In Conversation: Brenda Berkman '73 and Patrick Wilz on Memory, Service, and Meaning
Processing, commemorating, and remembering through art and conversation with alumna Brenda Berkman and Visiting Assistant Professor of History Patrick Wilz.
Processing, commemorating, and remembering through art and conversation with alumna Brenda Berkman and Visiting Assistant Professor of History Patrick Wilz.
Join Provost Tarshia Stanley and the Flaten Art Museum staff for an educator’s tour of the museum’s galleries, classroom, and vault. Discover how faculty across the disciplines are using the Flaten Art Museum to spark student engagement — from a single class visit to a semester-long sequence — and leave with adaptable exercises and assignments […]
Faculty, staff, students, and the wider community are welcome to attend this lecture featuring topics relevant to St. Olaf’s Bachelor of Music in Music Education degree program. St. Olaf welcomes guest speaker Marci Rosenberg, a voice-specialized speech language pathologist. This event is free and open to the public.
Join CILA, Community and Belonging, Academic Success Center, the Boldt Fund, the Leraas Fund, Linguistics, and Writing/FYE as they welcome Professor Shawna Shapiro for a lecture on Critical Language Awareness in Viking Theater from 4-5 p.m. on October 1.
Dimensions of Belonging: LGBTQIA+ Families Across Race, Adoption, and Migration Keynote Speaker — The Rt. Rev. Deon K. Johnson: 11th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri. Johnson became the first Black, first gay, and first immigrant to serve as bishop in this diocese. Visit the Taylor Center webpage to learn more about the Grose Lecture […]
10th Annual James M. May Lecture in Classics