Norwich University Sullivan Museum and History Center’s spring series of Lunch’N’Learn programs

For Immediate Release
Feb. 18, 2011

Contact: Daphne Larkin
802-485-2886 or 595-3613(m)
dlarkin@norwich.edu

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ADVISORY

The noontime programs are free, open to the public and light lunch snacks are served. Call the Museum at 802.485.2448 or 2183 for more information.

Tuesday, Feb. 22: The VT Haiti Project: Presenters Tim Singer and Donna Thomas of the VT Haiti Project will provide an update on current building conditions and health challenges in Haiti.

Thursday, March 10: Designing a Museum: Presenter Andrew Santaniello, AIA, NU’95 of Centerbrook Architects will share the challenges of the design team who created our very own NU Museum.

Thursday, March 24: Building a Story: Presenters Prof. Jeanne Beckwith, NU English Dept. and Prof. Arne Aho, NU Architecture Dept. will lead a discussion on the movie My Architect.

Wednesday, April 6: Touch the Shound at NU – Exhibit Opening: Join us to hear some music as we open an intriguing exhibit which demonstrates the “sounds” in various disciplines across campus.

Thursday, April 14: Amp it Up: Getting Musical Vibration Into the Sound System with NU Engineering Professor Michael Prairie presenting how vibrations are turned into electrical signals.

Tuesday, April 19: Sing and Be Free: Using Song to Invoke God, Forge Unity, and Change History during the Civil Rights Movement, 1960-65: presented by NU History Professor Rowland Brucken.

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