Calendar
Knitting the Resistance, currently on view at the MSU Union Art Gallery, features pussyhats, signs and other ephemera from the MSU Museum’s Craftivism Collection. In addition, artist Beth Miller facilitated the loan of over 350 pussyhats made by 132 crafters. These pussyhats created for Solarfest’s Arts + Activism project in Vermont will be traveling to the Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton, Massachusetts for an exhibition marking the one-year anniversary of the Women’s Marches.
Renegade appeals to the theater junkie and novice alike. The free annual celebration of all things theatrical features work by independent theater artists, and professional, community and college theater groups. On any given night, patrons may experience drama, comedy, or musical theater, spoken word, performance art, or improvisation. Each neighborhood of the festival will have its own feel and activities, expanding the visitor experience to everything these areas have to offer. Audiences can choose to spend an entire evening in one neighborhood, or travel district to district—with a visitor guide and map to steer them in the right direction.
East Lansing will be kicking off it’s programming beginning at 6:30PM on both Friday, August 17 and Saturday, August 18 at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum and 8PM (SCENE) Metrospace will host a performance by the Greater Lansing Ballet Co.
Register at https://grad.msu.edu/tapreg
Includes a dinner
For more information: https://grad.msu.edu/tap/orientations
Register at: www.grad.msu.edu/tapreg
For more information: https://grad.msu.edu/tap/orientations
Please come hear three practice talks for the EUROSLA Conference.
Monday, August 21, starting from 2pm to about 3pm in Wells B243.
Coffee and snacks will be served.
The role of task complexity in writing processes: Evidence from key-stroke logging and automatic text analyses
Jongbong Lee
Understanding CALF development by examining writers’ processes: Evidence from keystroke logging and stimulated recall
Jungmin Lim, Magda Tigchelaar, and Charlene Polio
Investigating the role of modality in learning L2 syntax under incidental exposure conditions
Kathy Kim
Welcome Back! All new SLS students: Orientation is 8/23 at 11 AM in B443 with the lunch at noon in the Atrium. Returning students: Please join us and the new students at noon in the Atrium for lunch! A potluck is to follow in the evening at Susan’s house. Directions to her house will be given out at the orientation, as well as info on ride sharing to get there. See you all soon!
Are you looking for a place to establish an academic profile? Would you like to save your research, publications, syllabi, and datasets for long term preservation somewhere safe? Do you want to connect with colleagues from across the Humanities and beyond? Humanities Commons is an expansion of MLA Commons and is open to anyone.
Participants of this workshop will learn about the basic functions of Humanities Commons, see examples, and set up their own account. They will learn specifically how to:
- Set up an account and create a profile
- Join groups and create a group
- Deposit work into CORE, the subject repository for scholarly materials
- Create a website using built in WordPress functionality
There will be sandwiches and soda provided!