Location: Social Work Library (McGuinn Hall, Basement) Contact: GSSW
As part of this year's GSSW Diversity Series Initiative: "Refugees and Immigrants", we invite you to an exhibition at the Social Work Library entitled “Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times”. On display are photographs of refugees and refugee camps taken by Penny Alexander, GSSW Director of International and Part-time Programs, during her site visits to agencies in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania and Thailand from 2006 to 2009. The exhibition includes the perspectives of three recent GSSW Global Practice students who worked in refugee camps as part of their international field placements. GSSW invites you to experience this exhibition and reflect upon the courage and resilience of refugees around the world.
When: Mar 10, 2010 8 AM to Mar 10, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 10, 2010 8 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Justine Sundaram
This exhibit features twenty paintings from the Dr. Arthur M. Morrissey Haitian Painting Collection; several Haitian paintings acquired from former Houghton Library curator Anne Anninger and selected stories from the Anansi Folktales Collection.
When: Mar 10, 2010 9 AM to Mar 10, 2010 8 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: Daniel R. Coquillette Rare Book Room, Boston College Law Library, Newton Campus Contact: Karen Beck
This exhibit of items in the law library’s Daniel R. Coquillette Rare Book Room collection focuses not on the intellectual content of the books, but rather on what they look like. One often thinks of law books in utilitarian terms, but this exhibit proves they can be objects of delight and desire as well.
When: Mar 10, 2010 9 AM to Mar 10, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Lori Shemanski
This exhibit uses the extensive manuscripts Brendan Galvin donated to the John J. Burns Library to illustrate his ways of making poems. Clippings of articles on a subject, often an aspect of natural history, are followed by research notes, sketches, drafts, and the gradual emergence of versions leading to the final poem as published.
When: Mar 10, 2010 9 AM to Mar 10, 2010 8 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: McMullen Museum of Art Contact: McMullen Museum of Art
Asian Journeys explores the sociopolitical context for American collecting of Asian art in the post- World War II period with focus on the collecting practice of John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906–1978) and his wife Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller (1909–1992). Founder of Asia Society and son of collectors John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller 3rd played an instrumental role in fostering cultural understanding and cooperation between Asia and America. From 1963 to 1978, art historian and director of the Cleveland Museum, Sherman E. Lee (1918–2008), served as an advisor to the Rockefellers’ collection. The relationship among them, explored in this exhibition, is an extraordinary example of the connections between art collecting and U.S.-Asia relations. Curated by Adriana Proser, John H. Foster Curator of Traditional Asian Art at Asia Society, the exhibition comprises fifty-six outstanding stone, metal, and ceramic objects from China, Japan, and Southeast Asia from the collection that John D. Rockefeller 3rd and Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller donated to Asia Society. These works are complemented by a series of original photographs of earlier Rockefeller collections of Asian art by artist (and great-granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Abby Rockefeller) Mary Louise Pierson. Asian Journeys: Collecting Art in Post-war America was organized by Asia Society Museum, New York. Presentation at the McMullen Museum was designed by Diana Larsen and underwritten by Boston College with support from the Patrons of the McMullen Museum.
When: Mar 10, 2010 10 AM to Mar 10, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 10, 2010 11 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Professor Benson Farb (University of Chicago) will speak on "Geometry and the Imagination (with applications)" Abstract: Geometry and geometric reasoning underlie all of science. In this talk I will explore a few fundamental geometric notions, including symmetry, dimension (including dimensions bigger than 3), and orientation (i.e. left-handed vs. right-handed). I will give some examples illustrating important applications in chemistry, biology and physics, from the weak nuclear force to understanding the Thalidomide tragedy. Some questions to ponder before the talk: How can you turn a left sneaker into a right sneaker without ripping or bending the sneaker at all? Why do mirrors reflect left/right but not up/down? This talk is intended for all who are interested in mathematics.
When: Mar 10, 2010 4 PM to Mar 10, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Panel discussion examining the Black Union since President Obama became the leader of the United States of America. Do African Americans have equal access to social and economic mobility in America in 2010? Is institutional racism a valid claim in American public life now that Obama is President of the Institution?
When: Mar 10, 2010 5 PM to Mar 10, 2010 7 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Prof. Margaret Greer, Duke University, is directing a team developing cutting edge technology in the humanities, designing character readers to interpret and identify the handwriting of the many anonymously copied works of seventeenth-century theater stored in the Madrid National Library. She has been awarded NEH and ACLS grants this year to advance the project, which promises to build new links between literary studies and computer science.
When: Mar 10, 2010 5 PM to Mar 10, 2010 7 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Come view all the student films nominated for Baldwin Awards. The Baldwin Awards Program recognizes excellence in student filmmaking at Boston College, and is modeled on the Oscars. Named for the University’s mascot, a golden eagle statuette will be presented in 13 categories at the red carpet ceremony on March 26: Best Picture of the Year, Viewer’s Choice Award, Beginning Film and Video, Advanced Film and Video, Best Work by a Non-major, Cinematography, Editing, Best Actor, Sound, Screenwriting, Drama, Documentary, and Comedy. On March 10, we will screen all the nominated films. Films may also be viewed at the Baldwins website: http://omc.bc.edu/baldwin/. All members of the University community may vote online to select the winner of the Viewers’ Choice award.
When: Mar 10, 2010 7 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
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Location: Social Work Library (McGuinn Hall, Basement) Contact: GSSW
As part of this year's GSSW Diversity Series Initiative: "Refugees and Immigrants", we invite you to an exhibition at the Social Work Library entitled “Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times”. On display are photographs of refugees and refugee camps taken by Penny Alexander, GSSW Director of International and Part-time Programs, during her site visits to agencies in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania and Thailand from 2006 to 2009. The exhibition includes the perspectives of three recent GSSW Global Practice students who worked in refugee camps as part of their international field placements. GSSW invites you to experience this exhibition and reflect upon the courage and resilience of refugees around the world.
When: Mar 11, 2010 8 AM to Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 11, 2010 8 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Justine Sundaram
This exhibit features twenty paintings from the Dr. Arthur M. Morrissey Haitian Painting Collection; several Haitian paintings acquired from former Houghton Library curator Anne Anninger and selected stories from the Anansi Folktales Collection.
When: Mar 11, 2010 9 AM to Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: Daniel R. Coquillette Rare Book Room, Boston College Law Library, Newton Campus Contact: Karen Beck
This exhibit of items in the law library’s Daniel R. Coquillette Rare Book Room collection focuses not on the intellectual content of the books, but rather on what they look like. One often thinks of law books in utilitarian terms, but this exhibit proves they can be objects of delight and desire as well.
When: Mar 11, 2010 9 AM to Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Lori Shemanski
This exhibit uses the extensive manuscripts Brendan Galvin donated to the John J. Burns Library to illustrate his ways of making poems. Clippings of articles on a subject, often an aspect of natural history, are followed by research notes, sketches, drafts, and the gradual emergence of versions leading to the final poem as published.
When: Mar 11, 2010 9 AM to Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: McMullen Museum of Art Contact: McMullen Museum of Art
Asian Journeys explores the sociopolitical context for American collecting of Asian art in the post- World War II period with focus on the collecting practice of John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906–1978) and his wife Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller (1909–1992). Founder of Asia Society and son of collectors John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller 3rd played an instrumental role in fostering cultural understanding and cooperation between Asia and America. From 1963 to 1978, art historian and director of the Cleveland Museum, Sherman E. Lee (1918–2008), served as an advisor to the Rockefellers’ collection. The relationship among them, explored in this exhibition, is an extraordinary example of the connections between art collecting and U.S.-Asia relations. Curated by Adriana Proser, John H. Foster Curator of Traditional Asian Art at Asia Society, the exhibition comprises fifty-six outstanding stone, metal, and ceramic objects from China, Japan, and Southeast Asia from the collection that John D. Rockefeller 3rd and Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller donated to Asia Society. These works are complemented by a series of original photographs of earlier Rockefeller collections of Asian art by artist (and great-granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Abby Rockefeller) Mary Louise Pierson. Asian Journeys: Collecting Art in Post-war America was organized by Asia Society Museum, New York. Presentation at the McMullen Museum was designed by Diana Larsen and underwritten by Boston College with support from the Patrons of the McMullen Museum.
When: Mar 11, 2010 10 AM to Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 11, 2010 11 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
"The Sufi Influence of Chinese Muslim Thought," by William Chittick, and "The Neo-Confucian Sympathies of Chinese Muslims," by Sachiko Murata.
Drs. Sachiko Murata and William C. Chittick are professors of religious studies at Stony Brook University. Dr. Murata’s early work on the parallels between Islamic and Far Eastern cosmology and psychology, published as The Tao of Islam: A Sourcebook on Gender Relationship in Islamic Thought (1992), led to her more recent investigations of Muslim thinking in the Chinese language. Dr. Chittick has written and translated numerous books on major representatives of the Sufi tradition, such as Rumi and Ibn Arabi, and has highlighted Sufism’s common ground with Islamic philosophy, as in Science of the Cosmos, Science of the Soul: The Pertinence of Islamic Cosmology in the Modern World (2007).
When: Mar 11, 2010 4 PM to Mar 11, 2010 6 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Professor Benson Farb (University of Chicago) will speak on "Topology, dynamics and geometry of surfaces (and their remarkable relationships)" Abstract: Surfaces can be considered from many different angles: their shape (i.e. topological structure), their geometry (e.g. curvature), and the behavior of fluid flows on them. In this talk I will describe three beautiful theorems, one for each of these aspects of surfaces. I will also try to explain the remarkable fact that these seemingly completely different viewpoints are intimately related. This talk will be geared towards those with some familiarity with calculus.
When: Mar 11, 2010 4 PM to Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: Heights Room and adjacent Boston or Newton Rooms Contact: Gail Rider
Plenary Address: "Idols and Icons: Reflections on the Current State of the Liturgical Reform," John Baldovin, S.J., Boston College School of Theology and Ministry.
When: Mar 11, 2010 4 PM to Mar 11, 2010 6 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Susan Shell is professor at and chair of the Boston College Department of Political Science. Respondent: Father Hollenbach, professor of Theology at Boston College, Boston College Chair in Human Rights and International Justice, and Director of the Center for Human Rights and International Justice.
When: Mar 11, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 12, 2010 8 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: Social Work Library (McGuinn Hall, Basement) Contact: GSSW
As part of this year's GSSW Diversity Series Initiative: "Refugees and Immigrants", we invite you to an exhibition at the Social Work Library entitled “Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times”. On display are photographs of refugees and refugee camps taken by Penny Alexander, GSSW Director of International and Part-time Programs, during her site visits to agencies in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania and Thailand from 2006 to 2009. The exhibition includes the perspectives of three recent GSSW Global Practice students who worked in refugee camps as part of their international field placements. GSSW invites you to experience this exhibition and reflect upon the courage and resilience of refugees around the world.
When: Mar 12, 2010 8 AM to Mar 12, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Justine Sundaram
This exhibit features twenty paintings from the Dr. Arthur M. Morrissey Haitian Painting Collection; several Haitian paintings acquired from former Houghton Library curator Anne Anninger and selected stories from the Anansi Folktales Collection.
When: Mar 12, 2010 9 AM to Mar 12, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Lori Shemanski
This exhibit uses the extensive manuscripts Brendan Galvin donated to the John J. Burns Library to illustrate his ways of making poems. Clippings of articles on a subject, often an aspect of natural history, are followed by research notes, sketches, drafts, and the gradual emergence of versions leading to the final poem as published.
When: Mar 12, 2010 9 AM to Mar 12, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: Daniel R. Coquillette Rare Book Room, Boston College Law Library, Newton Campus Contact: Karen Beck
This exhibit of items in the law library’s Daniel R. Coquillette Rare Book Room collection focuses not on the intellectual content of the books, but rather on what they look like. One often thinks of law books in utilitarian terms, but this exhibit proves they can be objects of delight and desire as well.
When: Mar 12, 2010 9 AM to Mar 12, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: McMullen Museum of Art Contact: McMullen Museum of Art
Asian Journeys explores the sociopolitical context for American collecting of Asian art in the post- World War II period with focus on the collecting practice of John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906–1978) and his wife Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller (1909–1992). Founder of Asia Society and son of collectors John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller 3rd played an instrumental role in fostering cultural understanding and cooperation between Asia and America. From 1963 to 1978, art historian and director of the Cleveland Museum, Sherman E. Lee (1918–2008), served as an advisor to the Rockefellers’ collection. The relationship among them, explored in this exhibition, is an extraordinary example of the connections between art collecting and U.S.-Asia relations. Curated by Adriana Proser, John H. Foster Curator of Traditional Asian Art at Asia Society, the exhibition comprises fifty-six outstanding stone, metal, and ceramic objects from China, Japan, and Southeast Asia from the collection that John D. Rockefeller 3rd and Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller donated to Asia Society. These works are complemented by a series of original photographs of earlier Rockefeller collections of Asian art by artist (and great-granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Abby Rockefeller) Mary Louise Pierson. Asian Journeys: Collecting Art in Post-war America was organized by Asia Society Museum, New York. Presentation at the McMullen Museum was designed by Diana Larsen and underwritten by Boston College with support from the Patrons of the McMullen Museum.
When: Mar 12, 2010 10 AM to Mar 12, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 12, 2010 11 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Professor Benson Farb, University of Chicago, will speak on "Representation theory and homological stability: some conjectures" Abstract: Homological stability is a remarkable phenomenon in the study of groups and spaces. For certain sequences G_n of groups, for example G_n=GL(n,Z), it states that the homology group H_i(G_n) does not depend on n for big enough n. There are many natural sequences G_n, from pure braid groups to congruence groups to Torelli groups, for which homological stability fails horribly. In these cases the rank of H_i(G_n) blows up to infinity, and in many (e.g. the latter two) cases almost nothing is known about H_i(G_n); indeed there may be no nice "closed form" for the answers. While doing some homology computations for the Torelli group, Tom Church and I found what looked to us like the shadow of a broad pattern. In order to explain it and formulate a specific conjecture, we came up with a notion of "stability of a sequence of representations of group G_n". We began to realize that this notion can be used to make other predictions: from group representations to Malcev Lie algebras to the homology of congruence groups. Some of these predicitions are known results, while others are not known. In this talk I will explain our broad conjectural picture via some of its many instances. No knowledge of either representation theory or group homology will be assumed. This talk is intended for a mathematically sophisticated audience.
When: Mar 12, 2010 3 PM to Mar 12, 2010 4 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: BC Law Auditorium, East Wing, Room 120 Contact: Brenna McMahon
Sarah Sewall, lecturer in Public Policy and Program Director, Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Harvard Kennedy School. Respondent: Ward Thomas, associate professor, Holy Cross, Department of Political Science.
When: Mar 12, 2010 5 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Expecting? Are you banking your babies cord blood? Please join us for a FREE hour-long session aimed at educating expecting families on the benefits of cord blood banking. Learn how cord blood stem cells are saving lives today. Light snacks and drinks will be provided, and attendees will be able to register to win great prizes.
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When: Mar 13, 2010 12 AM to Mar 18, 2010 12 AM Where: Borders - Chestnut Hill in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: FREE Posted by:evdb
Explore the new C21 Center library exhibit featuring University Historian Thomas O'Connor's book: "Two Centuries of Faith: The Influence of Catholicism on Boston--1808-2008." Boston offers a rich history of the Catholic tradition. Visit O'Neill library to uncover the images, publications, and artifacts that represent the two centuries of the Archdiocese of Boston.
When: Mar 13, 2010 8 AM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
Location: O’Brien Fine Print Room, John J. Burns Library Contact: Justine Sundaram
This exhibit features twenty paintings from the Dr. Arthur M. Morrissey Haitian Painting Collection; several Haitian paintings acquired from former Houghton Library curator Anne Anninger and selected stories from the Anansi Folktales Collection.
When: Mar 13, 2010 10 AM to Mar 13, 2010 2 PM Where: Boston College in Chestnut Hill,Massachusetts Cost: Free Posted by:evdb
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Improve your golf game at East Coast Golf, a state-of-the-art Driving Range open year-round with grass tees (in season) & heated shelters for the cold, rain or snow. Learn to play golf or improve your game with lessons from PGA professional golf instructors. Practice on the putting and chipping greens, the uneven lie practice area and getting out of the bunker for short, medium and long shots. Find out about the practice discount packages and Free Golf Clinics.
Chestnut Hill a neighborhood of Boston is a wealthy suburb notable for its stately old houses, scenic landscape and the historic campus of Boston College.
Points of interest in Chestnut Hill include the Longwood Cricket Club which was the birth place of Davis Cup as well as the Cardinal Mansion and many others.
