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March18 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm) Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome). Wear comfortable, loose clothing. Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.) To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@randolphcollege.edu.
7:30 p.m.Lecture by Dan Ariely, "Misbelief: What Makes Rational People Believe Irrational Things"
Wimberly Recital Hall, Presser Hall
Lecture by Dan Ariely, " Misbelief: What Makes Rational People Believe Irrational Things" Dan Ariely, is a professor of Psychology & Behavioral Economics at Duke University. He is a founding member of the Center for Advanced Hindsight, co-creator of the film documentary (Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies, and a three-time New York Times bestselling author. His books include Predictably Irrational, The Upside of Irrationality, The Honest Truth About Dishonesty, Irrationally Yours, Payoff, Dollars and Sense and Amazing Decisions. His latest book Misbelief was published in September 2023.
19 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
6:30 p.m.Supernatural Encounters: Tales of the Strange in Chinese Culture
Leggett 537, Harold G. Leggett Building
7 p.m.Uncover/Recover: Remembering Women Workers
Maier Museum of Art
Uncover/Recover: Remembering Women Workers The 112th Annual Exhibition, 'Back to Front: Artists’ Books by Women', includes Harriet Bart’s affecting 'Drawn in Smoke' which memorializes individual young immigrant women who died in the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. While the disaster set in motion major labor reforms, the workers were largely forgotten. In October 2023, 112 years after the tragedy, a memorial was unveiled at the site to remember these women. Jennifer Gauthier, Professor of Media and Culture, will introduce a short documentary about the memorial’s creation, discussing the power of memorials to rewrite history to include marginalized people. Laura-Gray Street, Professor of English, will read poems from her chapbook, 'Shift Work', which explores the often-overlooked role of women and femininity in the historical struggle for dignity in work. Laura McManus, Curator of Education, will talk about Harriet Bart’s intent and process by which she created “portraits” in smoke to honor each victim.
20 - Wed^3:45 p.m.AI Panel for Business, Technology, and Education
Wimberly Recital Hall, Presser Hall
We will be having an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Panel with academic, industry, and technology specialists to discuss the ramifications, uses, and ethics of AI in the business, technology, and education realms. This is free and open to the public.
4:30 p.m.Women's Lacrosse vs William Peace
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
21 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
7:30 p.m.SciFest Keynote Speaker: Grace Stanke, Miss America 2023
Smith Hall Theatre, Smith Memorial Building
7:30 p.m. | Smith Hall Theatre, Smith Building (#33 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) The Keynote is always the highlight of SciFest weekend! Grace Stanke, Miss America 2023, is a nuclear engineer and clean energy advocate. She'll share about her journey traveling the world with "clean energy, cleaner future" as her platform, and will educate us about how cleaner energy sources are essential for our future. There will also be opportunities for photos and meet & greet time. This event is sponsored by Runk & Pratt and Miss Virginia Volunteer. Just before the Keynote program, we'll be presenting our regional high school science teacher "STAR" Award. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
7:30 p.m.STAR Teacher Award Presentation
Smith Other , Smith Memorial Building
7:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.| Smith Theatre, Smith Hall (#33 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) At the beginning of the opening keynote event, we will award the SciFest STAR - the regional, high school Science Teacher Award from Randolph! This event is sponsored by the Al Stroobants Foundation. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
22 - Fri^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
3 p.m.Center for Student Research Open House
Center for Student Research (MN 137), Main Hall
3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. | Room 137, Main Hall (#18 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Visit the Center for Student Research, the hub for student research and creative endeavors in all subjects, not just science. Drop by to see the space and hear from students who have participated in research and other out-of-class academic experiences, and learn about upcoming opportunities. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
4 p.m.Women in Science Panel
Nichols Theatre, Student Center
Panel | 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Nichols Theatre, Student Center Reception | 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. | Hampson Commons, Student Center (#34 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Learn how our science alumnae have succeeded in their fields. Please join us if you are interested in hearing from successful women scientists, but especially if you are considering going into a career related to science. A reception for our panelists will be held immediately following the panel in Hampson Commons. This event is sponsored by Framatome. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
6 p.m.Poetry Jam! Reading and Competition Awards
Thoresen Theatre, Harold G. Leggett Building
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | Thoresen Theatre, Leggett Building (#15 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Please join us for the reception, awards, and reading of all SciFest Poetry Jam! finalists from the STEM contest and the new James River Watershed contest. Refreshments will be served. Please note the location change from previous years. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
7:30 p.m.A Scientist Goes to the Movies: Oppenheimer
Thoresen Theatre, Harold G. Leggett Building
7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. | Thoresen Theatre, Leggett Building (#15 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Join us to watch the recent blockbuster movie, Oppenheimer, and engage in commentary from a local scientist about the science behind the movie. Free popcorn for all! Parents, please note that this film has an R-rating and may not be appropriate for younger audiences. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
23 - Sat^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
11:45 a.m.Science Day for 3rd - 6th graders
Gym, Athletics and Dance Center
11:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | Michels Athletic Center (MAC) (#31 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) 3rd-6th graders will be led through a series of 30-minute, fun, hands-on activities. A t-shirt, light snack, and a certificate of completion are given to all participants. This event is sponsored by United Bank. Audience: This event is open to 3rd-6th graders. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration is required (limited to 300 students). Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
12 p.m.Science Day Fun for Little Scientists
Nursery School
12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. | Randolph College Nursery School (#25 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Children ages 3-7 will enjoy about one hour of hands-on activities at the RC Nursery School, with sessions at 12p, 1p, 2p, and 3p. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Audience: This event is open to children ages 3-7. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration is required (limited to 75 children per session). Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
1 p.m.Women's Lacrosse vs University of Lynchburg
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
1 p.m.Tennis vs VAWESt M&W
Tennis Courts, Athletics and Dance Center
8:30 p.m.Glowstick Star Party
Winfree Observatory
8:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. | Winfree Observatory (#42 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Come observe the night sky with various astronomical equipment. Refreshments will be served and glow sticks will be available for all! Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
24 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
10 a.m.VA Region 2000 KidWind Challenge
Houston Memorial Chapel
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | Houston Memorial Chapel (#13 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Come support and view the wind turbines that local middle school student teams have worked together on for this official renewable energy theme build challenge. Team judging from 1-3p, awards ceremony will be held at 3:30p. This event is partnered with Future Focus Foundation. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required to attend the Challenge, but KidWind teams require pre-registration. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
11 a.m.2024 Randolph College Science Festival - Maker Faire Lynchburg
Randolph College Campus
Maker Faire Lynchburg 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | Main Hall, Student Center, Smith Building, Front Campus (various locations on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Come out and enjoy hands-on activities for all ages, amazing exhibits, locally made products for sale, food trucks, a group build project and more! There will be activities for kids as young as 4, plus fun for grown-up makers too! The event is partnered with Vector Space. Audience: This event is open to the public. Cost: Free! Registration: Registration is recommended. It helps us gauge how many people will be coming and to plan our exhibits and interactive displays. Plus, it enters you to win door prizes! Visit https://lynchburg.makerfaire.com/ to register and to learn more!
11 a.m.2024 SMASH @ SciFest
Alice's E - Cade, Student Center
11:00 a.m. | Alice’s eCade, Student Center (#34 on the campus map https://www.randolphcollege.edu/about/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2018/01/campus_map.pdf) Welcome gamers of all levels to a round robin mini-tournament! Participants can pre-register, and spectators can join to watch, with members of Randolph College eSports team as commentators! Registration: Registration/tickets are not required to watch, but gamer participation requires pre-registration. Visit https://randolphscience.org/scifest/ to learn more!
1 p.m.Softball vs RMC
Soccer/Softball Field, Athletics and Dance Center
25 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm) Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome). Wear comfortable, loose clothing. Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.) To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@randolphcollege.edu.
26 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
6 p.m.Reading by poet & novelist Gerald L. Coleman
Alice Ashley Jack Room, Smith Memorial Building
Gerald L. Coleman is the author of the epic fantasy series The Three Gifts, which includes When Night Falls, A Plague of Shadows, and the forthcoming When Chaos Reigns. Coleman's poetry has appeared in Pluck!, The Journal of Affrilachian Arts & Culture, Drawn To Marvel: Poems From The Comic Books, Pine Mountain Sand & Gravel, Black Bone Anthology, the 10th Anniversary Issue of Diode Poetry Journal, About Place Journal, Star*line, and This is the Honey: An Anthology of Contemporary Black Poets. His speculative fiction has appeared in The Cyberfunk Anthology, The Roaring Lion Anthology, The Urban Fantasy Anthology, the 2019 JordanCon Anthology, Dark Universe, CyberFunk! by MVMedia, the 2022 JordanCon Anthology, and Whether Change. His essays have been published in the Polish language Con-Magazine: KONwersacje, Apex Magazine 127, and the Hugo-nominated Journey Planet. Coleman has been a guest author at DragonCon, Boskone, Blacktasticon, JordanCon, Atlanta Science Fiction & Fantasy Expo, and others, and a guest poet/lecturer at Berea College, University of Kentucky, Centre College (Governor’s School), Transylvania University, Western Carolina University, UNC Charlotte, Florissant College, Kenyon College, the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning, and the Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Center. He is a Scholastic National Writing Juror, a co-founder of the Affrilachian Poets, an SFWA member, a Rhysling Award Nominee, and a fellow at the Black Earth Institute. Born in Lexington, KY, Coleman now makes his home in the Atlanta area.
27 - Wed^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
6 p.m.Healing Transformations
Maier Museum of Art
Healing Transformations How can we use our creative energy to deal with negative thoughts and difficult experiences? In this workshop, Jennifer Bondurant, LPC, Director of Randolph College’s Counseling Center, will discuss the science behind negative thinking and share how our biology can be transformed when we allow ourselves to practice and embrace positive thinking. Inspired by two works from the Maier Museum’s 112th Annual Exhibition in which the artists have physically transformed hateful words and ideas into art, we will create simple, mixed-media works to provide an opportunity to experience the healing power of transformation. No art experience is needed. Open to all ages 16+. Free but registration is required: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6228825
28 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Coffee Talk with Mr. Coffey
Alice Ashley Jack Room, Smith Memorial Building
29 - Fri^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
12 p.m.WildCat Multi
WildCat Stadium Track, Athletics and Dance Center
30 - Sat^7:30 a.m.High School Women's Wrestling Clinic 9-12th
Gym, Athletics and Dance Center
9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
12 p.m.WildCat Multi
WildCat Stadium Track, Athletics and Dance Center
1 p.m.Tennis vs RMC M&W
Tennis Courts, Athletics and Dance Center
2 p.m.Men's Lacrosse vs VAWES
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
31 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
April1 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm) Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome). Wear comfortable, loose clothing. Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.) To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@randolphcollege.edu.
2 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Lecture: Imperialism, Colonialism, Reparations, and the “Universal” Museum
Leggett 537, Harold G. Leggett Building
Lecture entitled 'Imperialism, Colonialism, Reparations, and the “Universal” Museum' by Dr. Patty Gerstenblith, Distinguished Research Professor, Director, Center for Art, Museum and Cultural Heritage Law, DePaul University College of Law. Reception 5 pm, Lecture 6 pm. Sponsored by Randolph College's museum and heritage studies program and the Lynchburg Society of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA Lynchburg). FREE and open to the public.
5 p.m.Lecture: Imperialism, Colonialism, Reparations, and the “Universal” Museum
Leggett 5th Floor Lobby, Harold G. Leggett Building
Lecture entitled 'Imperialism, Colonialism, Reparations, and the “Universal” Museum' by Dr. Patty Gerstenblith, Distinguished Research Professor, Director, Center for Art, Museum and Cultural Heritage Law, DePaul University College of Law. Reception 5 pm, Lecture 6 pm. Sponsored by Randolph College's museum and heritage studies program and the Lynchburg Society of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA Lynchburg). FREE and open to the public.
3 - Wed^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Women's Lacrosse vs Guilford College
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
4 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 - Fri^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
4 p.m.Men's Lacrosse vs Shenandoah
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
7:30 p.m.Spring Dance Concert
Thoresen Theatre, Harold G. Leggett Building
6 - Sat^9 a.m.WildCat Twilight Festival
WildCat Stadium Track, Athletics and Dance Center
9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
2 p.m.Unapologetic Pop Up
Maier Museum of Art
Unapologetic Pop Up Drop by between 2 and 4 pm to make a limited-edition button with artist Lyall Harris! Harris is one of the collaborators for The Unapologetic Initiative, an ongoing interactive project that seeks to raise awareness about gender inequality, challenge societal expectations, and empower women. A simple bookmaking activity will also be available. No experience necessary. All supplies provided. FREE and open to the public.
2 p.m.Spring Dance Concert
Thoresen Theatre, Harold G. Leggett Building
7 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
2 p.m.Softball vs Roanoke College
Soccer/Softball Field, Athletics and Dance Center
8 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm) Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome). Wear comfortable, loose clothing. Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.) To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@randolphcollege.edu.
9 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
10 - Wed^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
2 p.m.Softball vs University of Lynchhburg
Soccer/Softball Field, Athletics and Dance Center
4 p.m.Men's Lacrosse vs University of Lynchburg
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
4:30 p.m.Women's Lacrosse vs Ferrum
Other, Athletics and Dance Center
11 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.2024 Senior Studio Art Exhibition Opening and Reception
Maier Museum of Art
2024 Senior Studio Art Exhibition Opening and Reception. Exhibition on view through Sunday, May 5, 2024. FREE and open to the public.
12 - Fri^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
13 - Sat^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
9 a.m.Admitted Student Day
Randolph College Campus
An open house for admitted students and their families. Please register for Admitted Students Day at https://admission.randolphcollege.edu/portal/admitted_student_day?id=40a6aeec-747e-448c-b59d-24d4eab65eba If further information or assistance is needed please call 434-947-8100 or e-mail admissions@randolphcollege.edu
14 - Sun^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
15 - Mon^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
5 p.m.Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery
Maier Museum of Art
Monday Meditation in the Maier Gallery Mondays from 5:15 to 6:30 pm (plan to arrive between 5:00 – 5:15 pm) Surrounded by art, the group offers an introduction to mindfulness meditation based on Buddhist teachings. Participants practice sitting meditation, mindful movement, and other methods helpful in bringing awareness to daily life. All are welcome to join, regardless of race, creed, color, belief, gender expression, etc. Free and open to the public (free will offerings are welcome). Wear comfortable, loose clothing. Use the main entrance of the museum. (If the doors are closed, please ring the door bell.) To confirm dates around Museum closings and the holidays, please contact the Maier Museum at 434-947-8136 or museum@randolphcollege.edu.
16 - Tue^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
7 p.m.INTRUSION: 8 Characters. 1 Hour. 1 Actress
Thoresen Theatre, Harold G. Leggett Building
Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) programming 2024 As seen on: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Blacklist, Netflix's Inventing Anna and The Sinner, as well as The First Purge. Join us on April 16, 2024 @ 7pm in Thoresen Theatre for INTRUSION 8 Characters. 1 Hour. 1 Actress. With award winning actress, Quarrat Ann Kadwani
17 - Wed^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.
9 a.m.Symposium of Artists and Scholars
Campus , Randolph College Campus
Symposium of Artists Event Page https://www.randolphcollege.edu/research/sas/
1 p.m.Tennis vs Bridgewater (M&W)
Tennis Courts, Athletics and Dance Center
6 p.m.Women's Lacrosse vs Roanoke College
WildCat Stadium, Athletics and Dance Center
18 - Thu^9 a.m.Art Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested
Student Center Other, Student Center
On view January 11 – May 20, 2024 Hampson Commons, Student Center Exhibition: Entangled and Ingested The Entangled and Ingested project traces the ways film plastics inundate our lives, linking marine creatures to our consumption and us to their survival. Kat Owens creates life-sized portraits made from film plastic debris documenting animals harmed by entanglement and ingestion of plastic marine debris. To highlight her work and amplify the message it sends, and in celebration of Randolph's new marine science major, seven portraits from this series will be on display in Hampson Commons in the spring of 2024.

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