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SUMMARY:Barton Art Galleries and Friends of Visual Arts present Artist-in-Residence David Molesky’s “Figural Transitions: Masculinity from Realism to Allegory” Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist-in-Residency will run from October 21- November 2\nCommunity Workshops: October 26 and November 2\, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.\n\nFor additional information\, contact the Barton Art Galleries at artgalleries@barton.edu or call 252-399-6476.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/barton-art-galleries-and-friends-of-visual-arts-present-artist-in-residence-david-moleskys-figural-transitions-masculinity-from-realism-to-allegory-exhibition/
LOCATION:Barton Art Galleries
CATEGORIES:Barton Art Galleries
ORGANIZER;CN="Barton Art Galleries":MAILTO:artgalleries@barton.edu
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SUMMARY:Barton College Homecoming Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Homecoming Weekend November 1-2\, 2024! \nIt’s that time of year\, Barton alumni! Homecoming Registration is NOW OPEN\, and we invite you to mark your calendars for November 1-2\, 2024. Get ready to reconnect\, reminisce\, and celebrate the magic of coming home. \nThis year\, our Homecoming theme is a “Wilson State of Mind\,” where we’ll unite our Barton family with the vibrant energy of Wilson. Together\, we’ll celebrate the unique culture\, creativity\, and community spirit that define both the College and our town\, making this Homecoming weekend one to remember. \nLearn More about Homecoming • Register for Homecoming
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/barton-college-homecoming-weekend/
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SUMMARY:Honors Faculty Lecture Series: Susan C. Fecho\, M.F.A.
DESCRIPTION:Honors Faculty Lecture Series \nSemester Theme: Fabric \nFeatured Speaker: Susan C. Fecho\, M.F.A. \nLearning Commons\, Hackney Library \nFor additional information\, contact Gerard Lange\, Director of the Whitehurst Family Honors Program\, at glange@barton.edu or 252-399-6475. \n  \nAbout Susan C. Fecho\, M.F.A.: \nSusan Fecho specializes in multi-media printmaking\, surface designer\, and illustration with a M.F.A. from ECU\, and botanical illustrator certificate from NCBG. Her lifelong devotion to art includes over 40 years of teaching and working with art students in the United States and abroad. In addition\, she has pursued postgraduate studies at various institutions including Jan Van Eyck Academie\, Humboldt Field Research Institute\, Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design\, Northern Illinois University\, NC Botanical Gardens and Penland School of Crafts. Fecho has exhibited nationally\, and internationally – and has received numerous awards\, grants\, and residencies. \nFecho\, born in Virginia and long-term resident of North Carolina\, is connected to “place” – she has a deep appreciation for the natural world of North Carolina\, her home. Fecho’s images have been accepted into several major collections: the Smithsonian Institution’s American Art Museum/National Portrait Gallery Library\, Washington\, D.C.; the Word and Image Department\, Victoria and Albert Museum\, London\, England; and the Museum of Women Artists\, Washington\, D.C. \nFecho’s academic contributions appear in scientific journals such as Nature Reviews Urology\, The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics\, The Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine\, The Journal of Urology\, and The Neuronal & Systems Mechanisms of Affective Touch & Therapeutic Tissue Manipulation Research (NeuronS_MATTR) Network. Fecho’s work also appeared in educational/inspirational such as Forward Future: Journal of Integrative Teaching International\, Kakalak: An Anthology of Carolina Poets\, New Art International: A Compendium of Recent Work\, Portrait of the Outer Banks: An Artist’s Sketch\, Our State Magazine\, and VIVA NOLA Magazine.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/honors-faculty-lecture-series-susan-c-fecho-m-f-a/
LOCATION:Hackney Library
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Special Guests
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SUMMARY:Allan R. Sharp Religion in Life Lecture: Shannon Baker & Sometime Soon\, “A Bluegrass Gospel Hour”
DESCRIPTION:For additional information\, contact Dr. Rodney A. Werline\, Marie and Leman Barnhill Endowed Chair in Religious Studies\, at rawerline@barton.edu or 252-399-6447.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/allan-r-sharp-religion-in-life-lecture-shannon-baker-sometime-soon-a-bluegrass-gospel-hour/
LOCATION:Howard Chapel
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Special Guests
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SUMMARY:Theatre at Barton presents “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” by Rob Urbinati
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the exciting 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee! This heartfelt Tony-Award winning musical follows a group of wonderfully unique and impassioned students as they compete for this year’s title\, spelling their way through stories of home life\, hope and acceptance. Featuring a marvelous score by William Finn\, this show is a joyful night of comedy\nand quirkiness that celebrates the pursuit of victory\, love and being true to oneself. Some adult language\, for a mature audience (13+) \n\nNov. 7-9\, 7:30 p.m.\nNov. 10\, 3 p.m.\n\nKennedy Family Theatre \nAdvance reservations are required at www.barton.edu/theatre \n\n$20 adults $10 seniors (60+) military\, and Barton faculty/staff\nBarton students – free admission with I.D. and advance reservation.\n\nFor additional information\, email theatre@barton.edu or call 252-399-6492.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/theatre-at-barton-presents-the-25th-annual-putnam-county-spelling-bee-by-rob-urbinati/
LOCATION:Kennedy Family Theatre\, Woodard St NE\, Wilson\, NC
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:Honors Faculty Lecture Series: Mark A. Basinger\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:Honors Faculty Lecture Series \nSemester Theme: Fabric \nFeatured Speaker: Mark A. Basinger\, Ph.D. \nLearning Commons\, Hackney Library \nFor additional information\, contact Gerard Lange\, Director of the Whitehurst Family Honors Program\, at glange@barton.edu or 252-399-6475. \n  \nAbout Mark A. Basinger\, Ph.D.: \nDr. Mark Basinger came to Barton College in 2000 from Southeast Missouri State University where he completed a one-year teaching appointment in the Department of Biology.  His previous research focused on vascular plant inventories of natural areas and study of flooding and windstorm damage\, along with short-term recovery\, in two old-growth forests in southern Illinois.  Basinger has over 15 years of summer work experience with the Shawnee National Forest and has done a wide variety of ecological and floristic projects for the forest service.  He is considered an expert on the vascular plants of the eastern United States.  He teaches many of the introductory biology\, botany/environmental science\, and field biology courses at Barton including Principles of Biology I and II; Organismal Biology; Non-Vascular and Vascular Plants\, and Exploring the North Carolina Coast\, Coastal Plain\, and Mountains.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/honors-faculty-lecture-series-mark-a-basinger-ph-d/
LOCATION:Hackney Library
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Special Guests
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SUMMARY:Barton College / Wilson Symphony Orchestra’s Fall Concert
DESCRIPTION:Ticket Information: $15 per ticket or by season ticket. Reservations required. \nKennedy Family Theatre \nFor additional information\, contact Bonnie LoSchiavo at blloschiavo@barton.edu or 252-399-6559.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/barton-college-wilson-symphony-orchestras-fall-concert/
LOCATION:Kennedy Family Theatre\, Woodard St NE\, Wilson\, NC
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SUMMARY:Honors Faculty Lecture Series: Shawn P. McCauley\, M.A.
DESCRIPTION:Honors Faculty Lecture Series \nSemester Theme: Fabric \nFeatured Speaker: Shawn P. McCauley\, M.A. \nLearning Commons\, Hackney Library \nFor additional information\, contact Gerard Lange\, Director of the Whitehurst Family Honors Program\, at glange@barton.edu or 252-399-6475.
URL:https://give.barton.edu/event/honors-faculty-lecture-series-shawn-p-mccauley-m-a/
LOCATION:Hackney Library
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Special Guests
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