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Alfred University Dance Department presents an Evening of Formal Dance, February 19-21 from 8-9pm in Miller Theater
These free concerts feature choreographic works by faculty, students and visiting dance artists, directors, choreographers and producers.
Audiences will experience the many skilled roles Alfred University students take on in the process, including: choreographer, dancer, costume designer, costume builder, lighting designer and stage crew.
Link: auconnect
Submitted by: College of Ceramics
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Black history is more than what's written in books.
It is painted on canvases.
Spoken through poetry.
Heard in music.
Felt in movement.
RHYTHMS OF HOPE
Harmonies Born from Discomfort
Join us for an evening of powerful scenes and monologues by award-winning playwrights, brought to life by Alfred University students alongside professional guest artists.
Thursday, Feb. 26
6:30 PM
Powell Center - Nevins Theatre
Directed by Kolton Bradley
Talkback discussion and Soul Food reception to follow
Come celebrate Black History Month through art that challenges, uplifts, and resonates.
Link: https://youtu.be/ThubllGq1gs
Attachment: Black History Month | A Celebration of African American Theatre
Submitted by: Angie Taylor
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Douglass Day at Herrick Library
Celebrating Frederick Douglass & His Connection to Alfred University
Frederick Douglass visited Alfred University multiple times in the 1850's and spoke to the campus community on abolition and human rights - part of the school's long tradition of inclusive education and engagement.
Join us for Douglass Day, a national celebration honoring the life, legacy, and enduring impact of Frederick Douglass. This community-centered program highlights collective learning, civic engagement, and the importance of preserving history through shared action.
Friday, Feb. 13
Noon-3 pm
Herrick Library
In collaboration with Alfred State and Kindred
Program Highlights
* Live transcription activities contributing to national Douglass Day efforts
* Community engagement centered on Douglass's writings and legacy
* Frederick Douglass-related materials on display
Interactive Activities
* Live transcription in the computer lab
* Bookmark-making station featuring Douglass
Day-themed designs, where participants can write a favorite Frederick Douglass quote from this year's transcription materials or his broader body of work
All are welcome.
Link: https://youtu.be/X81fJsU0wYs
Submitted by: Angie Taylor
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Please join the Division of Modern Languages as we host a Mardi Gras /Carnival Celebration Potluck at the Language House. Food, Games, and Prizes in a welcoming open house environment.
Tuesday, February 17th
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
AU Language House
12 Park Street
Everyone is Welcome!!
Attachment: Mardi Gras Poster
Submitted by: Janet McClain
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Are you in need of a job this summer? Consider staying in Alfred and working as a Peer Mentor for the AU Advantage Summer Bridge Program!
Job Benefits:
- Free on-campus housing and meal plan during the program
- Free trips and activities on the job
- Gain valuable experience that develops your skills and boosts your resume
- Build lasting relationships with your fellow peer mentors and the incoming first year attendees
For more information and to apply, check out the job posting on Handshake. You may also send your cover letter and resume directly to [email protected].
Link: Apply on Handshake
Attachment: 39721_1.pdf
Submitted by: Sarah Pratt
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In conjunction with the SUNY Center for Professional Development, SUNY's AI for Public Good Fellows Program is offering three webinars this spring:
Back to Fundamentals: Using, Creating, and Sharing Information Ethically in the Age of AI
Feb. 23, 1pm
AI Across the Sciences: Connecting Teaching, Learning and Research
March 23, noon
AI and the Evolving Research Lifecycle: Multidisciplinary Perspectives
March 30, 2pm
The link below includes session descriptions and registration information for the AI Public Good Webinars.
Link: Registration - AI for the Public Good Webinars
Submitted by: Meghanne Freivald
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The Office of Admissions is excited to welcome over 90 accepted students and their families to campus for our President's Day event on Monday, Feb. 16!
The event will run from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Families will park in the McLane parking lot and check in at Miller Theater before exploring various locations across campus throughout the day.
We are excited to showcase our campus and community, and we thank you in advance for helping us give these future students a warm Alfred University welcome!
Submitted by: Kristen Vargason
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The AI Faculty Development Working Group is pleased to present a Faculty AI Sharing Panel on Wednesday, February 25, from 12:30 to 1:00pm. This is an opportunity to learn from AU faculty who have used AI in their teaching and have guided students in their use of AI. Each presenter will speak briefly, with time for discussion and questions from the audience. The Zoom link is provided below.
Presenters:
Junpeng Zhan - Experience Using AI Tools with Students
Ayush Sengupta - Sample Practices for Guiding Students in Using AI
Link: February 25 AI Panel Zoom Link
Submitted by: Meghanne Freivald
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