MARCH
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March 6-16 |
Events Related to 2008 Women’s Basketball Championship |
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March 14-16 |
Quarterfinals, Finals and Championship Game |
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Connecting the Liberal
Arts to Career Choices: 2nd Annual Women, Work and Leadership Panel
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Get professional advice, knowledge and a chance to network with successful women in a variety of careers! Networking and light refreshments to follow the presentation. |
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Food for Optimal
Performance
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Choosing the right foods and knowing when to eat them will help you perform at your best both on the court and off. Whether you are a competitive athlete or you are just active for the fun of it, you'll be able to apply easy strategies for healthy eating for optimal performance to your life after this mini-workshop. |
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Active Living for a
Healthy Life |
Few factors contribute as much to obtaining a healthy life as having a physically active lifestyle. Drs Ray and Garbe will discuss how regular physical activity is important for preventing disease and enhancing one's quality of life. Practical ideas and examples of how to incorporate physical activity into one's life will be shared. |
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13 Evening
Event The Eighth Annual F*-Word Film Festival:
A Celebration of Images By and About Women |
2-night festival of short films by women. On both nights, lively and informative discussions between audience members and a panel made up of UNC Asheville faculty and students. |
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14 Evening Event The
Eighth Annual F*-Word Film Festival:
A Celebration of Images By and About Women |
2-night festival of short films by women. On both nights, lively and informative discussions between audience members and a panel made up of UNC Asheville faculty and students. |
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The Faculty Writing
Group: Scholarly Advancement, Co-Mentoring and Community
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A long-standing Faculty Writing Group has been a source of scholarly advancement, co-mentoring and community for its participants. Come and learn from some of its members how it has worked and what it might make possible for you! Co-sponsored by Center for Teaching and Learning and Women’s Studies
Light refreshments including happy hour
favorites. |
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Date/venue change |
A look at the 20th
Century revolution in dance created and sustained primarily by such women as
Isadora Duncan, Loie Fuller, Ruth St. Denis, Mary Wigman, Martha Graham,
Doris Humphrey, Hanya Holm, Anna Sokolow, Yvonne Rainer, and Twyla Tharp. |
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Reception for WMST majors, minors, faculty and staff |
Watch for upcoming information.
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Academic Festival:
Fascinating Faculty Featured
Panel: 2008
Presidential Election 4:10-7:00 p.m.
Loss: When Change is
Not a Choice
Titillation Under the Tilia Tree:
Medieval Date Rape?
Lora Holland, Associate Professor, Classics 4:35-4:55 p.m.
Milkweed Plants, Mobile Phones, and Japanese Teens: The Wireless Keitai
Girl's Revolution Women and the Classical
Education Experience at Asheville's Allen School for African-American Girls
7:35-8:30—light dinner $7.50 per person |
Women's History
Month celebration, showcasing fascinating work by UNCA faculty
All events will take place in Karpen Hall, Laurel Forum
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March 8—March 26 |
Archival paper baskets with a contemporary spin-off from Shaker influence. |
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Harriet McBryde Johnston |
Ms. McBryde Johnston will read from her memoir Too Late to Die Young. She is a powerful figure, embodying the disability rights and feminist activist spirits. |