Graduate Certificate in Creative Practices in Technical Production for Live Performance
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Concordia University's Graduate Certificate in Creative Practices in Technical Production for Live Performance is an innovative new program that enables qualified designers and technicians to explore the relationship between technical knowledge and the creative process in order to meet new cross-disciplinary demands of production. Curriculum prepares students to converse and participate in creation-based practices a
Mona El Kafif -- Architecture Lecture Series
Filmed on March 7, 2011, as part of CCA's Architecture Lecture Series, in Timken Lecture Hall on the San Francisco campus of California College of the Arts
Sophie Calle -- Photography Lecture Series
Filmed on March 30, 2011, as part of CCA's Photography Lecture Series, in Timken Lecture Hall on the San Francisco campus of California College of the Arts
Maurice Hamovitch Interview
In this video, the late Maurice Hamovitch, professor emeritus and former dean of the USC School of Social Work, discusses his career and life in the field of social work, including the 43 years he spent at USC.
Hamovitch was a distinguished sociologist who was personally responsible for many significant contributions to both social work and medical literature.
Hamovitch was interviewed by Paul E. Hadley on April 19, 1995, as part of the USC Emeriti Center's H. Dale Hilton Living History Proje
Sunday Service - 5/8/2011 - Bruce Puckett
A service of worship in Duke University Chapel. The Reverend Bruce Puckett delivers a sermon entitled "Wrong Question, Right Answer."
Bulletin: http://bit.ly/k8keUl
LQP Asks: Questions for President Shelton
LQP Asks: Questions for President Shelton
HIV and HCV Co-infected Patients ... and other Special Populations
Session 4; Panel 4.1
HIV and HCV Co-infected Patients, Patients with Decompensated Cirrhosis, Liver Transplant, and other Special Populations by Mark Sulkowski and Panel Discussion
Lecture 1 - Introduction and Pre-Han Pictorial Art
I begin by introducing my three major teachers, and go on to outline the background of the series: early attempts at histories of Chinese painting, photographing and cataloguing projects carried out in the 1960s-70s, changing ideas about how art history should be constructed and written. I introduce Ernst Gombrich as a model for the kind of art-historical narrative I will attempt, but also emphasize the strong tradition of critical and historical writing in China that underlies my account. This
Professor Kevin Otos explains his SURF project
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From Ag Comm to ESPN: Study Agricultural Communications
Text-only transcript: http://www.caes.uga.edu/global/media/texttranscript.cfm?vid=IerRfYa58yA
Study Agricultural Communication: http://students.caes.uga.edu/undergraduate/majors/agricultural-communication.cfm
Graduates from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at UGA have many job opportunities in the state of Georgia and around the world.
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Caroline Coarsey
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The scene opens with Caroline Coarsey reporting from the vacant Sanford Stadi
Work the Bugs Out: Study Biological Science
Text-only transcript: http://www.caes.uga.edu/global/media/texttranscript.cfm?vid=lZwS0WeYvFo
Study Biological Science: http://students.caes.uga.edu/undergraduate/majors/biological-science.cfm
Graduates from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at UGA have many job opportunities in the state of Georgia and around the world.
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Amanda Parnell
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The scene opens with Amanda outside at Rock Eagle 4-H Center, explaining something to a group of students.
Museum Studies Seminar
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English Lecture Series: Bonnie & Clyde
Jerome Christensen
Thursday, April 14, 2011 at 4:30 p.m.
Brown-Alley Room, Weinstein Hall
Jerome Christensen is a Professor of English and Film at the University of California, Irvine, and the author of several books, including Romanticism at the End of History; Lord Byron's Strength: Romantic Writing and Commercial Society; Practicing Enlightenment: Hume and the Formation of a Literary Career; and Coleridge's Blessed Machine of Language. His current project, which will be published by Princeto
Robbins Tower Dedication
The Dedication of the Robbins Tower was held on April 22, 2011. The Tower was given in honor of Dr. W. David Robbins, Dean of the Robins School of Business from 1959-1977 by Alice and Bob Jepson (B'64, GB'75 and H'87).
Choctaw Speller
A rare Choctaw spelling book and Choctaw catechism are stored in the University of Mississippi's Archives and Special Collections.
Golf at Ole Miss
12-hour Time-Lapse of #5 green (par-3), #5 tee box is in the background to the right and #7 green is in the background on the left.
Highlights from Aron Ralston's (E'97) Keynote Speech
Aron Ralston (E'97) delivered the keynote address at Carnegie Mellon University's 114th commencement on May 15, 2011. Ralston's heroic story of survival is the subject of the film "127 Hours." Pinned by a half-ton boulder in a Utah canyon for nearly a week, Ralston turned to the analytical problem solving skills he acquired at Carnegie Mellon University to survive and eventually free himself.
Please note, due to contractual obligations we cannot post the entire keynote address by Mr. Ralston,
The King's Speech: The First Executive Coach?
The film The King's Speech was particularly interesting for the work of Lionel Logue, the speech therapist, who could be considered the first executive coach to King George V1th. The quality of the relationship is key: the coach creates a safe environment in which leaders can experience a trusting relationship where the only agenda is to support the learning of the Leader.
At its best, coaching is effective in helping individuals to develop a more effective and impactful communication style; man
Small Businesses: Is government support on the right track?
The UK's 2011 Budget for Growth put emphasis on encouraging small start ups and small businesses. Is it likely to succeed? David Molian gives his perspective, drawing on 24 years' experience of working with growth businesses. He cautions the need for a long time horizon, with only a small proportion of start-ups succeeding in creating significant growth for the UK economy. He considers that the government needs to think carefully about the support measures appropriate for that group of companies
Inside Rethink 2011: Topspin CEO Ian Rogers on Social Media
Berkleemusic talks with Topspin CEO Ian Rogers behind the scenes at the Rethink Music conference in Boston. Ian shares some thoughts on engaging with fans on Facebook and Twitter, and the key difference between artist-to-fan (direct) marketing and fan-to-fan (viral) marketing.
