Announcing:  The 14th Annual Communication & Social Action Conference

Creating a Culture of Care

March 20th-March 21st, Moore Hall’s Townsend Kiva

March 20th:

7:00 PM: Keynote Address - Creating a Culture of Care: Why? How? Who?

Dr. Phil Tompkins: Professor Emeritus, University of

Colorado-Boulder

March 21st:

9:30-10:45 AM:

Showing We Care for Youth: Without Homes in Our Community: The Mt. Pleasant Mobilizers will describe the Bags for a Better Tomorrow project, a program to provide Listening Ear's Transitional Living Program with Emergency Go-Bags for 20 clients every year.

11:00-12:15 PM:

 Compassion in Complicated Times: Considering the Intersection of Work and Family for 21st Century Caregivers: Presented by Dr. Kathy Miller: Professor at the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication at Arizona State University.

12:30 PM:

Campus that Cares: A showcase of a number of service-oriented RSO’s.

2:00-3:15 PM:

Transforming a Community through HOPE (Helping Our People Excel) and Caring: Reaching Out, Not Out of Reach: Presented by Dr. Helen Miller: Mayor of the historic Town of White Springs and Vice-chair of Florida Leaders Organized for Water (FLOW).

3:30 PM:

Family Caregivers: A Roundtable Discussion: Dr. Pam Gray, Dr. Kathy Miller, Dr. Wendy Papa, and Erin Scheffels will discuss issues relevant to caring for a family member.

University Theatre 2012-2013 Season - click here

Announcing:  The 14th Annual Communication & Social Action Conference

Creating a Culture of Care

March 20th-March 21st, Moore Hall’s Townsend Kiva

March 20th:

7:00 PM: Keynote Address - Creating a Culture of Care: Why? How? Who?

Dr. Phil Tompkins: Professor Emeritus, University of

Colorado-Boulder

March 21st:

9:30-10:45 AM:

Showing We Care for Youth: Without Homes in Our Community: The Mt. Pleasant Mobilizers will describe the Bags for a Better Tomorrow project, a program to provide Listening Ear's Transitional Living Program with Emergency Go-Bags for 20 clients every year.

11:00-12:15 PM:

 Compassion in Complicated Times: Considering the Intersection of Work and Family for 21st Century Caregivers: Presented by Dr. Kathy Miller: Professor at the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication at Arizona State University.

12:30 PM:

Campus that Cares: A showcase of a number of service-oriented RSO’s.

2:00-3:15 PM:

Transforming a Community through HOPE (Helping Our People Excel) and Caring: Reaching Out, Not Out of Reach: Presented by Dr. Helen Miller: Mayor of the historic Town of White Springs and Vice-chair of Florida Leaders Organized for Water (FLOW).

3:30 PM:

Family Caregivers: A Roundtable Discussion: Dr. Pam Gray, Dr. Kathy Miller, Dr. Wendy Papa, and Erin Scheffels will discuss issues relevant to caring for a family member.

University Theatre 2012-2013 Season - click here

This year's summer theatre season takes place from June to June , and will feature the following productions: 

 

• Anybody for Murder by Brian Clemens and Dennis Spooner

  Directed by Keeley Stanley-Bohn

  Murder Mystery/Comedy

  (Appropriate for audiences 12 years old and above)

 

• The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Noah Smith; based on the novella by Robert Louis Stevenson

  Directed by Tim Connors

  Science Fiction Thriller

  Appropriate for audiences 16 years old and above

 

• Robert Fulghum’s All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten by Ernest Zulia; music and lyrics by David Caldwell

  Directed by Steve Berglund

  Comedy with Music

  Family friendly production; appropriate for audiences 10 years old and above

   

Tickets are $6 for students/seniors and $8 for the general public, and will be available at CMU Ticket Central: online - by phone at 989-774-3045 or in person at the CMU Events Center ticket outlet.