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Opening Reception Helhesten: The Hell-Horse: Danish Cultural Resistance During World War II
April 9 at 5:30 – 7 pm Free for Museum Members; $15 non-members. Reservations required. RSVP to email or 954-262-0204.
NSU Art Museum hosts Art Talk: Helhesten
April 9 at 5:30 – 7 pm Art Talk: War Horses: Helhesten and The Danish Avant-Garde during World War II Kerry Greaves on A New Realism: Abstraction and Nationalism in Denmark during World War II Kerry Greaves received her PhD from the City University of New York Graduate Center;…
Opening Reception: Student Exhibition
March 13 at 6 – 8 pm Opening Reception: AutoNation Academy Spring Juried Student Exhibition Judged by Director and Chief Curator Bonnie Clearwater The Opening Reception is free and open to the public. RSVP by email or 954-262-0204.
Opening Reception: Faculty Exhibition
March 13, 2015 at 6 – 8 pm Spring Faculty Exhibition Opening Reception: AutoNation Academy of Art + Design Meet Academy instructors, view artworks in photography, mixed media, painting, ceramics, fibers and digital arts. Featured artists include Lark Keeler, Sri Prabha, Lori Gregory, Pamela Palma, Deana Conley, Amber Quimby,…
Art Roundtable: Nayeli Damian Gutierrez
March 17, 12 pm This is a complimentary event for Members at the Museum Enthusiast level and above. Please RSVP by email or 954-262-0204.
Art of Wine and Food Series: Mionetto USA
March 19 at 6 – 8 pm Join Pietro Riccobono as he explores his native country by the glass. Italian wines paired with small bites will accompany each wine. $40 per person; $25 for Members Patron level and above. Limited seating, reservations required. RSVP by email or 954-262-0204.
Enjoy the Spring Dance Performance at the Alvin Sherman Library, March 15
Enjoy a performance by the NSU Maasti Dance Group as they present Indian dance highlighting classical, Bollywood, and contemporary dance styles. This event is free and open to the public. Sunday, March 15, 2:00-3:00 pm 2nd floor, Cotilla Gallery Alvin Sherman Library For more information, contact Kimberli Kidd at kkidd@nova.edu or…
Enjoy Night of Music at the Faculty Recital, March 18
The NSU community is invited to attend an eclectic music production showcasing multiple woodwinds and performed by faculty members from the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences Division of Performing and Visual Arts. Faculty Recital Wednesday, March 18 7:30 p.m. Black Box Theatre | Don Taft University Center Phil Bracken-Tripp,…
The Climate-Sustainability Lecture Series, hosted by the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences, will explore the long-term effects of the high-level Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan in March 2011. “Echoes From Fukushima” Speaker: Bryan Armentrout, Ph.D., assistant professor Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Noon–1:00 p.m. Mailman-Hollywood Building | Second Floor Auditorium…
Dance Movement at the NSU Art Museum
March 8 at 2 – 3 pm If you love to dance, join us at the Museum for Urban Line Dance lessons led by Lynda Nation. Bring a partner, come on your own or bring a group. $8 per person; $6 for Members. Please RSVP by email or 954-262-0204.
Blurred Lines: A Discussion on Race and Culture, Feb. 26
The NSU Office of Residential Life and Housing will host a dinner dialogue which will encourage an open, thoughtful discussion about provocative questions of race, culture and identity from the perspective of young adults in America. The event is open to the public. Delicious ‘soul food’ will be provided. Time: 7:00-9:00…
Lecture: Wildlife Photographer / TV Host Art Wolfe
February 20 at 6 – 7pm Celebrated wildlife photographer and host of the award-winning TV series “Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge,” Wolfe will speak about his career of employing artistic and journalistic styles to documenting. His approach to photography is based in his training in the arts with…
Cross Country Squads Named USTFCCCA All Academic Teams
The Nova Southeastern University men’s and women’s cross country teams were each recently named USTFCCCA All Academic Teams, while three Sharks were named Scholar Athletes. The NSU men’s team was honored for holding a team GPA of 3.05. Men’s standout runner Benjamin Manuel (So., Willemstad, Curacao) was named the team’s…
Pride Bite: 55 Student-Athletes Named to Fall SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll
Nova Southeastern University placed 55 student-athletes on the 2014 Sunshine State Conference Fall Commissioner’s Honor Roll, as announced by the conference office Wednesday, Feb. 11 by Commissioner Ed Pasque. NSU student-athlete academic standards are constantly on the rise, which represents the high value that is placed on our student-athletes’ academics….
NSU Newcomer Petra Jurova Wins SSC Tennis Player of the Week
Nova Southeastern University newcomer Petra Jurova’s (Jr., Bratislava, Slovakia) performance during her debut weekend as a Shark has earned her the Sunshine State Conference Player of the Week award, as announced by the league office Monday, Feb. 9. In team wins over No. 15 Valdosta State and No. 30 Flagler,…
Softball Head Coach Wins 400th Game With NSU in Split Day Two of Eckerd Spring Invite
The Nova Southeastern University softball team (4-2) went 1-1 during day two of the Eckerd Spring Invitational Saturday, Feb. 14, defeating Young Harris (3-2), 11-6, and losing to Shorter (3-0), 8-7. Head coach Lesa Boneè earned her 400th win with the program, increasing her total as the winningest coach in…
Rowing Team Releases Spring Schedule
Nova Southeastern University rowing head coach Heather Barney has released the spring 2015 schedule, slated to begin on March 28 with a dual meet against local rival Barry. The Sharks will take part in three scrimmage races from Feb. 21 to March 14 against Bates, Grand Valley State and Georgetown….
Albert Williams, Ph.D., associate professor of Finance and Economics, H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship, was a panelist for an education summit, “Linking Education to Employment Success,” organized by the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Coral Gables, FL. He joined four other panelists who represented Florida…
3rd Annual Seussfest at the Alvin Sherman Library
Mark your calendars for the library’s 3rd Annual Seussfest on Sunday, March 1, 2015 to celebrate the life, birthday, and works of Dr. Seuss. There will be storytellers, magicians, your favorite Seussian characters, performances, a petting zoo, face-painters, and more. Free books for the first 1,500 children! SeussFest! is funded…
SHSS Faculty and Student Present at FSU’s South Asian Media & Cultural Studies Conference
Evan Hoffman, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Conflict Analysis and Resolution (DCAR) in NSU’s Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS) and DCAR doctoral student Zhiwei Wang recently presented at the 2015 South Asian Media & Cultural Studies Conference. The conference was held at Florida State University…