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MOndaY
FEBruarY 22
12:30 p.M.
nursing and General
Education Building 101
College of Science, Engineering
and Technology presents: Black History Month
Film Series: Black Wall Street (a documentary)
Contact: Ms. Carolyn Johnson, (757) 278-2587
5:15-6:30 p.M.
dance Studio (2nd floor)
Gills Gymnasium
NSU Health & Wellness Initiative for Women
JUST FOR YOU series: Check it Out
Mondays: Exercise on the Go (Boot Camp,
Universal Fitness’ Donnetta Johnson)
Contact: Dr. Sheila Ward, (757) 823-8703
6 -8 p.M.
nursing and General
Education Building 101
Is it WEAVE or WEAVED: The Impact
of Hair on Black Women, Reality TV
and Black Men: Panel discussion sponsored
by Housing and Residence Life
Contact: NSU Residence Life and Housing,
(757) 823-8407
7 p.M.
Student Center 149
Honors College Film Series & Discussion
—Shakespeare and Race: Romeo and Juliet
(Starring Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad)
Contact: NSU Honors College, 757-823-8208
10 a.M.-5 p.M.
James Wise Gallery, Main Campus
Black History Month Art Exhibition: Cultural
Shifts: Recent Works by Clayton Singleton
Sponsored by Visual and Performing Arts
Contact: Professor Solomon Isekeije,
(757) 823-8844
tuESdaY
FEBruarY 23
12:30-2 p.M.
Student Center 138a
A Brown Bag Lunch Event: Touching
Slavery: Towards Remembering the Full Experience
of Enslaved Plantation Workers An interactive
geographical presentation by Dr. E. Arnold
Modlin, Assistant Professor Department
of History and Interdisciplinary Studies
Contact: Dr. Khadijah O. Miller, 757-823-2864
10-5 p.M.
James Wise Gallery, Main Campus
Black History Month Art Exhibition:
Cultural Shifts: Recent Works by Clayton Singleton
Sponsored by Visual and Performing Arts
Contact: Professor Solomon Isekeije,
(757) 823-8844
WEdnESdaY
FEBruarY 24
12 - 2 p.M.
Student Center 370
A Brown Bag Lunch Event: “The Negro-Indian
Confusion: Exploring the Language of Race and
Identity in Colonial and Antebellum South”
featuring Dr. Arica Coleman, evaluator of African
American Programs, Delaware Humanities
Forum, author of That the Blood Stay Pure:
African Americans, Native Americans, and the
Predicament of Race and Identity in Virginia (2013)
Sponsored by International Studies, Service
Learning and Civic Engagement, Globetrotters
LLC and the Department of History
and Interdisciplinary Studies
Contact: Dr. de Laforcade (757) 823-2819
10-5 p.M.
James Wise Gallery, Main Campus
Black History Month Art Exhibition: Cultural
Shifts: Recent Works by Clayton Singleton
Sponsored by Visual and Performing Arts
Contact: Professor Solomon Isekeije,
(757) 823-8844
tHurSdaY
FEBruarY 25
10:30 a.M.-2 p.M.
Student Center 138aBC
Spring 2016 Career Expo
sponsored by NSU Career Services
Contact: Career Services, (757) 823-8462
12:30-2 p.M.
Student Center 370
Sigma Tau Delta’s Annual Black History Month
Program sponsored by the Department of English
and Foreign Languages
Contact: Mr. Damani Drew, (757) 823-8891
5:15-6:30 p.M.
dance Studio (2nd floor)
Gills Gymnasium
NSU Health & Wellness Initiative for Women
JUST FOR YOU Healthier Living Series:
African Dance with Live Drumming
Contact: Dr. Sheila Ward, (757) 823-8703
6 p.M.
lyman Beecher Brooks library
archives, Second floor
BHM Signature Event: Hidden Virginia History:
The Connection between Buffalo Soldiers and
the Philippines: panel discussion and photo
gallery Sponsored by the Virginia Foundation
for the Humanities and the Department of
History and Interdisciplinary Studies
Contact: Dr. April T. Manalang, (757) 823-9489
7 p.M.
Brown Hall theatre
The Norfolk State University
Theatre Company Presents: The Brothers Size
Sponsored by NSU Theatre Co.
Tickets: $5-$15, call (757) 823-9009, ext. 5
Contact: Professor Anthony Stockard,
(757) 823-2897
10 a.M.-5 p.M.
James Wise Gallery, Main Campus
Black History Month Art Exhibition: Cultural
Shifts: Recent Works by Clayton Singleton
Sponsored by Visual and Performing Arts
Contact: Professor Solomon Isekeije,
(757) 823-8844
FrIdaY
FEBruarY 26
1-2 p.M.
Brown Memorial Hall, a101
African American Perspectives on International
Politics and Foreign Policy Development—Student
discussions sponsored by the Political Science
Department, Part I
Contact: Professor Carol Pretlow, (757) 823-8999
7 p.M.
Brown Hall theatre
The Norfolk State University
Theatre Company Presents: The Brothers Size
Sponsored by NSU Theatre Co.
Tickets: $5-$15, call (757) 823-9009, ext. 5
Contact: Professor Anthony Stockard,
(757) 823-2897
10 a.M.-5 p.M.
James Wise Gallery, Main Campus
Black History Month Art Exhibition: Cultural
Shifts: Recent Works by Clayton Singleton
Sponsored by Visual and Performing Arts
Contact: Professor Solomon Isekeije,
(757) 823-8844
SaturdaY
FEBruarY 27
11 a.M.-2 p.M.
the Chrysler Museum of Fine arts
One Memorial drive, norfolk, va
Exhibition reception for “Legacy Matters,”
featuring artworks by NSU Fine Arts students
with contributions from NSU faculty, with musical
entertainment provided by Tallwood High School
Orchestra, a collaborative program sponsored
by The Chrysler Museum of Fine Arts and the
NSU Visual and Performing Arts Department
Contact: Professor Solomon Isekeije,
(757) 823-8844
7 p.M.
Brown Hall theatre
The Norfolk State University
Theatre Company Presents: The Brothers Size
Sponsored by NSU Theatre Co.
Tickets: $5-$15, call (757) 823-9009, ext. 5
Contact: Professor Anthony Stockard,
(757) 823-2897
All events are free and open to the public (except where indicated).
For general NSU Black History Month information
please contact Dr. Khadijah O. Miller, chair, at 757-823-2864 or komiller@nsu.edu.
www.nsu.edu
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