102

Here’s a flyer for 10 minutes plays be performed at the Noyes Museum on Thursday, March 7th at 8 pm.

Stockton is pleased to announce the Board of Trustees Fellowships for Distinguished Students program for the Spring 2013 semester. Undergraduate students (32 credits or more) can receive financial support for a project, research, or creative work (non-credit bearing) by applying for the Board of Trustees Fellowship for Distinguished Students. Initiatives involving civic engagement and Residential Life’s Living Learning Communities may also be considered for funding.

Here is a page leading to the guideline/application materials for the 2012-2013
Stockton Board of Trustees Fellowship for Distinguished Students program.