Be sure to check out the CAAD programming this week! A Body of Water: Reconciling Body Image in Adolescence Wednesday, December 2, 11:00a-1:00p, 3:00p-5:00p Thursday, December 3, 1:15p-4:00p Friday, December 4, 11:00a-1:00p, 4:00p-6:00p Saturday, December 5, 1:00p-5:00p Collaboratory A Body of Water seeks to process personal experiences with body image in adolescence through Read more about THIS WEEK IN CAAD[…]
Be sure to check out all of the fantastic programming happening this week! Toxic Art: A Collaboration Between Painting II and Toxic Futures (ART 302 and SOCI/ENST 368) Monday, November 16, 5:00-7:00p Collaboratory Two classes, SOCI/ENST 368 Toxic Futures and ART 302-01, Painting II, got together around the single problem of toxicity in the environment Read more about THIS WEEK IN CAAD[…]
Last week, we had the pleasure of sponsoring Peter Cook and Kenny Lerner in their poetry project called Flying Words. In honor of that incredible ASL performance, we bring you this stunning ASL interpretation of Adele’s “Hello.” Professional nationally certified ASL interpreter Molly Lou Bartholomew wows with yet another creative interpretation of a popular song. Enjoy her Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 63: From Flying Words to Adele[…]
We hope you’ve all enjoyed the CAAD-sponsored programming this year thus far! Since we’re halfway through pre-registration, here’s a reminder to about the 5 CAAD-supported courses offered in the spring: ENST 260 – Issues in Environmental Studies: Animal Metaphors TR 12:00pm-1:15pm, John Long FILM/MEDS 283 – Producing Audio Narratives R 12:00pm-3:00pm, T 3:00pm-6:00pm, Shane Slattery-Quintanilla MEDS 250 – Exploratory Read more about THIS WEEK IN CAAD[…]
Whatever kind of question you have in terms of your own research, you should never be afraid to ask someone outside your field for an answer. A few weeks ago, Professor Marjolijn Bol came to Vassar College and shared her extensive knowledge of early modern art. On Monday night, she gave a lecture entitled “From Read more about Fieldwork: From Colored Crystals to Glowing Glazes – An Interview with Professor Marjolijn Bol[…]
With work toward the 2016 presidential election well under way, political controversy, both between the politicians themselves and with outside figures, is bound to become a large part of the news. In September, for example, TPM published an article about Donald Trump and Senator Ted Cruz using REM’s song “It’s the End of the World Read more about Field Work: Music and Politics[…]
Most people have stumbled upon a Bad Lip Reading at some point in their ventures on Youtube and other sites. While we can all agree that they are hilarious, most people would not stop to think about how much work really goes into lip reading, whether or not the goal is to get an accurate Read more about The Art of Speechreading[…]
It’s preregistration time, which means scheduling appointments with advisors, discovering draw numbers, and searching through the course catalogue! Be sure to check out the five CAAD-supported courses being offered in Spring 2016, spanning across several departments including Environmental Studies, Film, Media Studies, Physics, Music, Art History, and Women’s Studies. For more information, visit our recently Read more about CAAD-Supported Courses for Spring 2016![…]
Be sure to check out the CAAD events for this week! Flying Words Lecture by Peter Cook – Painting in the Air: Creativity and ASL Thursday, November 5, 6:00p Taylor 203 Performance by Peter Cook and Kenny Lerner – Flying Words Project Saturday, November 7, 7:00p Sanders Auditorium The Flying Words Project is an American Sign Language Read more about THIS WEEK IN CAAD[…]