Current on-campus events

There are many interesting programs and ongoing exhibits right here on campus! Here are just a few:

The Institute of African Studies has a film series going on through the month of April. They will offer Waiting for Happiness (En Attendant le Bonheur) on April 2 and Zimbabwé de la Libération au Chaos: Countdown on April 16. Both movies are in French with English subtitles. For more information, contact Cheryl Treacy-Lenda, 404-727-6402, ctreacy@emory.edu.

The Carlos Museum will host on a talk on their most recent paper acquisition, an engraving of Adam and Eve by German master Albrecht Dürer on Tuesday, April 10, 2007 at 4pm in Reception Hall. For more information, contact Allison Dixon, 404-727-4282, carlos@emory.edu.

Interested in how different cultures take holidays? You can attend the lecture by the MARIAL Center entitled, "Working at Play: Why Can't Americans Relax?" This lecture is presented by Cindy Aron, a professor of U.S. women's history at the University of Virginia. It will take place on April 18 at 4pm on the Briarcliff Campus, Room 413E. Please contact Cynthia Gordon, 404-712-9239, cmgordo@emory.edu , for more information.

A fan of music? You can attend the guitar ensemble's spring show. It will be held on April 28 at 8pm in the Performing Arts Studio on North Decatur Road. Please contact the Arts at Emory Box Office, 404.727.5050, boxoffice@emory.edu, for more information.

All the above events are free!